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Honoured with India’s highest civilian honour , first prime minister of India cried listening to this song and current prime minister gave respect /tribute to her .. people not only call her nightingale but also the goddess of music “Saraswati “ . Her career spans more than 7 decades . She is not a singer she is music in herself … more than 30 k songs .. not enough and never be enough to tribute her .. she evokes emotion .. pure soul … a podcast of her works will truly make us feel good … her songs that you might want to check …. 1. Lag ja gale ( u have seen earlier ) 2. Kuch dil ne kaha kuch bhi nahin 3. Jab pyaar kiya toh darna kya 4. Satyam Shivam Sundaram 5. Tere mere beech mein kaisa hain yeh bandhan 6. Naam gum jaayega 7. Ajnabi kaun ho tum 7. Dikhaye diye yun 8. Likhne wale ne likh dale 9. Sheesha ho ya dil ho 10. Chitiye dard Firak wali ye 11. Sun beliya 11. Dil hoon hoon kare 12. Tu jahan jahan chalega 13. Yeh raat khushnasib hain jo apne 14. Tu kitni acchi hain 15. Yashoda ka nand lala brij ka ujala hain 16. Ek pyaar ka Nagma hain 17. Luka chuppi 18. Ajeeb dastan hain yeh 19. Daiya re daiya 20. Hoton pe aisi baat 21. Yeh raatein nahyi purani 22. Uthe sabke kadam 23. Zindagi har kadam ek nayi Jung hain 24. Mere haathon mein nau nau 25. Dufli wale dufli baja 25. Tujhse naaraaz nahin zindagi 26. Aapki nazron ne samjha 27. Saawan ke jhule pade 28. Megha re Megha re 29. Man Mohana 30. Any song from her Meera album non film 31. Mujhe khabar thi woh mera nahin 32. Kahin kahin se har Chehra 34. Jaane kya baat hain 35. Man kyun behka 36. Tere liye 37. Dil deewan bin sajna ke 38. Yeh kahaan aa gaye hum 39. Thare rahiyo 40. Mausam hain aashiqana
she is not known as nightingale of india but nightingale of music nightingale of india is sarojini naidu And yes she was a legend but the record of 50K songs is not her, there was a dispute between md rafi sir and lataji that who sung more songs lata ma'am claimed to sing over 50K songs but not all songs were found but finally her sister asha ma'am got the record for most songs in 2012 that is 26K songs No doubt lata ma'am was legend
She was almost 70 years old when this performance happened. Incredible command and control on voice and pitch. You should react to her other songs she sang when she was much younger like "Lag Jaa Gale" original video and "Jab Pyaar kiya to darna kya"
These reaction channels are deliberately picking her patriotic song performance so that they could gain more sympathetic views and subs....very pathetic of these reaction channels..
@@tony-pc4kd they are getting request only for these requests, you people always find something to criticize someone... aise to wo reaction de kr bhi kisi aur ke song pr paise earn kr rhe h wo bhi galat h , nahi ?? pr dekhna phir bhi h tumko
This intensely patriotic song was composed as a tribute to the Indian soldiers who were killed during the Indo-China war of 1962; it is said the Indian PM Nehru (at the time) was brought to tears when Lata first sang it back then.
Impressively, they had very little time to compose, prepare and perform. Lata almost refused to sing as she could not practice. Brings tears to your eyes almost every time even after listening to it after all these years.
Nobody was a bigger name in the music industry than her rit now.... Today's gen might not know her but their favourite singers pray to her... She was divine.
The song released on the Republic Day of Indian in 1963 is specifically about the Indo-China war of 1962-63 fought on the Northern - North Eastern front of the country naturally bordered by tall mountains of the Himalayas. It was written and composed to instill confidence, motivation and determination amongst the countrymen after the devastating war with China, because at that time India/ Indians never expected any kind of aggression or threat from China - and Indians believed in brotherhood with Chinese (as both were the largest/populated and developing countries of the world). It was 60s - India was young and already fought battles with Pakistan, the cold war between US & USSR was not helping in anyway to expand markets/develop the country on faster pace. India from the beginning was very vary of the west because of the colonization experience and thus in late 40s - the newly independent India put it's faith into China (As China was militarily more capable and did counter Axis powers on it's own during WW2) and pushed China as the UNSC permanent member (in hindsight - the biggest mistake not for just India but for the whole world). Well, rest is history. Chinese betrayal was very devastating and military losses were a major setback. It shook the core of Indian establishments, principles of national brotherhood in the post war era especially when rest of the world was divided into camps. The then Prime Minister of India - who vouched for Chinese and put his and the whole country's security hopes in our neighbors - suffered heavily mentally and physically, passed away in the subsequent year of the song was released. This war was an eye-opener for the Indian diplomatic system and soon for the very first time India started it's strategic diplomatic ties outside Asia and especially with USSR. India very strongly defended the next 2 wars in 1965 & 1971 with Pakistan and now had the realization of how important are bilateral military relations with developed nations. This slowly opened the path for India's Nuclear ambitions in mid 70s and in late 90s. And also led the country towards Globalization & Economic liberation in early 90s.
Also to add this was written by Poet Pradeep who was as he explained really anxious after news of war and wanted to express but couldn't So he went on a walk and then the song lyrics came to his mind just at an instant and he noted it down by asking a shopkeeper nearby to lend him a piece of paper and pen. This song is ingrained in national memory and is one of the most iconic ones. The like each men killed 10 is actually a refrence to Battle of Rezang La(check out video about it on YT) where this actually happened. The song has a history of its own
I completely agree with a comment I saw below. There should be a feature Friday dedicated to her work. She has been an integral part of the indian music industry for decades. Some should be studio songs and others should be live. Make it an even number.
Its truly hard to describe just how much Lata Mangeshkar really is a part of the DNA of India. I honestly think a feature friday on just her legacy would be worth it if you guys are interested, because she is the bedrock of the entire indian music industry... She is the soundtrack of our lives.. Her music is played at every wedding, every birthday, every funeral, every festival... I mean, 30,000+ recorded songs. She dubbed vocals for film actresses in the 40s/50s and then their daughters and then grand daughters. But to really hear here talent, you have to listen to her early work.
My nickname is didi because my grandpa was fan of Lata didi. And no wonder growing up her voice was always around. Being Marathi, her Marathi songs & bhajans were daily heard. Still we listen 2/4 old songs daily, she is there always.
@Waleska Herrera do a feature friday episode on her This is a good collection of her songs across the decades: 1. Lag Ja Gale: You must react to the original black and white version sung by Lataji in her prime! She was very young here and her voice reflects that. 2. Bhor Bhaye from Satyam Shivam Sundaram: I recommend this song over other classic songs from this classic film because of its interesting arrangement especially for the time. Lataji was older here and had a slightly deeper voice here. 3. Tujhe Dekha to Ye Jaana Sanam from the movie DDLJ: The most iconic Bollywood song from the 90s sung by a 66-year-old Lataji for a 20-something heroine! Need I say more? 4. Luka Chuppi from Rang de Basanti: One of the saddest songs of my own childhood from the 2000s sung by an 77-year-old Lataji and composed by AR Rahman. See the strength in her voice even at this age! 5. Sunya Sunya Maifilit Majhya from Umbartha: Last but not least, a beautiful Marathi-language classic song composed by her younger brother Hridaynath Mangeshkar. You could dedicate a whole another episode to the musical adventures of the duo, but this song is by far their most iconic outing.
