#Awarapan

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okay....a desi playlist for kinnporsche in honour of my personal kp anniversary

(these are sad btw...and these are yt links so please run them in a separate tab and enjoy JUST the song...the vid might ruin things lol)

Tere Bina by Fuzon -- Kinn and Porsche

Phir Le Aaya from Barfi -- Vegas and Pete

Agar Tum Saath Ho from Tamasha -- Vegas and Pete

Aaoge Jab Tum Saajna from Jab We Met -- Kim and Chay

Nahi Saamne from Taal -- Kim and Chay

O Sanam by Lucky Ali -- Kim and Chay

Abhi Mujh Mein Kahin from Agneepath -- Kinn and Vegas

Zinda by Strings -- Kinn

Yaar Maangiyasi from Kaante -- Kinn (right after Tawan)

Awarapan Banjarapan from Jism -- Vegas

Bekhayali from Kabir Singh -- Kinn, Vegas AND Kim (it's just a very theerapanyakul song what can i say)

[damnedgirl]

Wuthering heights - Emily Bronte/ Awarapan - Saeed Qadri/Ranjish hi Sahi- Ahmad Faraz

[chameli]

Bollywood films I've seen that turn 15 this year: Aaja Nachle, Awarapan, Chak De India, Darling, Dhamaal, Guru, Heyy Babyy, Honeymoon Travels, Jab We Met, Jhoom Barabar Jhoom, Just Married, Laaga Chunari Mein Daag, Namastey London, Nanhe Jaisalmer, Naqaab, Om Shanti Om, Saawariya, Salaam-E-Ishq, Ta Ra Rum Pum, Taare Zameen Par

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Laute Nahi by Papon is one of my all time favourite hindi songs. Along with 2 Awarapan tracks. Plenty kishore tracks.

Listen when you have time okay. You might understand me a bit better. I probably want you to understand me a bit better. Hahaha.

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Mahiya Piano Notes | Awarapan

Mahiya Piano Notes

Notes :-  O yeaaa iii yee, O yeaaa iii yee G4# G4 D4# C4, G4# G4 D4# C4 O yeaaa iii yee, O oo G4# G4 D4# C4, F4 D4 O yeaaa iii yee, O yeaaa iii yee G4# G4 D4# C4, G4# G4 D4# C4 O yeaaa iii yee, O oo oo G4# G4 D4# C4, F4 D4 C4 Somewhere out there I know there is a someone D4# F4 G4 G4 G4 G4 G4# G4 F4 G4 G4 Who is waiting just for me mahiya G4 G4 G4# G4 F4 G4 D4# C4 C4 D4 C4 A3# He is gonna set me free mahiya G4 G4 G4# G4 F4 G4 D4# C4 C4 Jiski aankhon mein meri hi nami ho D4# F4 G4 G4 G4 G4 G4# G4 F4 G4 G4 Koyi toh hai woh yaar mahiya G4 G4 G4# G4 F4 G4 D4# C4 C4 D4 C4 A3# Karoon main intzaar mahiya G4 G4 G4# G4 F4 G4 D4# C4 C4 Jiske jeene mein meri hi kami ho D4# F4 G4 G4 G4 G4 G4# G4 F4 G4 G4 Rahe jo bekaraar mahiya G4 G4 G4# G4 F4 G4 D4# C4 C4 D4 C4 A3# Woh mujhpe nisaar mahiya G4 G4 G4# G4 F4 G4 D4# C4 C4 Jiski har baat mujhse judi ho D4# F4 G4 G4 G4 G4 G4# G4 F4 G4 G4 Chaahe jo beshumaar maaiya G4 G4 G4# G4 F4 G4 D4# C4 C4 D4 C4 A3# Wafa se wafadaar mahiya G4 G4 G4# G4 F4 G4 D4# C4 C4 Music G4 F4 G4 D4# F4 G4, G4 G4 F4 G4 F4 D4# C4 G4 F4 G4 D4# F4 G4, G4 G4 F4 G4 F4 D4# C4 How long must I keep dreaming of fantasy G4 G4 F4 G4 G4 G4 F4 G4 G4 F4 G4 F4 Why can't he be a part of my reality F4 F4 D4# F4 F4 F4 D4# F4 D4# D4 C4 C4 Usko le zindagi ke khwaab main bunoo G4 G4 F4 G4 G4 G4 F4 G4 G4 F4 G4 F4 Chamkile rang saare unmein bunoo F4 F4 D4# F4 F4 F4 D4# F4 D4# D4 C4 C4 Jisko aksar khayaalon mein socha D4# F4 G4 G4 G4 G4 G4# G4 F4 G4 G4 Kahin toh hai woh yaar mahiya G4 G4 G4# G4 F4 G4 D4# C4 C4 D4 C4 A3# Woh mera dildar maahiya G4 G4 G4# G4 F4 G4 D4# C4 C4

