Singer: Sunidhi Chauhan, Mahalakshmi Iyer, Hariharan Apart from Rathod’s Toh Chaloon, Sandeshe Aate Hain garnered national attention and praise. This 1997 film based on the Battle of Longewala during the Indo-Pak war (1971) is immensely popular due to its brilliant soundtrack instantly evoking a deep sense of patriotism and connection to one’s roots. Still a firm favorite of most school and college farewells, this is a worthy mention on every list of farewell songs in Hindi. One of the most popular songs from the Pakistani Band, Lagan, this lyrical number perfectly encapsulates how we feel when a loved one says goodbye and moves on. Singer and Lyrics: Lagan – Pakistani Band Is any farewell truly complete without someone singing Purani Jeans? The answer is a resounding no! 3. Praised for the music and soundtrack by Bappi Lahiri, especially the titular Chalte Chalte by Kishore Kumar. One of the staples of every school, and college farewell, this song is from 1976 Bollywood Thriller starring Vishal Anand and Simi Garewal. What else can be better than lighting up the moment and playing these melodious tracks on their day of retirement? So, here’s a list of top Bollywood farewell songs in Hindi 1. Their work and contributions need to be awarded in a special way.
Every individual contributes something or the other through their wonderful journey. So, in this article, we have tried to pick some of the most memorable Hindi songs from Bollywood that will make any farewell party unforgettable.Īnd, the best part is, these goodbye songs can also be used as retirement songs. Throughout the years, movies have given us emotional songs that just hit the right note when sung at a farewell. What better way to mark the occasion than a heartfelt song. From school to college and our professional lives, we have bid adieu to our friends, colleagues, and loved ones. A sad goodbye for people who have been with us on a journey and happiness for their future endeavors. Farewell is an occasion that brings up mixed emotions in people.
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