Hindi-Urdu songs: 1939 - Revision history

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 ''' 1939 '''  The linguistic integration of India was a major issue even in 1939. Songs that had lines from five different languages, Mr Da Ranade points out, were common in the Lavani-Powada folk music of Maharashtra.  The song Ata kashala udyachi baar from ‚‘Aadmi ‚‘ (1939) was, accordingly, in five languages. Biswas contributed the Bengali line, Kholo, aji kholo, nayan dwar.  The Hindi section was Ab kis liye kal ki baat? (Multi-lingual songs would continue to pop up over the decades. In 1949 there was Yeh duniya roop ki from ‚‘Shabnam.‘‘)
-The song Tarantarav, from the same film [''Aadmi''  (1939)] consisted of India’s own form of scat singing—mouthing meaningless gibberish. Tarari rarari from '' Dastan ''  (1950) took the scat tradition forward.  In 1997 Nadeem-Shravan ‘were [ahem] inspired by’ Scatman John’s 1995 hit ''I am a Scatman '' and came up with the scat song ‘Pyar pyar karte karte’ for the film  ''Judaai. ''
+The song Tarantarav, from the same film [''Aadmi''  (1939)] consisted of India’s own form of scat singing—mouthing meaningless gibberish. Tarari rarari from '' Dastan ''  (1950) took the scat tradition forward.  In 1997 Nadeem-Shravan ‘were [ahem] inspired by’ Scatman John’s 1995 hit ''I am a Scatman '' and came up with the Westernised scat song ‘Pyar pyar karte karte’ for the film  ''Judaai. ''
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 ''' 1939 '''  The linguistic integration of India was a major issue even in 1939. Songs that had lines from five different languages, Mr Da Ranade points out, were common in the Lavani-Powada folk music of Maharashtra.  The song Ata kashala udyachi baar from ‚‘Aadmi ‚‘ (1939) was, accordingly, in five languages. Biswas contributed the Bengali line, Kholo, aji kholo, nayan dwar.  The Hindi section was Ab kis liye kal ki baat? (Multi-lingual songs would continue to pop up over the decades. In 1949 there was Yeh duniya roop ki from ‚‘Shabnam.‘‘)
-The song Tarantarav, from the same film ['' Aadmi  ''  (1939)] consisted of India’sown form of scat singing—mouthing meaningless gibberish. Tarari rarari from '' Dastan ''  (1950) took the scat tradition forward.  In 1997 Nadeem-Shravan ‘were [ahem] inspired by’ Scatman John’s 1995 hit ''I am a Scatman '' and came up with the scat song ‘Pyar pyar karte karte’ for the film  ''Judaai. ''
+The song Tarantarav, from the same film [''Aadmi''  (1939)] consisted of India’s own form of scat singing—mouthing meaningless gibberish. Tarari rarari from '' Dastan ''  (1950) took the scat tradition forward.  In 1997 Nadeem-Shravan ‘were [ahem] inspired by’ Scatman John’s 1995 hit ''I am a Scatman '' and came up with the scat song ‘Pyar pyar karte karte’ for the film  ''Judaai. ''
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 =How these particular songs were chosen =
 India’s first—and Hindi-Urdu music’s only durable—hit parade began in 1954. Its creator, Binaca Geet Mala, issued annual lists for 1952 and 1953 as well. However, songs had been introduced in Hindi-Urdu films as early as in 1931, indeed, with India’s first talking film.

Hindi-Urdu songs: 1939 - Revision history

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