Bollywood music is becoming rocking day by day.Is it good to mix so much English words in bollwood songs?

Chandra sekhar Bag: Bollywood music is becoming rocking day by day.Is it good to mix so much English words in bollwood songs?
Those who are not an Indian are requested not to answer it.Really bollywood songs are becoming rocking day by day but we are mixing so much English word.Is it effecting Indian music.It is good for Indian music or not good.Is it as sweet as our hindi songs.Can’t we compose pure hindi lyrics song with the same rocking music that we are producing now a days.Please post your comments with appropriate arguments.

Answers and Views:

Answer by Ashlie Nichole
We can all agree Bollywood is trying to form too much into the Western Culture. I wish we could keep the old Bollywood from the 70’s-80’s. Mixing all the enlish in with hindi/urdu/etc is making it too confusing to really get the idea of the music anymore..

Answer by NickGray
I really don’t think it makes a difference. Indians are integrating more English into their speech, and that is reflecting itself in the music. Hits like Sheila Ki Jawani and Munni all have English in them- but why is that bad? Indians speak English now, as well as Hindi! We can’t expect our music to stay stagnant with Kishore Kumar esque lyrics.

Answer by Samir Kapoor
Discowale khisko b
hai deshi beat bajani
I mean not 100% desi but lyrics should be pure deshi.There are some new songs which were biggest hit with very less use of English.
1-Munni badnam hui
2-Aila re aila from Khatta meetha
3-Hud hud dabang
4-Humka peeni hai
5-abhi kuch dino se
6-aynvi aynvi from band baja barat
7-bade dilwala
8-bahara
9-behti hawa sa tha woh
10-bheegi si bhagi si
11-chan ke mohalla from action replay
12-chori kiya re jiya from dabang
13-dilkash dildar duniya from ashayein
14-dum dum from band baja bart
15-gal mithi mithi
16-hare kanch ki chudiya
17-ibn e batuta
18-ishak se mitha
19-ishq ki gali from milenge milenge
20-janiya teri hansi ada from musaa
21-kyun mang khali hai(ek second)
22-title song milenge milenge
23-o bekhabar
24-pee loon
25-pyar itna na kar (a flat)
26-sajde kiya (khatta meetha)
27-sauda hai dil ka from aakrosh
28-surili akhiyon wali
29-tere liye(prince)
30-tere mast mast do nain
31-udi from guzarish
32-wallah re wallah
33-zindgi do pal ki (kites)
from the list it’s clear that English isn’t necessary for producing hit songs.Tere liye of prince is it’s best example.It is one of most rocking & biggest hit of the year.At the begining of 2010 it was the biggest hit where there was not even a single English word.

Answer by ashi
Of course they can compose songs with pure Hindi only, i don’t think they need English.
I am not Indian.