About Song :-

"Mahiya" is a popular Hindi song from the Bollywood movie "Awarapan," which was released in 2007. The film was directed by Mohit Suri and featured Emraan Hashmi, Shriya Saran, and Mrinalini Sharma in lead roles. The music for the film was composed by Pritam, and the lyrics for this particular song were written by Sayeed Quadri. Here are some details about the song "Mahiya": Song Title: Mahiya Singer: Suzanne D'Mello Music: Pritam Lyrics: Sayeed Quadri Film: Awarapan (2007) Actors: Emraan Hashmi, Shriya Saran, Mrinalini Sharma, and others Plot: "Mahiya" is a romantic song featured in the film and plays a significant role in the love story between the characters portrayed by Emraan Hashmi and Shriya Saran. The song beautifully captures the essence of love, longing, and passion. The song is known for its melodious composition by Pritam and the soulful rendition by Suzanne D'Mello. It has a romantic and emotional quality that has resonated with audiences and became a popular track from the film. "Awarapan" is a crime drama that explores themes of redemption and love against the backdrop of the criminal underworld. The film received mixed reviews but was noted for its music, which contributed to its popularity. "Mahiya" remains a beloved track in the world of Bollywood music and is often appreciated for its emotive lyrics, beautiful melody, and Suzanne D'Mello's expressive vocals. It is considered one of the standout songs from the film's soundtrack. Read the full article

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Tera Mera Rishta Purana Guitar Tabs | Awarapan | VERY EASY

Tera Mera Rishta Purana Guitar Tabs Is Now Available On NotationsWorld. Hope This Tabs Is Useful For You. For More Guitar Tabs Keep Follow NotationsWorld. Teraa yakeen kyoo D| --2--4--5--7----5--4-- mainee kiyaa nahin D| --0--4--5--7---5--4-- Nahi tujhsee raah kyun judaa D| --2--4--5--7---5---4--5---4--2--- Mujhpee yeh zindagii D| --2--4--5--7----5--4-- Kartii rahii sitam D| --0--4--5--7---5--4-- tunee hii di haii panaah D| --0--4--5------------------------------ G| ----------------7---5--4---5--4--2--- Teraa.... G| --4-2-4-2-4---2-4-2--0-- Meraa.... D| ----------------------------4-- G| --2-0-2-0--2---0-2-0------- Rishtaa..... puraanaa... D| --5-4-5-4--5---4-5-4--0--0--2---- Teraa.... G| --4-2-4-2-4---2-4-2--0-- Meraa.... D| ----------------------------4-- G| --2-0-2-0--2---0-2-0------- Rishtaa... puraanaa.... D| --5-4-5-4--5---4-5-4--0--0--2---- Teraa.... G| --4--4---7---5---4--- Meraa.... G| --2--2---5---4---2-- Rishtaa... puraanaa.... G| --0--0---4---2---0--0--2--- Hai kyaa tadap haii haii yeh kaisii sazaa Tuu kyun mujhee aaj yaad aaa gayaa Bechainn dinn meree bechain raat hain Kyaa main karuu kuch bataa Yeh meree paanv hii khud merii bediyan Us see tuu mujhee choodaa Teraa meraa rishtaa puranaa... Teraa meraa rishtaa puranaa... Teraa meraa rishtaa puranaa... Teraa meraa rishtaa puranaa... Kyaa mujh mein hain Shakss woh kehh rahaa Aaa aab main duu karz teraa chukaa Aankhen hain nam merii Saasein chubhaan merii Zakham huwaa phir haaraa Dil kee viraanee main Meree phasanee main Tu hii toh harr dum rahaa Teraa meraa rishtaa puranaa... Teraa meraa rishtaa puranaa... Teraa meraa rishtaa puranaa... Teraa meraa rishtaa puranaa... Oh teraa meraa rishtaa puranaa... Oh teraa meraa rishtaa puranaa... Read the full article

