HUM TO TAMBU MEIN BAMBU | ASHA BHOSLE , MOHAMMAD AZIZ , CHORUS | MARD - 1985

**🎵 Song Title:** *Hum To Tambu Mein Bambu*
**Singers:** Asha Bhosle, Mohammad Aziz, Chorus
**Music Director:** Annu Malik
**Lyricist:** Prayag Raaj
**Film:** *Mard* (1985)
**Picturised on:** Amitabh Bachchan, Amrita Singh
*“Hum To Tambu Mein Bambu”* is a **quirky, energetic, and cheeky** dance number from the hit film *Mard* (1985), reflecting the classic *masala spirit* of 80s Bollywood. Sung with full-throttle enthusiasm by **Asha Bhosle** and **Mohammad Aziz**, and set to **Annu Malik’s** foot-tapping music, the song is a mix of *humor, flirtation,* and *folk-theatrical charm*. It’s a true-blue crowd pleaser, remembered for its wild energy and unforgettable catchphrase. Annu Malik composes this track in a **desi-folk carnival style** with fast-paced beats, **lively percussion, harmonium flourishes, rustic interludes, and an animated chorus**. The rhythm is infectious—made to accompany *mela scenes*, funfairs, and dramatic street dance performances. The instrumentation intentionally mimics a traditional rural nautanki atmosphere, filled with **theatrical flair**.
- **Asha Bhosle** brings her classic *naughty charm*, delivering the lyrics with a mixture of playful sarcasm and boldness.
- **Mohammad Aziz**, in his high-pitched, exuberant voice, matches Asha’s energy note for note, giving the male counterpart the same *comic gusto*.
- The **chorus adds volume and vibrance**, giving the song the feel of a bustling tamasha or village stage drama.
Penned by **Prayag Raaj**, the lyrics are filled with **double entendres, wordplay, and idiomatic humor**. The now-iconic line:
*"Hum to tambu mein bambu lagaye baithe…"* is **cheeky and suggestive**, yet delivered with enough mischief and rhythm to make it humorous rather than offensive. The song plays out like a **teasing banter** between lovers in a public setting, with exaggerated expressions, rhymes, and a sense of dramatic flair. The lyrics also reflect the bold confidence of the female character, something *Amrita Singh* embodied with great screen presence. The song is **set in a festive bazaar or street performance**, with **Amitabh Bachchan and Amrita Singh** engaging in playful chemistry amid colorful tents, crowds, and dancers. The visuals are loud, over-the-top, and carnival-like—echoing the aesthetic of 1980s Bollywood where **theatricality was king**. Costumes are flamboyant, and the choreography is filled with exaggerated expressions and folk dance moves, in sync with the rustic setting and humorous tone.
- The phrase *“Tambu mein bambu”* became a **meme-worthy catchline** long before memes were a thing—used in casual conversation, comedy skits, and street talk.
- The song’s unabashed playfulness and iconic wordplay made it a *symbol of the over-the-top charm* of Bollywood’s 80s era.
- It continues to be referenced in pop culture for its bold, humorous style and audacious lyricism.
*“Hum To Tambu Mein Bambu”* is not just a song—it’s a **theatrical spectacle**. With **Annu Malik’s wild rhythm**, **Prayag Raaj’s hilarious wordplay**, and **Asha Bhosle and Mohammad Aziz’s fearless delivery**, the song captures the loud, colorful, and over-the-top fun that defined Bollywood’s golden era of masala entertainment. It's bold, brash, and unforgettable—**the ultimate musical nautanki**.

Видео HUM TO TAMBU MEIN BAMBU | ASHA BHOSLE , MOHAMMAD AZIZ , CHORUS | MARD - 1985 канала Sunehray songs