Women's Day 2024: 5 Hindi Songs That Uplift Women Without Objectification

International Women’s Day, observed annually on March 8 worldwide, is a day dedicated to acknowledging and honouring the significant role of women in society and their remarkable accomplishments. While bollywood has been criticised for songs that often portray women in objectifying ways, several songs genuinely celebrate the essence of being a woman. These bollywood tunes applaud women for their strength, uniqueness, courage, and fierceness. Here, we reveal a selection of such songs that you can relish on Women's Day.

‘Badal Pe Paon Hain’ From ‘Chak De! India’

Jaideep Sahni eloquently expressed the emotions that resonate with every underdog when they are finally provided an opportunity to showcase their worth. Sung by Hema Sardesai and composed by Salim-Sulaiman, ‘Badal Pe Paon Hain’ encapsulates the mix of eager nervousness and careful optimism that accompanies the commencement of a new journey, particularly one that has been ardently fought for.

‘Patakha Guddi’ From ‘Highway’

The track 'Patakha Guddi' from the 2014 film 'Highway' is a jubilant celebration of freedom. Sung by the talented Nooran sisters, Sultana and Jyoti, and featuring the soulful composition of A.R. Rahman, the song has the power to instantly elevate one's spirits. The narrative of the song revolves around Alia Bhatt's character, who experiences a newfound sense of freedom, paradoxically while being in a situation of abduction. Alia Bhatt's performance adds to the charm of this Punjabi-infused composition, enriched with a touch of Sufism.

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‘Bekhauff’ From ‘Satyamev Jayate 2’

The soulful track 'Bekhauff Hai Rehna Mujhe,' sung by the melodious Sona Mohapatra, carries a poignant message, women aspire to live without fear. This emotionally resonant song was prominently featured in Aamir Khan's television show addressing societal issues, ‘Satyamev Jayate 2.’ Composed by Ravi Sampath and featuring heartfelt lyrics by Svati Chakravarty, the song encapsulates the essence of the desire for a world where women can live without apprehension.

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‘Jugni’ From ‘Queen’

The 2014 film ‘Queen’ played a pivotal role in officially establishing Kangana Ranaut as the bollywood Queen. The movie, centred around the self-exploration journey of a young woman abandoned by her fiancé at the altar, is a liberating tale. The song ‘Jugni,’ composed and sung by Amit Trivedi, features beautiful and poetic lyrics that evoke appreciation with every listen. The combination of the song's relatable lyrics and Kangana's poignant portrayal invites contemplation on life as a profound journey.

‘Masakali’ from ‘Delhi-6’

At times, the songs that resonate with us are the ones that echo our innermost aspirations, inspiring us to conquer the world on our terms. "Masakali," a collaboration of three brilliant artists – Prasoon Joshi (lyricist), A.R. Rahman (composer), and Mohit Chauhan (singer) – stands as one such song.

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‘Kudi Nu Nachne De’ From ‘Angrezi Medium’

Regardless of what brings you down, 'Kudi Nu Nachne De' serves as the perfect mood lifter. Penned by Priya Saraiya and composed by Sachin-Jigar, this track epitomises the exhilaration of liberation, encouraging women to march, or rather, dance to the rhythm of their unique tunes.

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