Maal Gadi Tu Dhakka Laga (Andaz, 1994)Īndaz appears twice in the list. She beg me to see it, she beg me to show itīut when I reveal it, she want to run and hide."Ĩ. When I pull it out boy the woman start to run " I am a hunter and she want to see my gun Trust Anurag Kashyap to push the envelope in Hindi-film language by hook or crook. Just a year before that came, perhaps, this decade's most innuendo-filled song. Well, of course, the refrain goes like, " O laila teri le legi. The much tamer Laila is like a sister song to Dil Mein Leti Hai. Further comments withheld.Ī quick jump to 2013 for a reason.
Sadko mein leti hai, chhup kar galiyo mein leti hai" " Din mein leti hai, raat mein leti hai, subah ko leti hai, sham ko leti haiīus mein leti hai, local mein leti hai, theatre mein leti hai, hotel mein leti hai If you are a Big B fan or have grown up watching his films over the years, you will simply cringe when he looks at the girl, squeezes a wet cloth and sings, " Maine jor lagaaya haath se bhi dabaaya.par dil ki miti na chubhan." One of Amitabh Bachchan's most crass songs EVER. While Mithun Chakraborty tries to copulate with Ayesha Jhulka in the hay, a gang of background dancers appear and start singing, " Gutur gutur, gutur gutam, are chadh gayaa upar re he, atariyaa pe sonaa kabutar re he." Mithun pretends to be confused for the first ninety seconds before he joins the party. The guy hovers around the girl trying to pinch (tickle? touch? grab) the girl and the girl giggles and keeps running in the entire video while lip-syncing to such lines as " Khol ke mujhko dede.oh dede dede."
Teri Le Loon (Tere Mere Beech Mein, 1984) When Govinda clasps Karisma from behind, and sings, " Suyi chubhe koyi shola sa bhadake," as both thrust their hips vigorously, we wonder would such a song get an O.K from Pahlaj and co. Where Govinda and Karisma Kapoor show in all kinds of ways that they really, really, really want to have sex, with their clothes on.
Of course, this is the first song on the list. The sexual innuendos in them would make your ears bleed and if you are a fan of politically incorrect humour, you would probably applaud the filmmakers' ability to get away with such songs. The item songs today are nothing compared to what would appear frequently in mainstream Hindi films in the '80s and '90s.
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