My grandfather fought in 1965, and 1971. And came back home live. He always use to tells us the story of 1971 war specially. How bullets passed, they also can hear shhh sound of bullets. My father also retired from army he also fought in 1999 and now I am joining in bihar as police sub-.inspector.
She packed the Royal Albert Hall in 1974 and was the first Indian to perform there. It was a privilege if you got to see her perform. Sang for 75 years in the industry. This is not a song from any movie but composed for the Indian Soldiers martyred in the Indo-China War in 1962.
Heaven has truly gained an angel.. Not a day goes by that I don’t listen to your angelic voice.. My playlist is all you Lata Ma’am. You’ll forever be in our hearts. Rest In Peace ♥
Thank you for the kind gesture guys, she is very influential in the Indian subcontinent (India, Nepal, Pakisthan, Bangladesh, Bhutan and Srilanka) and outside the Indian subcontinent the countries like Afganistan, even Russia (during world war 2 when Russia banned American movies it was bollywood that entertained them) so she is very popular among the Russians too atleast the older generations.
India's history is closely related to songs, poetry pets. During hard times the poetry woke of the lost nationality of peoples. Even after independence, the songs have left a deep mark in our hearts. That's why you can observe the iconic songs of 19ties built that way.
Thanks....yes this song was dedicated to Indo-china war.....Latha ji capatured the emotion perfectly of the nation....therefore with respect people standing whenever she sings this song!
Just to add that this great song was composed by C Ramchandra (Ramchandra Chitalkar) and lyrics written by the poet Pradeep. The occasion was to honour the Indian armed forces during the 1962 Indo-China war.
I'm from Philippines and I started loving Bollywood movies after watching the slamdog millionaire. Her voice reminds me of those movies. Her voice alone embodies culture and authenticity.
Yes, We want a feature Friday episode on her. If you can do it, we ll b very much obliged. Please listen to our request. She is the pillar of Indian music. You can watch 1- Satyam sivam Sundaram 2-Dil to Pagal hai(live performance with Udit Narayan) 2- Sun Saiba Sun 3- Humko Humise Churalo 4- Do pal ruke 5- Dil Hoom Hoom Kare Many many many many more.... U pick anyone of those 50000+ songs sung by her u ll be amazed.... 🙏 Om shanti 🙏
Sombreness, because of war mixed with the feeling mixed with joy of (republic day ) celebration- conveyed through the music composition( instrument singing and the poetry).
After her death the government of India declared national mourning for two days in memory of the legendary Lata Mangeshkar. The National Flag in the public institutions were flying at half mast for two days. This depicts how precious she has been and always will be to mother India.
She was talking about Indo China war 🙏🙏 in history India after independence ,we had 4 major wars with Pakistan (in which all of the wars India won and as a consequence Bangladesh was formed) and we had two wars with China mainly the reason is because the Tibetan refugee (Dalai Lama,and other Buddhist monks)settled in India after China invaded Tibet
If you understand Hindi language then you will know how beautiful this song is, it can be understood by translation in English language but emotions cannot be understood. 🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️
If China allowed youtube to operate freely, all these foreign reaction channels capitalizing on Indian market would be pretending to understand Chinese content at the same level. You can watch these videos to understand their intelligence and understanding, but do not for a second assume that you are anything more than a revenue generating customer to them. It's actually kind of frustrating how people of my country are many a times naive enough to think otherwise and end up seeking validation from the western world 😅
The people standing were big figures and politics of that time and big army, general ministers. That's how much they respect the song and Lata didi. Unfortunately, the singer who holds the most singed song record passed away and lend us a cultural and mythical legend.😞
I highly recommend you react to her older music. From Mughal e Azam ( pyaar Kiya to Darna Kya) even lag ja gale the original video. I think reacting to those songs will actually give you a really good idea as to how divine her voice really was. 30,000 songs in 36 languages with a career that spanned 73 years. Her musical legacy is unmatched and her melody and voice remains eternal
@@Shamandeepkaur humen kash tumse , bekas bekaram. are such gems, and madhubala carried her voice so elegantly. Also an honorable mention that I am personally obsessed with. Rasik Balma
This is a good collection of her songs across the decades: 1. Lag Ja Gale: You must react to the original black and white version sung by Lataji in her prime! She was very young here and her voice reflects that. 2. Bhor Bhaye from Satyam Shivam Sundaram: I recommend this song over other classic songs from this classic film because of its interesting arrangement especially for the time. Lataji was older here and had a slightly deeper voice here. 3. Tujhe Dekha to Ye Jaana Sanam from the movie DDLJ: The most iconic Bollywood song from the 90s sung by a 66-year-old Lataji for a 20-something heroine! Need I say more? 4. Luka Chuppi from Rang de Basanti: One of the saddest songs of my own childhood from the 2000s sung by an 77-year-old Lataji and composed by AR Rahman. See the strength in her voice even at this age! 5. Sunya Sunya Maifilit Majhya from Umbartha: Last but not least, a beautiful Marathi-language classic song composed by her younger brother Hridaynath Mangeshkar. You could dedicate a whole another episode to the musical adventures of the duo, but this song is by far their most iconic outing.
Thanks a lot for reacting to her song.She is in everyone's heart.I really respect u guys to be so humble to react to this song.Some of the footages are real from Indo -China war.China just betrayed India in 1962.My parents were emotionally attached to this song. Kindly react to her old original melodies from the old movies.One of my favorite is 'Naina Barse'
I remember I was in 8th standard and i was singing this song on Independence day in school, on the stage I couldn't control my emotions and tears were coming from my eyes.
