Thank you for rewinding nostalgic memory of 'Pehla nasha' song. The filming of song, the location, the music, actions created a long lasting memory. I have preserved a DVD of ' Jo jeeta woh Sikandar'
Aahhhh! Young love ❤️ remembering the first time I felt truly in love, (I was 17) even though the relationship ended, we kept in touch occasionally, and I still feel that touch all these years later even though it is now 4 years since he passed. I don’t think anyone ever forgets their “first love”
Imagine...Majrouh Sultanpuri was 72 when he wrote the song. I didn't know! Then again, I guess you do appreciate the tenderness of first love only as you enjoy the privilege of getting old. What a trip down nostalgia, Minaz. Thank you for this soft, sugary great :)
This rings so true on so many levels- the tune, the voices, the choreography, the beautiful location and the multitude of emotions!! So beautifully put Iinto words...thank you for your gift, Minaz! And specially for sharing it!
Thank you for rewinding nostalgic memory of 'Pehla nasha' song. The filming of song, the location, the music, actions created a long lasting memory. I have preserved a DVD of ' Jo jeeta woh Sikandar'
Thank you for reading!
Aahhhh! Young love ❤️ remembering the first time I felt truly in love, (I was 17) even though the relationship ended, we kept in touch occasionally, and I still feel that touch all these years later even though it is now 4 years since he passed. I don’t think anyone ever forgets their “first love”
You have such beautiful stories to narrate Sally. Such an abundance of experiences.
When you are as old me as you too will probably start thinking about life differently, certainly more reflective. 🤗
Imagine...Majrouh Sultanpuri was 72 when he wrote the song. I didn't know! Then again, I guess you do appreciate the tenderness of first love only as you enjoy the privilege of getting old. What a trip down nostalgia, Minaz. Thank you for this soft, sugary great :)
True. Majrooh Sahab has given us such gems. Glad you enjoyed reading Sanobar :)
Why don’t we make movies like this anymore!
Well, Mansoor Khan left the city for the mountains.. But I am sure there's more good cinema to come.
That initial drum beat that leads into the song is so catchy. And then the visuals !! Masterpiece if ever there was one!
True that! Masterpiece is the word!
Apology for he mistake . Please read relieving as RE- LIVING
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I am relieving this moment right now as I read this post .
This song 'draws the audience into its magical realism and becoming one with the euphoria of first love.' is a powerful statement that is true.
You are very much a part of my memories of this song and movie. The fanbase for Majrooh Sahab, Mansoor and Aamir and Farah Khan
This rings so true on so many levels- the tune, the voices, the choreography, the beautiful location and the multitude of emotions!! So beautifully put Iinto words...thank you for your gift, Minaz! And specially for sharing it!
Thank you for reading and for your kind comments, dear Nazima.. I am so glad this piece resonated with you