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Top 12 Best Hindi Songs of The Nineties

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The nineties were an incredible time for music. The sheer vitality and experimentation in the music was sufficient to make experiencing childhood in the nineties so much justified, despite all the trouble. With groups like Bombay Vikings, Colonial Cousins and Euphoria, Indi-popular music was getting it done. Each music video recounted a story – of the principal exciting surges of adoration, of lonely love, of wedding sentiments and street outings, of smashes on neighbors. There was a story in each tune, and it really said something. We select our most loved numbers from the nineties that we began to look all starry eyed at.

Get ready for a load of nostalgia!

1. Kya Soorat Hai - Bombay Vikings 

The coolest boy band of the nineties truly gave us one of the best remixes of the time.

2. Roop Tera Mastana 

That is all the scum we were permitted in the nineties and it was all that could possibly be needed! We can't choose which was better – the remix or the peculiar video?

3. Tanha Dil – Shaan

Each youngster's transitioning tune, this one could at present warm your heart on a meditative night.

4. Ishq Tera Tadpave – Sukhbir

The song that impacted out of auto stereos when the youthful chaps recovered their first autos route in the nineties.

5. Gal Ban Gayi – Sukhbir

A definitive go head to head song at weddings, this one made such a variety of hearts become hopelessly enamored.

6. Kudi Kudi – Jasbir Jassi

After Sukhbir, Jasbir Jassi was the following Punjabi rockstar on the scene. 'Kudi' was a treat to our Punjabi heart.

7. Aankhon Mein Tera Hi Chehra - Aryans

We never knew the chocolatey boy pounding over his adorable neighbor would go ahead to end up noticeably the hunk of Bollywood, Shahid Kapoor. Surrendering your pocket cash to purchase your squash a present – so nineties!

8. Ho Gayi Hai Mohabbat

At the point when each song recounted a romantic tale.

9. Made In India – Alisha Chinai

The song that made Milind Soman the aggregate dream of a whole country, 'Made In India' was a crushing hit that made the expression famous much before India sparkling.

10. Sa Ni Dha Pa - Colonial Cousins

You aren't a nineties youngster in the event that you haven't attempted to sing the convoluted 'sa ni dha dad… " grouping in this one.

11. Piya Basanti – Ustad Sultan Khan and Chitra

The most enchanted number of the nineties, 'Piya Basanti' was a melodious perfect work of art, an adoration song for our dry hearts. Nauheed Cyrusi and Donovan Wodehouse were astounding onscreen. We wish there was a spin-off.

12. Yeh Hawa Kehti Hai Kya – The Aryans

The Aryans, with their delicate romantic numbers, made experiencing passionate feelings for a lot more wonderful.

posted Apr 20, 2017 by Kavyashree

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A man relatively revolutionary. Sitting on a pyramid. Strumming his instrument. What's more, in his atypical voice he sings out to his cherished some place much past the leave underneath him - O sanam, teri yaadon ki kasam. That was one line which made MTV India a fierceness among those growing up amid the 90s. Clearly there were different specialists who fueled the development of non-dim music, yet Lucky Ali keeps on residual a top pick.

Not at that point. Not at the present time. Not ever, up till now. His eccentric voice, Lucky Ali's music is immaculate enchantment. His melodies are saturated with this choice dormancy, instructing us to stop sometimes and take everything in. There has not been another Lucky Ali, and there never will be. So how about we pause for a minute to commend the man's virtuoso, tune in to his sparkling voice and say bless your heart.

Let's take a look at top 12 best songs of Lucky Ali that will reach you into the 90s:

1. O Sanam

That notorious music video not exclusively did equity to Ali's splendid tune by protecting its despairing, additionally helped it to ascend to more noteworthy statures.

https://youtu.be/iP9ib63VAi0

2. Dekha Hai Aise Bhi

In ordinary design he combined folksy percussion with an incredible acoustic sound, which implied that Ali's voice was very much upheld on the American interstates as he sang to his significant other of the past.

https://youtu.be/7U84JOhHFpE

3. Kitni Haseen Zindagi

Ali drawn out the trendy person in him, as he delivered his people impacts by beginning with a morchang bolstered with that guitar game plan.

