Composer Of Chalte Chalte 1976 Movie Chalte Chalte
Chalte Chalte song song is picturised on Jackky Bhagnani, Kritika Kamra.Hindi Kala presents chalte chalte mere ye geet lyrics from movie Chalte Chalte (1976). Chalte Chalte song song lyrics are written by Tanishk Bagchi and music is composed by Tanishk Bagchi. As veteran music composer Bappi Lahiri prepares himself to receive the Lifetime Achievement Award at the San Francisco Global Movie Fest, he, over a phone conversation from Los Angeles, USA, talks to us about his glorious run of over four decades in Bollywood.Chalte Chalte song Lyrics from hindi movie Mitron, the singers of this song are Atif Aslam. He also wrote the music for Meera Ka Mohan the film was. He composed the song 'Ashwini Ye Na' for the Marathi film Gammat Jammat in 1987, which was performed as a duet by the singer Kishore Kumar and Anuradha Paudwal. Paudwal was a versatile and popular musician, who composed the music for several movies including Marathi and Hindi films.
The song composed by Bappi Lahiri and sung Kishore Kumar was part of the Binaca Geetmala annual list 1976.While he acknowledges that the process of making songs has changed, Bappi reminisces the olden days when he used to record with singers like Kishore Kumar (his maternal uncle), Lata Mangeshkar and Asha Bhosle, among others.“I have so many memories of those days. The evergreen track Chalte Chalte Meri Yeh Geet Yaad Rakhna, was pictured on him. I may be the Disco King, but my music transcends time and genres,” he says.Vishal Anand is a Bollywood hero and director of 1970s, best known for the movie Chalte Chalte (1976). Music has evolved just like everything else.
I can never forget that day, and his last words to me,” reminisces Bappi.Ask him about his favourites, and singer-musician Bappi says that he idolises Lata Mangeshkar. Around 2pm, I got to know that he was no more. Next day, around 11am, he called me to say that he wanted to rest at home and he asked me to finish my recording well. He was cracking jokes and making everyone in the studio laugh, including Ashaji,” he says, adding, “That day, after finishing the recording around 6pm, he said, ‘Aaj maine tum logon ko bahut hasaya na… jab main nahi rahoonga tab tumhe meri bahut yaad aayegi (I made you all laugh so much today… when I’m no more, you all will miss me).’ I don’t know why he said those lines on that day. That day, we recorded the song, Kishore mama was in a great mood.
The best of EDM creations will also be here — just like we hum old songs with as much energy and love today.”Apart from music, what makes Bappi stand out from the crowd is the amount of gold jewellery he wears. But from the current lot of singers, I love Sunidhi Chauhan and Shreya Ghoshal.”While Bollywood doesn’t use ‘disco sound’ (Bappi had brought in the disco culture in Hindi films) anymore, owing to the surge of electronic dance music (EDM), the composer feels that only good music has shelf life.Talking about the trend, he says, “Trends come and go, but good music always stays. I learnt the tabla because of her,” says Bappi, adding, “Ashaji and Usha Uthup are also my favourites. She is the Saraswati (goddess of knowledge, music and arts) of the music industry. She is the only person I look up to after my parents.
There is no specific reason, but it is one of my most indispensable traits. From then on, it has been part of me.
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