Deewani Mastani to Pinga: Reminiscing 5 timeless songs from Bajirao Mastani as it completes 8 years

In the tapestry of Indian cinema, Sanjay Leela Bhansali stands as a maestro who weaves stories with unparalleled grandeur and cinematic brilliance. As we celebrate the 8th anniversary of Ranveer Singh, Deepika Padukone and Priyanka Chopra starrer magnum opus, Bajirao Mastani. It becomes evident that Bhansali is not just a filmmaker; he is the true inheritor of Indian cinema, carrying the torch of cinematic greatness forward in the most quintessentially Indian manner.

Music has always played an integral part in Bhansali’s films and Bajirao Mastani’s timeless music serves as a testament to his commitment in crafting both memorable narratives and unforgettable music. From the ethereal enchantment of “Deewani Mastani” to the soul-stirring beauty of “Aayat,” Bajirao Mastani remains a cinematic jewel that continues to captivate audiences eight years on.

5 songs from Bajirao Mastani that had us hooked:

Deewani Mastani

The film opens its musical treasure chest with “Deewani Mastani,” a song that transports listeners to a world of poetic passion and mesmerizing choreography. The fusion of classical and contemporary elements in this track is a testament to Bhansali’s mastery in crafting visuals and melodies that resonate with the soul.

Aayat

“Aayat” emerges as a hauntingly beautiful composition, echoing the depth of emotions between Bajirao and Mastani. With heart-rending lyrics and soulful renditions, this song showcases Bhansali’s prowess in creating musical landscapes that evoke profound sentiments.

Malhari

As the beats of “Malhari” reverberate, the screen comes alive with the triumphant spirit of Bajirao’s character. This energetic and celebratory anthem stands as a testament to Bhansali’s ability to seamlessly blend music with narrative, creating an immersive cinematic experience.

Mohe Rang Do Laal

In Mohe Rang Do Laal, the classical dance sequence becomes a canvas where emotions are painted with every movement. The song not only showcases the cultural richness of India but also highlights Bhansali’s dedication to preserving and presenting the nation’s artistic heritage on the silver screen.

Pinga

Pinga is a vibrant celebration of the enduring spirit of Mastani and Kashibai, brought to life through the dynamic performances of Deepika Padukone and Priyanka Chopra. Bhansali’s meticulous attention to detail is evident in every frame, making “Pinga” a visual and auditory feast.

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