At the very outset, I am acutely aware that my attempt at naming my top 10 may not find many takers, particularly because many of the 180 odd songs that have been listed are so melodious that no two people could possibly come up with the same list. This exercise is probably no different from naming the all time best World Test Cricket Team.
On
going through my top 10 list, it may probably appear that I have
played safe by naming songs which have an inherent classical base to
it. However, the only criteria that I have adopted is songs that
bring out the inherent beauty of Bhairavi in a manner that any person
who is cursorily familiar with Raag Bhairavi should easily be able to
recognize the song as being based on the Raag. That the songs
selected have a classical base to them is purely incidental.
As
such, many hit songs that we have loved and admired over the years do
not find a place in the top ten, only for the reason that they do not
bring out essence and the
flavour of Bhairavi as much as these 10 do.
Sr.
No.
|
Song
|
Film
|
Singer
|
Music
Director
|
1
|
Babul
Mora Naihar
|
Street
Singer
|
Kundan
Lal Saigal
|
R.C.
Boral
|
2
|
Laaga
Chunari Mein
|
Dil Hi
To Hai
|
Manna
Dey
|
Roshan
|
3
|
Ajahun
Aaye Balama
|
Saanj
aur Savera
|
Rafi &
Lata
|
Shankar
Jaikishan
|
4
|
Saware
Saware
|
Anuradha
|
Lata
|
Ravi
Shankar
|
5
|
Tu Ganga
ki Mauj
|
Baiju
Bawra
|
Rafi
|
Naushad
|
6
|
Insaf Ka
Mandir Hai
|
Amar
|
Rafi
|
Naushad
|
7
|
Albeli
Naar Pritam Dwar
|
Main
Shaadi Karne Chala
|
Manna
Dey
|
Chitragupt
|
8
|
Jo Tum
Todo Piya
|
Jhanak
Jhanak Payal Baaje
|
Lata
|
Vasant
Desai
|
9
|
Nache
man mora
|
Meri
Soorat Teri Aankhen
|
Rafi
|
S.D.
Burman
|
10
|
Phool
Gendava Na Maro
|
Dooj Ka
Chand
|
Manna
Dey
|
Roshan
|




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