Renowned for her voice range and often credited for her versatility, Bhosle's work includes film music, pop, ghazals, bhajans, traditional Indian Classical music, folk songs, qawwalis, Rabindra Sangeets and Nazrul Geetis. She has sung Hindi, Assamese, Urdu, Telugu, Marathi, Bengali, Gujarati, Punjabi, Tamil, English, Russian, Czech, Nepali, Malay and Malayalam.
In 2006, Asha Bhosle stated that she had sung over 12,000 songs, a figure repeated by several other sources. The World Records Academy, an international organization which certifies world records, recognized her as the "Most Recorded Artist" in the world, in September 2009. The Government of India honoured her with the Dadasaheb Phalke Award in 2000 and the Padma Vibhushan in 2008.
Karle Pyar
Asha Bhosle Lyrics
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Dil se dil le yahee mohabbat hai
Karle pyaar hi karle, aankhen pyaar hi karle
Karle pyaar hi karle, aankhen chaar hi karle
Oh, duniyaa mein ...
Meri nigaah ho mein, bas ek suurat hai
Badii khubsuurat hai dil jispe aane lagaa
Suno bhole bhale tum mujhse taali lagaa
Oh, mujhko bhi pyaar ki dekh zaruurat hai
Dil se dil ...
Din ye jawaani ke yuhn na guzar jaaye
Kuch aisa kar jaaye, milte huhn jithne khushee,
Mera to dil chaahe, teri hi baahon mein
Teri nigaahon mein ... ... zindagi
Oh, tujhko bhi pyaar ki dekh zaruurat hai,
Hey, hey, hey, dil se dil ...
Honton pe honton ki, saaye jo mushk(?) jaaye
Ithne kareeb aaye, phir duur ho na kabhee
Aankhon hi aankhon mein, banjaaye afsaane,
Jaane na bhegaane, kehana lagenge sabhii
Oh, duniyaa mein ...
The lyrics of Asha Bhosle's song Karle Pyar speak of the universal need for love and the importance of expressing it through actions, particularly through the eyes. The song suggests that true love goes beyond words and can be conveyed through eye contact. The importance of love is emphasized throughout the lyrics, with the message to embrace love, and even goes on to suggest that it would be a waste of youth to not experience it.
The first verse of the song highlights the importance of love in the world, expressing that it is a much-needed element for all people. The second verse speaks of the beauty of falling in love, particularly with an individual who possesses a captivating and alluring appearance. The chorus of the song emphasizes the need to express love through actions, particularly through eye contact.
The song then goes on to suggest that one should not waste their youth and miss out on the opportunity to experience the joy and happiness of love. Lastly, the lyrics suggest that when two individuals are close to each other, it is possible to create stories through eye contact, which leaves everyone spellbound.
Overall, the song Karle Pyar is a romantic and passionate expression of the importance of embracing love and expressing it through one's actions, particularly through the eyes.
Line by Line Meaning
Duniyaa mein pyar ki sab ko zaruurat hai (2)
Everyone in the world needs love
Dil se dil le yahee mohabbat hai
True love is taking the heart of another with your own
Karle pyaar hi karle, aankhen pyaar hi karle
Just love, only love, eyes full of love
Karle pyaar hi karle, aankhen chaar hi karle
Just love, only love, eyes only for you
Oh, mujhko bhi pyaar ki dekh zaruurat hai
I also need to see love
Meri nigaah ho mein, bas ek suurat hai
In my eyes, there's only one image
Badii khubsuurat hai dil jispe aane lagaa
The heart that falls in love is very beautiful
Yuun to laakhon hi dilwaale matwaale
There are thousands of crazy lovers
Suno bhole bhale tum mujhse taali lagaa
Listen to me, you innocent one, clap with me
Din ye jawaani ke yuhn na guzar jaaye
The days of youth shouldn't pass this way
Kuch aisa kar jaaye, milte huhn jithne khushee
Let's do something so that we get as much happiness as we can
Mera to dil chaahe, teri hi baahon mein
My heart desires to be in your arms
Teri nigaahon mein ... ... zindagi
Life in your eyes
Oh, tujhko bhi pyaar ki dekh zaruurat hai,
You also need to see love
Hey, hey, hey, dil se dil ...
From heart to heart
Honton pe honton ki, saaye jo mushk(?) jaaye
When the shadows of lips touch each other
Ithne kareeb aaye, phir duur ho na kabhee
After coming so close, may we never be apart again
Aankhon hi aankhon mein, banjaaye afsaane
Let stories be made just between our eyes
Jaane na bhegaane, kehana lagenge sabhii
Without knowing, everyone will start talking about it
Oh, duniyaa mein ...
In this world...
Writer(s): S.d. Burman, Majrooh Sultanpuri
Contributed by Charlie C. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@anandk9220
Wishing you very very Happie 87th birthday on 8th September 2020, dearest Asha tai. 🙏😊
The new generation nowadays has no sense of choices especially in music. Don't they know that Asha Bhosle, Kishore Kumar, Mohd Rafi, Lata Mangeshkar, R D Burman and many other pioneers are eternal and can't be represented or remembered by their nonsense recreations???
All those who haven't listened these once-in-a-lifetime Asha Bhosle's ORIGINAL masterpiece songs, do listen them -
(NO OTHER, I REPEAT, NO OTHER LIVING OR DEAD PERSON IN THE UNIVERSE COULD SING ASHA BHOSLE SONGS AS GOOD AS DEAR ASHA BHOSLE HERSELF !)
