In 1964, came a Bollywood film—Sangam (Confluence)—that, for the first time, saw a wife take matters in her hand and bring sleaze and the ensuing talk of decency, indecency, what’s right for men and what’s wrong for women—quite literally—into the bedroom; all with slacks and a sassy number—Buddha Mil Gaya (Got Myself an Old Man)—as her sidekick. This episode is all about the sass of that number and the number itself.

00:00: Raj Kapoor: Family

01:01: Raj Kapoor: Films

01:34: Raj Kapoor: Style

02:04: Raj Kapoor: Film Music

02:48: The Song: Details

03:23: Sangam: Plot

04:05: When Does The Song Show Up?

04:27: The Events Leading up to The Song

05:13: Is Sunder A Gentleman at All?

05:54: Is Radha Meek at All?

06:59: The Script Writer And Bollywood in the 60s

07:20: When Do the Bagpipes Start to Play?

07:52: Radha Dances and How!

08:42: Radha and Sunder: Sleaze Talk

10:39: Sleaze Talk Analysis

12:03: First Verse

13:15: Second Verse

14:04: Third Verse

15:01: The Aftermath of The Song

16:04: Lata The Diva

19:03: The Man, The Wife, and The Affair

20:34: Do I Recommend The Song at All?

20:57: The Wrap-up

21:50: Disclaimer and Intention of The Podcast

Watch the music video of the song here: https://cutt.ly/rHFb1Gn