Bollywood Movie Script and Dialogues - The script and dialogues are written in Hindi aware, the main language of northern India, or Hindustani, which is a mixture of Hindi and Urdu is widely spoken as in much of India North (sometimes in dialect for the villagers or pure in Urdu for people to Court or poetry, or finally in English and Punjabi and other Indian languages for specific phrases or exclamations as roles) or in Hinglish, a mixture of Hindi and English reflecting the modernization and globalization of the film. They depend on a writer usually different from the lyricist of the songs. Sometimes a script is written in English first, then translated into Hindi, with English being a lingua franca between Indians of different regions.
Many composers work with lyricists like Javed Akhtar registrants, Gulzar and Sameer. The songs are often inspired to be romantic themes from Hindu mythology (Krishna and Radha, or other figures), or the Mughal tradition in Urdu impression Arab-Persian word.
Many composers work with lyricists like Javed Akhtar registrants, Gulzar and Sameer. The songs are often inspired to be romantic themes from Hindu mythology (Krishna and Radha, or other figures), or the Mughal tradition in Urdu impression Arab-Persian word.
