Top 5 Teacher’s Day Bollywood Songs


Ever since the year 1962, September 5 in India is celebrated as Teacher’s Day on account of Dr. S. Radhakrishnan’s birthday. Dr. Radhakrishnan was India’s Vice-President and a great academician. He urged the people to not celebrate his birthday but rather celebrate the role of teachers on this day.


Teacher's Day Bollywood Songs

Bollywood songs or Hindi songs often capture the essence of student-teacher relationship in a terrific manner. Therefore, it seems apt to commemorate this day with a compilation of Top 5 Teacher’s Day Bollywood Songs that let you express your love, respect and admiration for the guiding light of your lives, also known as teachers.


‘’The true teachers are those who help us think for ourselves’’
– Dr. S. Radhakrishnan

So, let’s begin the list of our top 5 teacher’s day bollywood songs

  1. MASTI KI PAATHSHALA –


One of the most rejoicing song to play on teacher’s day is from the film Rang De Basanti (2005). ‘’Masti Ki Paathshala’’ is a combination of weird and funny lyrics, new age music, temp, beats. Play it in your head or play it on online music sites and even the most boring classes would look cool.


  1. BUM BUM BOLE –

Based on the sweet relationship of an 8-year-old dyslexic boy and his teacher, Bum Bum Bole, from the film Taare Zameen Par (2007) is a metaphor for the kindness, cheerfulness and patience, that a teacher shows for her students.


Also Read: Top 5 Inspirational Hindi Songs Ever


  1. MATHS MEIN DABBA GUL –


How often have you heard a Bollywood music online that begins with a scientific or in this case, a mathematical formula? Simply read these lyrics from the song:

Sine square theta, Plus Cos Square theta
Is equal to one beta
Then cos square theta, Minus sine square theta
Equals to cos two theta
One plus one equals to
Eleven nahi hota beta
Baaki subjects mein hum cool
Bas maths mein dabba gul gul gul..

Yes, that is the beauty of this Mp3 song from the movie, Nil Battey Sannatta (2016) (which means, an absolute zero) – captures the plight of students struggling in mathematics and wanting their teacher to help them.


  1. AYE ZINDAGI –

With its heart in the right place and an intention of showing the problems in the current education system, this 2016 film, Chalk N Duster hits all the right notes with its screenplay and its Bollywood songs as well. Aye Zindagi is a solid depiction of teacher-student bond combined along side the family values.


  1. KHOLO KHOLO –


In the list of popular movie songs, is a chartbuster from the movie Taare Zameen Par (2007). Since it urges the students and teachers alike to open up the world around them and taking in all the air in the beautiful surroundings. It is still considered a favorite on Indian social networking sites.

Share your ideas and opinions on Teacher’s Day and tell us which audio tracks are your favorites, in the comments section below. And finally, a very happy teacher’s day on behalf of Sabakuch.

Source: https://sabakuch.com/blog/2017/09/05/top-5-teachers-day-bollywood-songs/

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