Tanu Weds Manu Returns..Music by Krsna.. Lyrics by Raj Shekhar..

BANNO.. Sung by Brijesh Shandilya, Swati Sharma.. Music by Tanishk & Vayu.. Lyrics by Vayu..

Garm hawa di udi gubaari
Family de haath ni aari
Jugni dugni chamak chingari
Monsoon se halki bhaari
Warning public mein jaari
Aap sambhaalo jimmedari..
Baat-vaat kardi ai
Haath-vaath maardi ai
Bethe kabhi na back-seat

Banno tera swagger laage sexy

Gunn chhatiso gold hai tere na silver na copper
Haath lagaade jis subject pe usme nikle topper

Udd jaaye apni hawaa thaam ke
Pankh nikal aaye proper
Bannde pe ehsaan hai tera
Maan liye jo offer
Sune nahi zidd kare karaari
Us par ye hoshiyari
Jugni dugni dhaar kataari..
Aa ri jaa ri samajh ni aa ri
Bhaagegi galli mein saari
Karo ji bharpoor taiyaari
Kood-faand kardi ai
Chhalaang maardi ai
Dikhdi nahi relaxing


GHANI BAWRI.. Sung by Jyoti Nooran..

Jo na karna tha kargi
Main bhi kit jya ke margi

Aachi khasi jattni changi
Ghani bawri hogi

Main ghani bawri ho gai...

Roz sabere neem andhere
Ghar se bhaagi me bhagi ghar se thaare waaste
Bina baat ke ke
Beech raat ke ke
Neend se jaagi me jaagi neend se thare waaste
Duniya ke bole? tu jaan de!
Mhaare dil ki jaan le

Tu kaise chup chup reheve hai
Na kahana na hi kahewe hai
Chal koi na ib tu rehn de
Sabse se lungi inne kehn de

Yahaan wahaan se
Saare jahaan se
Laut ke aa gi main aa gai laut ke thaare pyaar mein
Pehle jag se
Ib to Rab se
Ban gai bhaagi main bhaagi ban gai thaare pyaar mein
Mere jaadke phir tu rove kahin aisa na hove


HO GAYA HAI.. Sung by Dev Negi..

Ho gaya hai pyar tumse
Tumhi se ek baar phir se
Bolo ab kya karein
Bolo kya karein

Pichle mausam se
Dhoop ke kuch qisse
Dil jaa ke le aaye
Aur humko sunaaye
Beeti unn raaton mein jaa jaake jaage
Pehli dafaa jaise tum pe phir se jaam re

Naseehatein na maani
Apne bune kahaani
Mashvare na maane
Kya kya kare bahaane
Dil rui ka resha
Tu hawaa jaisa
Teri taraf hi udey
Pehli dafaa jaise tum pe phir se jaam re


O SATHI MERE.. Sung by Sonu Nigam..

O Sathi Mere..
Haathon mein tere
Haathon ki ab girhaa di aise
Ki toote ye kabhi naa

Chal na kahin sapno ke gaaon re
Chhoote na phir bhi dharti se paaon re
Aag aur paani se phir likh de woh waade saare
Saath hi me roye hanse sang dhoop chaaon re

Hum jo bikhre kabhi
Tumse jo hum udhde kahin
Bun le na phir se har dhaaga
Hum toh adhoore yahaan
Tum bhi magar poore kahaan
Karle adhoorepan ko hum aadha
Jo abhi humaara ho meetha ho ya khaara ho
Aao na kar le hum sab saajha

Gehri andheri ya ujle savere hon
Ye saare toh hain tum se hi
Aankh mein teri-meri utre ik saath hi
Din ho patjhar ke raatein ya phoolon ke
Kitna bhi hum roothe par baat karein sathi
Mausam mausam yunhi saath chalenge hum
Lambi inn raahon mein ya phoonk ke paahon se
rakhenge paaon pe tere marham

Aao miley hum iss tarah
Aaye na kabhi virah
Hum se main na ho riha
Humdum tum hi ho, hardum tum hi ho
Ab hai yehi duaa...

Saathi re umr ke salvat bhi saath tahenge hum
God mein leke sar se chandi chunenge hum
Marna mar saathi barsaat jeeyenge hum


MAARI GALI.. Sung by NS Chauhan, Dilbagh Singh.. Music by SurjRDB.. Lyrics by NS Chauhan, SurjRDB..

