Wajale Ki Bara, Mala Jau Dya Na Ghari (Let me go home, as the clock has struck twelve) is basically every desi relationship ever! Another gem from Ajay-Atul for the film Natrang, you cannot help but break into a singalong! The peppy number, released in an album, has Vaishali Samant crooning about how sheвЂ™s had her share of men, and she is really not interested in love! Also, watch out for Ishita ArunвЂ™s brilliant dance moves. The 2002 song, вЂAika DajibaвЂ™ has the most amount of remakes on the internet. The song got a lot of attention, especially in 2016 when Mithila Palkar used the song to recreate Anna KendrickвЂ™s song, Cups. Jaywant KulkarniвЂ™s вЂHi Chaal Turu TuruвЂ™ is a cutesy song about a man complimenting a girl. While it is not an out and out Marathi song, we all can agree that the most catchy lines in the songs are the ones sung in Marathi: N avrai majhi ladachi ladachi gaвЂ¦ This peppy number from Sridevi's English Vinglish is a perfect wedding song. The song was composed by musician duo Ajay-Atul for a Marathi film called Jatra, back in 2007, and needless to say, it was as big a hit as the Hindi version that came out in 2012. Remember Katrina KaifвЂ™s вЂChikni ChameliвЂ™ from Agneepath? Well here's the inspiration for that song. While Ajay and Atul GogavaleвЂ™s Zingaat is a recent favourite, here are 8 other Marathi numbers that youвЂ™ll end up putting on your playlist if you hear them just once. You donвЂ™t need to know the words, the tune is enough to get you tapping your foot and humming along. Whether you eventually ended up liking the Hindi number or not, you cannot stop humming the Marathi version of the song. When Karan Johar dropped the trailer of Dhadakearlier this year, everyone wanted a listen of the Hindi version of MaharashtraвЂ™s favourite Ganpati dance number, Zingaat (from Sairat).

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