Vande Mataram
Lata Mangeshkar · Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham... [2006]
CHORUS: vande maataram (8)
(repeat)
LATA: maa.. maa
sujalam suphalam malayaja sheetalam
shasyashyamalam maataram, vande
sujalam suphalam malayaja sheetalam
shasyashyaamalam maataram, vande maataram !!
CHORUS: vande maataram (8)
LATA: maa
LATA:
shubhra jyotsna pulakitayaaminim
phulla kusumita drumadalashobhinim
aaa
CHORUS:
shubhra jyotsna pulakitayaaminim
phulla kusumita drumadalashobhinim
LATA:
suhaasinim sumadhurabhaashhinim
sukhadaam varadaam maataram
CHORUS: vande maataram (8)
LATA:
(sapta koti kantha kalakalaninaada karale
nisapta koti bhujaidhruta karakarvale) 2
abalakeno maa eto bale
bahubaladhaarinim namaami tarinim
ripudalavarinim maataram, vande maataram !!
CHORUS: vande maataram (8)
LATA:
tvam hi durga dashapraharanadhaarini
kamala kamaladala vihaarini
vaani vidyaadaayini, namaami tvam
namaami kamalam amalam atulam
sujalam suphalam maataram
shyamalam saralam susmitam bhooshhitam
dharinim bharanim maataram, vande maataram !!!!!
CHORUS: vande maataram (8)
LATA: maa.. , maa...
Vande Mataram
Lata Mangeshkar's rendition of 'Vande Mataram' from the 2006 film 'Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham' stands as a monumental achievement in Indian cinema and music. This recording exemplifies her mastery of the classical Hindustani style, seamlessly blending it with the patriotic fervor of the song. The track serves as a powerful anthem, capturing the emotional resonance of national pride within a blockbuster narrative. Mangeshkar's vocal delivery is characterized by its immense power and clarity, delivering the lyrics with a gravitas that has made this version an enduring standard. It remains a defining example of her ability to interpret complex compositions that bridge the gap between traditional musical heritage and modern cinematic storytelling.