1. Ambar Ki Ek Paak Surahi & Chain Se Humko Kabhi
2. Ghar Jaayegi, Bechaara Dil Kya Kare & Sajna Hai Mujhe
3. Piya Tu Ab Toh Aaja, Duniya Mein Logon Ko & Dum Maaro Dum
4. Aaj Ki Raat Koi Aane Ko Hai Re Baba & Yeh Mera Dil Yaar Ka Deewana
5. Kar Le Pyaar Karne Ke Din Hain Yahi & Hungama Ho Gaya
6. Nigahein Milaane Ko
7. Aao Na Gale Lagaao Na
8. Yeh Hai Reshmi Zulfo Ka Andhera
9. Deewana Mastaana Hua Dil
10. Shehron Ki Galiyon Mein
11. Bheegi Bheegi Fiza, Kyun Mujhe Itni Khushi De Di, Baag Mein Kali Khili & Raat Akeli Hai
12. Aao Huzoor Tumko Sitaron Mein Le Chalu
13. Aaiye Meherbaan
14. Acchha Ji Mai Haari
15. Chhoti Si Kahaani Se & Katra Katra Milti Hai
16. Jhumka Gira Re
17. Bhavra Bada Naadaan Hai
18. Tora Man Darpan
19. O Mere Sona Re
20. O Haseena Zulfo Waali
Many other Asha Bhosle songs are simply eternal like Chura Liya Hai Tumne, Pehle Pehle Pyaar Ki Mulaakaatein Yaad Hain, Aapke Kamre Mein Koi Rehta Hai, Aa Dekhen Zara, Ek Hasina Thi Ek Deewana Tha, all Parichay songs, Jawaani Deewani songs, Khushboo songs, Khoobsurat songs, Umraao Jaan songs, all Asha Bhosle peppy cheerful songs and cabaret songs, ghazals and many more.
Many more Asha Bhosle touch songs can be listed but I'd like to stop here.
(Note that the songs are not ranked from 1 to 20 as every song is so priceless that ranking them is just impossible.)
There are such innumerable songs of Lata Mangeshkar and Mohd Rafi that I won't stop if I start listing those.
My favorite Kishore Kumar song (if I were to select only one) will be Roop Tera Mastaana. 'God' Kishore Kumar has literally poured in every atom of his heart, body and soul into that song to make it the all-time best song in history.
All dear YouTube viewers and friends, do listen to all above songs and reply the opinion on the same.
Do enjoy the above songs and fall in love with the miracle named Asha Bhosle.
🙏🙏🙏😄😄😊😊👍
@anandk9220
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Do you know that ours and whole world's favorite Pancham Da, S D Burman and almost every Bollywood music composers have copied many music tunes from Hollywood and other nations' artists???
Extremely SAD but TRUE.
You can check and confirm more on the following website and YouTube channels-
1. Desi Megamind
2. Bapaogiri
3. Charcha with Bhurani
4. Palat Tera Dhyaan Kidhar Hai
5. www.itwofs.com
@anandk9220
@@medbuff
Dear friend, it's really sweet to know your opinion, and if it's the truth, then I'm the happiest person for sure.
I clearly know that apart from the inspired or copied tunes as they call it, the incredible and unforgettable favorite masterpieces of Padosan, Parichay, Jawaani Deewani, Khushboo, Amar Prem, Ijaazat, 1942 - A Love Story and several others are purely created by R D Burman !!!
Yes, you're absolutely right. The whole world (which hardly cares about the genuine good deeds) is lightning quick to point out the mistakes or wrong deeds of the person. Sadly the world always remains the same.
But I thankfully never behave like this stereotypical world. Thank you so much for your eye-opening words.
😄😄😄😊😊😊👍👍👍👍
@ipdharwad
Ashaji once said in an interview that Helenji used to attend recording of songs on her, to feel the song and choriograph. These kind of dance are self choreographed. This is what Dedication looks like.
@wicjason2299
The Glamour of this Era can easily beat the Glamour of 2020....no one can even stand infront of Helen. Amazing Performance by Helen and Asha Ji 🙏🙏🙏
@ushabhaskaran3079
No one in any film industry can replace Helen. She never looked vulgar in any dress. Such beautiful movements in her dance.
@begumsahiba6586
I agree with you and at the same time no one in the industry is parallel to Asha Ji too. She has rendered this song so beautifully and has imbued it with most beautiful expressions.
@dlsb13
Helen Ma’am is my favourite dancer and she had acted and danced in Tamil movies too - with great legends Shivaji Sir and MGR sir. Mostly she wears a body suit. In this too, her mid body is covered with a bodysuit. ❤❤❤
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@ipsygypsy16
The true beauty of this lady was that she never ever projected vulgarity in her attitude. She was what would be called a "vamp", but she achieved that status which modern day "heroines" fail to. Respect for your art and expertise Helen ji. 🙏
@lailaahmed4494
I think it’s because she had a happy go lucky attitude instead of taking the serious yet vulgar attitude of some of today’s heroines. They don’t smile so they look like they are dancing for something other than dancing but Helen smiling gives her a more fun attitude and makes her look like she really enjoys dancing and doesn’t care yet captures everyone’s attention.
@anasakt_
It was considered vulgar at that time. Every age or generation have it's share of vulgarity.