https://youtu.be/kPufn1grFCQ

4. Kabhi Aisa Lagta Hai

An average Lucky Ali cherish anthem, which includes his silk voice and a smooth guitar course of action backing him up.

https://youtu.be/Sj51hczJ5Gc

5. Sunoh

Including a fantastic bassline, this is uncommon Lucky Ali melody which wasn't too laid back.

https://youtu.be/nF2FkcSTCVo

6. Tere Mere Saath

A crazy guitar riff kicks this awesome tune off. This was the nearest Lucky Ali came to creating a stone anthem for himself.

https://youtu.be/CrUxKV_c9Mo

7. Tu Kaun Hai

From his 2001 collection Aks, the melody was a slowpoke. Individuals just found this considerably later in the 2000s after it discharged with the film Bhopal: A Prayer For Rain.

https://youtu.be/mmUw8lPFRbQ

8. Gori Teri Aankhein

Discharged as a solitary, the melody was likely Ali's most standard gaana. Throughout the years, it has just developed in notoriety and safe to state it's one of his most renowned tunes.

https://youtu.be/0hP0TR_ODl0

9. Maut

Made as a section out of Sanjay Gupta's redo of Reservoir Dogs, it was not at all like anything Bollywood had listened. With that serious riff opening the represent Ali's vocals and after that when the bass kicks in, the tune ends up at ground zero.

https://youtu.be/sCrrNwQTcJA

10. Khuda Hafiz

Sung for AR Rahman's collection in Yuva, the arranger utilized Lucky Ali's vocals to flawlessness as the melody detonates with ANJAANA...!

https://youtu.be/p_m21t3MUaM

11. Naa Tum Jaano Na Hum

The one melody that we as a whole murmured to back in the days. Furthermore, he nails being Hrithik's voice.

https://youtu.be/bK596ntCp9c

12. Aahista

Breathed life into back by the splendid team Vishal-Shekhar, Lucky Ali easily gotten through this tune with Shreya Ghoshal and conveyed the coolness to an alternate objective.

https://youtu.be/Sj9P6mmfCL4

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We are sure you love your hit romantic songs by your favourite singers but we bet you did not have a clue that their unplugged versions are are astonishing as well. Some reprise versions are so good they are even better than the original compositions. We bring you a list of all those hit songs whose reprise versions are more than amazing to hear, and we're sure they'll make you fall in love with them all over again. 

1. Tum Hi Ho – ‘Aashiqui 2'

National Anthem of India's youth.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xzPgSfS52Ek

2. Tum Mile – ‘Tum Mile'

This one is even better than the original.

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3. Phir Mohabbat – ‘Murder 2'

Arijit Singh at his very best.

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4. Jiyein Kyun  - ‘Dum Maaro Dum'

We are sure you'll love this version too.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ek3-Bnd7gXo

5. Pani Da Rang – ‘Vicky Donor'

Sing along with this amazing number.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hRnWA0A20E

6. Tum Jo Aaye – ‘Once Upon A Time In Mumbai'

Raahat Fateh Ali Khan weaves magic with this version.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYixFUow73w

7. Tum Se Hi – ‘Jab We Met'

We cannot keep track of this list now. These unplugged versions are so good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_R9USdt68lg

8. Te Amo – ‘Dum Maaro Dum'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ahwSSUZJEE

9. Hale Dil Acoustic – ‘Murder 2'

Listen to this one.

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10. Phir Le Aaya Dil – ‘Barfi'

No words for Phir Le Aaya Dil.

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11. Tu Na Jaane Aas Paas Hai Khuda – ‘Anjaana Anjaani'

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12. Dua – ‘Shanghai'

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1. Gabbar Singh in ‘Sholay' (Amjad Khan)

Inarguably, the most famous villain ever, Gabbar Singh was deified by Amjad Khan in 'Sholay'. Who can overlook the unpleasant snicker and the frightful hush that results when he asks his cronie Sambha "Kitne aadmi the?" Funnily, Amjad Khan practically lost the part after Javed Akhtar discovered his voice excessively feeble yet inevitably, it was his exchange conveyance that won him a faction status.