This song was inspired from the “Battle of Rezang La” in 1962 when 120 Indian soldiers were surrounded by 5000+ Chinese soldiers and only 4 of those 120 ran and survived to tell the story. Rest of them died fighting but killed around 1000 Chinese soldiers until all their ammunition was over. India didn’t have proper roads in those terrains at the time, so reinforcements couldn’t be sent in time. Later, even the Chinese Army praised the Indian Army for their valour in this battle. Also, India later recaptured the area and only a few weeks ago, a memorial has been established at that place. The only soldier alive from that battle today was on wheel chair when Rajnath Singh, India’s cabinet Minister moved his wheelchair taking him to and from the memorial to pay respect, this video went viral, you can also react to it, it’s a short video. The scale of this battle was so high and the terrain is so dangerous that all the remnants have not yet been recovered. Even today, the remnants of fallen soldiers are found in Rezang La. It is this story which made all of the people stand to pay respect, just as we stand for The National Anthem. Jai Hind!🇮🇳
Love the way you respect her. She was not just a singer but a kind soul. Her emotions were not only limited to India but countries like Pakistan , Sri lanka. Singing from an early age of 5 , was trained by her father in childhood . When her father died she was just 13 and in order to look after her siblings and mother she did sacrifice of her young days. Started singing , gaining attention because of her sweet honey like voice. She kept working hard. Explored 36 different languages and dialects. Was the first Indian to perform at Royal Albert Hall London . Raised voice for playback singers. She sang even in 2010's . Last sang in 2019.We lost her at age of 92 due to post COVID complications. What is ironic is that the day we lost her was the day after India was celebrating Saraswati Puja which is basically where we worship the goddess of education and music. And it seems like the next day she took our nightangle with her to the heavens. Her voice and personality will always remain immortal.💕🙏
It's hard to express in words what Lata ji meant for India. In Hinduism we worship the Goddess of Music, Ma(Mother) Saraswati. And for all of us, irrespective of religion, she was an embodiment of Ma Saraswati. He voice lent solace to the years, calmed the anxious minds and had that mothery affection that was felt not just by our generation but even our fathers and grandfather's. She was The Music of India. And her demise is a huge loss for the entire nation. However, she is already immortalized by the number of songs she had sung. Her heavenly voice will continue to grace us ad infinitum.
Yes, you put it right, "it was her delivery and that made her iconic." And no, this was not a movie song, it not is even to this date. This was after the 1962 Indo-Chinese war that she performed this song on perhaps the Independence Day in 1963. And it this very song that made her stand out from a barrage of talented vocalists and musicians that India has had over the years and made her the Nightingale of India.
I even cry today after listening to this, it has such impactful lyrics and the voice, lata Ji's voice, legend is no more! Such a history around this song. The indo pak war and the freedom struggle of India together.
Best singer of all time. More than 40,000 songs in 38 languages in nearly 7 decades. Highest civil honour of India, France and many countries. An absolute legend.
This is actually a song sung during a fundraising event for war widows of the Indo-China war in 1962. The then Prime Minister Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru is said to have welled up post the performance. It has a huge emotional connect to us Indians, owing to the fact that we have a very important event associated with this song in our history.
She was born in 1929, and India gained her freedom from the British rule in 1947. So she was a person who had lived through the freedom struggle... The Prime Minister cried when she performed this song in front of him in 1963 after the Indo-Chinese war of 1962... We, the kids born in after the 2000s, still believe her voice to be the most iconic in India's history. She's a legend just like Kishore Kumar. And she was a spinster so everyone referred to her as Didi, which means elder sister
I get tears everytime i listen to this song even right now my eyes are wet. This song is in the soul of every indian(except communists) This song made indians more strong this gave us a reason to remember the betrayal
Buddy i am prefer social communism ideology. I was crying through the video and I knew that before hand. So waited 4 days to watch this video, making sure I was alone when I cry.
Thank you for your heartfelt reactions.. She held India together with her voice... Everybody in the Indian subcontinent knows her voice. From the 40's till 2010 she served this country with her voice.. Indian nightingale.. Feeling low and sad with her demise.. She made herself immortal with those songs like those immortal Indian Army warriors who always showed indistinct valor safeguarding India's frontiers..
You know how important the person is to the nation and the people of the nation when the prime minister of India flies from delhi to Mumbai to pay last visit.....almost every big leaders big personalities came to pay the last visit. She was a gem...RIP
Right now, you are witnessing the greatest Indian singer and music personality of all time. Greatest of the greatest and the most respected. Two days of public holiday was announced in respect to her demise. Such is the love and respect the nation has for her. She was, is and will forever be loved by the entire nation. #RIPLataji
She started singing in 1942. Saw India get her independence in 1947. Reigned supreme as playback singer for over 8 decades. Holds world record for highest number of songs as a playback singer. The nation bestowed her with the Highest Civilian Award: Bharat Ratna. On her passing away , a national mourning of two days is being observed. Indian flag would be flying at half mast to pay her the tribute.
She was simple and generous. The day before she died was Saraswati Puja(Goddess Saraswati Day). Lata Ji herself as Saraswati left this world and shifted to another. Nobody can ever replace her for who she is and what she is.
This song is for our brave soldiers who martyrs during wars far from there families just because of protecting our country, Every Indians emotional after listening this music, RIP Lata mangeshkar 🙏 ...
She sang in almost 36 languages and over 36000 songs and is widely acknowledged throughout South Asia not only she was awarded the highest civilian honor in India but she was also awarded the highest French civilian honor- the legion of honor in 2007. She is a legend of a lifetime. We have lost our most precious jewel
She really was a legend. A gem that can never be replaced. You should watch the song 'Mile Sur Mera Tumhara' (means As the tune matches, mine and yours) . This song and accompanying video promotes national integration and unity in diversity. ua-cam.com/video/-jf6pwtPqCs/v-deo.html This song consists many languages spoken in different parts of India. (Such as: Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Kashmiri, Malayalam, Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Sindhi, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu.) The video was intended to instill a sense of pride and promote unity amongst Indians, highlighting India's different linguistic communities and societies-India's unity in diversity, so to speak.
This Song is dedicated to our Freedom Fighters and the Indian Army. The Republic of India was the Colony of Portuguese, French, Dutch and British. Britisherers were the last who ruled in India since 1608 AD to 1947. When India was a Colony, Indians were the Slave to Britisheres. Due to foreigners, India witnessed Thousands of Battle in order to get freedom and We lost our many National Heroes like- Bhagat Singh, Chandrasekhar Azad, Lala Lajpat Rai, Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Bipin Chandrapal, and many more. The list is too long. Britisheres tortured and looted Indians for more than 300 yrs . The History of India is Very Rich. Jai Hind🇮🇳
This song is not for any region or religion in India; it is a song which unites and bind our hearts together in India. This is for every Indian.. It is like a National song for us..
The video you reacted to is of her performance when Lata was past her prime. You should hear her old recordings of 1940s to 1970s. And since you guys look for "Live" performamces, the thing is the studio recordings till 1970s used to recorded Live, without any patchwork. Lata Mangeshkar had absolutely stunning vocal range and her delivery was pitch perfect, the music industry could not think beyond her most of the time. Please react to her old (black and white films) songs like "Man Mohana Bade Jhute" Film Seema, "Raina Beete Jaaye" Film Amar Prem or "Aap ki Nazron Ne Samjha" Film Anpadh.
Also to add this was written by Poet Pradeep who was as he explained really anxious after news of war and wanted to express but couldn't So he went on a walk and then the song lyrics came to his mind just at an instant and he noted it down by asking a shopkeeper nearby to lend him a piece of paper and pen. This song is ingrained in national memory and is one of the most iconic ones. The like each men killed 10 is actually a refrence to Battle of Rezang La(check out video about it on YT) where this actually happened.
