On Wajid Khan's death anniversary, here are top 10 popular bollywood movies song tracks by him which will cause you to miss him.
On June 1st last year, Wajid Khan of the Sajid-Wajid duo gave up the ghost . On 31 May 2020, he was urgently taken to the hospital with serious complications of COVID-19 and died at some point afterward 1 June 2020 after suffering a attack . His demise came as a shock and therefore the Bollywood fraternity extended their tribute and condolences to the composer’s family soon after the singer gave up the ghost .
Besaakhta (spontaneous) and zindadil (lively) are the words that singer Rekha Bhardwaj uses to explain music composer Wajid Ali Khan, of the Sajid-Wajid duo, who gave up the ghost in Mumbai within the wee hours of the morning on June 1. He was 43.
Sajid-Wajid made their entry into the planet of Bollywood in 1998 with Salman Khan’s ‘Pyar Kiya To Darna Kya’ and ever since have wholeheartedly contributed to the music industry. Ever since the musician’s demise last year, his brother Sajid Khan has continued his solo career within the industry.
Today, because it marks a year of Wajid Khan’s unfortunate demise, here are the highest 10 popular tracks by the late singer which will cause you to miss him on his death anniversary.
Wajid Khan death anniversary bollywood movies: Top 10 songs
1. Radhe Title Track- Radhe Your favorite Bhai
2. Mashallah- Ek Tha Tiger
3. Chinta Ta Ta Chita Chita- Rowdy Rathore
4. Hud Hud- Dabangg 3
5. Fevicol Se- Dabangg 2
6. Mujhse Shadi Karogi- Mujhse Shaadi Karogi
7. Palat Tera Hero Idhar Hai- Main Tera Hero
8. Dupatta Tera Nau Rang Da- Partner
9. Surili Akhiyon Wale- Veer
10. Mukhtasar- Teri Meri Kahaani
Family of musicians
Khan came from a family of musicians. Sajid-Wajid’s father was respected tabla-player Ustad Sharafat Ali Khan, who was also one among the musicians for R. D. Burman. “Sajid-Wajid had an honest understanding of serious music and were adept at creating situational music. Veer and Dabangg are two very different films and that they had the talent to be composer for both,” says Ms. Bhardwaj.
“A song like ‘Hudd hudd dabangg’ captured the mood of the film perfectly,” says film buff and music expert Pavan Jha, about their ability to compose keeping the film in mind.
“Their compositions were always classy, even an ‘item’ number like ‘Dil mangta hai dildar soniye’ in Mujhse Shaadi Karogi. Or the stunning love duet ‘Sanchi sanchi teri nazrein ek darpan’ in Dabangg,” recalls Mr. Nigam.
Mr. Merchant’s favourite is ‘Lagan lagi’ from Tere Naam. “I consider it a landmark for them. It’s musically rich, features a melody and tune and also the beats,” he says.
Suffering in last days
Mr. Nigam said Khan suffered an excellent deal in his last days. He was diabetic, had undergone a kidney transplant, and was on immunosuppresants, which is claimed to possess led to an infection and multi-organ complications. “This Eid, when he didn’t reply to my greetings, I feared the worst,” says Mr. Nigam.
According to Mr. Merchant, Khan was buried early June 1 morning at the Versova kabrastan.
Said Mr. Rathod: “Ye saal kaise shuru hua aur kya kya dikhayega? Ye soch kar mann mein darr baith gaya hai (This year has begun on a wrong note. What more will it make us go through? Thinking of this has made one fearful).”
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