Main paagal mera manwaa paagal
Posted by: Atul on: April 15, 2009
Most of Madan Mohan movies were made by struggling movie makers with lesser known actors. In some cases, Madan Mohan worked with bigger names too, but that was either before these people actually became stars ( viz Amitabh Bachchan in “Parwana”) or after they had run their courses ( viz Dev Anand in “Sahib Bahadur”). The first movie where Madan Mohan got to work with big name actors was in “Madhosh” (1952) which had Raj Kapoor and Nargis. Unfortunately this movie did not do well at the box office.
Madan Mohan’s music was of course classy in this movie and there were several nice songs in this movie.
Who can forget this Talat Mahmood classic from this movie ? “Main paagal mera manwa paagal” written by Rajinder Krishan and picturised on Raj Kapoor is regarded as one of the finest Talat Mahmood songs.
One can listen to this smooth silken voice repeatedly without getting bored.
Song-Main paagal mera manwa paagal (Aashiana) (1952) Singer-Talat Mahmood, Lyrics-Rajinder Krishan, MD-Madan Mohan
Lyrics
Main paagal mera manwaa paagal
paagal meri preet re
paglepan ki peer wo jaane
bichde jiskaa meet re
Main paagal mera manwaa paagal
paagal meri preet re
main paagal
kahe ye duniyaa main deewana
din ko dekhoon sapne
deewaani duniya kya jaane
deewaani duniya kya jaane
ye sapne hain apne
ye sapne hain apne
ghaayal man ki hansi udaaye
ye duniya ki reet re
main paagal
chhupi huyi meri kaaya me
raakh kisi parwaane ki
chhupi huyi meri kaaya me
raakh kisi parwaane ki
ye mera dukhiya jeewan hai
hook kisi deewane ki
man ke toote taar bajaa kar gaaun apne geet re
Main paagal mera manwaa paagal
paagal meri preet re
Main paagal
2 Responses to "Main paagal mera manwaa paagal"
December 17, 2011 at 12:24 pm
Love this song. Talat Sahab ne to ek premi ke toote hue dil ke dard ko mehsoos kara diya.
“man ke toote taar bajaa kar gaaun apne geet re”
Thank You Atulji.
-Khyati Bhatt
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April 15, 2009 at 8:16 pm
Talat’s silken voice.
Superb !
I watched him live in 1977.
It was such a fantastic experience, listening to songs like “Ae mere dil kahin aur chal” and “Hai sab se madhur wo geet”.