Ho dardi hain ka ton billo paale haaye ni yaari ni
Ho kudiyan de vichon jedi lagdi piyari ni
Ji kadi saadi gali bhull ke vi aaya karo ji

O tere naino ke waar huve seene se paar
Kyun nakhre dikhaye loota dil ka qaraar
Mere sar chadh ke bole tere pyar ka bukhar
Bas lag ja tu seene se haaye aake ek baar..

Tu chokri ohni saathe naach rahi chhe
Pachadi maa baal hila vi rahi chhe
Tu chokri ohni saathe naach rahi chhe
Pachadi maa baal hila vi rahi chhe

Aashiqa de paase aaviya karo
Bhool ke vi maari gali aaviya karo

Ho chori chori saade naal ankhiyan mila le ni
Ho dil saade naal haaye ni dil nu wataa le ni
(dil nu wataa le ni)

Ho hass ke vi saanu bulaya karo
Main keha sadi gali bhull ke vi aaya karo ji

Goro goro rang thaaro maare chhe chamkavi ne
Choro nayi koi ne pata vi likvariyo ne
Oye ban-than ki bijli na baliya karo


MOVE ON.. Sung by Sunidhi Chauhan..

O re piya re...
O re piya re
Ghis gaye saare
Dard bhare naghme
Ab rap-wap sa
Rock-wock sa
Bajta rag-rag mein
Miyan move on, move on, move on....

Phir se kyun koi begaana dhoondhe
Phir se kyun ek afsaana dhoondhe
Dil darbadar khush rehta hai
Phir koi kyun thikaana dhoondhe

Nayaa jahaan hum jab bhi basayenge
Koi Khuda bhi hum dhoondh ke laayenge
Jo mila nahi koi uss qaabil
Hum khud hi Khuda phir ban jaayenge


MAT JA RE.. Sung by Ankit Tiwari..

Door talak hai soona falak
Ab dhoonde tujhko kahaan
Tu hai kidhar na aaye nazar
Aa sun le ye iltejaa
Mat ja re mat ja, mat ja re mat ja
Teri kami hai saansein thami hai
Tanha hai dil mera

Ye kaun sa rishta hai
Meri aankhon se rissta hai
Ye kaun sa rishta hai
Teri aankhon se rissta hai
Do dil ke paaton mein ye bat'ta hai pista hai
Zidd pe bas dil ko apne tu aise na jhutla

Dil ishq se bindha hai
Ek ziddi parinda hai
Umeedon se hai ghayal, umeed pe zinda hai
Aas bhari ardaas ko tu aise na thukra


OLD SCHOOL GIRL.. Sung by Anmol Malik..

I might be sentimental
But don’t get so judgmental
So what if I’m an old school girl
I am an old school girl

Darling though we’re from different timezones
I still can call you
Anytime on your telephone
Oh but I really love
For your hand written letters,
You make smile and say oh baby
Those days are gone

I like the smell of your palm and your ink
Well letters from you just makes me love your everything
All the sweet nothing don’t write between your lines
My heart can hear that every single time

I’ll fight with the world
if it comes to that be your big gal
To prove them right
But every time you say goodbye
I swear to god
I cry I cry I cry I cry

Srinagar

Have your ever dated someone with awesome looks and mind blowing wit, but with a terrible temper? On one hand, you want to marry the person and spend rest of the life drowning in happiness and on another hand you just feel like, "Arrghh God!! Make this end now." If you did meet someone like that and survived, it would be cake walk visiting Srinagar.

Very little folk might be disinterested in Himalayas. We are never definitely not one and wanted more of it after the trip to Gangtok-Darjeeling in just six months. Favorably, the April-May supposed to be best season to visit Srinagar and holiday was booked for 4 days. Expected temperature was 21C and the first jolt was listening to flight crew announcing the outside temperature to be 10C. So, we set foot in the cold Srinagar without any woollen. The ride to our houseboat revealed the town like infrastructure of the city. The driver mentioned how the last year flood effected the region, which is to be heard in every single conversation with a local from there on. I got a feeling that it has become kind of a linchpin for the Kashmir crowd.

Srinagar is like a bowl formed by the mighty snow mountains around. In summer, the land is completely green with the background of white Himalayas. The city is around Dal lake. The trees completely different from the green you find in other parts of India. They include Chinar (Persian brought by Mughals), Willow, Pine, Fir and Devdar.

