Song name – Trying on shoes
Singer – Tate McRae

Check out TRYING ON SHOES Song Lyrics by Tate McRae

Ah, ah-ah
Ah-ah, ah

Don’t know what country I’m in, but I know how I’m feelin’ (My body’s always right)
I knew I must’ve dropped my diary in the pool for a reason (Erased your every line)
Did you forget the kind of bitch with whom you were dealing? (If so, I can remind)
Yeah, I can fall in love hard, turn around and delete it (So I’m)

Tryin’ on shoes, puttin’ on glitter
Anything to make me a little less bitter
Favorite blue, take a pretty picture
Got you like, “Fuck”
You’ll swear to God that I’m someone else

I can’t stop
You piss me off and I’ll turn it out
I can’t stop

You roll your eyes at all my shows, and God knows I see it (All I see is you)
I used to idolizе you, baby, took a year to reveal it (And thе hard truth)
Is I’m not what you need? It’s hard to believe
You need a girl that isn’t me, warming the seat
Stayin’ at home, it’s hard to compete with someone I’m not
And someone that I’ll never be (So I’m)

Tryin’ on shoes, puttin’ on glitter
Anything to make me a little less bitter
Favorite blue, take a pretty picture
Got you like, “Fuck”
You’ll swear to God that I’m someone else (Yeah, yeah, yeah)

I can’t stop
You piss me off and I’ll turn it out (Oh)
I can’t stop

(Ah) And maybe I’m not the girl that you thought
Or maybe you loved me once, but forgot (Ah, ah)
So, baby, go back to puttin’ up a front (Mm, ah)
(Ah) And guess I thought wrong for thinkin’ you’d wait, ’cause
I don’t move on at your type of pace, and (Ah, ah)
Can we go back and talk at your place
Just, just once?

Tryin’ on shoes, puttin’ on glitter (Ah, ah)
Anything to make me less bitter
Favorite blue, take a picture (Ah, ah)
Got you like, “Fuck”
You’ll swear to God that I’m somebody else
I can’t stop
You piss me off, yeah, I’m turning it out
I can’t stop

Song: Yaad Aate Hain
Movie: 120 Bahadur
Singers: Subhadeep Das Chowdhury, Chirag Kotwal, Obom Tangu & Utkarsh Wankhede
Composed by: Amit Trivedi
Lyrics: Javed Akhtar

Check out Yaad Aate Hain Song Lyrics from 120 Bahadur starring Farhan Akhtar and Raashii Khanna

Ho Nikle The Jab Hum Ghar Se
Apne Gaaon Se Nagar Se
Pyaar Jo Barse Yaad Aate Hain

Lipat Ke Humko Maiya
Boli Thi Jaao Sipahiya
Woh Pal Humein Bhaiya Yaad Aate Hain

Apne Aangan Chaubare
Woh Galiyaan Aur Galiyaare
Bachpan Ke Dost Saare Yaad Aate Hain
Lehrata Koi Aanchal, Woh Aankhein Aur Woh Kaajal
Hum Jinpe The Paagal Yaad Aate Hain

Ho Nikle The Jab Hum Ghar Se
Apne Gaaon Se Nagar Se
Pyaar Jo Barse Yaad Aate Hain

Ho Lipat Ke Humko Maiya
Boli Thi Jaao Sipahiya
Woh Pal Humein Bhaiya Yaad Aate Hain

Diwali Ki Saari Jagmag
Woh Holi Mein Chalna Dagmag
Woh Masti Ki Raatein Thi
Woh Masti Ke Din

Jise Dekh Kar Dil Dhadke
Woh Kitni Bhi Humpe Bhadke
Magar Chain Humko Kab Tha Use Dekhe Bin
Use Dekhe Bin, Use Dekhe Bin

Woh Pyaar Ke Sachche Naatak
Woh Shaadi Mein Bajti Dholak
Geet Puraane Ab Tak Yaad Aate Hain