More than 10,000 song, in more than 36 languages.. She is(as she is alive in our hearts) and will forever be a legend.. no matter in which era we are/will be...
It was not a movie song, it was a song written and sung in honor for the martyrs of Indo China war and for all those brave soldiers who fought. Plus the people standing behind her are the who's who of Indian politics with ministers. This song is so close to Indians heart that even though it is not our national anthem but we cannot sit and just listen to it. we have to stand up. It is a very iconic song. Glad you picked this song.
She has been singing since the 70's and she's titled as "India's Nightingale" Cuz when it comes to singing no one can top her.. the legend she was.. tribute to the Queen 💐 RIP (
Lata Mangeshkar absolute legend I don't know like till how much more time world has to wait to have a tone like her she was unique human born in centuries Every big super power country in world showed their condolences, the amount of influence she had on worlds common people what a career man
Brother and sister SHE IS COMES FROM HAVEN........TOTALY INDIAN SAID SHE IS THE MOTHER OF SANGIT......... DAUGHTER OF MA SARASWATI....JOY HIND JOY BHARAT......
She Sang this Song at the age of 70 and remained singing at the age of 85 and over 75 years about , she started Singing at the age of 13 ,as She was born on 1929 and died 2022 at the age of 93 She Sung about 50000 Songs in 13 Languages and made WORLD RECORD AND KNOWN AS THE MELODY QUEEN OF THE WORLD.....
The reason why there are so many emotions felt in this song is because Lata ji was a witness to India's freedom strugle against the Britishers, she witnessed herself, the pain, the brutality, the sacrifices of people of India, almost thousands of them, and the continued struggle they had to face due to post freedom border issues that was left behind by the Britishers. So she could portray the emotions that can touch the soul of people.
This song was first performed after the Indo-China war in 1962... It was also probably one of the first non-film songs that gained such huge popularity in our country and obviously as you can see even from this performance, that's down to the pure emotions coming out from Lyrics, Lata Ji's singing and of course Music itself. Personally, I was in a hospital isolation ward waiting for a major surgery in 1989 when I first heard this song from nurse's station via Radio on our independence day (I was 10yrs old then). Considering I am a non-native Hindi speaker (coming from Kerala -South India), I didn't probably get anything much in terms of lyrics but the emotions in her voice, the melancholy and triumph in the music captivated and motivated me beyond what I thought was possible then. I have no close friends or family in Indian army but irrespective of your profession, this song is a call for us to do our best for our country and fellow humans and that has inspired me so in many times in the future.
Great reaction! She's quite old here (70+), but still excellent. But to really be blown away by her legendary singing, check out her songs from her absolute prime (1950s, 60s, 70s). There was an amazing concert given by her at the Royal Albert Hall in London in 1974 where her singing was just incredible - it's filled with wonderful songs, here are a couple of great ones - ua-cam.com/video/-zEiNhTebWw/v-deo.html (Naina Barse Rim Jhim) and ua-cam.com/video/bWByeeKa4VU/v-deo.html (Yeh Zindagi Usi Ki Hai - the ending is just amazing, I watched it as part of the movie and will never forget it ever). These are just the tip of her extraordinary collection of fantastic songs in her prime.
She sang more than 30k songs in her life span. She is a mother to the entire nation, specially for classical singer and musicians. For 7 decades she has been inspiring all of us and will continue the legacy for our future generations. She is eternal. Her voice can never be forgotten.
Hey guys, truly awful news, we really enjoy discovering new music from all parts of the world, and Lata was certainly one of the most unique voices we had come across. As Efra always says, we are constantly learning, so if there's anything you'd like to share with us feel free to do so. Our thoughts and prayers go to all her family and all of you guys.
Apologies in advance if you see any ads, unfortunately, we have no control over that as it has been copyrighted.
Please do a dedicated podcast on her works if you can.
You've got to react to KS Chithra ma'am. True successor to Lata Mangeshkar 🥰
She is 70 yrs old in this performance
Honoured with India’s highest civilian honour , first prime minister of India cried listening to this song and current prime minister gave respect /tribute to her .. people not only call her nightingale but also the goddess of music “Saraswati “ . Her career spans more than 7 decades . She is not a singer she is music in herself … more than 30 k songs .. not enough and never be enough to tribute her .. she evokes emotion .. pure soul … a podcast of her works will truly make us feel good … her songs that you might want to check …. 1. Lag ja gale ( u have seen earlier ) 2. Kuch dil ne kaha kuch bhi nahin 3. Jab pyaar kiya toh darna kya 4. Satyam Shivam Sundaram 5. Tere mere beech mein kaisa hain yeh bandhan 6. Naam gum jaayega 7. Ajnabi kaun ho tum 7. Dikhaye diye yun 8. Likhne wale ne likh dale 9. Sheesha ho ya dil ho 10. Chitiye dard Firak wali ye 11. Sun beliya 11. Dil hoon hoon kare 12. Tu jahan jahan chalega 13. Yeh raat khushnasib hain jo apne 14. Tu kitni acchi hain 15. Yashoda ka nand lala brij ka ujala hain 16. Ek pyaar ka Nagma hain 17. Luka chuppi 18. Ajeeb dastan hain yeh 19. Daiya re daiya 20. Hoton pe aisi baat 21. Yeh raatein nahyi purani 22. Uthe sabke kadam 23. Zindagi har kadam ek nayi Jung hain 24. Mere haathon mein nau nau 25. Dufli wale dufli baja 25. Tujhse naaraaz nahin zindagi 26. Aapki nazron ne samjha 27. Saawan ke jhule pade 28. Megha re Megha re 29. Man Mohana 30. Any song from her Meera album non film 31. Mujhe khabar thi woh mera nahin 32. Kahin kahin se har Chehra 34. Jaane kya baat hain 35. Man kyun behka 36. Tere liye 37. Dil deewan bin sajna ke 38. Yeh kahaan aa gaye hum 39. Thare rahiyo 40. Mausam hain aashiqana
React to lata ji whe. She was young 💕
She has sung in 40s,50s,60s,70s,80s,90s,2000's. She has guineas world record of singing 50,000 +songs. She is known as nightingale of india.
I think this song after the grief of War was like "Marham" for countrymen....that's why she was named Nightingale of India
Lata ji is Pride of our India
Last song was in 2019
After covid recovery she decided to sing a Jagannath Bhajan but couldn't complete her wish
she is not known as nightingale of india but nightingale of music
nightingale of india is sarojini naidu
And yes she was a legend but the record of 50K songs is not her, there was a dispute between md rafi sir and lataji that who sung more songs lata ma'am claimed to sing over 50K songs but not all songs were found but finally her sister asha ma'am got the record for most songs in 2012 that is 26K songs
No doubt lata ma'am was legend
@@nilesh3646 my bad
Our prime minister was present at her funeral, and our Indian flag were at half mast for two days, that's how much she was, is respected by us Indian.
No doubt. She did her job by her voice....
