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Alaya F and her mother Pooja Bedi celebrated Valentine’s Day with a special dance reel.They danced to the iconic song ‘Pehla Nasha’ from the 1992 film ‘Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar’.Pooja Bedi’s memorable supporting role in the film made their performance even more special.

Actress Alaya F chose a unique way to celebrate Valentine’s Day this year by sharing a heartwarming dance reel for her mother, Pooja Bedi. The duo danced to the iconic song ‘Pehla Nasha’ from the 1992 film ‘Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar’, in which Pooja Bedi played a memorable supporting role.

Alaya F posted an Instagram reel with her mother on social media:

In the video, Alaya and her mother showcased their synchronized dance moves, spreading joy and love through their delightful performance. Alaya took to Instagram to share the special moment, captioning the post, “Impromptu Valentine’s Day dance reel with a very special surprise!

Actress Alaya F, who is gearing up for her upcoming film ‘Bade Miyan Chote Miyan’, broke into an impromptu dance on the occasion of Valentine’s Day, on Wednesday. The actress performed to the song ‘Pehla Nasha’, and shared a video of the same on her social media.

In the video, the actress was joined by her mom Pooja Bedi, who stole the hearts in the original video of the song.

The video opens with Alaya showcasing her swift moves to the iconic melody of ‘Pehla Nasha’. As the video picks up the pace, Pooja Bedi joins her daughter, adding a touch of nostalgia and familial warmth to the dance routine.

Alaya wrote in the caption: “Impromptu Valentine’s Day dance reel with a very special surprise. #PehlaNasha with my dearest mother @poojabediofficial. Choreography by @dimplekotecha Video by @adityabhansali_ Styled by @sheefajgilani.”

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One of the highlights of the upcoming episode will be the ‘Awaara Crew’, from Delhi, who will take the stage by storm with their performance on the song ‘Pehli Baar Hai.’ What makes their performance even more captivating is the surprise that awaits the crew.

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2019 has taken the remake trend of 2018 and pushed the dial to 11. We’ve seen straight rips of some classic old songs and some very good bits of reworking and modernising efforts from the new generation of music directors. We can look at how Ek Ladki Ko Dekha To Aisa Laga not only reminded us of Anil Kapoor bouncing around on his bed and in his old car but also brought the reality of Sonam Kapoor’s role in the new film into focus. At the other end of the scale there’s been a lot of reworking done for Punjabi pop performers, with several being invited to redo their songs with some of Bollywood’s best.

In all cases what any remake does do well is to give listeners both new and old a chance to either reminisce or get to know a song that may be from a previous...

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Filmmaker Farah Khan, who started her career as a choreographer with the Aamir Khan film ‘Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar’, has completed 25 years in the industry. Her first song was the classic ‘Pehla Nasha’, which remains one of the best romantic songs to come out of the industry.Read More

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Aamir Khan, who celebrated his 50th birthday earlier this year, wishes Shah Rukh Khan on his 50th.

On his official Twitter page, Aamir posted “Hey Shah, many happy returns of the day. May you continue to shine and give us joy. Love. a.”

Aamir and Shah Rukh have never shared screen-space, except in one film where they made a guest appearance. The film was ‘Pehla Nasha’, it released back in the 90s.

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We all know that a Bollywood film is incomplete without a few songs being thrown in with them. It is sort of like bread and butter, you can’t enjoy one without the other. Combining them together makes it all the more delicious. Over the last 100 years of filmmaking, the world has been exposed to some of the most iconic Bollywood numbers that we cannot erase from our minds and consider them to be eternal classics. As part of our mini-feature, BollySpice presents to you 15 songs that have changed Bollywood forever. Enjoy!

1. ‘Aayega Aane Wala’ from Mahal (1949) – Though this song won’t be as well known amongst the younger generation, the song ‘Aayega Aane Wala’ from the chilling film Mahal, is important for one major reason. This song made India’s nightingale Lata Mangeshkar a nationwide superstar and she went on to sing for Bollywood films for another six decades.

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The iconic superstar of film choreography Saroj Khan is not amused at being targeted by Farah Khan twice over, once during a promotional appearance on Comedy Nights With Kapil where comedian Kiku Sharda did his trademark takeoff on Saroj Khan. And now in the film Happy New Year Kiku returns to do broad takeoff on the famed choreographer. Sarojji is neither amused nor flattered by the comic imitation. Upset but unwilling to let her hurt show Sarojji takes a deep breath and says calmly, "I want all rational media-persons to ask a question on my behalf: what did Farah Khan by getting a comedian to mimic me on Kapil Sharma's show, and then in her film? Kyon mere peeche pade huey ho? Shame on Farah, Kiku Sharda and Kapil Sharma for this kind of behaviour. What has Kapil Sharma got to do with me? Why is he part of this?...

Memory lane has a special place for our firsts. Each of them represents an age, an era and an experience. From my first tooth to my first bruise, my first day at school to my first belly flop into the pool, they are all there. Some are protected by a forgetful mind but they are there. They make the identity we create in life. For example, a part of my identity is Bollyspice. Like all the writers here at Bollyspice. How does this link to the title? Well, Bollywood’s love affair with first loves and the release of Bombay Talkies is what prompted the title of this piece actually. You see, it’s just like our writer Pooja Rao said in her review of Bombay Talkies, cinema doesn’t just affect the lives of those involved, it affects its audience too. So the writers at Bollyspice bring to you our Pehla Nasha,...

Farah Khan, who is a judge of Star Plus’ biggest dance reality show, Just Dance, was so touched by Surjeet’s performance on the song Pehla Nasha that it took her down the memory lane. This was, because, Pehla Nasha was Farah’s debut song in Bollywood.

One of her favourite, Surjeet Bansal, performed an Ariel act on the song which got Farah nostalgic. While the performer never knew the connection between the song and the judge, Farah was overwhelmed with joy.

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Despite a Lagaan, Swades and Jodhaa Akbar behind him, Ashutosh Gowariker isn't willing to disown his other work. Though one would have expected that he would have left behind his What's Your Raashee? (which was a box office failure) or Pehla Nasha (his lesser known debut flick), the fact is that he still fondly remembers each of his outings. "I can't help it as I can never disassociate myself from any of my films. I am as much attached to Pehla Nasha as I am with Lagaan. For th...

June 1, 2010: It is a well known fact that in Ashutosh Gowarikar’s career as a director, two of the six movies that he has directed, were time periods. And now, he is about to come up with one more movie titled Khelein Hum Jee Jaan Se, which is also based on the earlier times.

It is highly noticeable that these time period movies are the ones that got him recognition and fame in the film industry. His first two movies Pehla Nasha and Baazi didn’t do well at the box office. His next film Lagaan, which was based on the period of 1890, earned him fame.

Also, Jodha Akbar, based on the times.

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