Our houseboat is in Nigeen lake, outskirts of the city and everything in Srinagar was serene. The treatment received by the houseboat keeper was very warm and as soon as we freshened up, we set out visit my sole reason to be in Srinagar, the Tulip Garden. It was not disappointing to watch only 10% of flowers as it was already mentioned outside the entrance that it was the last day. Followed was shopping for Kashmir sarees. 

The next day we went on touring Sonamarg, couple of hours from Srinagar, the first encounter with snow for me. The journey is through plains and peaceful. Here is where you will come across dozen of guides surrounding you. You could be out of sorts for a while, but you will eventually get a hold of the situation. There are many things suggested by them and priced dearly. Please take time in digesting the information before taking the decision. From my experience, first thing you will definitely need and cannot disagree with them is the attire, jackets and boots. I would suggest to also carry gloves. This will make you completely enjoy the snow. The next decision to make is on the tour, we hired the vehicle for 3 points, suiting our time constraint. One was the glacier, another view point and River Sindhu bank. I cannot recommend on sledging, best would be strolling in the snow and enjoying yourselves. Food stalls are everywhere, you need not worry about it, maggi takes care of it. You cannot allocate more than Sonamarg for a day.

Next day the tour is towards Gulmarg and here you find the highest cable car ride. On the way, we stopped for tea, where we tasted the famous Kashmiri Kahwa, tea prepared with spices and dry fruits. Crossing a point, vehicle climbs the mountain for 11 kms. Gulmarg has many hotels and best would be to spend a night there during the tour. 

The vehicles are not allowed beyond certain point and ponies are available for taking you the cable ride counter. It will be a walk of 2 kms with regular plain terrain, and so need not worry if you do not feel like riding a pony. However, pony would be fun and it is completely safe. 

During season, getting ticket would be painful, hence employing local guide would be best option. You can also book the tickets online. The ride is not scary at all, we enjoyed the wonderful view of mountains from decent height and it dropped us off in the best spot. Many options are available, sledging, motor, skiing. As I said, we found strolling was best. On the way back we stopped a view point restaurant and had a wonderful sight of mountains around. Sindhu was heard through out this experience, melting from the May Sun. There is a certain glow of snow on the mountain peaks with the glazing sun which takes your mind to poetry. On the way we came across apple orchards. Nevertheless it was not the season. Here you could get the best dry fruits souvenirs.

It was already 6 as we reached houseboat, when shikara ride was waiting for us. We sailed through the agriculture fields, residence areas reaching Dal lake. It was a delightful experience. Dal lake, you would find houseboats used as shops and here is the floating commerce. As it was already dark, post-dinner we took an auto back to houseboat.

The following day was our journey, very little time to accommodate the numerous gardens. We decided on exploring Shalimar and Chashm-e-shahi. Shalimar was the bigger one, with variety of flowers and springs soothing your soul. Chashm-e-shahi has a holy spring, believed to be healing ailments. Being Sunday, locals were also found in the gardens, partying on the gr

ass. Drive back to airport, ended the sudden vacation.

You could be wondering the temper part of it, but the painful part of it is the people you encounter in the tourist spots. Taking you for a ride, you would be left with little time to enjoy and majorly concerned over finding what you want to do. Best would be follow a package designed and read thoroughly about the places you want to explore. There are 3 major locations from Srinagar, Sonamarg, Gulmarg and Pehelgam. But three are in 3 different directions. Expand your holiday to accommodate all three. Priority can be given to Gulmarg. As I already said, there are numerous gardens in the city. Tulip garden is open only during the month of April, hosting amazing tulips. Next best is the Nishat garden. Mughal fort was in renovation during our holiday. It lures you from the distance, standing grandly on a hill. Another is the Shankaracharya temple on a different hill. You need to climb around 250 steps for this. Be patient in dealing with local guides and vendors, keep in mind your preferences.

My recommended itinery would be to plan for a week. Rest in the hotel or houseboat the day you reach. The second day explore couple of gardens and set out on shikara post 2 PM. The following day plan a day trip to Sonamarg, returning to Srinagar. Spend the next day and night in Gulmarg. On returning to Srinagar, you can accommodate Shankaracharya temple and Mughal fort. Take the next day morning off and set out to Pehelgam to spend the remaining time there.

Careful with planning the return flight as you would come across 4 layers of checking for your luggage and yourselves. This might drain you of energy, but preparing your mind might help.