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Kuch to hua hai, kuch hogaya hai (Kal ho na ho)

Hearkening this song while peeking into the window of our vehicle, this song is truly a euphoria. This is for sure in the playlists for the travelers during their journey. And one of the most soothing songs that provided a great sigh to our soul is “Hum jo chalne lage chalne lage hai ye raastein”.

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Jab we met was a massive hit and the jukebox of this movie was a chartbuster of the year. Hum jo chalne lage chalne lage hai ye raastein (Jab we met) Also, when you are with your troop of a friend then “Koi kahe kehta rahe” party is unstoppable. So, the point of the connotation to this song in our reveller life is easy to relate. I remember dancing on this song in a locked room with my friend, keeping all our worries aside. Now, this song is the all-time party anthem for the partygoers. Hence, this is a quick tonic to make your melancholic friend smile. I believe in the course of your school life, you would have definitely sung this song. Well, haven’t you sing this song to make your sad friend smile. Musu Musu Hasi (Pyar Mein Kabhi Kabhi)Īpart from the engrossing song “ Woh pehli bar jab hum mile” the movie Pyar Mein Kabhi Kabhi also has a cute song which you must have listened to. On that account, let’s jibe into some of his songs that are pure bliss. The delightful songs of Shaan are not just relatable to the 90s kid but to all those categories of people who have a great taste in music. How Shaan’s songs are relatable for all of us?

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Shaan has also stolen the hearts by bestowing his presence in the TV show Tarang and with his honeyed voice in the song “ Tanha Dil, Tanha Safar“. The purity and the virtue of Shaan’s gifted voice are second to none. “Woh pehli baar jab hum mile”, so 90s kid aren’t you longing with the fond memories of your school time? Yes, songs of Shaan are explicitly those melodious cassettes that are stored in the racks of every home. He has sung multiple songs in Hindi, Bengali, Telugu, Urdu, Marathi, and Kannada. Hence, the versatility in his language and vocal is nothing surprising. Shaan is a Bengali, hailing from the city of Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh. He was one of the reasons for the viewers to watch the opera show, well, at least for me ). Shows like Sa Re Ga Ma Pa have been amiably hosted by him. Not just with his exceptional voice but his congenial screen presentation as well. Shantanu Mukherjee AKA Shaan has always been an allurer to the 90s kid. Shaan – King of vocals and the charmer of 90s kid Starting his career from singing jingles in the advertisements to being the on-screen voice of actors like SRK, Amir Khan, Saif Ali Khan, Ajay Devgan, Shahid Kapoor, Ranbir Kapoor, and so many more, Shaan is definitely one of the most cherished singers of all time. Being the son of music composer Manas Mukherjee, Shaan has the zest of singing in his nerves since he was a kid. Today, we may have an unending chain of singers but the acoustics this pleasant voice has tendered us is one of a kind. Didn’t we all had a crush on the ever so charming Shaan? Even if its a no from your end then peeps, I bet you can’t ignore his songs.