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Chale aana sanam uthhaaye kadam
Posted on: May 24, 2013
This article is written by Sudhir, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a regular contributor to this blog.
Raj Ratan is the name that I am not familiar with. This music director is making a debut on this blog today. When I came across this name as I checked on this song, it did not sound very familiar. I did some quick scanning of the Geet Kosh, but am not able to locate too much more work done by this composer. In the quick scan I did, I am able to pull up just two more films by him, and that too in the years far apart (‘Ramu Ustad’ in 1971, and ‘Madine Ki Galiyan’ in 1979). It appears as if he is a person who is active in the industry as an assistant music director, and has had an occasional opportunity to independently score music, as a music director.
And so, we have another debut of another film that is opening its account on this blog today. ‘Dekha Pyaar Tumhaara’ is a film from 1963 that was produced under the banner of Mamta Movies, Bombay. The film is directed by K Parvez, and the list of actors includes Naaz, Subi Raj, Bhagwan, Achla Sachdev, Helen, Madan Puri, Sadhna Chaudhry, and Shyam etc. The six songs of this film are all written by Majrooh Sultanpuri.
The Geet Kosh is silent on the singing voice of this song, but seeing that it is Helen song on screen, I very much believe that this voice is of Asha ji. I would request other readers to please confirm or correct this guess work.
The song is a dance item in a restaurant. One can see Bhagwan and Subi Raj in this clip. Also visible are Naaz and Madan Puri. There is one more actress present, a lady who is dressed like a man. Madan Puri and this lady appear to be accomplices working together for crime. While the song is in progress, this lady, dressed as a man, approaches Naaz who is sitting on a different table, and by the end of the song, Naaz realizes that her necklace is missing, most likely stolen. Could this lady be Sadhna Chaudhry? Once again, I would request other knowledgeable readers to help identify this actress.
A Helen song, just by the nature of what it is, has to be a foot tapping number with a terrific rhythm and pace. On those counts, the music director scores very well. The music is catchy, and hummable. I am sure you will enjoy it.
Song-Chale aana sanam uthhaaye kadam(Dekha Pyaar Tumhaara)(1963) Singer-Asha Bhonsle, Lyrics-Majrooh Sultanpuri, MD-Raj Ratan
Lyrics
chale aana sanam
chale aana sanam
uthaaye kadam
andhere ujaale
milenge kahin hum
chale aana sanam
uthaaye kadam
andhere ujaale
milenge kahin hum
chale aana sanam
ghoome jahaan saara
chaahat ka maara
ghoome jahaan saara
chaahat ka maara
dil hai mera. . .aaa aawaara
jo hai deewaana piya tera
usey kaahe ka gham
chale aana sanam
o chale aana sanam
uthaaye kadam
andhere ujaale
milenge kahin hum
chale aana sanam
uthaaye kadam
andhere ujaale
milenge kahin hum
chale aana sanam
ho ho ke deewaane
chhedenge begaane
ho ho ke deewaane
chhedenge begaane
jaadoo bhare ae ae afsaane
kisi ke kahe mein na aana
tumhen meri kasam
chale aana sanam
chale aana sanam
uthaaye kadam
andhere ujaale
milenge kahin hum
chale aana sanam
uthaaye kadam
andhere ujaale
milenge kahin hum
chale aana sanam
bhole ho kya jaano
mera kahaa maano
bhole ho kya jaano
mera kahaa maano
pyaar hai kya. . .aa pehchaano
kalejaa thaame chale aaoge
jo tadpenge hum
chale aana sanam
chale aana sanam
uthaaye kadam
andhere ujaale
milenge kahin hum
chale aana sanam
uthaaye kadam
andhere ujaale
milenge kahin hum
chale aana sanam
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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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चले आना सनम
चले आना सनम
उठाए कदम
अंधेरे उजाले
मिलेंगे कहीं हम
चले आना सनम
उठाए कदम
अंधेरे उजाले
मिलेंगे कहीं हम
चले आना सनम
घूमे जहां सारा
चाहत का मारा
घूमे जहां सारा
चाहत का मारा
दिल है मेरा…आss आवारा
जो है दीवाना पिया तेरा
उसे काहे का ग़म
चले आना सनम
ओ चले आना सनम
उठाए कदम
अंधेरे उजाले
मिलेंगे कहीं हम
चले आना सनम
उठाए कदम
अंधेरे उजाले
मिलेंगे कहीं हम
चले आना सनम
हो हो के दीवाने
छेड़ेंगे बेगाने
हो हो के दीवाने
छेड़ेंगे बेगाने
जादू भरे…एss अफसाने
किसी के कहे में ना आना
तुम्हें मेरी कसम
चले आना सनम