She was almost 70 years old when this performance happened. Incredible command and control on voice and pitch. You should react to her other songs she sang when she was much younger like "Lag Jaa Gale" original video and "Jab Pyaar kiya to darna kya"
These reaction channels are deliberately picking her patriotic song performance so that they could gain more sympathetic views and subs....very pathetic of these reaction channels..
@@tony-pc4kd Money keliye sab yahi karte he
Lag ja gale is my fav
@@tony-pc4kd they are getting request only for these requests, you people always find something to criticize someone... aise to wo reaction de kr bhi kisi aur ke song pr paise earn kr rhe h wo bhi galat h , nahi ?? pr dekhna phir bhi h tumko
@@tony-pc4kd actually we also want to see what other countries people think about our culture, music and more thing and that's why we are watching
This intensely patriotic song was composed as a tribute to the Indian soldiers who were killed during the Indo-China war of 1962; it is said the Indian PM Nehru (at the time) was brought to tears when Lata first sang it back then.
Impressively, they had very little time to compose, prepare and perform. Lata almost refused to sing as she could not practice. Brings tears to your eyes almost every time even after listening to it after all these years.
#WaleskaHerrera #RealEfraHerrera
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*martyred
When you realise nehru was solely the reason for the death of indian troops.
What a useless and incompetent leader.
Nobody was a bigger name in the music industry than her rit now.... Today's gen might not know her but their favourite singers pray to her... She was divine.
Everyone knows her....
Today's generation also know her
Everyone knows her. Even today's generation 🥰🥰. That's how great she is. She's always alive in our hearts.
@@nekkinekki4721 Yes
@@nekkinekki4721 very true..
Almighty must b listning to her personlally now....
God bless her soul..
The song released on the Republic Day of Indian in 1963 is specifically about the Indo-China war of 1962-63 fought on the Northern - North Eastern front of the country naturally bordered by tall mountains of the Himalayas. It was written and composed to instill confidence, motivation and determination amongst the countrymen after the devastating war with China, because at that time India/ Indians never expected any kind of aggression or threat from China - and Indians believed in brotherhood with Chinese (as both were the largest/populated and developing countries of the world). It was 60s - India was young and already fought battles with Pakistan, the cold war between US & USSR was not helping in anyway to expand markets/develop the country on faster pace. India from the beginning was very vary of the west because of the colonization experience and thus in late 40s - the newly independent India put it's faith into China (As China was militarily more capable and did counter Axis powers on it's own during WW2) and pushed China as the UNSC permanent member (in hindsight - the biggest mistake not for just India but for the whole world).
Well, rest is history. Chinese betrayal was very devastating and military losses were a major setback. It shook the core of Indian establishments, principles of national brotherhood in the post war era especially when rest of the world was divided into camps.
The then Prime Minister of India - who vouched for Chinese and put his and the whole country's security hopes in our neighbors - suffered heavily mentally and physically, passed away in the subsequent year of the song was released.
This war was an eye-opener for the Indian diplomatic system and soon for the very first time India started it's strategic diplomatic ties outside Asia and especially with USSR. India very strongly defended the next 2 wars in 1965 & 1971 with Pakistan and now had the realization of how important are bilateral military relations with developed nations. This slowly opened the path for India's Nuclear ambitions in mid 70s and in late 90s. And also led the country towards Globalization & Economic liberation in early 90s.
Perfectly explained
Yesss absolutely!!
Also to add this was written by Poet Pradeep who was as he explained really anxious after news of war and wanted to express but couldn't
So he went on a walk and then the song lyrics came to his mind just at an instant and he noted it down by asking a shopkeeper nearby to lend him a piece of paper and pen.
This song is ingrained in national memory and is one of the most iconic ones.
The like each men killed 10 is actually a refrence to Battle of Rezang La(check out video about it on YT) where this actually happened.
The song has a history of its own
Right bro
Thanks for explaining
I completely agree with a comment I saw below. There should be a feature Friday dedicated to her work. She has been an integral part of the indian music industry for decades. Some should be studio songs and others should be live. Make it an even number.
Plz React on "bande Mataram ,Lata Mangeshkar" song
Its truly hard to describe just how much Lata Mangeshkar really is a part of the DNA of India. I honestly think a feature friday on just her legacy would be worth it if you guys are interested, because she is the bedrock of the entire indian music industry... She is the soundtrack of our lives.. Her music is played at every wedding, every birthday, every funeral, every festival... I mean, 30,000+ recorded songs. She dubbed vocals for film actresses in the 40s/50s and then their daughters and then grand daughters. But to really hear here talent, you have to listen to her early work.
My nickname is didi because my grandpa was fan of Lata didi. And no wonder growing up her voice was always around. Being Marathi, her Marathi songs & bhajans were daily heard. Still we listen 2/4 old songs daily, she is there always.
@Waleska Herrera do a feature friday episode on her
This is a good collection of her songs across the decades:
1. Lag Ja Gale: You must react to the original black and white version sung by Lataji in her prime! She was very young here and her voice reflects that.
2. Bhor Bhaye from Satyam Shivam Sundaram: I recommend this song over other classic songs from this classic film because of its interesting arrangement especially for the time. Lataji was older here and had a slightly deeper voice here.
3. Tujhe Dekha to Ye Jaana Sanam from the movie DDLJ: The most iconic Bollywood song from the 90s sung by a 66-year-old Lataji for a 20-something heroine! Need I say more?
4. Luka Chuppi from Rang de Basanti: One of the saddest songs of my own childhood from the 2000s sung by an 77-year-old Lataji and composed by AR Rahman. See the strength in her voice even at this age!
5. Sunya Sunya Maifilit Majhya from Umbartha: Last but not least, a beautiful Marathi-language classic song composed by her younger brother Hridaynath Mangeshkar. You could dedicate a whole another episode to the musical adventures of the duo, but this song is by far their most iconic outing.
@@Kathakathan11 Same, I think all of us have grown up on her songs regardless of the decade
Well said
I totally agree
My grandfather fought in 1965, and 1971. And came back home live. He always use to tells us the story of 1971 war specially. How bullets passed, they also can hear shhh sound of bullets.
My father also retired from army he also fought in 1999 and now I am joining in bihar as police sub-.inspector.
Thanks to your family for Service ❤
She packed the Royal Albert Hall in 1974 and was the first Indian to perform there. It was a privilege if you got to see her perform. Sang for 75 years in the industry.
This is not a song from any movie but composed for the Indian Soldiers martyred in the Indo-China War in 1962.
Heaven has truly gained an angel.. Not a day goes by that I don’t listen to your angelic voice.. My playlist is all you Lata Ma’am. You’ll forever be in our hearts. Rest In Peace ♥
♥️
Not rest in peace. It's OM SHANTI 🙏
She was one the my last favourite singers who was alive, her death felt so personal 🌸
@@gfaf6506 means the same. She was loved by everyone, so dont add that shit here. Lets remain one.
