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The advice of Manoj Kumar’s ‘Toilet Break’ led this Amitabh Bachchan Classic-the story behind Bollywood’s most prestigious ‘non-Holi’. Hindi film news

Holi and Bollywood songs share an unbreakable bond. While dedicated in the festival is its own proper part Holi songs Like Rang Barse and Din of Holi, there are some tracks, which have become Holi staples despite having no direct connection with the festival. Among them, one of the most famous and frequent songs played during the Holi ceremony is that of Amitabh Bachchan. Khaik Paan Banaras Wala From Don (1978).
Amitabh Bachchan’s prestigious performance
With the electrification energy of Bachchan, his careless dance tricks, and those unforgettable red lips, this song has become synonymous with the joyous chaos of Holi. However, what makes it even more attractive is the amazing story behind its construction. The biggest twist? Khik Paan Banaras Wala was never for Amitabh Bachchan in Don! The song was originally made for a completely separate film – starring Dev Anand, Banarasi Babu. However, the song was eventually removed from that film and remained unused.
When the don was being made, the film’s makers felt that the entertaining thriller needs a mild moment to balance its intensity. Director Chandra Barot and music composer Kalyanji-Anandji decided to rebuild the track and introduce it to the second part of the film. With Bachchan’s playful performance, attractive beats of songs and infectious singing of Kishore Kumar, it turned it into an unforgettable cinematic moment.
A friend’s honest response changed everything
Don was a masterclass in suspense thriller, and when director Chandra Barot did a special screening for his superstar friend Manoj Kumar, he received a valuable response. In an interview with Radiff in 2006, speaking about the success of ‘non-Holi Holi Song,’ Chandra Barot, Khik Paan Banaras Vala, recalled, “I should also thank that I should also thank Manoj Kumar who I needed a song. When he saw it, he said that the film was very difficult.

With the tune of renunciation till Holi Anthem
Despite its roots in Dawn, the Khake Pan Banaras has systematically become a Holi favorite for years. Whether it is the vibrant energy of the song, desi Banarasi vibe, or sheer fun it flows, it complements the spirit of Holi completely. Today, it is necessary for Holi parties as dissolved and gulal!
Bollywood has a way to change songs in cultural events, and Khaik Pan Banaras Vala is a prime example of this magic. Being a rejected song to become one of the most played tracks during Holi, its journey is colored as a festival!

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