Which is your all time favourite hindi song

Indian Express,recently asked some of the prominent personalities about their all time favourite song.It was difficult and gives insight into the character and liking of the person.Can we ask you which is your favourite Hindi song.The list goes like this :
1.Lalu Prasad Yadav :
Nain lad jayeehain tho/manwaaah mein kasak hoi be kari....
Film - Ganga Jamuna- 1961 Dilip Kumar and Vjayntimala
2.Tabu :
Mera Pyar Shalimar
Film - Shalimar - 1978 Dharmendra and Zeenat Amaan
3.Milind Deora :
Aye Malik tere bande hum
Film - Do aankhen barah haath - 1957
4.Renuka Chawdhury :
Apne liye jiye to kya jiye
Film - Badal - 1951 Madhubala
5.Preity Zinta :
waqt ne kiya kya haseen sitam/hum rahe na hum/tum rahe na tum
Film - Kagaaz ke Phool-1959 Guru datt and Waheda Rehman
6.Rohit Bal :
tere mere sapne ab ek rang hain
Film - Guide -1965
7.Roshan Seth :
O manjhi re
Film - Bandini- 1963
8.Vidya Balan :
Kuch to log kahenge/Logon ka kaam hai kehna/Choodo bekar ki batoon mein kahin beet na jaye raina
Film - Amar Prem -1971
9.Sitaram Yechury :
Chhodo kal ki baatein
Film - Hum Hindustani - 1960
10.Farhan Akhtar :
Abhi na jao chood kar....ke dil abhi bhara nahin
Film - Hum Dono - 1961
11.L K Advani :
Jyoti kalash Chalke
Film - Bhabhi Ki Chudiyan - 1961
12.Jagjit Singh :
Ghar aaja ghir aaye badra
Film - Chote Nawab - 1961
13.Prasoon Joshi :
Yeh duniya agar mil bhi jaye to kya hai
Film - Pyasa - 1957 Guru Datt
14.Vivian Sundaram :
Waqt ne kiya kya haseen sitam
Film - Kagaz ke phool - 1959
15.Farah Khan
Thoda hai thode ki zaroorat hai
Film - khatta Meetha - 1978
16.Dhanraj Pillay
Meri dosti mera pyaar
Film - Dosti - 1959
Which is your favourite song ?

US college offers study trip to Bollywood

Bollywood has made it to the classrooms of one of America's premium colleges with the Lakeland Community College announcing a study tour to India for its students to learn about the Hindi film industry.
Bollywood refers to the popular cinematic style in India, which produces over 800 films annually, the college said in a media release. Excursions are planned to Mumbai, Pune and Hyderabad. The 13-day trip will begin next year from Jan 1, the theindianstar.com reported.
The university in Ohio has charted the study plan and the activities will include daily film viewing, location visits, lectures by industry workers and experts, and time for touring.
For the two-week trip, the college will charge $2,500 per student. This includes airfare, accommodation, transportation between cities and some meals.
Source - MSN

Life after marriage is wonderful: Aishwarya

Life after marriage is "wonderful" for the new Mrs Bachchan who is currently on a honeymoon with her actor-husband Abhishek and gets ready to return to work in a week's time.
"I am feeling wonderful. I am very happy. By the grace of God, everything is wonderful," Aishwarya Bachchan nee Rai said in Cannes where she is set to walk the red carpet with her husband at the film festival.
In perhaps her first interview after her marriage on April 19, the Bollywood actress said, "It's all things good. It's a blessing. And it's a wonderful family," she said, going on to describe Abhishek as "superlative and fantastic".
Aishwarya said she had found wonderful parents in her parents-in-law Amitabh and Jaya.
Asked if she had changed after marriage, she said, "No. I am just a normal girl in a wonderful time of my life, a very special time. It's fantastic. It's all things good." Aishwarya said she was at the Cannes Film Festival for a day after which she would continue with her holiday that is at its fag end.
She said she was looking forward to working with husband Abhishek and father-in-law Amitabh in `Sarkar II'. "...Which will be a kind of working with family as we are all related now. It's always a privilege to work with actors like Abhishek and an iconic legend like my father-in-law," Aishwarya said.
The Bachchans will also be seen together in Karan Johar's forthcoming project.