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Watch: Wedding season is on and you shouldn't miss this 'ultimate shaadi playlist'
East India Comedy decided to come up with a video of a list of songs that are spoofs of foreign hits, and added a lot of Indianess to it.
It's that time of the year. The wedding season is here and all you see on your Facebook timeline are life events 'Mr got married to Ms Y', pictures of happy grooms carrying their brides, or selfies of women with too much pink and red on their face. We are sure your Instagram is full of hashtags like #PinkyKiShaadi and #BuntyWedsBubbly.And of course, when there's a wedding, there's a baraat and nach gaana.[caption id="attachment_1675003" align="alignleft" width="380"]![Representational image. AFP.]()
Representational image. AFP.[/caption]So comedy group East India Comedy decided to come up with a video of a list of songs that are spoofs of foreign hits, and added a flavour of desi to it.The video starts with the tune from our all-time favourite Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge and consists of The Baarat Song by Ke$ha Bhonsle, Mandap Anthem by Oldie Mercury, Dressing Up Gaana by Lorde Meghnad Desai, among others.The video shows various sides of a wedding: The Punjabi baraat, the saat phere, the stealing of the groom's shoe, the dressing up for the wedding, the free food and daaru, the fake smile at the reception and of course to end with, the much-awaited wedding night.Watch the video here:We like the video till of course East India Comedy, just like always, turns preachy. "Wear condom, use protection."
Representational image. AFP.[/caption]So comedy group East India Comedy decided to come up with a video of a list of songs that are spoofs of foreign hits, and added a flavour of desi to it.The video starts with the tune from our all-time favourite Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge and consists of The Baarat Song by Ke$ha Bhonsle, Mandap Anthem by Oldie Mercury, Dressing Up Gaana by Lorde Meghnad Desai, among others.The video shows various sides of a wedding: The Punjabi baraat, the saat phere, the stealing of the groom's shoe, the dressing up for the wedding, the free food and daaru, the fake smile at the reception and of course to end with, the much-awaited wedding night.Watch the video here:First Published:Dec 04, 2014, 16:36:01 IST
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