Ye sama sama hai ye pyaar ka
Posted on: October 31, 2008
One associates sensuous and seductive songs with Asha Bhonsle rather than Lata. So it comes as a surprise to note that even Lata has sung such songs and has sung them just as well as Asha.
Take this song from “Jab jab phool khile” for instance. This song is picturised on Nanda, who played the role of a “westernised” girl, which meant singing a “bold” song. The song is certainly different from the Sati Savitri kind of songs that the heroines of those days got to sing. This kind of songs were more the preserve of Helen on screen and Asha on playback. That way this song is different.
This song further confirms my hypothesis that Lata was at her creative best in 1960s.
Song-Ye sama sama hai ye pyaar ka (Jab jab phool khile)(1965) Singer-Lata, Lyrics-Anand Bakshi, MD-Kalyanji Anandji
Lyrics
ye samaa
samaa hai ye pyaar kaa
kisi ke intazaar kaa
dil naa churaale kahin meraa
mausam bahaar kaa
ye samaa
samaa hai ye pyaar kaa
kisi ke intazaar kaa
dil naa churaale kahin meraa
mausam bahaar kaa
basne lage aankhon mein
kuchh aise sapne
basne lage aankhon mein
kuchh aise sapne
koi bulaaye jaise
nainon se apne
nainon se apne
ye samaa
samaa hai deedaar kaa
kisi ke intazaar kaa
dil naa churaale kahin meraa
mausam bahaar kaa
milke khayaalon mein hi
apne balam se
milke khayaalon mein hi
apne balam se
neend ganwaan li apni
main ne qasam se
main ne qasam se
ye samaa
samaa hai khumaar ka
kisi ke intazaar ka
dil naa churaale kahin meraa
mausam bahaar kaa
main to hoon sapno ke raja ki raani
main to hoon sapno ke raja ki raani
sach ho na jaaye ye jhoothi kahani
jhoothi kahani
ye samaa
samaa hai ikraar kaa
kisi ke intazaar kaa
dil naa churaale kahin meraa
mausam bahaar kaa
ye samaa
samaa hai ye pyaar kaa
hmmm hmmm
3 Responses to "Ye sama sama hai ye pyaar ka"
November 29, 2008 at 5:35 pm
I have no idea about the movie ( I never watched it), but I recall that this song used to be quite popular during its days.
November 29, 2008 at 5:28 pm
I didn’t like the film much (it has all kinds of plot points that western girls have trouble with) but I LOVE LOVE LOVE this song.