No,she is now part of God true form (not maya)of energy. (Moksha) . 🚩🚩🚩🚩.
Thank you for the kind gesture guys, she is very influential in the Indian subcontinent (India, Nepal, Pakisthan, Bangladesh, Bhutan and Srilanka) and outside the Indian subcontinent the countries like Afganistan, even Russia (during world war 2 when Russia banned American movies it was bollywood that entertained them) so she is very popular among the Russians too atleast the older generations.
Yes
Whole Soviet union not only Russia bro
@@abhijeet7681 true
India's history is closely related to songs, poetry pets. During hard times the poetry woke of the lost nationality of peoples. Even after independence, the songs have left a deep mark in our hearts. That's why you can observe the iconic songs of 19ties built that way.
Thanks....yes this song was dedicated to Indo-china war.....Latha ji capatured the emotion perfectly of the nation....therefore with respect people standing whenever she sings this song!
Just to add that this great song was composed by C Ramchandra (Ramchandra Chitalkar) and lyrics written by the poet Pradeep. The occasion was to honour the Indian armed forces during the 1962 Indo-China war.
Her death is being mourned by people of the Indian diaspora (but not limited to) world over. Fiji Islands included. A true loss for the world...
Me and my family here in Fiji are truly devastated by her death. RIP Lata Ji!
I'm from Philippines and I started loving Bollywood movies after watching the slamdog millionaire. Her voice reminds me of those movies. Her voice alone embodies culture and authenticity.
Yes, We want a feature Friday episode on her. If you can do it, we ll b very much obliged. Please listen to our request. She is the pillar of Indian music. You can watch
1- Satyam sivam Sundaram
2-Dil to Pagal hai(live performance with Udit Narayan)
2- Sun Saiba Sun
3- Humko Humise Churalo
4- Do pal ruke
5- Dil Hoom Hoom Kare
Many many many many more.... U pick anyone of those 50000+ songs sung by her u ll be amazed.... 🙏
Om shanti 🙏
Sombreness, because of war mixed with the feeling mixed with joy of (republic day ) celebration- conveyed through the music composition( instrument singing and the poetry).
After her death the government of India declared national mourning for two days in memory of the legendary Lata Mangeshkar. The National Flag in the public institutions were flying at half mast for two days.
This depicts how precious she has been and always will be to mother India.
She was talking about Indo China war 🙏🙏 in history India after independence ,we had 4 major wars with Pakistan (in which all of the wars India won and as a consequence Bangladesh was formed) and we had two wars with China mainly the reason is because the Tibetan refugee (Dalai Lama,and other Buddhist monks)settled in India after China invaded Tibet
invaded
@@sidhantjasrotia220 done sir
If you understand Hindi language then you will know how beautiful this song is, it can be understood by translation in English language but emotions cannot be understood.
🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️
They were just acting
If China allowed youtube to operate freely, all these foreign reaction channels capitalizing on Indian market would be pretending to understand Chinese content at the same level.
You can watch these videos to understand their intelligence and understanding, but do not for a second assume that you are anything more than a revenue generating customer to them. It's actually kind of frustrating how people of my country are many a times naive enough to think otherwise and end up seeking validation from the western world 😅
The people standing were big figures and politics of that time and big army, general ministers. That's how much they respect the song and Lata didi. Unfortunately, the singer who holds the most singed song record passed away and lend us a cultural and mythical legend.😞
I highly recommend you react to her older music. From Mughal e Azam ( pyaar Kiya to Darna Kya) even lag ja gale the original video. I think reacting to those songs will actually give you a really good idea as to how divine her voice really was. 30,000 songs in 36 languages with a career that spanned 73 years. Her musical legacy is unmatched and her melody and voice remains eternal
Indeed! Hume kash tumse Mohabbat na hoti is also amazing. It gives me goosebumps every time
@@Shamandeepkaur humen kash tumse , bekas bekaram. are such gems, and madhubala carried her voice so elegantly. Also an honorable mention that I am personally obsessed with. Rasik Balma
This is a good collection of her songs across the decades:
1. Lag Ja Gale: You must react to the original black and white version sung by Lataji in her prime! She was very young here and her voice reflects that.
2. Bhor Bhaye from Satyam Shivam Sundaram: I recommend this song over other classic songs from this classic film because of its interesting arrangement especially for the time. Lataji was older here and had a slightly deeper voice here.
3. Tujhe Dekha to Ye Jaana Sanam from the movie DDLJ: The most iconic Bollywood song from the 90s sung by a 66-year-old Lataji for a 20-something heroine! Need I say more?
4. Luka Chuppi from Rang de Basanti: One of the saddest songs of my own childhood from the 2000s sung by an 77-year-old Lataji and composed by AR Rahman. See the strength in her voice even at this age!
5. Sunya Sunya Maifilit Majhya from Umbartha: Last but not least, a beautiful Marathi-language classic song composed by her younger brother Hridaynath Mangeshkar. You could dedicate a whole another episode to the musical adventures of the duo, but this song is by far their most iconic outing.
78 years from 1942 to 2019.
Thanks a lot for reacting to her song.She is in everyone's heart.I really respect u guys to be so humble to react to this song.Some of the footages are real from Indo -China war.China just betrayed India in 1962.My parents were emotionally attached to this song.
Kindly react to her old original melodies from the old movies.One of my favorite is 'Naina Barse'
She died at the age of 92. Her career was of more than 75 years.
16 languages, 36 thousand+ songs. That's Bharat Ratna Lata Mangeshkar Ji for you. ❤️
I remember I was in 8th standard and i was singing this song on Independence day in school, on the stage I couldn't control my emotions and tears were coming from my eyes.
This song was inspired from the “Battle of Rezang La” in 1962 when 120 Indian soldiers were surrounded by 5000+ Chinese soldiers and only 4 of those 120 ran and survived to tell the story. Rest of them died fighting but killed around 1000 Chinese soldiers until all their ammunition was over. India didn’t have proper roads in those terrains at the time, so reinforcements couldn’t be sent in time. Later, even the Chinese Army praised the Indian Army for their valour in this battle. Also, India later recaptured the area and only a few weeks ago, a memorial has been established at that place. The only soldier alive from that battle today was on wheel chair when Rajnath Singh, India’s cabinet Minister moved his wheelchair taking him to and from the memorial to pay respect, this video went viral, you can also react to it, it’s a short video. The scale of this battle was so high and the terrain is so dangerous that all the remnants have not yet been recovered. Even today, the remnants of fallen soldiers are found in Rezang La. It is this story which made all of the people stand to pay respect, just as we stand for The National Anthem. Jai Hind!🇮🇳
Love the way you respect her. She was not just a singer but a kind soul.
Her emotions were not only limited to India but countries like Pakistan , Sri lanka.
Singing from an early age of 5 , was trained by her father in childhood . When her father died she was just 13 and in order to look after her siblings and mother she did sacrifice of her young days. Started singing , gaining attention because of her sweet honey like voice. She kept working hard. Explored 36 different languages and dialects. Was the first Indian to perform at Royal Albert Hall London .
