The Art of making Fresh Songs derived from other Hindi Film Soundtracks. (Part Three - Complete Songs inspired from an already released track.) (Did You Know - 48) |
30 Apr 2013 /
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Chris
Sir,
Bobby Sing
Hi Chris,
Jayesh Adhyaru
Hello Bobby,
You may know we had interacted earlier, and I am a regular reader of your blog. After my recommendation, few of my friends have also became your readers too! Surprisingly, I have been noticed the same things for last many years. Right now, I remember few of them which I am sharing right now. Will share others when they comes back to my mind! - Basu Chatterjee\'s \"Khatta Meetha\" has a tune which repeats many times in the whole film. Using the same tune music director Rajesh Roshan made a song for the movie \"Koyla\". The song is \"Tanhaayee tanhaayee tanhaayee, dono ko paas le aayee...\" - The song \"Yeh ladka haaye allah, kaisa hai deewana\" has a tune when a merriage procession comes on the screen. Now listen \"Yeh mausam ka jaadu hai mitwa\" a song from the film \"Hum aap ke hai kaun\". The same tune has been used in whole song. A few tunes from the movie \"Maine pyar kiya\", is also used in \"Hum aap ke hai kaun\" at different places. - Himesh Reshammia has used title songs of his old TV serials for his movies like \"Dulhan hum le jayenge\", \"Humraaz\" etc. Listen the title song for his 1995 TV serial \"Aaha\" (Bole dil aaha, apna to dil hai thoda deewana) (featuring Shekhar Suman & Farooq Sheikh) and then play \"Dheere dheere chalna, yun na tu matakna\" from Dulhan hum le jaayenge. He also used the tune of the song \"Haal kaisa hai janaab ka\" in \"Tu jaan hai armaan hai\" song of Dulhan hum le jaayenge. Then take his another musical TV serial \"Andaaz\". It has a song \"Jaane na koi yeh raaz, kya hai tera andaaz\". He used same tune for title song of his movie \"Humraaz\", \"Sanam mere humraaz\". Funny thing is, when he composed music for another TV serial named \"Amar Prem\" (which was aired on EL tv), he made its title song \"Aaja tu kyu hai juda, maan ja o bewafaa, tere liye hai amar prem mera...\" by using this same tune!! - \"Dhen te nen\", a popular song of the film \"Kaminey\", was earlier composed and used in the TV series named \"Gubbare\" (was aired on Zee TV), composed by Vishal Bhardwaj, sung by Suresh Wadekar and was picturised on Sharman Joshi. Even lyrics were same. Btw, you might be aware of the website \"itwofs.com\". It has a huge collection/list of inspired hindi film songs. I\'ll recall some other such instances, ane write them here. Hope this comment will help you enrich your post. By for now. Regards, Jayesh Adhyaru, Ahmedabad
Bobby Sing
Hi Jayesh Adhyaru,
Nice to see you back here and Yes, I surely remember our last interaction here plus thanks a lot for recommending my site to your friends too. Honestly it is such appreciation only which keeps my passion burning and keeps me going.
Regarding the references you have given they all are really useful and I am going to include them too in my related articles. Also I am pretty much aware of the website ITWOFS.com and have exchanged a mail too with Karthik (its owner I suppose) long time back.
But here I would like to add that my work is a little bit different from ITWOFS. Actually there are three articles in my series on inspiration here, which are not concerned about any foreign connections in our songs, but they are more into the instances when our music directors have taken inspirations either form their own earlier works or from the fellow music directors of Hindi Film Industry only, which hasn’t been featured anywhere else prominently.
And these three articles are : 1. Complete Songs made out of Background Scores of earlier films.
2. Complete Songs made out of Antras, Preludes & Interludes of other songs.
3. Complete Songs made out of / or similar to other already released tracks in the past.
So here its all about how we got inspired from our own works only within the Industry itself.
Now following the same path, you have given many valuable references in your comment, which are sure going to be added in the list in the coming days and many thanks for that.
However out of them all, the “Dhen Ten Nen” has already been featured in the site in a separate article but I forgot to put it in here too.
But the rest are soon going to there and do send in more as you get hold of them. Cheers!
HIS BLESSINGS
Bollywood Gossip
Nice post. Thanks for sharing with us. Please, write more article .
Bobby Sing
Thanks Bollywood Gossip for appreciating the effort made and sure I would try to write more to the best of my ability in future. Cheers!
Mona
Some of these are wrong......
Bobby Sing
Hi Mona,
Mona
Here are some of my findings of bollywood songs copied/inspired from an older bollywood song (not by the same composer):
Bobby Sing
Thanks for all these valuable insertions Mona.
vikash kumar
Great knowledge of indian music history.. I realize how music directors have changed the faces of music..but we got the hit song after copying and stealing the mukhras of the old songs. .. indian music directors are great.. but shankar jaikishan was really so great..
Bobby Sing
Thanks a lot for your kind comment Vikash Kumar. |
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