PanchaMtantra - INSPIRING INTERLUDES

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This is video we had done for our Zoom session on the Interludes by Team Pancham. Sharing it with Pancham Lovers all across the world on our channel PanchaMtantra. It is indeed amazing how the tune of "KUCH NA KAHO" was hiding inside the arrangement of "MAIN SHAYAR BADNAAM".
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[@indranilmunnu]

I have already listened both the songs hundreds of times but never realised this. Thank you so much. Your channel is the best to understand RD for non-professionals like us. Please keep on enlightening/educating us on RD!

[@santoshphatak7967]

Pancham , as you call him, was...is... and will remain the BOSS !! He has been my most favorite composer from my childhood. " Bachana Ae Haseeno " is his first song that I heard when I was a small child and from that moment onwards got hooked on to his music. And your videos have made me understand him a bit better . Thanks a lot !!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@prakashnarayanrath9915]

But it was so intelligently adopted that none can notice the resemblance. That is the genius

[@ariendombanerji5053]

Amazing. Tx for decoding RD for us

[@nimeshpunjabi3847]

Genius is also small word of praise for PanchamDa🥇🥇🥇🥇

[@sudhir270]

Only and only Pancham Da can do this things. What a great voice of Kishore Da, heart touching music by Pancham Da 👌🙏🙏 we really very Miss you dear Pancham Da 🙏

[@kamleshpatel6157]

I don’t know how can a panchamda fan say how greatful we all fans to people like u

[@mrudulabele]

Even the stanzas of the two songs are similar!

[@purushottamdutt1864]

Wow. Awesome observation. Pls keep posting and educating.

[@SachinRD21]

Yes...I always believe 1942 ..was vintage RD Burman. Especially the background violins reminds you of ..Iss modse jaate hai... ... background score and now this song..

[@walterdsouza7692]

Kamaal hai bhai! Really interesting 👌

[@vinay6799]

What a finding hats off to you excellent work

[@vishwanath0401]

Brilliant observation and and great composition

[@rishudwivedi739]

The legend Pancham Da

[@RajinderSingh-du8bx]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 informative

[@neelanjanasmelodies8389]

This is awesome....as u rightly pointed out it needed multiple hearing ...this was brilliant.....
Eagerly awaiting your future videos on "Panchamda - The Genius"

[@headcracker]

Grt observation sir.. Love ur videos.. Its a delight for RD fans.. He was a genius...
Btw sir Ghadi Ghadi Mora Dil Dhadke, also inspired from Aaja re Pardesi ???

[@gautamnath8199]

Love u dada

[@netelcom0]

Phir kab milogi film song tum mujhse ruthe ho starts with kya hua tera wada on violin

[@iamblessed.4510]

Wonderfull... so happy to know the Facts. 👍👍

[@rajputrandhir9489]

salute sirji. great knowledge

[@rayabhijit]

Wonderful observation! Additionally, I believe Kuchh Na Kaho also took parts from S D Burman's Rongila Re (for the flute piece), and the mukhda starts with notes from Panchamda's own composition, 'Kaayda Kaayda' from Khoobsurat. Incidentally, same notes were used in antara of 'Pooccho na yaar kya hua'

[@PanchaMtantraDecodingRDBurman]

Yes....had covered this in a private session of MADDY'S ZOOM LENS covering "Pancham - Imitations, Inspirations and Interpretations". You can watch it on drive.google.com/file/d/1WxmK0UVCp33Tj_V1KlvgTRuQ6fthn0H6/view?usp=sharing

[@rayabhijit]

@@PanchaMtantraDecodingRDBurman Thanks, will check it out. And thank you so much for this wonderful channel... Have been analyzing Panchamda's songs since long, but never came across the wonderful detailed perspective you bring in!

[@tapashimnath1680]

Wah wah...

[@justineray9001]

Uff! PanchaMtantra is so addictive!!

[@gautamnath8199]

Great findings

[@ravigopinath3910]

Just catching up with your channel. Compliments on your work! With regard to Main Shaayar, the 6 note intro is the same as one of the interludes of Duniya O Duniya from Naya Zamana.

[@darpanmajumdar9655]

This is fabulous! New realm opens up as far as listening goes.

[@RK-cb2jp]

wow, 1942 song sounded familiar, so it came fr here, both ultimate songs, he is beyond a simple praise

[@SonuSingh-cw1yk]

Kyaa baat

[@shrishu75]

Laxmikant Pyarelal did the same technique with "Dard-e-dil" song from "Karz" by Mhd.Rafi and same metre they used for the song "Oh mere khwabon ke" song from Meri Jung by Anuradha Paudwal....correct me if I am wrong.

[@kamleshpatel6157]

Excellent
Thanks 🙏

[@sumitgoswami1393]

Yes bhai

[@vatscr]

Wow…… what research 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@sudipghosh2451]

Magnificent!!

[@vivekmajumder4711]

My observation is different. In the movie Kagaj Ke Phool, there was a song "Dekhi Duniya Bhari Bhari.". In that song the interlude music was a waltz composition, which was introduced in the interlude music of Kych Na Kaho . And from that waltz composition, a genius like Panchamda to compose Kuch Na Kaho was a cakewalk. This is my observation

[@PanchaMtantraDecodingRDBurman]

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[@hareshsolanki569]

Dono gane mein bahut difference he

[@PanchaMtantraDecodingRDBurman]

Ok.

[@rathinfriends4938]

Waaow great....

[@originalcomment3211]

OMG

[@shailhind]

👌👌👌

[@narendartank4065]

Can I come to sing in your studio

[@VAILSH77]

I found a similar coincidence.... the antara of Panna ki tammana hai heera usse mil jaye... is more or less like pyar hua chup ke se from 1942 love story. Please make a video on that too