One version of the song (usually the one that appears earlier in the film) is an upbeat, happy one the other uses the same tune, but often different lyrics that reflect two different situations. The most common (from what I can tell I haven’t researched this) is the differentiation of tone: the happy version/sad version scenario. ‘Multiple version’ songs can be of different types. The tune, at least in essence is the same (the tempo may change) the singer(s) may be different, the actors who lip-sync to it may be different, and there may be other differences as well. Therefore we have Ae mere dil kahin aur chal in several versions, and the same with Tum bin jaaoon kahaan or Jab-jab bahaar aayi aur phool muskuraaye. There are times I’ve watched a film (like Daag, or Pyaar ka Mausam, or Taqdeer) and got the distinct feeling that the music director composed one especially good tune in the film, and that was a fact acknowledged by the film maker too, who decided to use that tune in different versions throughout the film.
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