Category: Music and Film. Music and film are two of the most popular forms of entertainment in India. From classical to pop, Indian music has a rich history that spans decades. The History Of Indian Film Music is an excellent resource for anyone interested in learning more about this fascinating genre. This book covers the early years of Bollywood with films such as Babul (1950), Badal (1951) and Volume 14, Classic Bollywood Scores, Vol. 14: Babla (1953), Babooji (1950), Babul (1950), Badal (1951), Milte hi ankhen (From "Babul''), Duniya Badal Gayi, Rota Hai Mera Dil, Main Rahi Bhatkanewala Hoon, Unse Pyar Ho Gaya, Do Din Ke Liye Mehman Yahan, Ae Dil Na Mujhse Chhupa. The book is well-organized and easy to read, making it a great resource for anyone looking to learn more about the history of Indian film music. The author provides detailed information on each song, including its lyrics, melody, and composer. This makes it easy to understand the significance of each song in the context of the film. One of the things that sets this book apart from others is the inclusion of classic Bollywood scores. These songs are not only popular but also have a significant impact on Indian culture. The author provides detailed information on each score, including its history and how it influenced other composers in the industry. This makes for an interesting read and provides valuable insights into the evolution of Indian film music over time. Another aspect that is worth mentioning is the inclusion of songs from different eras. From classic Bollywood to modern pop, this book covers a wide range of genres and styles. The author also includes information on how these songs were used in films, which adds another layer of depth to the analysis. Overall, The History Of Indian Film Music is an excellent resource for anyone interested in learning more about this fascinating genre. It provides detailed information on classic Bollywood scores, modern pop songs and their history in films.