The subject of
this post – Aanan Faanan – made me scratch my head for two reasons.
Firstly, because I didn’t know how to react to the tackiness unfolding on screen. Of course, Govinda could get away with anything at that point.
And secondly, because I didn’t, for the life of me, know what Aanan Faanan meant. On looking it up online, I realised it was the Urdu word for immediately.
The track, from Haathkadi (1995), was composed and sung by Anu Malik, who was joined behind the microphone by Abhijeet and Swarnalatha.
Maya Govind penned it.
Firstly, because I didn’t know how to react to the tackiness unfolding on screen. Of course, Govinda could get away with anything at that point.
And secondly, because I didn’t, for the life of me, know what Aanan Faanan meant. On looking it up online, I realised it was the Urdu word for immediately.
The track, from Haathkadi (1995), was composed and sung by Anu Malik, who was joined behind the microphone by Abhijeet and Swarnalatha.
Maya Govind penned it.
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