Raised voice for playback singers. She sang even in 2010's . Last sang in 2019.We lost her at age of 92 due to post COVID complications.
What is ironic is that the day we lost her was the day after India was celebrating Saraswati Puja which is basically where we worship the goddess of education and music. And it seems like the next day she took our nightangle with her to the heavens.
Her voice and personality
will always remain immortal.💕🙏
It's hard to express in words what Lata ji meant for India. In Hinduism we worship the Goddess of Music, Ma(Mother) Saraswati. And for all of us, irrespective of religion, she was an embodiment of Ma Saraswati. He voice lent solace to the years, calmed the anxious minds and had that mothery affection that was felt not just by our generation but even our fathers and grandfather's. She was The Music of India. And her demise is a huge loss for the entire nation. However, she is already immortalized by the number of songs she had sung. Her heavenly voice will continue to grace us ad infinitum.
Yes, you put it right, "it was her delivery and that made her iconic." And no, this was not a movie song, it not is even to this date. This was after the 1962 Indo-Chinese war that she performed this song on perhaps the Independence Day in 1963. And it this very song that made her stand out from a barrage of talented vocalists and musicians that India has had over the years and made her the Nightingale of India.
R.I.P Lata Mangeskhar ji❤❤❤🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🕊🕊🕊
I even cry today after listening to this, it has such impactful lyrics and the voice, lata Ji's voice, legend is no more! Such a history around this song. The indo pak war and the freedom struggle of India together.
Same crying 💔💔💔😔😔
She is a "Bharat Ratna" highest civilian award of India and we are truly truly proud she was a part of India.❤🙏
Whole song is about sacrifice of soldiers which she sung with equal intensity.
That's why people are giving
standing ovation
Best singer of all time. More than 40,000 songs in 38 languages in nearly 7 decades. Highest civil honour of India, France and many countries. An absolute legend.
This is actually a song sung during a fundraising event for war widows of the Indo-China war in 1962. The then Prime Minister Pt. Jawaharlal Nehru is said to have welled up post the performance. It has a huge emotional connect to us Indians, owing to the fact that we have a very important event associated with this song in our history.
I am tearing up after listening to this song. We will miss her. She was a nightingale of India and a proud daughter. Respect and love to her. 🙏🏻💐💐❤️
Thank you for listening n respecting her soul.. cant believe..more than 7 decades of career..🙏we will never hv any other Lata Ji..🙏
Please "Yeh Kahan AA Gye Hum* Lata Mangeshkar song reaction 🙏
She was unique !! Unmatched!!! She will always be in our memories and her songs on our lips!❤️🌼
She was born in 1929, and India gained her freedom from the British rule in 1947. So she was a person who had lived through the freedom struggle... The Prime Minister cried when she performed this song in front of him in 1963 after the Indo-Chinese war of 1962... We, the kids born in after the 2000s, still believe her voice to be the most iconic in India's history. She's a legend just like Kishore Kumar. And she was a spinster so everyone referred to her as Didi, which means elder sister
Lata Mangeshkar, Best Female singer Indian subcontinent has produced . There is no second thought about this.
RIP Legend Lata Mangeshkar, She has sung more than 50k songs in 36 languages over 70 years in her singing career. 🙏
Everytime I listen to this masterpiece ... Always gets teary eyes ... ॐ शांति 🙏
If you wanna check out song with beautiful lyrics. Check out song from movie taare Zameen par called "Maa" which means Mother
I Cried by the end🥺
Such wonderful portayal through her voice. ❤ 🇮🇳.
Rip Lata ji 🙏
I get tears everytime i listen to this song even right now my eyes are wet. This song is in the soul of every indian(except communists) This song made indians more strong this gave us a reason to remember the betrayal
Do u know the origin of communism in India.??????? Plz stop hate mongering
Buddy i am prefer social communism ideology. I was crying through the video and I knew that before hand. So waited 4 days to watch this video, making sure I was alone when I cry.
The Queen. RIP Lata ji
Thank you for your heartfelt reactions.. She held India together with her voice... Everybody in the Indian subcontinent knows her voice. From the 40's till 2010 she served this country with her voice.. Indian nightingale.. Feeling low and sad with her demise.. She made herself immortal with those songs like those immortal Indian Army warriors who always showed indistinct valor safeguarding India's frontiers..
I grew up listening this
In my school days after prayer and pt
Still getting goosebumps after listening this🔥
Love from rohtak haryana india guys
You know how important the person is to the nation and the people of the nation when the prime minister of India flies from delhi to Mumbai to pay last visit.....almost every big leaders big personalities came to pay the last visit. She was a gem...RIP
Just wiping tears all the time. One because of this song and the other we just lost our Lata ji.... aaaaaaah. 😭🙏
Right now, you are witnessing the greatest Indian singer and music personality of all time. Greatest of the greatest and the most respected. Two days of public holiday was announced in respect to her demise. Such is the love and respect the nation has for her. She was, is and will forever be loved by the entire nation. #RIPLataji
She did background singing for at keast 4 generation of actresses ..recorded her first song in 1942 and sang as late as 2000s
Please review more of her songs. Every iconic Indian film has her songs.
The devine voice of Lata Mangeshkar .. she is legend... Listen her other songs specially old songs ..
She started singing in 1942. Saw India get her independence in 1947. Reigned supreme as playback singer for over 8 decades. Holds world record for highest number of songs as a playback singer.
The nation bestowed her with the Highest Civilian Award: Bharat Ratna.
On her passing away , a national mourning of two days is being observed. Indian flag would be flying at half mast to pay her the tribute.
She was simple and generous. The day before she died was Saraswati Puja(Goddess Saraswati Day). Lata Ji herself as Saraswati left this world and shifted to another. Nobody can ever replace her for who she is and what she is.
This song is for our brave soldiers who martyrs during wars far from there families just because of protecting our country, Every Indians emotional after listening this music, RIP Lata mangeshkar 🙏 ...
She sang in almost 36 languages and over 36000 songs and is widely acknowledged throughout South Asia not only she was awarded the highest civilian honor in India but she was also awarded the highest French civilian honor- the legion of honor in 2007. She is a legend of a lifetime. We have lost our most precious jewel
She really was a legend. A gem that can never be replaced.
You should watch the song 'Mile Sur Mera Tumhara' (means As the tune matches, mine and yours) . This song and accompanying video promotes national integration and unity in diversity.
ua-cam.com/video/-jf6pwtPqCs/v-deo.html
This song consists many languages spoken in different parts of India. (Such as: Assamese, Bengali, Gujarati, Hindi, Kannada, Kashmiri, Malayalam, Marathi, Odia, Punjabi, Sindhi, Tamil, Telugu, Urdu.)
The video was intended to instill a sense of pride and promote unity amongst Indians, highlighting India's different linguistic communities and societies-India's unity in diversity, so to speak.
