Lata Mangeshkar is a phenomenon in addition to being a vocalist. By recording 50,000 songs in 18 languages over the span of her 92 years, the late Indian singer shattered records as the most-recorded musician in history and educated her audience on spirituality and history while singing of love in all of its wonderful and terrifying forms. She never appeared on film, but when the actors’ voices were substituted, her voice was clearly audible. The “Nightingale” label was given to her.
Lag Ja Gale
Lata Mangeshkar, a legendary singer who sang the catchy song Lag Ja Gale for the 1964 movie Woh Kaun Thi, is happy that the song has been around for 75 years and claims that it still sounds new. The tune was picturized on Sadhana and Manoj Kumar and was composed by the late Madan Mohan.
Aaj phir Jeene Ki Tamanna Hai
Raju, a slick-talking tour guide, is the protagonist of Guide, a novel by RK Narayan based on the same name. The song “Aaj Phir Jeene Ki Tamanna” from the film, which was penned by Shailendra and composed by S.D., topped the charts. It was composed by Burman and became a cult favorite.
Tujhe Dekha To Ye jana
This tune definitely sticks in your head. When DDLJ was launched, the song “Tujhe Dekha toh yeh jana,” performed by Kumar Sanu and Lata Mangeshkar, immediately became popular.
Ek Pyar Ka Nagma
Ek pyar ka Nagma hai. It was recorded in 1972 for the movie Shor, which incidentally was filmed on a beach. Despite being 50 years old, everyone’s all-time favorite song is this one.
Kuch Na Kaho
Kuch Na Kaho was a part of the 1942: A Love Story soundtrack, which was released in 1994. There were “happy” and “sad” versions of the song.
