UnQuestionably, this tRaCk was Mind-blowing

Of the four tracks from Guru on this blog, Tere Bina was the shortest – it was five minutes and nine seconds long.

Dum dara dum dara mast mast was not just a line from the song, but also an instruction. There’s no doubt that the song was a must-listen, because it was mast.

It was penned by Gulzar.

A R Rahman didn’t just compose the song, but was also credited as the singer.

He was joined behind the microphone by Chinmayi Sripaada.

The aforementioned duo was backed by a couple of Khans – Murtaza and Qadir.

Sargam Sa(dha)n(g)a ReMarQably underrated number

When a veteran, whose career goes back decades, sings a song, people are all ears.

That was the feeling the listeners got when Sadhana Sargam rendered Chupke Se from Saathiya.

Needless to say, the singer continues to mesmerise them. It is a pity that she is seldom heard these days.

The (Rah)man who joined her behind the microphone was none other than A R, who composed it.

It wouldn’t be incorrect to state that the chorus – featuring the voices of Murtaza and Qadir Khan – was the highlight of the track, which was penned by Gulzar.