In India, films are more than simply a source of pleasure. They are also a more or less realistic representation of the country's culture and customs. The emotions and joys of Indian holidays are frequently portrayed in Indian films, particularly in Bollywood, and Ganesh Chaturthi is no exception.
As the Ganeshotsav is going on in full fervour, here are 5 songs that you must play and enjoy the festivities of Lord Ganesha. Have a look:
바카라˜Deva Shri Ganesha바카라™
Ajay Gigavle sings this high-octane song from the 2012 release 바카라˜Agneepath바카라™, which was composed by the music director pair Ajay-Atul. Amitabh Bhattacharya wrote the song, which features Hrithik Roshan. At Ganesh pandals, the foot-tapping number is a fixed number.
바카라˜Mourya Re바카라™
This song from Shah Rukh Khan's 2006 film 바카라˜Don바카라™ reflects the spirit of the character as well as the Ganpati Visarjan's emotions. Shankar Mahadevan sang the song.
바카라˜Sadda Dil Vi Tu바카라™
This song from Remo D'Souza's dance drama film 바카라˜ABCD: Anybody Can Dance바카라™ includes an excellent blend of Indian classical music and western dance. The song was written by music director pair Sachin 바카라“ Jigar.
바카라˜Sindoor Lal Chadayo바카라™
바카라˜Sindoor Lal Chadayo바카라™ from Sanjay Dutt's 바카라˜Vaastav바카라™ is one of the first songs that spring to mind when we think about Bollywood's Ganesh Chaturthi celebration. The song, known as Lord Ganesha's aarti song, brilliantly encapsulates the spirit and emotions of the celebration and is a staple in virtually all Ganpati pandals across the country. The song, sung by Ravindra Sathe, includes Dutt as well as other 바카라˜Vaastav바카라™ artists.
바카라˜Deva Ho Deva바카라™
Another renowned Bollywood song is 바카라˜Deva Ho Deva바카라™ from the 1981 film 바카라˜Humse Badhkar Kaun바카라™. This has been a feature of the Ganpati celebrations all throughout the country. Asha Bhosle, Mohammed Rafi, Bhupinder Singh, Shailendra Singh, and Sapna Chakraborty are among the many vocalists who have contributed to the song's success.
