O Baby Don't Break My Heart-Mohabbat

[GIVIBILLA87]

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[kkblackbb8230]

First bunk from school was for this movie, awesome song

[uzma401]

nice song

[anilkumarshinu]

Don't break my Heart [Film: Mohobbat]

From  Stereo Nation's I've been waiting!

[SuperAkki1]

song sounds a whole lot like "Tujhe Pyar Mujhse" from "Pyar Kiya To Kya Darna"

[preity2007]

@SuperAkki1 i kno..right!! but if you think about this song come out first cuz Mohabbat was released in 1997 while Pyar Kiya To Dharna Kya was released in 1998

[SuperAkki1]

@preity2007 Haha, well the same thing happened with the deleted song from "Hum Tum-Yaara Yaara" and with "Fanna- Chanda Chamke"

[Angel62275]

nice song na

[apexanwar]

God....Akshay iz chhoooo cute in this song.........

[horryah]

i like it its very nice

[Nabeel943]

nice



[rameshthecricketer]

its a good movie to watch

i lyke de songs in dat movie especailly dis wun

[nata20092000]

wish to see this moovie! stil didnt see that!

[meshzy13]

As cheesy as this video is, I can't keep stop grinning as how much I loved this actors. Madhuri and Akshay has amazing chemistry, and a very nice song indeed! Thanks : )

[sirishilization]

nice. i love this song....



[cecil718]

thanks my dear shab for sharing this song...i like it,,and i'll promise i will never break ur heart

[karoo2die4]

heavy trak

[rsg82]

madhuri has played the love interest of both vinod khanna and akshaye khanna...real life father son.... not too many actresses can say that.

[vandexter101]

i have laughed soo much in my life thanks

[picadeli1]

can somebody please upload the mohabbat movie?

[fijianmc1]

pyaar na karna.... KARUNGAKARUNGA KARUNGA !! LOOOL

[smoothflyp]

i love you madhuri!

[bhuwan980]

i like this video very much and i really like the dance ...

[BladesOfMunch]

LOL Bollywood in the 90's had terrible dancing.

[desidol22]

@BladesOfMunch

I cant believe you called Madhuris dancing "terrible"? The girls now mostly just shake their butt....maybe u like that.

[BladesOfMunch]

Don’t assume something that wasn’t specifically stated. I said nothing that referred to any person.

If you wish to maintain your view on believing I said such a thing, then I am afraid your inability to read simple text and understand it humours me.

[heersaletti]

@BladesOfMunch haha! I kinda agree - its funny though

dude this is still considered OK.... watch sunny deol's!!!

[BladesOfMunch]

It’s not as though Bollywood’s actors and actresses are ‘bad’, it’s ‘outdated’ choreography that is amusing and cringe-worthy at times. Having said this, it’s not as though I don’t appreciate it, or didn’t at some point.

[bhuwan980]

i like this song n the video is the best BHUWAN BAJGAIN

[gemphu1234]

@BladesOfMunch

There is nothing wrong with the dance. This is a funny song .What else you expect.

U dont know anything about coreography.

[BladesOfMunch]

@gemphu1234 No, I suppose I do not “know anything” about choreography; instead, I have competently learnt to respect the opinions of others, laugh [inwardly and appreciatively] at culture and to write [with punctuation and grammar] about my observations and thoughts – crucial for honest interpretations of cultural “evolution”!

Your illiteracy is much appreciated, thank you for publically expressing it.

[gemphu1234]

@BladesOfMunch

Nobody is interested to know how you are writing with grammer and punctuation ,and how careful u r about it.LOL

Any way you have no right to give comment on something you are not aware of.

There is something in the dance which we can only understand.As you are not a part of this culture

you can never understand this.

So, dont give your personal opinion which is against other's culture.This is a cheap activity.

One more thing,Ur complexicity is appreciated.Thanks .LOL

[BladesOfMunch]

@gemphu1234 Do you realize that your simulation of grammar defines hypocrisy? You have reinforced all I stated. It was foolish to “rebuttal” rather immaturely; if you thought with less intention to express anger, you may have come to understand my statements: choreography, as a cultural art form, evolves; we aim to improve each era of “art” via honest critique - while the choreographer for this dance was initially satisfied, he/she could cast an eye back later, and state it could be improved.

[gemphu1234]

@BladesOfMunch

Whatever...,u r a very complex person.I can not reach your level to make you understand.

If you think u r right,be happy.I dont want to give much time in this discussion.

[BladesOfMunch]

@gemphu1234 In simple text: you cannot deny that looking back at your personal life you do not feel amused and yet embarrassed at the way you have done/handled things. It is normal to feel embarrassed, and it is common that some of us feel similarly about the music, art, clothes, movies, dances we once loved or the way we did things. People continue to improve; if one cannot accept this, then there is a deep issue in their own sense of pride. [Typo fix].

[gemphu1234]

@BladesOfMunch

LOL,this is the typical sentence [About personal life] people use in utube ,when they have nothing else to say. By repeating same thing you are making me bore.

I can understand what type of person you are.Dont try to explain.Be happy. Bye

LOL

[BladesOfMunch]

@gemphu1234 Any decent choreographer (i.e. artist) is capable of improvement. Improvement can define success. Having said this, not all styles succeed – modern Bollywood has difficulty in marking new styles of art as it mimics the Western society; the style in this video is markedly unique and intentionally “goofy” – any person familiar with Bollywood can sense it is from the 90’s as an “art era”.

[BladesOfMunch]

@gemphu1234 Many, such as Shahrukh khan and Govinda, can look at previous acting and feel notably embarrassed at times, yet they continue to acknowledge their pride in association with such a production. Likewise, in this video, while we all “loved the song” when it was released, we now feel increasingly amused, embarrassed or perhaps shocked – we constantly compare the past to the present, and surely the choreography looks “funnier” now than it did in the past. It depends on interpretation.