5-10-100

Deepak Mittal

5 songs, 10 minutes, 100s of memories. An enthusiast's attempt to catalog bollywood music

  1. Episode 25 - Violet is the color for profound thoughts about life

    26/12/2020

    Episode 25 - Violet is the color for profound thoughts about life

    In this concluding episode of this season of the podcast, I explore the color violet, the last color of the rainbow. The color purple or violet, occurs rarely in nature and as a result is often seen as having sacred meaning. Purple both calms and stimulates us, being a combination of blue and red. It puts us in the mood for introspection and insight. It fosters creativity by awakening our senses while promoting the quiet necessary to make intuitive, insightful observations - allowing us to get in touch with our more profound thoughts. The songs featured are - 1.Kisi ki muskurahaton par ho nisar (Anari/1959/Shankar Jaikishan/Shailendra/Mukesh) 2.Oh re taal mile nadi ke jal mein (Anokhi Raat/1968/Roshan/Indeevar/Mukesh) 3. Neele gagan ke tale (Hamraaz/1967/Ravi/Sahir/Mahendra Kapoor) 4. Ye kaun chitrakar hai (Boond jo ban gayi moti/1967/Satish Bhatia/Pt Bharat Vyas/Mukesh) 5. Zindagi hai kya (Satyakam/1969/Laxmikant Pyarelal/Kaifi Azmi/Kishore Kumar, Mahendra Kapoor & Mukesh) 6. Sajan re jhoot mat bolo (Teesri Kasam/1967/Shankar Jaikishan/Shailendra/Mukesh) 7, Rahi manwa dukh ki chinta (Dosti/1964/Laxmikant Pyarelal/Majrooh Sultanpuri/Md Rafi) 8. Chalo ek baar phir se (Gumraah/1963/Ravi/Sahir/Mahendra Kapoor) 9. Jaise suraj ki garmi se (Parinay/1974/Jaidev/Pt Ramanand Sharma/Sharma Bandhu) 10. Laga chunari mein daagh (Dil hi to hai/1963/Roshan/Sahir/Manna De) 11. Sansaar se bhaage phirte ho (Chitralekha/1964/Roshan/Sahir/Lata Mangeshkar) As always, feedback/comments welcome at fivetenhundred@gmail.com

    20 min
  2. Episode 24 - Shades of sadness

    20/12/2020

    Episode 24 - Shades of sadness

    In western cultures, people say “I feel blue” when we’re sad. There is a whole genre of music called the Blues music which focuses on somber and sad themes. The cover art of this episode, is a painting called “Shades of Sadness” by an artiste called Victoria Lucas. She has used only the blue and indigo colours in painting this. Even the dictionary meaning of “blue” means sad or unhappy. This episode explores the different musical shades of sadness. The songs featured are - 1. Aa bhi jaa (Gumraah/1963/Ravi/Sahir/Mahendra Kapoor)  2. Koi saagar dil ko behlaata nahin (Dil diya dard liya/1966/Naushad/Shakeel/Mohd Rafi) 3. Ya dil ki suno duniyawaalon (Anupama/1966/Hemant Kumar/Kaifi Azmi/Hemant Kumar) 4. Sajanwa bairi ho gaye hamaar (Teesri Kasam/1966/Shankar Jaikishan/Shailendra/Mukesh) 5. Jaane kya dhoondti rahti hain ye aankhen mujhmein - (Shola aur Shabnam/1961/Khaiyyam/Kaifi Azmi/Mohd Rafi) 6. Koi humdum na raha (Jhumroo/1961/Kishore Kumar/Majrooh Sultanpuri/Kishore Kumar) 7. Teri duniya se door (Zabak/1961/Chitragupta/Prem Dhawan/Mohd Rafi & Lata Mangeshkar) 8. Yahan main ajnabi hoon (Jab jab phool khile/1965/Kalyanji Anandji/Anand Bakshi/Md Rafi) 9. Humse aaya na gaya (Dekh Kabira Roya/1957/Madan Mohan/Rajendra Krishn/Talat Mahmood) 10. Kasmein vaade pyaar wafaa sab  (Upkar/1967/Kalyanji Ananji/Indeevar/Manna De) 11. Mere dushman (Aaye din bahar ke/1966/Laxmikant Pyarelal/Anand Bakshi/Md Rafi) As always, please share your comments/feedback on fivetenhundred@gmail.com

    20 min
  3. Episode 23 - Green is the colour of love

    13/12/2020

    Episode 23 - Green is the colour of love

    The colour green has a strong association with nature and immediately brings to mind the lush green of grass, trees, hills, and forests. Perhaps because green is so heavily associated with nature, it is often described as a refreshing and tranquil color. It is the sanctuary away from the stresses of modern living, restoring us back to a sense of well being. Green, is restful & soothing. It promotes a love of nature, and a love of family, friends, pets and the home. There’s a sense of togetherness & peace when we are in presence of the color green. Hence, I have chosen green as the colour of love. And that is my theme for today - LOVE. The songs featured are -  Yeh zindagi usi ki hai (Anarkali/1953/C Ramchandra/Rajendra Krishan/Lata Mangeshkar) Jalte hain jiske liye (Sujata/1959/S D Burman/Majrooh Sultanpuri/Talat Mahmood) Teri aankhon ke siva (Chirag/1969/Madan Mohan/Majrooh/Md. Rafi) Hai duniya usi ki (Kashmir Ki Kali/1964/O P Nayyar/S H Bihari/Md Rafi) Diwana hua baadal (Kashmir ki Kali/1964/O P Nayyar/S H Bihari/Md Rafi & Asha Bhonsle) Tum jo mil gaye ho (Hanste Zakhm/1973/Madan Mohan/Kaifi Azmi/Md Rafi) Itna na mujhse tu pyaar badha (Chhaya/1961/Salil Chowdhury/Rajendra Krishan/Talat M. & Lata M.) Pyar hua iqrar hua (Shri 420/1955/Shankar Jaikishan/Shailendra/Manna De & Lata M.) Tum agar saath dene ka (Hamraaz/1967/Ravi/Sahir Ludhianvi/Mahendra Kapoor) Jeet hi lenge baazi hum tum (Shola aur Shabnam/1961/Khaiyyam/Kaifi Azmi/Md Rafi & Lata M) - This is also the cover picture for today As always, feedback/comments welcome at fivetenhundred@gmail.com

    20 min

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5 songs, 10 minutes, 100s of memories. An enthusiast's attempt to catalog bollywood music