Dil ki kahani, Chaudhvin ka chand (1961): Apart from Rafi’s glorious title track, Ravi’s soundtrack boasts of another gem from Asha picturised on Minoo Mumtaz.ġ4.
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And Asha’s gentle, graceful aesthetics in this S D Burman number achieves it harmoniously.ġ3. Kali ghata chhaye mora jiya, Sujata (1960): Her ability to control voice like temperature has the gift to create an ambiance on its own. Na to karwan ki talash hai, Barsaat Ki Raat (1960): In the Sahir Ludhianvi-penned epic qawaali composed by Roshan, senses and sentiments soar in the classical assertions of Rafi, Manna Dey and Sudha Malhotra and the one and only Asha for 12 feverish minutes. Are ja re hat natkhat, Navrang (1959): The gorgeous ballets orchestrated to C Ramchandra’s soundtrack rides high on Asha’s signature verve.ġ1. Nazar lagi raja tore bangle par, Kala Pani (1958): I adore her appeasing tone of Achha ji main haari from the same soundtrack but the delightful intricacy of the mujra number, Nazar lagi raja gives it an undeniable edge.ġ0. Aaiye meherban, Howrah Bridge (1958): Nayyar and Asha collaborated on countless chartbusters but the seduction of Aaiye meherban on screen or off it hasn’t lost an ounce of its sizzle. Ek pardesi mera dil le gaya, Phagun (1958): The sheer exuberance of her delivery matches the determination of the snake charmer’s ubiquitous instrument in this O P Nayyar classic.Ĩ. And the sprightly duet Haal kaisa hai jaanab bears testimony to this fact.ħ. Haal kaisa hai janaab ka, Chalti Ka Naam Gaadi (1958): Few singers can compliment the quirk of Kishore Kumar like Asha. Maang ke saath tumhara, Naye Daur (1957): The singer teams up with Mohammad Rafi to exude village belle-next-door sweetness against the rhythmic beats of a galloping horse.Ħ. Chhod do aanchal, Paying Guest (1957): There’s such ada in her infectious *Aah* chhod do, it’s impossible to let go.ĥ. Eena meena deeka, Aasha (1957): Aasha is a frolicking rom-com, best remembered for Kishore Kumar and Asha Bhosle taking turns to alternately amuse with the smash, breathless gibberish jabber, Eena meena deeka.Ĥ.
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Chanda mama door ke, Vachan (1955): A childhood favourite, it’s amazing just how many generations have grown up enjoying her mellifluous narration.ģ. Mud mud ke na dekh, Shree 420 (1955): This lilting Shankar Jaikishen creation drew attention to Asha’s poise.Ģ. On her 80th birthday, I wish her the same happiness in life that her songs have brought to mine and celebrate this milestone with 80 of my most favourite Asha Bhosle songs.ġ. In a career spanning over half a century filled with music and milestones, one of India’s most loved singers has battled many a personal crisis but never lost either her magic or her masti. The little girl who would climb up the branch of a tree to escape her mother’s scolding hardly realised how her impish temperament would someday breathe life into songs and turn them into sensations. Rich, moist, potent, silky and sublime, just like the delicious Italian dessert (which quite literally means pick-me-up) Asha Bhosle’s exquisite rendition impacts the soul of her listeners in equal measure. Asha Bhosle, who turned 80 on September 8, has sung an admirable number of the finest Hindi film songs in her long and illustrious career.