Punjabi Music is the Most Popular!!! - Page 2

Types of most bollywood songs being made are not so great and even punjabi songs are degressing....Sorry no offense meant...

what genre is "Tumse Hi" from Jab We Met?? that's the best genre!!!!!

Originally posted by: cal-gal

what genre is "Tumse Hi" from Jab We Met?? that's the best genre!!!!!

thats soul melody filmy genre.. the BEST genre right now.
u no bheegey hont tere, in dino, alvida,  bakhuda, pehli nazar mein..

Originally posted by: oldblackjoe

thats soul melody filmy genre.. the BEST genre right now.
u no bheegey hont tere, in dino, alvida,  bakhuda, pehli nazar mein..

I LOVE That genre. And ALL of those songs. My favorite! 😃

Originally posted by: oldblackjoe

i'm talking abt the classics. not classicals.

and yes. teri or has a punj flavour..

but it relies mainly on melody.. not some silly "rabb de chaake paaji" tunes.

So you don't like Punjabi songs which have "rabb de chaake paaji" tunes, but you do like Punjabi songs which rely on melody?

Edited by gursharan - 15 years ago

What's popular isn't always right, what's right isn't always popular.

So, it may be that these punjabi songs, with so called english lyrics may be popular, but that doesn't mean that that's the true form of music. I mean, are you seriously comparing Dance Pe Chance to melodies of the past? Its true that the true melodious songs are a gone era of the past, and its this bhangda/punjabi-ish tunes that have taken over, but you there's no comparison. Nada.

Originally posted by: *Woh Ajnabee*

I LOVE That genre. And ALL of those songs. My favorite! 😃

i like those songs alot as well, also suna suna lamha teri raahein tanhan tanha, from krishna cottage, but i like to listen to them only on my mp3

Originally posted by: gursharan

i like those songs alot as well, also suna suna lamha teri raahein tanhan tanha, from krishna cottage, but i like to listen to them only on my mp3

Where else would you listen to them?

Originally posted by: *Woh Ajnabee*

Where else would you listen to them?

definitely not in parties, or aloud, but i do like them on shows, like kasamh se, Banoo Main teri Dulhann

Originally posted by: gursharan

definitely not in parties, or aloud, but i do like them on shows, like kasamh se, Banoo Main teri Dulhann

In parties? Well, yeah ... if you're going to talk about dancing, then it requires faster beats.
But think about this --- how many people at parties are actually listening to the song. The words can barely be heard, its the loud blaring of music through speakers that gets people to dance. But still, its not the true form of music. Agreed there?