You know, just in case you wanted to combine elementary school and Bollywood into one! If the ABC lesson wasn’t ridiculous enough… Saif Ali Khan’s random comments interjected in between song lyrics take the cake. “ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ… I Love You” – “Hum Saath Saath Hain” That melody after the chorus gets me every time and somehow dissolves my fury at the title for a few minutes. If your song is going to have a ridiculous title and lyrics, it might as well be stupidly catching. Low and behold, aunties were dancing to it at every party. TBT to the obsession Bollywood had with item songs post ‘Sheila Ki Jawani’ and ‘Munni Badnaam.’ When this song first released, I thought no way would this song become a thing. In real life when uncles and aunties take their pictures they start singing this song as well and it drives me insane! - Tayeba Hussain 5.
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This song is so annoying now, especially on every single TV show when someone is taking a selfie they automatically choose this song to play in the background. Do I go from 0 to 100 when I hear this song? Absolutely. “Saturday” – “Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania”īy this time, Bollywood was obsessed with mindless bangers about partying, to the point where this song just named one after the most lit night of the week and describes a girl who loves to party.
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This song is from the Kareena Kapoor and Imran Khan movie ‘Gori Tere Pyaar Mein.’ It was so stupid lol! No Punjabi I know, and I know tons, refers to their butt as ‘tooh’…nobody. Despite the sheer ludicrousness of the song, you can’t help but “kukdu ku” along. This song is literally about eating chicken in different forms and the noises a chicken makes. In honor of “Chennai Express”-and its “Lungi Dance”-turning 5 years old this week, we present nine other ridiculous Bollywood songs that somehow became mainstream hits. Unfortunately, the song’s silly lyrics and corresponding dance became a trend that even international stars were eager to learn. You all know what we’re talking about – the “Lungi Dance,” of course! The entire “Chennai Express” song is a tribute to South Indian film LEGEND Rajnikanth, which is a nice concept, in theory. “Chennai Express” represents the masala that Hindi film audiences still crave, and more importantly, the ridiculous upbeat songs that come from those masala movies. Five years ago, the biggest trends were selfies (which clearly hasn’t faded), and the “Harlem Shake” – and the biggest hits out of Bollywood were high-caliber fare like “The Lunchbox,” and silly, nonsense movies like “Chennai Express.” It never ceases to amaze me the range of Bollywood films that are released ever year.
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