On the 89th Birth Anniversary Of Music Maestro Kishore Kumar We Bring You His Evergreen Classics

Singer Kishore Kumar is often kwn as building block of Hindi music industry. music maestro was kwn for his versatility and one can find songs for every mood. His melodious voice can tug at your heart even today. On legend's 89th birth anniversary, here’s are some of his most memorable songs.

1) Mere Sap Ki Rani

song featuring Rajesh Khanna and Sharmila Tagore from film 'Arhana' is one of Kishore Kumar's most loved songs. track is composed by SD Burman and courtesy its beautiful picturization coupled with catchy lyrics written by Anand Bakshi, song has forever been etched on hearts of Kishore Kumar fans forever.

 

song Pal Pal Dil Ke Pass is surely one closest to Kishore Kumar's fans' hearts. song is from film 'Blackmail' and is composed by Kalayanji-Anandji. soulful song is picturized on Dharmendra and Rakhee and is an evergreen classic.

 

3) Ek Lki Bhigi Bhagi Si

With an exemplary tune, picturized on Kishore Kumar and Mhubala, this melody from 1958's Chalti Ka Naam Gai is still one of most catchy tracks. Composed by Majrooh Sultanpuri and me by SD Burman, Kishore Kumar's extraordinary acting skill in song is hard to miss.

4) Dilbar Mere Kab Tak Mujhe

A beautiful composition by RD Burman and penned by  Gulshan Bawra this tune has stood trial of time. Picturised on stars like  Amitabh Bachchan and Hema Malini, from 'Satte Pe Satta', this is certainly of legend's most loved songs.

5) Humein Tumse Pyaar Kitna

This tune from  1981 film Kudrat is a song par excellence. With verses by Majrooh Sultanpuri and music by RD Burman, this tune shows up twice in film. female part was voiced by Parveen Sultana and male variant was voiced by Kishore Kumar.

6) Mere Samne Wali Khidki Mein

This song is a must-have in your playlist. This melodious song was featured on Sunil Dutt and Kishore Kumar and Saira Ba in 'Posan'
film was ored for its comedy and featured Kishore Kumar, Sunil Dutt, and Mehmood. This melody from film was composed by R D Burman and penned by Rajendra Krishan