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It's about time we create a continuity thread ___ so here we go -- Sorry Amazing, I took the initiative; hope you don't mind !
here is one more preaching us nationality...dude stop being racist...listening just indian songs dont make you less loyal to your country..we all love Nepal and we respect all the talents not just talents from nepal<br>hope that get into your head....peace
Back in the days, Danny Denzompa had also performed in lead roles (heroes) in Bollywood and had dated ace actresses like Parveen Babi, Kimi Katkar etc to name a few.
The upcoming song is from the movie Bulundi (1980). The musicians are Kishor Kumar, Asha Bhosle and R D Burman
Hey TM! Long tyam? Isn't that Kim (Disco Dancer's actress)? :D
Reminded me of this number. I don't understand why hindi movies have to be this dramatic. Ever seen a dancer break his guitar? haha...it only happens in hindi movies.
"Main nahi gaa paunga" "Nahin tumhe gana padega, apne le nahi to tere pyar ke liye"
Hey Loote! how is it going? Great to see you here.
Nice song there but the Mithun's antics are embarrassing. 'Never watched Disco Dancer; I am sure the movie became a big hit because of Rajesh Khanna's mass appeal and Bappi Lahiri's plagiarized music. Anyway, Mithun was the best dancer Bollywood had to offer back then while Hritik Roshan and Javed Jaffrey were still at infancy.
Nevertheless, here is a Khoon Bhari Maang song being parodied by some white-colored peeps. (BTW, I was looking for the song "Jeene ki Bahane Lakhon Hain" which featured Sonu Walia and was from the same movie. Needless to say, I had a huge crush on Sonu Walia during my pre-teen years.)
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