Susheela Raman - Ye Meera Divanapan Hai!

The Track "Ye Meera Divanapan Hai" is taken from Susheela Raman's fantastic second Album "Love Trap" (2003). Listen and enjoy it.

This song is written and composed by Shankar Jaikishan. It was originally sung by Mukesh in the 1960 Hindi film "Yehudi". The pictures used are from the Indian woman actresses Ashwarya Rai and Madhuri Dixit.

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Lyrics (taken from original CD booklet):
"You distance yourself
From your heart
But I hold mine proud
You might accept or deny
The power of feeling
But the world knows its strength
This may be my madness
Or the way of love
You are blind to resist
The love this craving heart holds for you
Even if you never come, I will wait
Then, one solitary day
Breathe no more
If you call me then
I will never return."
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Also found on internet:
Ye Meraa Diivaanaapan Hai ...
This is my madness
Dil Se Tujhako Bedilii Hai, Mujhako Hai Dil Kaa Guruur
You are disheartened by your heart, but it is my heart's pride
Tuu Ye Maane Ke Na Maane, Log Maane.Nge Zuruur
Whether you accept it or not, people absolutely will..

Ye Meraa Diivaanaapan Hai, Yaa Muhabbat Kaa Suruur
You can call it my madness, or the delight of love
Tuu Na Pahachaane To Hai Ye, Terii Nazaro.N Kaa Qusuur
If you can't recognize / realize this, blame it on your eyesight
Ye Meraa Diivaanaapan Hai...
This is my madness

Dil Ko Terii Hii Tamannaa, Dil Ko Hai Tujhase Hii Pyaar
My heart only wishes / longs for you, and my heart is loving only you
Chaahe Tuu Aae Na Aae, Ham Kare.Nge I.Ntazaar
Whether you come or not, I will be waiting for you
Ye Meraa Diivaanaapan Hai ...

Aise Viiraane Me.N Ik Din, Ghut Ke Mar Jaae.Nge Ham
With such desolation / solitude, I will suffocate and die one day,
Jitanaa Jii Chaahe Pukaaro, Phir Nahii.N Aae.Nge Ham
How much you would call out to me then, I would never return again..
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Susheela Raman's first solo album "Salt rain" was an outstanding debut that won the BBC Best Newcomer Award 2002. She was also shortlisted for the UK Mercury Prize, - Britain's foremost reward to new artists with distinct creative ability -, thus becoming the first world music artist to figure for this prestigious award. "Salt Rain" is by far one of the best fusion albums you can get. The tracks are sung in Tamil, Telugu, Hindi and Sanskrit

As an artist, Susheela Raman continues to develop and explore issues of identity with new sounds that celebrate multiplicity. She draws her collaborators from across Europe, Asia, and Africa: Cameroonian bassist Hilaire Penda, Guinea-Bissau born percussionist Djanuno Dabo, American drummer Marque Gilmore, British-Asian tabla player Aref Durvesh, and of course British guitarist and producer Sam Mills are at the heart of this album as they were on "Salt Rain".

Susheela: "We were lucky to collaborate with some unique musicians who live mostly in London and Paris but are of diverse origins: Guinea Bissau, Cameroun, India, Romania, France, Greece, Egypt, Kenya, America, and Spain. Any record is a meeting of many minds and, now more than ever, it is networks of people, not just individuals, that spark new and exciting work. Everyone brought their own special energy to the music and I am very proud of what we all worked together to create."

Musicians:
Susheela Raman (Voice)
Sam Mills (Producer, Guitar, Drones)
Aref Durvesh (Tabla, Dholak and Tabla Tarang)
Djanuno Dabo (Bongos, Congas, Claypot, Shakers, Backing Vocals)
Tony Allen (Drums)
Hilaire Penda (Bass)
Vincent Segal (Cello and Cello arrangements)
Manos Achalinotopoulos (Clarinet, Kaval flute)
Albert Kuvezin (Bass)
Dorantes (Piano, Handclaps with Tete & Pedro Pena)
Tom Diakite (Kora)
Bobby Jocky (Bass)

Produced by Sam Mills. Narada Production (2003)

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[seven7045]

cheap and easy method of gaining fame n riches but how long would it last. i hate remaking and remixing especially tampering with such beautiful creations by uttering out bizzare pronounciation and weird voice in the name of experimentation or innovation. i didnt know her before 2day but I knew of the original song and the movie despite the fact i was born years n years after it came. moreover, most NRIs have a decent indian accent. why can't she have when she is actually a voice artist. strange

[tiad]

@seven7045: What are you talking about? Susheela Raman hasn't "gaining fame" because of this track. She sung other, much better songs in her unique style to get attraction by world music lovers, e.g. like me. Without any Bollywood show. Apparently you haven't any clue of that. Please first listen to her albums before blustering her. Actually, for what? - Regards - ** TIAD **

[ThePoptartjunkie]

Thumbs up if you're here because of Sunny Leone!

[Nistie]

Thumbs up if you're here because of big boss and sunny leone! And think her voice is unique and soothing!

[tazzywazzy21]

OMG she made a classic even prettier =D props major PROPS!

[handicappedhero]

Why is she so pretty? That's hardly fair.

[sookhlall]

100 Euro inaam!!!

[assaultk47]

CRAP song and voice is shit..

[Maryam78677]

@ThePoptartjunkie :D!!

[antishkaran]

Thumbs up if you're here because of susheela raman

[soheiljerusalem]

i adore this song

[miru663]

haiiiiii yay........