Based in the US, this video has a “block party” feel. The song is so eclectic and delightfully upbeat that you will be able to listen to it over and over. Might have to turn to the SAAVN playlist for this one.Īn classic song from “Kal Ho Na Ho”(2003) where Shah Rukh sings a Hindi version of the American song by the same name. Is the video appropriate for kids?: Mostly yes – but Katrina Kaif’s clothes might be a bit too revealing for the cautious parent. Despite having many Panjabi lyrics (as many Bollywood dance songs do), this song also has some Hindi words your child can learn! Your kids can even pick up some steps by watching the video.Īnother chart-buster, if they haven’t already, your child will hear this song at every Indian event, they go to. The lyrics actually give you built-in choreography – what more could you ask for? This song, from the movie “Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi” with Shah Rukh & then newcomer Anushka Sharma is a real show stopper. Baby ko bass pasand hai = baby likes bass.Salman Khan’s dancing is fun to watch, and even a bit silly. If you’re attending a wedding this year, you’ll definitely hear it on the dance floor! Salman Khan, dances in full form in this HUGE hit from 2016. You can also find this list as a SAAVN playlist – HERE. The songs are upbeat (appropriate) and catchy! So without further delay, here is a list of 10 fun Hindi songs for your kids. Let’s not forget that we desis love to talk “Bollywood” - so knowing some good Bollywood songs can go a long way to help bond with cousins and friends.

OR if you want your kids to learn some popular, cool, and fun Hindi songs for your next trip to India - this is a great place to start.

If you want to introduce your kids to some Hindi music, but don’t know where to start. Songs like “Lakdi Ki Kathi” or “Bum Bum Bole.”īut what about fun, catchy songs that will make your kids want to get up and dance? Often, people think the best Hindi songs for their kids, are songs about kids or songs featuring kids.

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