"Arrah Hile Chhapra Hile Baliya Hilela" is a famous Bhojpuri folk song, It gained popularity in 1977 when it was recreated in the first colored Bhojpuri movie Dangal. The song was sung by

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and written by Kulwant Jani. This song became very famous and has been recreated many times by

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and Bhojpuri Cinema

Versions

1977 film version

This song was recreated by the lyricist Rajpati for the Bhojpuri film ''Dangal''.

1996 film version

This song was recreated in Bollywood movie ''

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'' starring

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and the singers were

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and Alka Yagnik.

1996 film version

This song was recreated by lyricist Yogesh and composer

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for Bollywood film

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. The singer was

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2012 film remake

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from the album ''Khoon Pasina''

2019 film version

The song was recreated for the Bollywood film '' Jabariya Jodi'' starting

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and

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2020 remix

The song is recreated as independent album by Ritesh Pandey. This song was also recreated in the Bhojpuri film "Bitiya Sada Suhagan Raha" starring

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kritn ajitesh and sung by

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in an album. The song get it most of popularity in its remix version. Bhojpuri song are now becoming a sign of nudity, abusing etc.so it became unfit for listening in public places or with family.(By-Gaurav Kumar)

References

{{Reflist Bhojpuri folk music