India’s most popular romantic song is 53 years old, was inspired by matchstick, wrote on stormy night, have you heard this melody? It is..

Rajesh Khanna in Amar Prem

A talented artist can get inspiration from anywhere at any time. We still hear songs from Bollywood (1950s, 1960s and 1970s). Before a song was terminated, music directors, lyars, singers and filmmakers would be on the same page. Days, months, and sometimes even years would spend the runway perfect or using it in the right film. Today, we will talk about the most popular romantic song in India, written by Anand Bakshi, inspired by a extinguishing matchstick. This song is still heard by many music lovers and this is much more painful than Saiyaara.

The most romantic part of India …

In 1972, Rajesh Khanna and Sharmila Tagore found the iconic romantic drama Amar Prem. The film, directed by Shakti Samanta, revolved around Anand Babu (Rajesh Khanna), an unhappy rich businessman, around Pushpa (Sharmila Tagore), unconditional bond with a prostitute. Amar Prem, RD Burman Aka Aka Pancham Da’s spiritual music and effective Kishore Kumar’s vocals, along with Rajesh and Sharmila’s strong performances, became a box -office classic. The film’s album was a Chartbuster, and he still hears a few melodies by the audience. Among them is Chingari Koi Bhadke. You won’t believe how Anand Bakshi inspired this song.

When Shakti met Anand Bakshi at a Samanta party

Shakti Samanta and Anand Bakshi Hit were a couple. Anand’s songs in Shakti’s films were accepted as a deadly combination. A good day joined a party where he met Shakti Anand. While enjoying the evening, Shakti asked Anand to write an emotional song for Amar Prem film. The director also explained the situation on that scene and gave the essence of the film.

Enjoy the melody

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zozpx0qfcjy

How did Anand Bakshi get his lines?

Shakti and Anand did the party until late at night and they decided to go to his car with Anand on his way to Shakti. According to reports, after Bash, Anand and Shakti was stuck in heavy rain, storm and strong winds. Anand Bakshi tried to smoke in such heavy weather. Whenever he burned a match garbage, he would go out because of heavy winds. He tried several times and finished half of the matchbox. In doing so, Bakshi was inspired for the song. Sitting in the car Shakti asked Samanta to give him a paper and pen.

This heavy rain and match was extinguished. Anand wrote Chingari Koi Bhadke to use Sawan’s Bujhaaye, Sawan Jo Aagn Laaye Usse Kaun Bujhaaye. Anand broke the perfect lyrics for Shakti’s film. With the support of Pancham Da’s music, the effective voice of Kishore da and the match of the match of Rajesh-Sharrmila, the song became one of the most bitter romantic songs of the time. The song is still loved by many people and popular on social media.