Rajasthani Song Analysis

We can see use of Rajasthani language to enhance the beauty of the song mausam ka jaadu hai mitwa, like Thandee thandee purvaiya me udatee hai chunariya hey Dhadke mora jiya rama balee hai umariya… II.VII Noise¬-
In the movie ‘Prem Ratan Dhan Payo’, environmental noise of riding chariot, sound of chandelier is necessarily culture¬ specific to the Indian situation; noise associated with violent scenes like fights scenes, sound of swords are particular to indian context.
The sound of flute, drums and kettle drums might not be used for the sound¬effects, but is used for lyrics of songs supported by expressive visuals. Such an example can be given from Prem Ratan Dhan Payo. The song Jalte Diye has lyrics which say, Murli ki tano si…vedo purano si… mohan ki geeta ke jaisi tum.. Another example is from the song chhote chhote bhaiyon ke bade bhaiya of ‘Hum Saath Saath Hain’. The lyrics in the song says Dhol nagade baje shehnaiyan… The example of flute, drums, kettle drums and shehnai used in these songs generally suggest our cultural and religious setting.
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The instruments used to make his presence strongly felt are tambourine in ‘Maine Pyar Kiya’, mandolin in ‘Hum Aapke Hain Koun’ and guitar in ‘Hum Saath Saath Hain’. The visual use of these musical instruments can be taken as cultural indicator of two different classes. The guitar and mandolin describe itself as a lasting fixture in the big drawing rooms of rich families. Guitar is used by Prem to sing out a song at a crowded anniversary party of his parents. But even if it is not used to play, it is used to decorate the house. Within the movie, the guitar suggests richness, urbanisation and sophisticated. The tambourine, in contrast, is a direct descendant of our elders, which signfies their aural presence. As such, even when Prem in ‘Maine Pyar Kiya’ plays the tambourine in title song, it suggests total cultural tradition, simplicity and