It’s been 2 weeks since our beloved Lata Ji passed away. It was indeed very heartbreaking news for not just Indians but her fans all over the world.
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Let’s humm together to some of her most played songs-
1. Humko Humise Chura Lo
The impact of this film on the audience, particularly its soundtrack, is still being felt; the song ‘Humko Humise Chura Lo’, which was once again sung by Lata Mangeshkar, proved to be the film’s winner.
This song exuded pure affection’s appeal and beauty. With its beautiful singing and melodies, this beauty will continue to bring people together.
2. Tere Liye
Veer – Zara is a film with profound emotions, tremendous drama, and a wonderful soundtrack. The song ‘Tere Liye’ adds to the attractiveness of the film.
Lata Mangeshkar took the words and turned them into a masterpiece that would never go out of style. It’s been years since this song and movie, yet it’s still considered a true cinematic classic by our playlists.
3. Piya Tose Naina Laga Re
It depicts how a person feels when they are lost in the memories of their particular someone and can’t think of anything else but being with them when they eventually catch your gaze.
This is an old treasure. In this song, Lata Ji produced magic, as she always does.
4. Kuch Na Kaho
Over the years, this song has made many people mourn their loved ones, and today we are going to make us miss the icon herself.
This song’s soul-moving quality comes from Lata Ji’s pure and pure voice. Because of the sense of loneliness conveyed in the words, your heart beats a little faster.
5. Ek Pyaar Ka Nagma Hai
This was the definition of how beautiful love has remained unchanged over the years since its release. Because of its clean words and the nightingale’s voice, this song has lived in people’s hearts and souls for decades.
It clearly demonstrates that anything can change, yet life is merely a story about two people’s love and affection for one another.
6. Lukka Chuppi
This song portrays the sense of betrayal a mother feels when her kid is taken from her.
The lyrics and melody brilliantly represent that pain, and now that the legend is no longer with us, this song gives us a sense of separation and the awful anguish shown in it.
Tears are difficult to hold back when you’re truly moved by this music.
7. Tujhse Naraz Nahin Zindagi
Today, this song is only played to honor Lata Ji and all of the wonderful memories she has bestowed upon us.
When there was an unpleasant event, this song was always playing in our heads, and it still feels awful and sad now.
This song reminds people of the parts of their lives they’ve left behind or cut off.
8. Lag Ja Gale
There aren’t many more well-known Indian songs than this one. Madan Mohan, the genius whose muse Lata Ji was, produced this sad music for the 1964 picture.
It’s so lovely that you won’t be able to stop listening to it. Many vocalists have attempted covers of this classic, but none have succeeded in capturing the song’s spirit as well as Lata Ji.
9. Ajib Dastan Hai Yeh
In this classic number, Lata Mangeshkar effortlessly channeled a sense of charm and melancholy. Dil Apna Aur Preet Parai, a 1960 film, featured the song.
This is the song that will always touch your heart and bring back memories of the legend Lata Ji, as well as feelings of love and unrequited love.
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