Marathi Folk Song ‘Sonu Tuza Mazyavar Bharosa Nahi Kay’ is the New Social Media Trend!
The actual origin of Sonu Song is unknown however many claim that Ajay Kshirsagar is the genius who has penned this song and his video song is responsible for this viral sensation.
Move over Dhinchak Pooja songs (anyway they’re deleted) to yet nonsensical but super catchy Sonu Tuza Mazyavar Bharosa Nahi Kay song. The internet has the power of making trends that are absolutely senseless and this apparent creation by Ajay Kshirsagar is going crazy viral on the social media and instant messaging apps, WhatsApp. The famous Marathi song ‘Sonu Tuza Mazyavar Bharosa Nahi Kay’ has numerous versions available online.
The Sonu Song has been loved and used by everyone from commoners to vent about their lost love to the radio channels who are trying to highlight various issues. With hardly any details about its origin, the Sonu Sonu is one catchy tune with a mysterious past. ‘Sonu Tuza Mazyavar Bharosa Nahi Kay’ which translates to “Sonu, Don’t you Trust me” is said to be an old Marathi folk song which is gaining popularity once again. Adult Songs of Bollywood: List of Songs With Perverted Double Meaning Lyrics For The Dirty Minds
The actual origin of Sonu Song is unknown however many claim that Ajay Kshirsagar is the genius who has penned this song and his video song is responsible for this viral sensation. There are various versions of the song that sing out a story whether it is RJ Malishka complaining about the pothole issues in Mumbai. The bizarre melody has a tune that will stay stuck in your head all day long, and the best part of the song has to be the fact that anyone can sing along. With hardly any notes to take care of, it is the perfect song for the masses. Hawa Hawa song from movie Mubarakan released: 6 other old songs ‘remixed’ and ruined by Bollywood this year.
The original Sonu song is made in Marathi and is now being remade in other languages by radio stations. The Gujarati version of the song was released by RJ Aniruddh Trivedi while Radio City came up with a new version of Sonu Song to propose to Ranveer Singh and wish him a Happy Birthday.
The subject of the song is a woman's plaintive question to her lover: Sonu, don't you trust me?
Who's this Sonu, one might ask. In interviews to Marathi TV channels, Kshirsagar says it's what his wife calls him lovingly. In fact his wife Bhagyashali has also sung the song along with him.
The original video on YouTube which also credits Chadan Kamble for the music, has poor production quality, a faster pace and a clip-art kitschy feel to it that is given more sophistication in its subsequent version by RJ Malishka Mendonsa in a parody slamming BMC for Mumbai's potholes.
Youngsters have been recording various versions of the Sonu Song and sharing it online, and another notable band that has released their version of the song is the Six Pack Band. Here are the best versions of the Sonu Song.
Move over Dhinchak Pooja songs (anyway they’re deleted) to yet nonsensical but super catchy Sonu Tuza Mazyavar Bharosa Nahi Kay song. The internet has the power of making trends that are absolutely senseless and this apparent creation by Ajay Kshirsagar is going crazy viral on the social media and instant messaging apps, WhatsApp. The famous Marathi song ‘Sonu Tuza Mazyavar Bharosa Nahi Kay’ has numerous versions available online.
The Sonu Song has been loved and used by everyone from commoners to vent about their lost love to the radio channels who are trying to highlight various issues. With hardly any details about its origin, the Sonu Sonu is one catchy tune with a mysterious past. ‘Sonu Tuza Mazyavar Bharosa Nahi Kay’ which translates to “Sonu, Don’t you Trust me” is said to be an old Marathi folk song which is gaining popularity once again. Adult Songs of Bollywood: List of Songs With Perverted Double Meaning Lyrics For The Dirty Minds
The actual origin of Sonu Song is unknown however many claim that Ajay Kshirsagar is the genius who has penned this song and his video song is responsible for this viral sensation. There are various versions of the song that sing out a story whether it is RJ Malishka complaining about the pothole issues in Mumbai. The bizarre melody has a tune that will stay stuck in your head all day long, and the best part of the song has to be the fact that anyone can sing along. With hardly any notes to take care of, it is the perfect song for the masses. Hawa Hawa song from movie Mubarakan released: 6 other old songs ‘remixed’ and ruined by Bollywood this year.
The original Sonu song is made in Marathi and is now being remade in other languages by radio stations. The Gujarati version of the song was released by RJ Aniruddh Trivedi while Radio City came up with a new version of Sonu Song to propose to Ranveer Singh and wish him a Happy Birthday.
The subject of the song is a woman's plaintive question to her lover: Sonu, don't you trust me?
Who's this Sonu, one might ask. In interviews to Marathi TV channels, Kshirsagar says it's what his wife calls him lovingly. In fact his wife Bhagyashali has also sung the song along with him.
The original video on YouTube which also credits Chadan Kamble for the music, has poor production quality, a faster pace and a clip-art kitschy feel to it that is given more sophistication in its subsequent version by RJ Malishka Mendonsa in a parody slamming BMC for Mumbai's potholes.
Youngsters have been recording various versions of the Sonu Song and sharing it online, and another notable band that has released their version of the song is the Six Pack Band. Here are the best versions of the Sonu Song.
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