Would you believe us if we told you that this Deepika Padukone song is actually inspired by Rabindranath Tagore’s poem Navvarsha from 1920? Believe it, cause it’s true! This song has a whole lotta history as it was originally a poem then it was Poet Jhaverchand Meghani who translated it into a Gujarati folk song titled Navi Varsha in 1944. Mor Bani Thanghat Kare From Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela The peppy track from HDDCS is actually a traditional Rajasthani folk song. Nimbooda From Hum Dil De Chuke SanamĪnother popular number that we’ve been obsessed with while growing up. And did you know that this song is inspired by a traditional Kashmiri folk song called Bumbro? Traditionally, the original folk song is a wedding song sung during mehendi ceremonies. We’re no crystal ball readers but we can bet that every 90s kid has heard this or performed to this track at school functions. Inspiration at its best, right? Bumbro From Mission Kashmir That’s not all, the lyrics have been slightly modified for the movie and are inspired by another Punjabi song. The song is basically inspired by the Punjabi sacred song, Rakkhi Charna De Kol. This is one of Sona Mahapatra’s most famous songs to date and for all the right reasons. Turns out, this simple but awesome song is actually a Chattisgarhi folk song called Dadariya. We don’t blame you if you don’t remember this movie but we’re absolutely sure that you still remember this awesome song from the movie. Remember Juhi Godambe’s adorable dance video from her shaadi that had us all crying? Yeah well, the opening lines of this song are actually a part of a Kashmiri wedding folk number. Most brides enjoy performing on this number for their parents. I mean, look at any wedding Insta page and you’d know what we’re talking about. You don’t need us telling you how popular this song is even today. Shocked? We were too! While the Bollywood song is a fun dance number, the original track featured indecent lyrics! Dilbaro From Raazi Remember this popular song from Khoobsurat which has Sonam Kapoor dancing with the prajha in the middle of the night? Turns out that song has been inspired by a Rajasthani folk song. The beautiful song praises the beauty and grace of the bride while also celebrating her dreams. This track is actually a popular Marathi folk song that’s traditionally sung by the bride’s family at the wedding. This song won our hearts back when it was released and TBH, we’re still not over it. Check out these Bollywood folks songs that we still can’t get over. Remember Navrai Majhi from English Vinglish or Dilbaro from Raazi? They’ve both been inspired by folk songs. If you thought that folk music was old and boring then let us tell you that it’s really not.
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