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Saw this movie in Houston way back. Me and my gf had come from work and went to watch the movie. As always it was raining in Houston' date=' [i']bin mausam barsaat. The movie (Khakee) turned out to be spectacular and I absolutely loved the song. NM_PAszSlw0 Can still smell her fragrance as I listen to the song...:kiss3:
Good film and nice song!
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Saw this movie in Houston way back. Me and my gf had come from work and went to watch the movie. As always it was raining in Houston' date=' [i']bin mausam barsaat. The movie (Khakee) turned out to be spectacular and I absolutely loved the song. NM_PAszSlw0 Can still smell her fragrance as I listen to the song...:kiss3:
Aren't u married.... Apni gf ke fragrances lena band karo ab, biwi ko pata chala to game khallas
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Aren't u married.... Apni gf ke fragrances lena band karo ab' date=' biwi ko pata chala to game khallas[/quote'] lol...Arre lalooolal ussi ko pata liya bhai...:--D
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ivVikjr7hIM Back on the topic, the lovely Parinda song. The greatest gangster movie to come out of Bollywood. Even in the era of puffed shoulder salawar and baggy pajamas that seemed more MC Hammer than Pathani, Madhuri Dixit looks pretty in yellow... One of the last swansongs of RD Burman.

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Saw this movie in Houston way back. Me and my gf had come from work and went to watch the movie. As always it was raining in Houston' date=' [i']bin mausam barsaat. The movie (Khakee) turned out to be spectacular and I absolutely loved the song. NM_PAszSlw0 Can still smell her fragrance as I listen to the song...:kiss3:
Lo Bhai tum to full emotional ho gaye
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Nain lad jaye hain to manwa ma xVp4ziT5ufI Was home a few days ago and was going through my dad's DVD collection. He has a bad habit of buying DVD's of almost every half decent movie that was released pre 90s. Decided to watch Ganga Jamuna. That's when I listened to this song. Had heard it earlier too, but never paid much attention to it. On retrospection, it is absolutely lovely. That is what the composite culture of India is all about where Mohammed Rafi: a Muslim, Vaijayanti Mala: a South Indian, Dilip Kumar: a loony, come together and create a Bhojpuri song in rural Maharashtra (that is where it was shot).

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:facepalm: I was singing, not the exact lyrics but with the tune and had no idea what the song was and asked my bro. It was this :facepalm: Saw it here on a thread..thanks man! :whatchutalkingabout:
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