Author : Aarohi Agarwal
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The memorable day of Independence of India is a reminder to each and every Indian about the struggle, the fights, the battles, the war, and the undeniable sense of passion for their country. It is a day to remember the patriots who have sacrificed themselves to protect their nation and free all from the iron clutches of the British Empire. Naturally, this day is celebrated all over the nation with various kinds of patriotic functions including speeches by the prime Minister and the Chief Minister of the country, programs celebrating the hard-won freedom with singing, dancing, recitation, and even theatrical performances. This blog has listed some of the most beautiful and undeniably spine-chilling patriotic songs that you should add to your playlist right now, as there isn’t much time left for 15th August to come rolling.
1. Bharat Ki Beti from Gunjan Saxena
The movie Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl was a Hindi biographical drama which is based on one of the first women pilots of the Indian Air Force. The struggle of being in a war zone at the young age of 24 was depicted very heroically in the film. The track ‘Bharat Ki Beti’ added another layer to the movie which portrayed that dreams of a young girl can be turned into reality if only there is sheer determination and the support of her parents. The song encapsulates the longing of the young and aspiring army officer to reach the skies, to prevent her motherland from destruction, and to serve her mother nation till her last breath. The song is composed and produced by eminent Amit Trivedi, written by the very talented Kausar Munir, and sung by the famous Arijit Singh. The lyrics along with the melody and the heart-touching vocals are bound to make you feel full of patriotism and the power of women which may not be seen as much as it should be.
2.India Waale from Happy New Year
Not just the home of the hard workers, but India is also the home of the ones who like to party even harder. With Bollywood music, enchanting romanticism, and unforgettable dialogues, India is made of so much more than just these stereotypical concepts. The song ‘India Waale’ from the movie Happy New Year celebrates those left-out parts of being an Indian. The song is about embracing the weirdness, eccentrics, genius, and innocence of the people of this country that can outshine anyone and everyone in the world if given the right opportunity. The song spreads love to all the Indians out in the world for their own desi flair.
3. Ae Watan from Razzi
The movie Razzi is a Hindi spy thriller that depicts the life of a young girl who is forced to take her father’s place in the Research and Analysis Wing of India. Despite her tender age and innocence, Sehmat the female protagonist excels in the training and gets married to Pakistan Brigadier’s young son so that she can inform India about the offensives planned by Pakistan. Although the film is all about fighting for your country, you would think about what else there can be to add another layer of patriotism, well the track ‘Ae Watan’ is the secret weapon here. The song not only shows the love of Sehmat for her country but it plays a crucial role in the turn of events that leads to the climax of the movie. The song is sung by Arijit Singh and Sunidhi Chauhan, written by Gulzar and Allama Iqbal, and composed by Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy.
4. Yeh Mera Hindustan Hai
This track is a brand new one which was released on 12th August on major music streaming and digital platforms. ‘Yeh Mera Hindustan Hai’ is a track sung by Shankar Mahadevan and Sonu Nigam which belongs to the album of the same name. The beautiful harmonization of the energy and power of Mahadevan’s vocals and the emotions of Nigam’s vocals has created this masterpiece and is one of the ‘must-have’ tracks that need to be added to your playlist right away. The song is composed by the famous and mega-talented Anu Mallik, written by Sameer Anjaan, and produced by Ganesh Jain and Ratan Jain. The clear vocals along with the mesmerizing melody have already gained a lot of attention within such a short span of time from its release.
6. Lehra Do from 83
The movie was a biographical drama that was based on the true events of India winning the World Cup of 1983 under the captaincy of Kapil Dev. Even though according to the box office revenues, this film is considered to be a flop the story and the songs are worth mentioning in the aspect of patriotism. As patriotism is not only bounded by war pledged against the enemies of the country in the battlegrounds it is also about pledging a war to win the nation the respect it deserves in all spheres of life and that includes the ground of cricket too. The track has an enormous impact on the film and on the audience. It has the ability to make people believe in and respect their great country and how much power this nation has in every aspect. ‘Lehra Do’ is sung by the beloved singer Arijit Singh, with music given by Pritam and lyrics written by Kausar Munir.
6. Kandhon Se Milte Hain Kandhe from Lakshya
The movie portrays a lazy and aimless young man who is forced to join the Indian army at first where he struggled immensely and retreated to home. The Youngman tries for the second time, focused on achieving something better, and finds himself in the middle of The Kargil War. The track is backed up by powerful lyrics written by Javed Akhtar and soulful yet strong melodic harmony composed by the trio Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy. The vocals of Shankar Mahadevan, Sonu Nigam, Hariharan, Roop Kumar Rathod, Kunal Ganjawala, and Vijay Prakash have created an aura revolving around this track that is bound to give anyone goosebumps and feel them with an intense sense of love for the motherland.
7. Mera Rang De Basanti Chola from The Legend of Bhagat Singh
The track belongs to the movie ‘The Legend of Bhagat Singh’ which portrayed the daredevil nature and the sacrifice of the young leader who smilingly embraced the noose standing on the scaffold for his nation. When we talk about the Independence of India, Bhagat Singh is a name that can never be erased from our memories. He has always been a bright star in the galaxy of freedom fighters and has shown what the youth of a country is capable of when it comes to protecting their motherland. The track is a tribute to this great freedom fighter and expresses a call for sacrifice and a commitment to the cause of independence.
8. Aisa Des Hai Mera from Veer-Zaara
This track is from the movie Veer-Zaara which casts the one and only Shah Rukh Khan and the evergreen and gorgeous Preity Zinta. The lyrics are written by the legendary figure Javed Akhtar and depict the emotional connection people have with their country and the beauty, and diversity of the nation. The evocative melody and the emotional depth contribute significantly to the film’s soundtrack. Iconic and eminent singers like Lata Mangeshkar, and Udit Narayan along with Gurdas Mann and Pritha Majumdar have given this track its life.
9.Yeh Jo Des Hai Tera from Swades
One of the most memorable patriotic songs that comes to mind of every Indian is ‘Yeh Jo Des hai Mera’ by the world-famous singer, songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist, and philanthropist A.R. Rahman from the movie ‘Swades’ starring the king of Bollywood Shah Rukh Khan. The credit for the soul-touching lyrics of this song again goes to the legendary icon Javed Akhtar who has beautifully expressed the emotions this track holds within. The song depicts a picture of the protagonist’s emotional journey and his connection with his homeland. The themes of patriotism, social responsibility, and a need for a positive change are masterfully captured by a single track.
10.I Love My India from Pardes
This track remains a favorite when it comes to Independence Day celebrations for its emotional and stirring impacts. The song is from the movie ‘Pardes’ with the mesmerizing vocal power of iconic artists like Hariharan, Kavita Krishnamurthy, Shankar Mahadevan, and Aditya Narayan. The movie was released in 1997; however, even one century later it is still one of the most mentionable patriotic Hindi songs Bollywood has presented its fans with. The lyrics are enticing and catchy and the credit goes to Anand Bakshi for that.
So, if you do not like crowded places, but still want to feel the sensation of patriotism running down your spine without getting in the middle of chaos, these are some of the most unforgettable musical tracks that empower and capture the sense of patriotism magnificently. From old and golden tracks to recently released heart-touching ones, your playlist should be ready to celebrate this Independence Day on your terms.
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