hindi film rain songs

Hey there !

The monsoon season is here. I feel, rain and romance are inseparable in Hindi film songs. Don't you feel the same? 
So which song is in your mind? Sharing with you all some of my favourites...do also share your opinions. 

The very first track that comes to my mind is...

Rimjhim Rimjhim Rumjhoom roomjhoom
Bheegi bheegi ruth mein tum hum hum tum

A superb romantic rain song from "1942 A Love Story". Sweet lyrics, melodious music of R.D. Burman &  appealing cinematography has immortalized this number. Undoubtedly, it is beautifully sung by Kumar Sanu & Kavita Krishnamurty.

How can I not include "Choti Si Kahani Se" from Ijaazat in my list. Ashaji & R.D. Burman's creation will continue to mesmerize the audience...

A timeless song, "O saajna barkha bahar aaye" from Parakh deserves special mention. Music maestro Salil Chowdhury's composition & India's nightingale Lata Mangeskar's voice created a gem ! The simple cinematography further lends more beauty to the song.

Lataji's name brings to my mind another outstanding song "Jooti Mooti Mitwa" from Rudaali. A desert woman's reactions to rainfall, as it is her beloved !! Bhupen Hazarika's commendable music composition takes the song a notch up.

Subha Mudgal's fresh & energetic voice made "Ab Ke Sawan Aise Barse" an anthem for the monsoon season. The video is well shot & the words are power packed. 

Another song that comes to mind is "Boondon Se Baatein" from the film Takshak. A.R. Rahman's music combined with awesome lyrics create a beautiful impression in my mind. I enjoy the video very much and while watching Tabu getting drenched, I also feel like going out in the rain.

Dahek's "Sawan barse tarse dil" is definitely on my list. It beautifully portrays a young couples' sweet romance in heavy shower .

"Nahin Samne" from Taal is another track which definitely comes to my mind in this respect. Though not a typically rainy number, yet would like to include this one. Speaking of Taal & rain, I can never miss out on "Taal Se taal mila".

Oh yes ! "Gila gila pani" from Satya attracts me as it has beautifully used the sound of rain drops to create the monsoon mood.

The list is endless. So what's your choice friends ??