Gaaon Ke Geet Suhaane
Chahe Kitne Ho Puraane
Humko Jaane Anjaane Yaad Aate Hain

Ho Nikle The Jab Hum Ghar Se
Apne Gaaon Se Nagar Se
Pyaar Jo Barse Yaad Aate Hain

Ho Lipat Ke Humko Maiya
Boli Thi Jaao Sipahiya
Woh Pal Humein Bhaiya Yaad Aate Hain

Song Name – Horseshoe
Singer – Tate McRae

Check out HORSESHOE Song Lyrics by Tate McRae

I got a horseshoe around my neck
Lot of angels that stay close
And a pretty boy up on my chest
And he loves me like a psycho
So who am I to cry tonight?
Such a lucky girl I know
But where should all my sadness go?
Where should my sadness go?

I got it
I promise
Just broke down on the plane
I wrote down my feelings
But they won’t go away
And I drank on Monday
Then straight through Saturday
What’s good
(What’s good)

I got 20,000 people just smiling
And it only takes one to get me spiraling
Hit a joint but it didn’t get high for me
I’m not a pop star when I am all alone

I got a horseshoe around my neck
Lot of angels that stay close
And a pretty boy up on my chest
And he loves me like a psycho
So who am I to cry tonight?
Such a lucky girl I know
But where should all my sadness go?
Where should my sadness go?

Baby I’m upset can’t you notice?
Baby I want back into your focus

And so the house burned down
But I finally saw the moon
Oh but, I’m still fucked up by you
I miss you
You just said you needed space to get your head right
Sleeping with another girl’s what you meant by
We were moving different ways
Won’t you say?
Won’t you say?

I got a horseshoe around my neck
Lot of angels that stay close
And a pretty boy up on my chest
And he loves me like a psycho
So who am I to cry tonight?
Such a lucky girl I know
But where should all my sadness go?
Where should my sadness go??

Baby I’m upset can’t you notice?
Baby I want back into your focus

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SS Rajamouli’s upcoming epic Varanasi, starring Mahesh Babu and Priyanka Chopra, continues to dominate headlines, especially after the recently released title teaser. The teaser, which went viral, showcased Mahesh Babu’s electrifying entry atop a bull—an image that instantly captured fans’ imagination. Now, the makers have shared a behind-the-scenes (BTS) video revealing the immense preparation and technical mastery behind this much-talked-about sequence.

Shared on the film’s official Instagram handle with the caption “The BOB entry, the backstory…”, the BTS video features Mahesh Babu in his fierce Rudhra avatar, gripping a trident while seated on a specially designed mechanical bull. The video highlights the construction of the massive prop and the meticulous coordination between lighting, sound, and stage crews to ensure the entry looked seamless on screen. Fans flooded the comments with heart and fire emojis as the glimpse reaffirmed Rudhra’s powerful presence—blood-soaked, intense, and commanding the frame.

Hints of time-travel elements appear in the teaser through hashtags like #GlobeTrotter and #TimeTrotter, before the screen confirms the official title: SS Rajamouli’s Varanasi. Priyanka Chopra stars as Mandakini, while Prithviraj Sukumaran plays the antagonist Kumbha, with their first-look posters unveiled earlier.

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The film is being touted as one of India’s most ambitious cinematic ventures. A report from Tanzania’s The Citizen described the story as following a “rugged explorer” on a perilous mission through unexplored terrains, battling natural dangers, mysteries, and a formidable enemy to protect a world-altering secret—echoing the spirit of Indiana Jones-style adventures. Speculation also suggests that Sudheer Babu’s younger son, Darshan, may portray the childhood version of Mahesh Babu’s character, though an official confirmation is awaited.

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Adding to the excitement, music composer MM Keeravani revealed at IFFI 2024 that the film will feature six grand songs. “Fans can expect grandeur,” he said, emphasizing that the team is working with clarity and zero pressure.

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