चले आना सनम
उठाए कदम
अंधेरे उजाले
मिलेंगे कहीं हम
चले आना सनम
उठाए कदम
अंधेरे उजाले
मिलेंगे कहीं हम
चले आना सनम
भोले हो क्या जानो
मेरा कहा मानो
भोले हो क्या जानो
मेरा कहा मानो
प्यार है क्या…आss पहचानो
कलेजा थामे चले आओगे
जो तड़पेंगे हम
चले आना सनम
चले आना सनम
उठाए कदम
अंधेरे उजाले
मिलेंगे कहीं हम
चले आना सनम
उठाए कदम
अंधेरे उजाले
मिलेंगे कहीं हम
चले आना सनम
Yoon na tan ke chalo
Posted on: May 19, 2013
“Dil Ne Pukaara” (1967) was a Mohan Films production. It was produced and directed by Mohan Kuplari. The movie had Shashi Kapoor, Rajshree, Sanjay Khan, Helen, Mehmood, Achala Sachdev, Manmohan Krishna, Mirajkar, Moolchand, Tun Tun, Amrit Patel, Ridkoo etc in it.
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Maine pee lee mera dil kiya
Posted on: May 10, 2013
“Maharaja” (1970) was an N S Films production. It was produced and directed by Naresh Saigal. The movie had Nutan, Sanjan Khan, Helen, Jeevan, Nirupa Roy, Rajendranath, Sujit Kumar, Manmohan Krishna, Murad, Rajan Haksar, Tarun Bose, Manmohan, Lalita Kumari, Ameena, Assie, Dilip Dutt, Sumal, Prabhat Kumar, Master Omi, Master Raja, Omkar, Introducing new face Roopa, Hiralal, Randhir, Shashi, etc in it.
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“Saawan” (1959) was an N C Films production. It was produced by Gulshan Behl and directed by Ramesh Tiwari. The movie had Bharat Bhushan, Ameeta, Nishi, Tuntun, Jeevan, Achala Sachdev, Leela Mishra, Ramayan Tiwari, Helen etc in it.
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“Veer Rajputani” (1955) was a Basant Pictures production. It was directed by J B H Wadia. The movie had Manhar Desai, Shakila, B M Vyas, S N Tripathi, Bipin Gupta, Helen, Meenakshi, Anwar Hussain, Babu Raje, Sharda etc in it.
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“Gumnaam” (1965) was based on Agatha Christie’s suspense novel “And then there were none”. And it must be said that this Hindi movie version added its own flavour to the story tailormade for its target audience. I am not sure that the original novel had a butler quite like Mehmood, for instance.
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This article is written by nahm, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a regular contributor to this blog.
I some how reach a Majrooh Sultanpuri song very often. This one is a comic song in the film Maaya (1961). The music director for this film is Salil Chaudhary and it is written by Majrooh. Mohammad Rafi is singing this solo song for Agha. Helen is also seen in the picturization. Agha and Helen are indulging in western style dance using props. Helen is brandishing a small purse and Agha has two props, a hat and a walking stick to dance with. They are also using some extra artist standing around, as ‘Ellora Ajanta Qutub Minar” and Dilli, Bombay and Calcutta.
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Aa raat jaati hai
Posted on: February 9, 2013
In olden days, many relations were one sided relations in real as well as reel lives. For instance, it was a seller’s market then and the buyer had to be content with whatever he got. In education, teacher would teach and the pupils would listen. Pupils were discouraged from asking questions in case they had any doubts.
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Ho rassa ssaayang re
Posted on: January 24, 2013
This article is written by Sudhir, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a regular contributor to this blog.
When one thinks of a bolt of lightning, it recreates in the mind the crackling sound of particles in the air subjected to currents of extremely high voltage, streaks of very very bright light zig-zagging across the sky, the rumbling sounds of thunder that follow the flash of light in a matter of few seconds. People who have witnessed bolts of lightning at very close quarters recount the intensity of both the sound and the flash of light. Sound of the crackling air, the sound of thunder, the blinding flash, and the rush of moving air at very close quarters. Whether from a distance, or a close quarters, this display of light and sound and movement is a gripping experience, for those who have an appetite for it.
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