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Okay, so my gif woes will not end. My first choice for W was this song called 'Why not Jimmy' from the 2008 movie Jimmy, starring Mithun Da's son Mahaaaaakshay Chakraborty (also known as Mimoh). But like what happened before, Shemaroo will not allow playback on other sites so I can't generate gifs. Normally, I'd just pick another song in a case like this and I did consider some options, including 'What is your style number?' but I couldn't do it.
'Why not Jimmy' is that amazing.
(Though I have to say I'm still wondering if it's supposed to be 'Why not Jimmy?' or 'Why not, Jimmy?')
Anyway, for this song, I decided to make do with screenshots instead of gifs. Though I'm heartbroken because the gifs would have been kickass. You'll know what I mean when you see the full video.
The song starts off with Mimoh trying to be Keanu Reeves from The Matrix.
Except that this Neo has only one fan backing him up -- literally. And that's daddy Mithun.
This reminds me a conditioner ad. With Mimoh showing the 'before'.
Let's take a closer look. Bad hair day for Mimoh? Or bad heir day for Mithun?
And now it's only fair that we also see some post-conditioner photos.
Aha.
Oho.
And oh, btw, he's also a dancer like daddy. In fact, when he dances, sparks fly. Off his shoes. Like, really.
All I can say at the end of this song is 'Why, Jimmy, why?'
Check it out.
Visitlife,
Omg nooooo I had posted both U and V on the same day (because of the giphy glitch) but it looks like V got saved as a draft again (maybe I was doing some editing and forgot to hit publish!). Thanks for pointing that out. I've just published it. :)
Arun,
What is ^^^? :D
I'm so sorry to subject you to two Urmila songs one after the other, but there could not have been a more befitting end to the A-Z blogathon than this song from the 1997 Ram Gopal Varma movie Daud. In this movie, Sanjay Dutt and Urmila are on the run with a tiny briefcase that they think contains gold, but it actually contains a nuclear bomb. Yep, a nuclear bomb. In a briefcase.
The song starts off with Sanjay Dutt being followed in the middle of a jungle. Creepy vibes all around.
And then he spots the ghost. A sleeping ghost that lifts her ass a little too high with each breath.
Understandably, just like any normal human would do in the middle of a creepy jungle, he goes and touches the sleeping ghost. And very understandably, the sleeping ghost immediately breaks into a song about 'poisonous love'. This is already a toxic relationship for sure.
Urmila starts her usual RGV-heroine antics. Levitating bum and all, you know.
This jungle is amazing. It even has its own massage parlour.
Then they play Vikram aur Betaal for a while.
Can't quite tell who looks scarier.
Even the owl in the jungle seems creeped out by them.
Have a good fright!
This is like a sequel to the Batata vada song.
This movie Daal mein kuchh kala hai is actually from 2012, but it has a very dated look. In fact, when I first saw the song, I thought it was a movie from the late 80s or early 90s.
This is the plot of the movie according to Wikipedia (warning: your head will hurt after reading this):
Daal Mein Kuch Kaala Hai is a tale of a budding actress (Veena Malik) who is over motivated to become a successful in Bollywood. The story starts with Mr. Dabu who is a middle aged man in his forties, a total loser absconded and is being left unaccompanied in life. All of a sudden he gets rich after hitting a roll-over prize of birthright, and then decides to walk off to this actress to share his destiny and his future in the company of her. The starlet gets surprised and shocked after witnessing so much of wealth with him in cash. She initially agrees what his boyfriend had planned out to con Mr. Dabu, but is totally puzzled on what to carry out. They both sooner or later travel to the mysterious island, which is further followed by her boyfriend and a couple of unknown friends. The entire journey is filled with full humor, enjoyment and entertainment.
Aside from vada pav, the song also features some other highlights.
You know how some Bollywood movies have hero ka duplicate? This song has duplicate ka bhi duplicate. Check out "Anil Kapoor".
OMG. Bhai is going to have a fit if he sees this. And the guy on the right looks like Nawaz's duplicate (or maybe Nawaz himself before he became a superstar?) but I'm not too sure.
And here comes "Mr. Bachchan". Parampara, pratishtha aur pav.
And who is this supposed to be?!! Govinda????!!!! Chichi has become chhee chhee!
The worst part about this song? It has made me crave vada pav. At 10:13 pm.
PS: Oh, Judwaa 2 also has a song called 'Vada pav' that goes something like 'Pav mein vada, vada mein pav, chutney laga ke sabko khilao, maza nai aaya toh bhaad mein jao'.
Does anyone remember the time when Lucky Ali made his debut with 'O sanam'? Not only were we totally blown away by the song, we were also fascinated to know that the veiled mystery woman in the video was his real wife. The camera alternated between him in a headdress, and his wife in a veil (and we never got to see her face at all).
This was in 1996.
Cut to 2010. Himesh Reshammiya decided to recreate the whole thing in his movie Kajraare, but in classic Himesh style. He decided to play the roles of both Lucky Ali AND his wife.
Except that when the "veil" comes off, this is not what you expect to see.
The song goes 'Rabba, luck barsa' as Himesh looks up to the heavens. But all he sees are two birds (though I can think of one very interesting kind of luck that they can barsao over his head).
Think of all the songs we have seen where the scantily-clad heroine is running around in a desert for no good reason. How refreshing it is to see an overclothed hero do so.
Is it me or does the camel seem to be enjoying the beat?
Just like our desert heroine, Himeshbhai also insists on multiple costume changes. At least 5 or 6 in this song.
And he also does shit like this.
He does 'cheers' with traditional drinks. Until the locals are also laughing at him.
Our celebrity also tries to hide his face lest the junta recognises and mobs him. To his shock (and our amusement), no one gives a shit.
Please watch at your own risk.
Oh man!
I had the perfect P song -- 'Pagal hua' from the 1999 movie Kohram. Where Nana Patekar and Tabu (playing an army officer and a police officer respectively) are doing amazing dance steps in amazing outfits.
One leeetle problem, however. The video owner has disabled playback on other sites so I cannot gif the heck out of this mindblowing song. So here it is -- bonus P song. Please watch it -- you will never look at Nana Patekar or Tabu the same way again.
***Today's actual P song is 'Paas woh aane lage' from the 1994 movie Main Khiladi Tu Anari.
Now I did watch the movie when I was a kid but I couldn't remember much so I went to Wikipedia, where I read this very simple one-sentence synopsis that makes total sense.
"While Karan and Basanti fall in love with each other, Deepak falls in love with Karan's sister, Shivangi, which makes Karan mad and he tries to get rid of Deepak Kumar, for which Deepak Kumar reminds Karan that he wanted to hang around with him because he wanted to learn what it is like being a cop, and apologises for loving his sister Shivangi, which makes Karan guilty and tries to win back Deepak Kumar for his sister and Mother-in-Law."
So the song is an instructional video on pain management at home. It starts off with Saif and Rageshwari suffering from chronic lower back pain and trying to find various treatments for it.
Body still hurting? Try this champi method.
No results? Then try reiki.
Rolling on the grass has a massaging effect, which can help get rid of body aches and pains. You can even use your full body weight to massage a fellow sufferer.
If nothing is working, do not lose heart. Aquatherapy has proven effective for many people.
If the pain has spread to the face, you can consider applying some soothing petals or embarking on heat therapy by bringing your face in close contact with a lit candle.
Once you're rid of your pains, remember that prevention is better than cure. Exercise daily and make sure you do your stretches properly.
For the full video showing all treatment options, see below.