Lag
Ja
Gale
This
one
is
a
classic.
It
is
soothing
and
absolutely
beautiful.
Lag
Ja
gale
is
a
romantic
song
that
Lata
crooned
her
heart
out
for.
The
song
is
from
the
1964
movie
Woh
Kaun
Thi,
which
starred
Manoj
Kumar,
Sadhana
and
Helen.
Its
melody
was
composed
by
Madan
Mohan.
Raja
Mehdi
Ali
Khan
added
touching
meaning
with
the
lyrics,
which
mean,
‘Come,
hug
me
one
more
time,
this
lovely
night
may
not
come
again'.
Pyar
Kiya
To
Darna
Kya
As
far
as
famous
songs
go,
this
particular
song
has
a
spot
in
the
Hindi
cinema
hall
of
fame.
Pyar
Kiya
To
Darna
Kya
is
from
Mughal-e-Asam
(1960).
The
song
has
been
picturised
on
star
actress
Madhubala,
who
matches
Lata's
graceful
voice
with
her
dance.
Pyar
Kiya
To
Darna
Kya
was
written
by
Shakeel
Badayuni
and
composed
by
Naushad.
Chalte
Chalte
If
we
are
talking
about
music,
we
cannot
miss
to
mention
the
1972
film
Pakeezah
as
it
boasted
of
a
glorious
album.
Among
them,
Chalte
Chalte
is
truly
timeless.
Lata's
voice
is
spellbinding
in
this
one.
The
score
was
jointly
put
together
by
Ghulam
Mohammed
and
Naushad
Ali.
It
happened
to
be
the
last
album
that
Ghulam
worked
on
as
he
died
during
the
making
of
the
film.
Aayega
Aanewala
At
a
very
young
age,
Lata
began
to
deliver
hit
songs.
Aayega
Aanewala
was
among
her
first
hits.
Just
20,
Lata
captured
the
imagination
of
audiences
and
listeners
with
this
beautiful
song
from
the
1949
film
Mahal.
It
could
be
said
that
Mahal
established
Lata
as
a
playback
singer.
Aayega
Aanewala
was
composed
by
Khemchand
Prakash.
Hindi
cinema
wouldn't
have
been
the
same
without
the
nightingale.