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It's crazy to think about how Emraan Hashmi's career has gone from 'serial kisser' (Murder, Zeher, Tumsa Nahin Dekha, Aashiq Banaya Apne, Aksar) to spanning a career that includes not just 'serial kisser,' but also: 'one who always dies' (*spoiler warning*: Murder, Chocolate*, Kalyug, Aksar, Gangster, Awarapan, Jannat, Jannat 2, Hamari Adhuri Kahani, Chehre); large cast star (Once Upon a Time in Mumbaai, Mumbai Saga, Baadshaho, Shanghai; The Dirty Picture); and even occasionally solid single-lead movies (Why Cheat India; Ungli; Raja Natwarlal; Mr. X). That's not to say all the movies were amazing or anything, but he's become pretty dependable as an actor (and while the song quality hasn't lived up to the success of his first couple of movies - which was going to be hard to do, living up to this appearance of Himesh as a singer, and then even getting Atif Aslam involved there for a bit - Zeher, especially; Kalyug, too - it is still pretty good overall). In fact, in this aside about songs in his movies, while you can't go wrong with Aashiq Banaya Apne and Aksar, as full soundtracks, I also love Tum Mile and Once Upon a Time in Mumbaai, and essentially every movie has one to two absolutely solid songs.

At the same time, it really sucks to see Akshay Kumar struggling through a string of flops right now, because - well, this is nothing like his string of bad movies in 1994 (11 movies released in total - though Mohra and Main Khiladi Tu Anari were actually good, and Suhaag was entertaining) or 1997 (7 movies in total) or that weird span he had of really bad 'comedies' that people inexplicably loved (Garam Masala, Deewane Huye Paagal, Phir Hera Pheri, Heyy Babyy, Khatta Meetha, Action Replayy, Tees Maar Khan, Thank You - though I will admit to, on multiple rewatches, having developed a soft spot for the absolute spoofiness of Tees Maar Khan). That's not to say his movies this past year were all excellent (looking at you, Raksha Bandhan, which was one of the worst movies I've ever seen), but this string seems to be more because people are stupid (they are) than a bad choice in movies. Sure, Ram Setu left something to be desired and Cuttputlli suffered from one too many idiot characters, but Akshay's been solid throughout. This isn't a rehash of the early 90s, that's for sure - people are just being dumb (as evidenced by the box office, aside from Pathaan, has been a disaster).

Selfiee is, by no means, one of Akshay's greatest roles ever - and probably not Emraan's either. But it's nowhere near 'bad' or anything either. Probably what hurts it most is that it depends entirely on being an emotional drama (with that random attempt at comedy that is the other actor, which arguably wasn't really needed for the story - but I guess it works a bit better than having him be a completely serious competitor) - and in a day of crazy action movies, emotional drama appears to be a bit harder for people to sit through.

At it's core, though, it reminds me a lot of Taxi No. 9211 (which I absolutely love!) - it's not as good, in my biased opinion, possibly because by making one of the characters a 'big name actor' (in the movie, I mean, not because they cast Akshay Kumar), the movie automatically goes to a much larger scale than the individual battle between Jai and Raghav. That battle is contained between them, and their loved ones, and one poor rule follower/pencil pusher at a bank; whereas here, almost immediately, it becomes a full-scale nationwide thing involving not just 'a common man,' but instead the "Common Man." And that just seems to be a bit harder to pull off, especially about something like a driving test (like, what the hell is up with that 10 question test he gives him; are they able to freestyle questions like that?).

The other movie that comes to mind is An Action Hero - which is sort of funny, because Akshay had a guest appearance in that role where he was advising Ayushman's character on what to do in that setting. Of course, in that movie, it was the death of someone and not just a driving test issue - and also, of course, the movies are completely different and pursue completely different stories. But the idea of an actor 'gone rogue' (less rogue, here, since he's actually able to defend himself) and the country up in arms about the sudden lack of deitiness of their self-annointed god is very similar - to the point where, in both movies, we have a bunch of very, very annoying media people who just do not shut up.

As this movie progressed, I saw more and more similarities to Taxi No. 9211 - Emraan as Nana, Akshay as John. And while the scale is much more grand, the basic battle - egos; common man versus rich man - in the backdrop of a time limit brought forth by something out of their control is very similar. Not as fun, here, maybe - I don't want to keep harping on it, but I really do think a lot of it had to do with the overzealous public that was over-the-top invested in everything - but still pretty fun overall.

Main Khiladi Tu Anari is obviously a fun song (though, sadly, it's an end credit song - though, given the gist of the movie, I think that was pretty obvious from the moment the song released) - a rant about Bollywood's obsession with destroying old classics with remixes instead of just coming up with new stuff aside - but the song at the beginning was just meh. The background music that played was pretty cool. Akshay and Emraan are, obviously, absolutely fantastic. Absolutely love them. Diana Penty sadly has very little scope, and Nushrratt Bharuccha's role is only slightly bigger. Adah Sharma was a surprise, in the sense that I had no idea she was going to be in the movie.

