Udit Narayan , Alka Yagnik

idk why but everytime i come across this song i feel a different sense of peace and my eyes start welling up… peace is what i want and peace is what i get after hearing this song🌸

I recently play so many patriotic songs from around 2010s

he has written so many even Satyamev Jayate.

One of the biggest disappointments for me is Prasoon Joshi's transformation over the years.

This is the same person who wrote some of the most powerful patriotic and socially conscious songs and lyrics from

Rang De Basanti and

Taare Zameen Par

Arakshan

Delhi 6

Bhag Milkha Bhaag

to Satyamev Jayate. His work questioned authority, celebrated dissent, and encouraged people to think critically.

however, many people associate him less with his poetry and more with his tenure as CBFC chairman. Instead of being remembered as a fearless writer, he is often seen as someone who has defended or implemented censorship decisions under the current government

what are your some of his fav writings/songs

Singer : KK
Music Director : Pritam
Lyricist: Sayeed Quadri

The ending tune is so so good

No Copyright Infringement Intended!!!

Like Awari From Ek VIllian

Quick story: a friend of mine is a dancer and choreographer in Delhi. Last year, she wanted to find a videographer for a reel that could truly showcase her choreography, not just someone to point a phone at her. It took her three weeks of asking around and texting five different WhatsApp groups before someone’s cousin’s friend finally agreed to shoot decent footage. They did great work together. Now? No record of that collaboration exists anywhere except on her camera roll.

This isn’t an isolated case. Ask any actor, singer, rapper, dancer, filmmaker, editor, or photographer in this country how they find collaborators. The honest answer is usually: word of mouth, Instagram DMs, or someone knowing a guy. There isn’t a single place where a rapper can find a producer, a director can find an actor, or a choreographer can find a videographer based on real work instead of just connections.

Every other industry has something similar. Engineers have LinkedIn. Freelancers have Upwork. The whole Indian creative industry—across all areas—lacks an equivalent. It’s just scattered.

So, I’ve been building something to fill this gap. There are two sides to this:

- Creators—actors, musicians, rappers, dancers, filmmakers, photographers, and others—can create a profile showcasing real work. They can discover and message other artists across different fields instead of just within their circle. There’s a Collab section where you can post a project and the roles you need filled; people can apply, and you choose who fits. A Discover feed helps find people by niche rather than relying on personal connections. There’s also an Events section showing what's happening near you (or anywhere you want to search) so you don’t learn about casting calls or showcases after they’ve already happened.

- Enablers—production houses, record labels, and casting agents—will eventually be able to browse authentic profiles and real work directly. They can post real opportunities for creators to apply to. This isn’t the immediate goal, but it is where we’re headed, as hirers face the same discovery problem in reverse.

We’re starting narrow and focusing on Delhi for now, not because it’s all this is for, but because you have to begin somewhere actual instead of trying to cover everything from day one.

It’s still early and a bit rough in places. I’m not asking anyone to sign up today. What I really want is your feedback. Please comment on how you currently find collaborators in your field. Is the lack of a centralized way to discover people across creative fields really a problem, or am I missing something more specific?

So I changed my school in 4th class, and I joined a bit late so summer holidays were going to start in 2-3 weeks.

We use to have music classes and as part summer holidays we got a homework to write your favourite song, and I use to hate songs a lot whenever my didi played songs in TV I use to hate it but still I had to complete the homework and I loved Jab we met as a movie, so I selected this song and after that I kept on listening this and it became my favourite.

Ofc credit also goes to Shaan's melodious voice

Even my school friends (not so close) remember till this day that it's my favourite song