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India k bad Pakistanio ne churaye gaanay Indian songs which Pakistan Copied Last Part

I just want to tell the truth (India is still copying the Pakistani songs). At the start of the 1990s, Pakistan's film industry was gripped with certain doom. B class music directors started to copy the music from India, By 1999, a surge of new films began releasing. Haathi Meray Saathi produced and distributed by Eveready Pictures celebrated its Golden Jubilee bringing audience back to the cinema for 66 weeks. Other hits were Syed Noor's 1995 film Jeeva, Saeed Rizvi's Sarkata Insaan and his 1997 film Tilismih Jazira. 1998 saw the release of Noor's Choorian, a Punjabi film that grossed Rs180 million rupees.[34] In 1999, a Russian-Pakistani joint venture was produced and Samina Peerzada's Inteha. Other notable productions of the late 90s included Deewane Tere Pyar Ke, Mujhe Chand Chahiye, Sangam, Tere Pyar Mein, and Ghar Kab Aao Gay, which attempted to get away from formulaic and violent story lines. It was predicted that Pakistani cinema would have a REVIVAL.

India k bad Pakistanio ne churaye gaanay (Indian songs which Pakistan Copied) Part 2

I just want to tell the truth (India is still copying the Pakistani songs). At the start of the 1990s, Pakistan's film industry was gripped with certain doom. B class music directors started to copy the music from India, By 1999, a surge of new films began releasing. Haathi Meray Saathi produced and distributed by Eveready Pictures celebrated its Golden Jubilee bringing audience back to the cinema for 66 weeks. Other hits were Syed Noor's 1995 film Jeeva, Saeed Rizvi's Sarkata Insaan and his 1997 film Tilismih Jazira. 1998 saw the release of Noor's Choorian, a Punjabi film that grossed Rs180 million rupees.[34] In 1999, a Russian-Pakistani joint venture was produced and Samina Peerzada's Inteha. Other notable productions of the late 90s included Deewane Tere Pyar Ke, Mujhe Chand Chahiye, Sangam, Tere Pyar Mein, and Ghar Kab Aao Gay, which attempted to get away from formulaic and violent story lines. It was predicted that Pakistani cinema would have a REVIVAL.

India k bad Pakistan ne churaye gaanay (Indian songs which Pakistan Copied) Part 1...

I just want to tell the truth (India is still copying the Pakistani songs). At the start of the 1990s, Pakistan's film industry was gripped with certain doom. B class music directors started to copy the music from India, By 1999, a surge of new films began releasing. Haathi Meray Saathi produced and distributed by Eveready Pictures celebrated its Golden Jubilee bringing audience back to the cinema for 66 weeks. Other hits were Syed Noor's 1995 film Jeeva, Saeed Rizvi's Sarkata Insaan and his 1997 film Tilismih Jazira. 1998 saw the release of Noor's Choorian, a Punjabi film that grossed Rs180 million rupees.[34] In 1999, a Russian-Pakistani joint venture was produced and Samina Peerzada's Inteha. Other notable productions of the late 90s included Deewane Tere Pyar Ke, Mujhe Chand Chahiye, Sangam, Tere Pyar Mein, and Ghar Kab Aao Gay, which attempted to get away from formulaic and violent story lines. It was predicted that Pakistani cinema would have a REVIVAL.

Aik song 6 chor (One Song Six Thieves)

In 1983 a Bhojpuri folk singer Razia Begum originally sang a song “Launda badnaam hua Naseeban tere liye”…
After one year this song was stolen in a Bollywood movie “Kunwari Bahu” (1984) and sang by Asha Bhosle but the lyrics was changed…
Anyhow in 1993 this song was taken to a Pakistani movie Mr.Charlie as “Larka Badnaam Hua Haseena Tere Liye”…
After 2 years in 1995 this song was once again stolen for an Indian movie Rock Dancer which was sang by Bappi Lehri…
Now again after 2 years in 1997 an Indian film Kaun Rokega Mujhe took this song…
In 1998 Rani bala who is a folk singer again sang this song for a local album “Balma Bada Bawaali”…
And in the Last after a long time period of 12 years (2010) this song was added to movie Dabang as “Munni Badnaam Hui”…

Indians Music Chor (Indians Copied Songs)...

Pakistani songs are golden ever all, But India always stolen Pakistani songs... Eyewitness is here to see all of you...Real is always real... No-one can remove it from heart and humming... Indians movie makers, directors, musicians should be ashamed of yourself... Thieves are better than you guys because they stole the things once but ever stole Pakistani and Hollywood songs...