Maine Socha Na Tha Lyrics

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Kabhi Socha Na Tha Maine Lyrics from Pyaar Kiya Nahin Jaata. Sung by Sonali Vajpayee,Sonu Nigam music directed by Anand Raj Anand music composed by Anand Raj Anand lyrics written by Anand Raj Anand and starring Usha Bachani, Sonali Bendre, Nikhil Chinappa. Kabhi socha na tha maine mujhe ho jaayega pyaar - 2 I had never thought that love would happen to me Dil deewana deewane ka kya aitbaar The heart is mad, what trust can you have for crazy things Kya aitbaar, kya aitbaar What trust, what trust--FEMALE--Kabhi socha na tha maine mujhe ho jaayega pyaar - 2 I had never thought that love would happen. Kabhi Socha Na Tha Maine Lyrics Kabhi Socha Na Tha Maine lyrics from Pyaar Kiya Nahin Jaata. Sung by sonali vajpayee, sonu nigam and music directed by anand raj anand and composed by anand raj anand and lyrics written by anand raj anand.

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Contents • • • • • • Plot [ ] Viren () and Aditi () are introduced by their families, but Viren refuses to marry because he wants to marry his girlfriend of three years, Karen (Apoorva Jha). Viren's refusal creates tension between the families, as Aditi's aunt feels insulted. However Viren and Aditi meet by coincidence, bond quickly and Viren invites Aditi to accompany him to Goa – he wants her to find out if his girlfriend Karen loves him or not.

In Goa, the two of them grow closer and Karen notices this. Viren realises he has fallen in love with Aditi – however preparations for his own wedding with Karen are already underway; things get more complicated as he fought very hard to get engaged to Karen because she's a Christian and Viren a Hindu. Despite this, he wants to marry Aditi who has fallen in love with him, too. However, Aditi rejects him out of respect for her aunt and uncle who have engaged her to Mahesh, Aditi's on-and-off boyfriend.

Maine Socha Na Tha Lyrics

After several conversations, Viren finally forgets Aditi, tells the truth to Karen and gets on with his life, feeling miserable. On the day of Aditi's engagement, Karen meets her and asks her why is she not marrying Viren, now that Viren and Karen have broken up. Karen also tells her that Viren is miserable.

Her cousin overhears this conversation and convinces Aditi to elope with Viren, which she does. They apologise to their families and are accepted. Cast [ ] Actor/actress Role Viren Oberoi Aditi Sahani Apoorva Jha Karen Fernandes Sohrab Ardeshir Karen's father Unknown Salim Shah Damodar Malhotra, Aditi's uncle Aditi's aunt Sonal, Aditi's female first cousin Gopal, Aditi's male first cousin Aditi's grandmother Mr. Nirmal Oberoi, Viren's father Viren's mother Naren, Viren's brother Namita, Viren's sister-in-law Shiva, Viren's friend Apoorva Jha's voice was dubbed by Aldina Zinobia, one the movie's assistant directors. Crew [ ] • Director: • Screenplay: Imtiaz Ali • Story: Imtiaz Ali • Dialogue: Imtiaz Ali • Producers:, Shahnaab Alam • Lyrics:, Subrat Sinha • Cinematography: • Choreographer: • Music director: • Costume designer: Music [ ] Songs in order of appearance in the movie. • 'Zindagi', • 'Abhi Abhi Mere Dil Mein', • 'Main seedhe saadhe dhang se' • 'Mera Tumhara Kya Rishta Hai' • 'Socha Na Tha', • 'Na Sahi' • 'O Yara Rab Rus Jane De', References [ ].

Maine Socha Na Tha

This Mukesh song is from a 1965 movie called ‘Himalay ki God mein”. This song is written by Anand Bakshi and the music was composed by Kalyanji Anandji. Thiis song was picturised on picturesque mountainous locations of Himalayas, on Manoj Kumar and Mala Sinha. It is a romantic song sung with his characteristic X factor by Mukesh.

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No wonder, this song is yet another Mukesh classic. I heard this song for the first time in a “Vishesh jaimala” radio programme in 1975 which was presented by cricketer Sunil Gavaskar. The only song that I remember being played on that programme was this song “Chand si mahbooba ho meri kab aisa maine socha tha.” As it turns out, Raja, the big farmaish sender of this blog and my contemporary, had also listened to that programme, and he too remembered having listened to ths song in that programme. So, here is this song for the readers of this blog.