2. Mogambo in ‘Mr India' (Amrish Puri)

Noisy, narcissistic, and over-the-best, the malicious General Mogambo could make even the hardest of men pee in their jeans. With a fanatical longing to overcome the world and a pit of acid as a strategy for torment, he beyond any doubt was a standout amongst the most startling villains in Bollywood.

Mr India appeared to pale away before the dramatic Mogambo whose blasting giggle rang clear in our ears long after the movie. Without a doubt, that was a standout amongst the most huge parts ever by the Late Amrish Puri.

3. Shakaal in ‘Shaan' (Kulbhushan Kharbanda) 

Who can forget that tricky tap of the fingers and the twisted look at without flinching that implied demise for his foes? Shakaal, with his pit brimming with hungry crocodiles, was presumably the reason we got bad dreams in adolescence. While the hero has a darling and a sickly mother to secure and awe the crowd, the miscreant just has his erraticisms to leave an everlasting impression with.

4. Lion in ‘Kaalicharan' (Ajit)

Maintaining a global pirating business is no little deed. For hell's sake, running even a legitimately substantial business ain't simple. What's more, the Lion, played by the capable Ajit, easily played the cool advanced smart posse pioneer. There is something exceptionally frightening about stone-chilly narcissism and wanton managing that Ajit as Lion idealized extremely well.

5. Kesariya Vilayati in ‘Ram Lakhan' (Gulshan Grover)

The original "badman" of Indian cinema, Gulshan Grover has been making numerous an audience shiver with his sagacious conspiring and plotting onscreen. Playing a nearby criminal Kesariya Vilayati in 'Slam Lakhan', Gulshan Grover emerged in a film that had industry stalwarts like Amrish Puri and Paresh Rawal. With a laughed uncontrollably voice and spot of the lip, Gulshan Grover was Bollywood's Sylvester Stallone in a negative shade.

6. Dr. Dang in “Karma” (Anupam Kher)

Crazy and hazardous, Dr. Dang was everybody's childhood bad dream. He is the living picture of the savage doctor, the motivation behind why we fear needles and infusions. Anupam Kher, who has assumed widely praised parts like that of a lamenting father in 'Saaransh', figured out how to pull off Dr Dang with much skill.

7. Crime Master Gogo in ‘Andaz Apna Apna' (Shakti Kapoor)

‘Andaz Apna Apna' was a famous film, and some portion of the USP were its significant villains. Teja, played by Paresh Rawal, has officially stood out forever as a standout amongst the most engaging villains in Bollywood. Shakti Kapoor may have assumed innumerable negative parts in movies before yet nothing was as tremendous as Crime Master Gogo. A villain who is funny yet scaring in the meantime, Crime Master Gogo was a treat after all the conspiring and plotting terrible men of Bollywood.

8. Prem Chopra

With none of the scary characteristics of Bollywood villains, Prem Chopra was a delicate voiced constantly grinning villain. Regularly as a side-miscreant to the greater names, Prem Chopra had his impact of a corrupt baddie to such flawlessness that the name "Prem Chopra" ended up noticeably synonymous with evil.

9. Ranjeet (Gopal Bedi)

Having acted in more than 200 movies, Ranjeet was notoriously known as 'Bollywood's onscreen rapist'. Making numerous a female shiver with his vulgar look, Ranjeet was dread represented. Wily and shrewd, his appearance cut a chill down the spine and soon, the hero appeared to be fairly defenseless. Be that as it may, the truth is once in a while a long way from what is appeared on the movie. The Bollywood baddie doesn't drink or smoke, all things considered, and has been a significant saved individual in life. So moderate was his family that when they became acquainted with he had played out an assault scene (in the movie 'Sharmelee') in a movie, they tossed him out of the house!

10. Gajendra (Pran)

Pran is one of the not very many Bollywood veterans who've been as persuading in negative parts as they have been in positive ones. He was the straightforward reprobate whose rational soundness was frightening. He committed no errors, he had no shortcomings, he was invulnerable. Pran conveyed a grave power to the scalawag that was generally observed just in the depiction of the saint some time recently. Blowing rings of smoke with his stogie, he was a scalawag who ordered deference and dread alike.