This Song is dedicated to our Freedom Fighters and the Indian Army. The Republic of India was the Colony of Portuguese, French, Dutch and British. Britisherers were the last who ruled in India since 1608 AD to 1947. When India was a Colony, Indians were the Slave to Britisheres. Due to foreigners, India witnessed Thousands of Battle in order to get freedom and We lost our many National Heroes like- Bhagat Singh, Chandrasekhar Azad, Lala Lajpat Rai, Bal Gangadhar Tilak, Bipin Chandrapal, and many more. The list is too long. Britisheres tortured and looted Indians for more than 300 yrs . The History of India is Very Rich. Jai Hind🇮🇳
We wouldn’t ever know what an angel sounds like But we also had Lata Ji so that’s fair .
We will listen your songs nd miss you forever...🙏😢🙂😔Lata ji... Greatest Of All Time....♥️🕉️Shanti🙏
An episode on Lata Mangheskar and S.P Balasubrahmanyam would be iconic and a great tribute to both ☺️
This song is not for any region or religion in India; it is a song which unites and bind our hearts together in India. This is for every Indian.. It is like a National song for us..
Very few could unite this land of diversity as she did.
I still get tears after listening the song. ❤
The video you reacted to is of her performance when Lata was past her prime. You should hear her old recordings of 1940s to 1970s. And since you guys look for "Live" performamces, the thing is the studio recordings till 1970s used to recorded Live, without any patchwork. Lata Mangeshkar had absolutely stunning vocal range and her delivery was pitch perfect, the music industry could not think beyond her most of the time. Please react to her old (black and white films) songs like "Man Mohana Bade Jhute" Film Seema, "Raina Beete Jaaye" Film Amar Prem or "Aap ki Nazron Ne Samjha" Film Anpadh.
This song bring tears to my eyes.... Every time I listen to this song.
A song that United our peoples and country in hard times❤️❤️
Lata Mangeshkar is known as the goddess of melody to billions of people in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka.
I remember singing this song for a patriotic competition in school it's so beautiful!
She Is Herself Goddess Of Music
🙏❤🙏🇮🇳🙏
Her music career was 7.5 decades of excellence and consistency. Truly a legend🙏. RIP🙏💐
Also to add this was written by Poet Pradeep who was as he explained really anxious after news of war and wanted to express but couldn't
So he went on a walk and then the song lyrics came to his mind just at an instant and he noted it down by asking a shopkeeper nearby to lend him a piece of paper and pen.
This song is ingrained in national memory and is one of the most iconic ones.
The like each men killed 10 is actually a refrence to Battle of Rezang La(check out video about it on YT) where this actually happened.
Need an entire Feature Friday dedicated to her!
This is Emotion for every INDIAN..
More than 10,000 song, in more than 36 languages.. She is(as she is alive in our hearts) and will forever be a legend.. no matter in which era we are/will be...
It was not a movie song, it was a song written and sung in honor for the martyrs of Indo China war and for all those brave soldiers who fought. Plus the people standing behind her are the who's who of Indian politics with ministers. This song is so close to Indians heart that even though it is not our national anthem but we cannot sit and just listen to it. we have to stand up. It is a very iconic song. Glad you picked this song.
♥️ this is not song but emotions
She has been singing since the 70's and she's titled as "India's Nightingale" Cuz when it comes to singing no one can top her.. the legend she was.. tribute to the Queen 💐 RIP (
मां सरस्वती हमें छोड़कर चले गए 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Lata Mangeshkar absolute legend I don't know like till how much more time world has to wait to have a tone like her
she was unique human born in centuries
Every big super power country in world showed their condolences, the amount of influence she had on worlds common people what a career man
You would like to hear "Raja Pandharicha" by Mahesh kale and Rahul Deshpande
Brother and sister SHE IS COMES FROM HAVEN........TOTALY INDIAN SAID SHE IS THE MOTHER OF SANGIT......... DAUGHTER OF MA SARASWATI....JOY HIND JOY BHARAT......
This song compels your heart to quiver and your eyes shed tears... The nation truly appreciates her legacy... RIP dear Ma'am... Jai Hind
The queen of Indian music industry 😭😭😭
She is legendary singer for almost a 75 years and will be remembered for many decades for contribution towards sweet and marvellous singing
She was one of the most loved Indian born ever ❤️
Thank you for kind gesture 🙏 Next you definitely should watch "pyar kiya to Darna kya" from mugleazam by her ❤️
Glory to Lata ji❤ you live in our hearts forever❤
' Lata Mangeshkar ' was India's Pride..🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️...she will always remain in our heart..🇮🇳🇮🇳
She Sang this Song at the age of 70 and remained singing at the age of 85 and over 75 years about , she started Singing at the age of 13 ,as She was born on 1929 and died 2022 at the age of 93
She Sung about 50000 Songs in 13 Languages and made WORLD RECORD AND KNOWN AS THE MELODY QUEEN OF THE WORLD.....
The reason why there are so many emotions felt in this song is because Lata ji was a witness to India's freedom strugle against the Britishers, she witnessed herself, the pain, the brutality, the sacrifices of people of India, almost thousands of them, and the continued struggle they had to face due to post freedom border issues that was left behind by the Britishers. So she could portray the emotions that can touch the soul of people.
This song was first performed after the Indo-China war in 1962... It was also probably one of the first non-film songs that gained such huge popularity in our country and obviously as you can see even from this performance, that's down to the pure emotions coming out from Lyrics, Lata Ji's singing and of course Music itself.
Personally, I was in a hospital isolation ward waiting for a major surgery in 1989 when I first heard this song from nurse's station via Radio on our independence day (I was 10yrs old then). Considering I am a non-native Hindi speaker (coming from Kerala -South India), I didn't probably get anything much in terms of lyrics but the emotions in her voice, the melancholy and triumph in the music captivated and motivated me beyond what I thought was possible then.
I have no close friends or family in Indian army but irrespective of your profession, this song is a call for us to do our best for our country and fellow humans and that has inspired me so in many times in the future.
My whole body shakes whenever I listen this song. Goosebumps all over the body ❤️🔥
Great reaction! She's quite old here (70+), but still excellent. But to really be blown away by her legendary singing, check out her songs from her absolute prime (1950s, 60s, 70s). There was an amazing concert given by her at the Royal Albert Hall in London in 1974 where her singing was just incredible - it's filled with wonderful songs, here are a couple of great ones - ua-cam.com/video/-zEiNhTebWw/v-deo.html (Naina Barse Rim Jhim) and ua-cam.com/video/bWByeeKa4VU/v-deo.html (Yeh Zindagi Usi Ki Hai - the ending is just amazing, I watched it as part of the movie and will never forget it ever). These are just the tip of her extraordinary collection of fantastic songs in her prime.
She sang more than 30k songs in her life span. She is a mother to the entire nation, specially for classical singer and musicians. For 7 decades she has been inspiring all of us and will continue the legacy for our future generations. She is eternal. Her voice can never be forgotten.