The sheer stupidity of bollywood songs has forced me to make another post on the same lines, this time inspired by the lyrical genius of the upcoming 'Lakshya'.
Main aisa kyu hoo,
Main aisa kyu hoo?
Main aisa kyu hoo,
Main jaisa hoo, main vaisa kyu hoo?
Now, even the On the roof song doesn't sound so bad, after all...
Comments
OMG LIME I JUST CAN'T B'LIVE THIS. I blogged on the very same topic, with the very same lyrics justa few hours ago. Wacky coincidence!!! :D :D
made cooler by Rohit on April 22, 2004 10:45 PM
lol, on the roof. Got it!! :D What next....? :D
made cooler by Rohit on April 22, 2004 10:46 PM
u think the lyrics r bad, take a look at the video and the goofy dance steps. Why don't they show this off at the iifa awards...? ;)
made cooler by Rohit on April 22, 2004 11:08 PM
hmm, well.. this song is not really bad.. I mean that man is searching for his soul or something like that.. what I got from this song so far.. and also movie theme is a kind of that only.. searching his soul.. so I think song suites the movie.. but then also depends on the movie.. and yet whole song is not shown on the TV so cant really decide.. but liked the lyrics..
made cooler by Dhaval Faria on April 22, 2004 11:09 PM
I didn't read what Dhaval just wrote. It wasn't true. Just my hallucinations running wild. :P
made cooler by Rohit on April 22, 2004 11:15 PM
This bloody song is the craze down south.. I'm truly sick of hearing it again n again
made cooler by Linus on April 23, 2004 12:26 AM
Rohit: That has to be damn freaky - you're addicted - now you even think like me ;)
Dhaval: Perhaps its introspection - but its crap all the same. Repeating 'Main aisa kyu hoo' multiple times in a song is not introspection - its stupid lyrics. Could've been much much better, if its all about introspection.
Linus: You're scaring me! The on the roof song then must've busted the charts!?
made cooler by Lime on April 23, 2004 12:40 AM
such lyrics after the wonderfully fresh Dil Chahta Hai creator sounds pure injustice...maybe he rushed into getting to his "Lakshya"
made cooler by Patrix on April 23, 2004 1:31 AM
The song actually just gels with the theme the movie depicts. It's shown how someone who is not keen to do things and parents etc. are all over him to do something and he reliases what he really is after joining the army. The lyrics are little down, I agree. The coreography is done by Prabhu Deva and as always I think it's okay...just showing his flexi!
made cooler by Shonal on April 23, 2004 10:04 AM
Patrix: Come to think of it - jaane kyu log pyaar karte hain? jaane kyu, jaane kyu? jaane kyu, jaane kyu, jaane kyu?. See the resemblance? :P
Shonal: May-bee! I just have a major repulsion towards Prabhu Deva's dancing - perhaps that explains my sudden dislike.
made cooler by Lime on April 23, 2004 12:22 PM
well that would have been my response even if I hadn't started blogging. But the damn song was so irritating, I had to blog about it. But yeah, we do think alike and that has nothing to do with being addicted to blogging. Before this idea sprung up, I was about to blog about the rain that hit my city. Talking about rain, the mangoes are ruined. poor you... :P
made cooler by Rohit on April 23, 2004 2:29 PM
but at least they were followed by some of the most wonderful words I ever heard...i hope the same happens...
made cooler by Patrix on April 26, 2004 8:40 PM
Rohit: Great minds think alike - foolish minds hardly differ - this maybe a typical Miss India question (or even answer), but its only a matter of choice which of the above applies on us ;)
Patrix: Yes, which is a rare find in hindi cinema. Perhaps this too has its hidden meanings.
made cooler by Lime on April 27, 2004 6:58 PM