Those were the days,  weren't they? We are certain there are numerous increasingly and will be in future, however these villains from the golden age of Indian cinema reclassified badassery like nothing else. As is commonly said, they don't make them any more.

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Let's take a look at top 10 people have the highest IQ in the world ever recorded:

1. Stephen Hawking (IQ Level- 160)

After a disease paralyzing him, he used his extra ordinary IQ which left no room of doubt to his intelligence. Because of his remarkable contributions to science, Hawking has been awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2009 which is regarded as the highest that can be confer to an American civilian.After a disease paralyzing him, he used his extra ordinary IQ which left no room of doubt to his intelligence. Because of his remarkable contributions to science, Hawking has been awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2009 which is regarded as the highest that can be confer to an American civilian.

2. Albert Einstein (IQ Level- 160 – 190)

Speaking of ‘symbols of knowledge’, the name of this scientist is actually synonymous with genius. It cannot be denied that he shaped the future of science. He received a Nobel Prize for the discovery of the law of photoelectric effect. The theory of relativity was also his brainchild. Although there is no scientific method of calculating his IQ posthumously, researchers have had to resort to estimating his score through careful analysis of his papers.

3. Judit Polgar (IQ Level- 170)

Chess Grandmasters rarely aren’t geniuses, and by rarely, I mean never. Judit Polgar became the youngest one at the age of 15 and still proudly holds that record. She is not only viewed as a pioneer for women in chess, but also as one of the greatest chess players to ever live. She defeated Garry Kasparov, the reigning world champion, in 2002 and went on to conquer 10 other world championships.

4. Leonardo Da Vinci (IQ Level- 180 – 190)

He is an Italian painter with a IQ level between 180 to 190. He was an polymath who worked in the fields of mathematics, engineering, anatomy, geology, botany, architecture, sculpting, painting, music, and literature.

5. Garry Kasparov (IQ Level- 190)

This Russian man is considered to be the greatest chess player of all time and he ranked world no. 1 for 225 times. He could calculate 3 million moves per second and he became an undisputed chess champion at the age of 22. He holds various chess Oscars and he is a writer and political activist too.

6. Christopher Michael Langan (IQ Level- 195)

Born in San Francisco, California, Christopher Langan began speaking at the age of 6 months, and taught himself to read when he was just 3 years old. It is said about Langan that he managed to hit the perfect score in SAT despite falling asleep during the exam! He is frequently hailed as the ‘smartest man in America’. He has also developed a theory called “Cognitive-Theoretic Model of the Universe” (CTMU) which basically deals with “the relationship between mind and reality”.

7. Kim Ung-Yong (IQ Level- 210)

Kim Ung-Yong was able to write short stories and poem by the time he was 6 months old and also attended physics classes when he was 3 years old. At the age of 16 he left NASA and enrolled for a PhD degree in civil engineering.

8. Christopher Hirata (IQ Level- 225)

A former child prodigy, Hirata became the youngest American to clinch a gold medal at the International Physics Olympiad in 1996, and e accomplished the incredible feat when he was just 13! He was involved in a project at NASA when he was 16, and obtained his PhD from the prestigious Princeton University at a young age of 22. Presently, he is a visiting professor of astronomy and physics at Ohio State University.

9. Terence Tao (IQ Level- 225-230)

He is an arithmetic genius who reached his bachelor as well as master’s degree at the age of 16 and gained a doctorate degree at the age of 20. He stays the youngest winner to receive all three awards of Olympiads.

10. William James Sidis (IQ Level – 250-300)

This man simply plays in an altogether different league. Born in 1898 in New York City,  and raised in a family of intellectuals, he was gifted from the very beginning. At the age of 5, he could use a typewriter and had learnt to speak Latin, Greek, Russian, French, German and Hebrew. He was denied admission to Harvard at the age of 6 because he was called too emotionally immature. Later, at age 11, they were forced to admit him, after which he gave his well-received first lecture on 4-dimensional physics! He was threatened by some fellow students at Harvard, so his parents assigned him to a teaching job in Texas. Due to this he could not pursue academics and instead decided to focus on his political career. He died of a stroke at the age of 46 as a reclusive, penniless clerk. There is no telling what William might have accomplished in the fields of mathematics and science if his talents had not been squandered.

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