I do like that they didn't drag everything out too far and give us too many false endings (a la Pathaan, or RRR) - the whole thing is about a driving test, and they do pretty good about sorta sticking to that. There's probably a lot that could be said about the over deification of stars by the public (very similar to the bullshit that goes on with some politicians here, and with religious zealots here and there) and how ridiculously people act in that setting (see: the paparazzi, aka media, the entire movie; the fans at the end, once Akshay leaves; the talking media heads on the TV, egging everything on), but sadly, we're probably a long, long time from that changing. Whether you should ever think of some such celebrity as a god is questionable (no; the answer is a very simple no); but the society is such that so many people do it (see, again, the success of Pathaan, for example, and the stupid zealots that keep pushing a boycott over things like the color of a sari or lyrics in a song or words in a dialogue or content in a book).

I really did enjoy this movie, and I would not be opposed to watching it again for entertainment.

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A Guide to Rajasthan's Most Beautiful Palaces and Forts

Ranthambore Fort, Ranthambore National ParkChittorgarh Fort, ChittorgarhTaragarh Fort, Bundi

Rajasthan's palaces and forts still stand and tell of a great past. Their beauty and architecture are genuinely magnificent, and the grandeur has been known to make eyes shine and the heart skips a beat. When you go down the tight passageways and run your fingers over the curlicues carvings on the walls, you can sense the level of artistry that went into their creation.

If you are looking for Rajasthan family holiday packages, you can contact Trinetra Tours for the best offers. Their 18-day itinerary is designed to provide families with a wholesome and mesmerizing experience. Let us stroll through the top places in Rajasthan to visit. 

Top Places to Visit in Rajasthan With Family

Ajmer Fort, Jaipur

Amer Fort is a fort-turned-palace that welcomes you with Rajasthani folk music and captivates you with its splendour. The precision of the carvings and the embedment of stones demonstrate that it is a well-constructed masterpiece. Amer Fort, located on an Aravali Range hilltop, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, along with other Rajasthan hill forts.

Mehrangarh Fort, Jodhpur

Mehrangarh Fort, which stands 125 meters above the Blue City of Jodhpur, was commissioned by Rao Jodha in 1460. This inflexible yet interesting form has appeared in several films, including Awarapan and The Dark Knight Rises. The fort contains various palaces that showcase flawless craftsmanship and the distinctive interiors of imperial Rajasthan of the past.

Jaisalmer Fort, Jaisalmer

Jaisalmer Fort, one of India's biggest forts, was erected in 1156 AD by King Rawal Jaisal. It is known as Sonar Quila (the Golden Fort) since it blends into the golden desert-scape of Jaisalmer. The fort is perched 76 meters above the city on a hill in the middle of Jodhpur.

Ranthambore Fort, Ranthambore National Park

Ranthambore Fort, one of the most popular forts in Rajasthan, is in the state's largest national park - Ranthambore National Park. Ranthambore Fort was established in the mid tenth century, nestled in the warmth of the woods. Yet, the actual date of its construction is still being debated.

Chittorgarh Fort, Chittorgarh

Chittorgarh Fort, built on a 180-meter-high hill, covers an area of 700 acres and has seven huge entrances known as Pol. It is also known as Water Fort since it has around 22 bodies of water.

Taragarh Fort, Bundi

Taragarh Fort, one of the greatest forts in Rajasthan, functioned as a focus for military activity in Ajmer under the Mughal reign. It was also notable for its tunnels that ran the length of the hill it stood on.

If you are looking for Rajasthan family holiday packages, contact Trinetra Tours today!

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365 Hits Tera Mera Rishta Song | Remix | Awarapan | Dj DD

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Dikhaawa kitna bhi karlo, Kyaa apni pehchaan chupaa paoge,Sach se beshak saamna naa ho kabhi, kyaa khud ki nazar me jhukhnaa chahoge,Awarapan ek din iss bazaar ki bhid me le hi aayega apko,Uss waqt jo mahaul hoga naa, Kyaa aesi jindagi aap jeena chahoge..!!

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Maturing is realising the appeal of Emraan Hashmi

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EMRAAN HASHMI CINEMATIC UNIVERSE:

4. Awarapan (2007) dir. Mohit Suri