Namak Halaal - Jawani Janeman | High Quality Audio | Bappi Lahiri

Namak Halaal is a 1982 Indian Hindi-language action comedy film, directed by Prakash Mehra and written by Kader Khan. Music by Bappi Lahiri and lyrics by Anjaan. The film stars Amitabh Bachchan, Smita Patil, Shashi Kapoor, Parveen Babi, Om Prakash, Waheeda Rehman, Ranjeet, Satyen Kappu, Suresh Oberoi and Ram Sethi. The film became a "Super Hit" at the box office and went on to be the third highest-grossing film of the year.

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[ranjit]

The telephone never rang that sharply whenever i played this song in the past! great efforts.

[sergpie]

So many layers and harmonies that I absolutely had no idea even existed, and I had a friend that had a vinyl release of this.

[diggorydies]

Heartiest tributes to Bappi Da who passed away. Gave us such great compositions. This one's a favourite. Thank you sir.

[shashankethane]

Why isn't this channel famous man !! Amazing

[_dhruvpandya]

This synth by Bappi Lahari is still unbeatable !!
I've watched hundreds of covers but none of them could match these syth sequences !!

especially those from Intehah ho gai, Disco Dancer, Yaad aa raha hai !!

[joejacobmathews]

It's Literally Heaven on Headphones 🔥 Stereo Effect & Spatial Arrangement 👍😊

[karanaudichya]

No matter how many times today's generation copy these songs no one can beat those composers, those singers and those actors.
One can't even think to reach to their level.
Miss you Bhappi da
Miss you Lata didi
Love you Asha Tai
Miss you Parveen Babi ma'am

[explorejigdor]

Thank you these song remind me of beautiful india diversity but united and loving communities.respect for all.
❤

[VarunaSingh]

This song is crazy interesting. It has elements of Moog synths, a bit of Jazz, a bit of Dub(Reggae?) some Pop Rock

[koustovsarkar]

you just made me love this song deeper than i knew i could love.

[randomized]

Genius! Not sure if you already did ‘Raat Baaki’, but if you not already then please do that one.

[Mr.MKBone]

Oh my
What you have done
I am in a shock
A tons of thank you ❤❤❤

[saidmustak]

Raat Bakhi Baat Bakhi / Asha Bappi /Namak Halal

[rishiarora]

What a great beat bass song sung by a legend asha ji.

[xhunterx]

This Is Perfect, Never Had I Experienced so much of excitement while listening to a song. I have goosebumps ❤️ excellent work

[samishahzad]

Most beautiful movie and song greatest. Asha bhosley. Parveen boby. Amitabhbachchan. Shashi Kapoor

[lnelf]

I have only one word for creator ( Outstanding quality )

[ashwinrijhwani]

Sreejeshji only because of your efforts that we get to hear another dimension in the song which never heard before all my life. Thanks bro.

[hearthacker]

Please upload hothon pe bass Tera name hai from yehi dillagi

[TallGreyMan]

I know the opinion of one man wouldn't matter here but I didn't particularly like this one. I hear the separation you've made between each track/ channel quite audible and one can hear each instrument properly. I also hear all the panning effects. And while that might be appealing to most of the masses here, I feel while that each channel has a lot of 'individual' clarity but when played together it lacks the cohesiveness of the original or to simply put it, it just doesn't 'come together' or 'gel' all that well. In the original (I am assuming its a mono mix) it all feels like it is coming from 'one universe', 'one reverb' and I also feel the mono mix lends itself well to the screen. I don't understand this modern fetish of bettering something that has already peaked and is gold. Anyway. Don't want to rant any more. Btw, I am a huge fan of all the A.R. Rahman mixes you've done. So yeah, I am an admirer and not a hater. Cheers!