Ye zindagi usi ki hai jo kisika ho gaya
Posted on: December 22, 2008
- In: "Zindagi" song | Lata solo | Lata song
- 12 Comments
“Anarkali” was a musical extravaganza, where just about every song went on to become evergreen.
I have already posted one song from this movie. Now here is a Lata classic from this movie. “Ye zindagi usi ki hai jo kisi ka ho gaya” must be one of the most popular lines among all the Bollywood songs ever written. And kudos to Rajinder Krishan who penned these immortal lines.
And C Ramchandra was the person who was among those who shaped the destiny of Bollywood filmy music with some unforgettable compositions. This one song is just an example. He has of course created many more classics that live on to this date.
Song-Ye zindagi usi ki hai (Anarkali)(1953) Singer-Lata, Lyrics-Rajinder Krishan, MD- C Ramchandra
Lyrics
aaa aaa
ye zindagi usi ki hai, jo kisi kaa ho gayaa
pyaar hi mein kho gayaa,
ye zindagi usi ki hai, jo kisi kaa ho gayaa
pyaar hi mein kho gayaa,
ye zindagi usi ki hai
ye bahaar, ye samaa, kah rahaa hai pyaar kar
kisi ki aarzoo mein apne dil ko beqaraar kar
ye bahaar, ye samaa, kah rahaa hai pyaar kar
kisi ki aarzoo mein apne dil ko beqaraar kar
zindagi hai bewafaa aaa…
zindagi hai bewafaa, loot pyaar kaa mazaa
ye zindagi usi ki hai, jo kisi kaa ho gayaa
pyaar hi mein kho gayaa,
ye zindagi usi ki hai
dhadak rahaa hai dil to kyaa dil ki dhadkanen na gin
dhadak rahaa hai dil to kyaa dil ki dhadkanen na gin
phir kahaan ye fursaten, phir kahaan ye raat-din
aa rahi hai ye sadaa aaa…
aa rahi hai ye sadaa, mastiyon mein jhoom jaa
ye zindagi usi ki hai, jo kisi kaa ho gayaa
pyaar hi mein kho gayaa,
ye zindagi usi ki hai
12 Responses to "Ye zindagi usi ki hai jo kisika ho gaya"
December 22, 2008 at 10:57 pm
Definitely an iconic song of yesteryear.
Reminds me of “jab pyar kiya to darna kya” .
December 22, 2008 at 11:19 pm
I don’t think there has been a song like this in the last 40 years! The only other similar song would be “Pyar kiya to darna kya..” but I prefer the younger Lata in this song.
Really amazing!
March 14, 2009 at 8:17 am
such beauty, no one can beat such song which realized the significance of love in our life, one who can not love & loved by, cant live.
May 15, 2009 at 4:15 am
This is one of the few fantastic songs of a that era where u can feel the soulness in singing and even a dead body in grave can stand while hearing.
September 28, 2009 at 9:56 am
This an exceptional song. Compliments word and tune but very few songs have taken the singer to such high pitch at the end of the song and Lata mangeshkar proves her modulation.
Can think of one another song from “Ek Saal” again sung by Lata and music by Ravi. ” sabkuch lota ke hoshme aya to kya kia” which probably reaches the same pitch.
October 12, 2011 at 2:24 am
my name is sohanlall sharma i live in datchet , which in england.
i love your efforts in making this programme of differant songs
so beautifully that i have no words to appreciate , keep it up
my blessings and good wishes to you and your team.
December 22, 2008 at 6:54 am
The influence of Noor Jahan is clearly there in this Lata classic.