3 songs by Kishore Kumar that are a true motivator


Kishore Kumar is a legend and is known for his versatility along with singing. The legend has graced Bollywood with his presence and left a mark that can never be replicated. His voice is unmatchable, and work is even more amazing. The performer could dance, sing, act, mimick and do a host of other things that can and can’t be described in a blog.

His work, especially songs are relevant till date and no matter what age group you come from, the essence of the songs never fades. While some of us may call the songs listed below as sad or depressing, let’s understand that there are many songs that the amazing singer sang, and we are listing just 3 of the many that he did which are a true motivator:

3. Zindagi Ka Safar




‘Zindagi ka safar’ is a song that talks about life’s struggles and how every life has to go through a lot of troubles to sustain the competitive and ruthless world. From Birth to death, and the world around, this song truly captures the soul of Kishore Kumar and his work at the same time. You can’t miss this song when looking for a time to re-think life.


2. Ruk Jaana Nahin




The song that has the lyrics as,’Ruk Jaana Nahin, tu Kahin Haar ke, kaaton pe, chal ke mileinge saaye bahaar ke’ is the most motivational song that you can come across. It also talks about the struggles and journey of an individual, and what one goes through when we plan on taking a journey to roads less travelled. This is definitely a motivator.

1. Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna




There is no bigger treat then to watch this legend sing one of his famous songs at a live concert. The song which defines the fact that you should never say ‘Let Go’ or bow down to any adversity is the most motivational song you can ever come across, we believe that this tops any and every song motivational song or video there was, is or ever will be.

We know that there are multiple other segments on which we could have written about his songs, but if you have some suggestions, sound off in the comments.

Written By:
Amit Shukla

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