Bollywood Songs having Dialogues In between
There have been many songs in Bollywood which are not mere songs but they are also decorated either with a dialogue or a monologue.Remember the song from Silsila "Ye kahan aa gaye hum" in which Amitabh Bachchan in his own voice renders Main aur meri tanhaai��This trend is not new,since 50s there have been many songs where voice of Film Actors were used to enhance the beauty of the song.Here are some of my favorite such songs.
Dil ki umangein hai jawan � A fun song picturised on Nalini Jaywant, Dev Anand and Pran.in the 1955 film Munimji. It becomes hilarious when Pran is urged to sing � Gaaiye na kya mushkil hai said by Nalini Jaywant
Song from Munimji 1955
Zara nazron se kehdo ji- This song from Bees Saal Baad has Biswajeet following his ladylove Waheeda Rehman.He becomes poetic in between the song.
Song from Bees Saal Baad 1962
Bol Radha Bol Sangam Hoga Ki Nahi-This super hit song of Sangam has the voice of Vyaijayantimala in between the song sung by Mukesh
Song from Sangam 1964
Duniya bananewaale kya tere -This song from Teesri Kasam has Raj Kapoor narrating the love story of Mahua � a beautiful girl. Raj Kapoor mesmerises you with his narration
Song from Teesri Kasam 1965
Naino waali ne haaye mera dil- This song from Mera Saaya has the voice of Sunil Dutt in between the song.
Song from Mera Saaya 1966
Aaj ki raat ye kaisi raat-This is a sensuous song from Aman (1967) rendered so effectively by Mohammed Rafi, while Saira Banu is whispering the sweet nothings in Rajendra Kumar�s ears.
Aaiye Aapka Tha Humen Intezar-Remember this hit song of 1969 Mahal sung by Asha Bhonsle and Shayari in between by Dev anand
Song from Mahal 1969
Nafrat karnewaalon ke seene mein- Another song from a Dev Anand film Johny Mera Naam. Its a monologue/ shayari by Kishore Kumar himself.
Song from Johny Mera Naam 1970
Are rafta rafta dekho aankh meri ladi hai-This song by Kishore kumar brilliantly composed by Kalyanji Anandji and picturesed on Dhermendra and Rekha is one of the high lights of the song.
Song from Kahani Kismat ki 1973
Tere bina zindagi se koi-This song is a background song but your heart just melts when you hear this famous dialogue between Suchitra Sen and Sanjeev Kumar. Along with the music, these lines form the soul of the song, taking the song to some another level.
Song from Aandhi 1975
Ye kahan aa gaye hum-This beautifully picturized song has Amitabh Bachchan's monologue in this song in his rich baritone is as famous or even more as the song itself. Main aur meri tanhaai��
Song from Silsila 1981
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