Monday, December 6, 2010

Masterpiece

I liked Sanjay Leela Bhansali's music in Guzaarish. The delicately inter woven ballads and the free flowing lyrics that he produced is magical. Though none of the song figures in my "Top Five Favorite Songs" but they have touched a cord somewhere in me. As far as Bhansali's movie is concerned I am not really a big fan of his theatrical movie display, extravagant sets and black and blue screenplays. But I do admire him for being an artist who is blessed with an innate sense of beauty. My personal favorite movie of his would be BLACK. I can see that movie nth times for it's dialogues (particularly  the scene where Rani is giving interview for college and also the last scene of the movie where she explains the meaning of Black). The intensities in his songs are so profound, maybe that's because of the sort of person he is. He is extremely gifted from direction, to music, to production, to lyrics, he has left his mark on every movie he made, one small example would be the lyrics of this song called Tera Zikr from the movie Guzaarish.
It goes like this.

"Ke tera zikr hai
 Ya itr hai
 Jab jab karta hoon
 Mehekta hoon, Behekta hoon, Chehekta hoon"

It's an old form of Hindi poetry writing, if you look at the lyrics the first line relates with the third line. And the second line relates with the fourth line. The song is a poetry in itself. God knows how many of the masses has taken a notice of this. I have been basking in this song since yesterday. Art at its best.



5 comments:

  1. I admire your observation..but u know ,to understand this one ,u doesnot need a head.. u need a heart.Thanks for rejuvenating my passion for intelligent , tricky and beautiful shayari(or poetry).

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  2. Thanx Chumpi..I remember your diary where you use to pen down your thoughts..you are the first person who introduced me to books and diary writings and what know, by coping you i developed the taste for literature. Start blogging mumpi..i know u can move mountains when you put your heart to it.

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  4. oh my god......wat a description...u know wat i hav'nt heard the songs fully, even once.and the lines u described.....really mumpi di one needs a heart.

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  5. @Shweta Thanx a lot...we would have discussed it, had we been in Bhopal, during our chandni raatein discussions.

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