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All renditions were good. Among the first two, I thought the first one was better. Can't compare the 3rd one as it was more of a concert song.The wonderful, flowing Hindi song 'Aaj Jaane Ki Zidd Na Karo' sung in three versions.
1. This one by the Indian Idol Season 10 contestant Avanti Patel. She of the 100 watt smile. The vid is nice and please also note the accompanying violin and tabla.
2. This one by Indian Idol Season 10 contestant Renu Nagar who sang this in the audition of the show. She has a husky and nasally voice that is very suited for this kind of song.
3. This one by the Pakistani singer Shafqat Amanat Ali Khan who sang it in a show in Dhaka. He goes into the audience and sings, pauses often, yet comes back to sing flawlessly. @Bilal9. Please note one yellow sari wearing woman from the audience who sang some of it quite well. Though some of the audience spoiled their own concert experience by becoming busy with taking selfies with Khan.
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Among the first two, I thought the first one was better.
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Throat singing is also Turkic thing not a thing of Mongols only. Lyrics in the songs are not Turkish (subtitles are though) it might be Kyrgyz or Kazakh not sure i can notice some words but not all of them and they are using some old Turkish (for us) Like for "Wolf" we say "Kurt" but old the word is "Börü" again for "Children" we say "Çocuk" but the old word is "Bala" so i can notice them too.
Throat singing is also Turkic thing not a thing of Mongols only. Lyrics in the songs are not Turkish (subtitles are though) it might be Kyrgyz or Kazakh not sure i can notice some words but not all of them and they are using some old Turkish (for us) Like for "Wolf" we say "Kurt" but old the word is "Börü" again for "Children" we say "Çocuk" but the old word is "Bala" so i can notice them too.
Movie should be this https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0416044/