Naa jaa re naa jaa re
Posted on: July 6, 2020
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This article is written by Avinash Scrapwala, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a contributor to this blog. This article is meant to be posted in atulsongaday.me. If this article appears in other sites without the knowledge and consent of the web administrator of atulsongaday.me, then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.
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Blog 10-Year Challenge (2010-2020) – Song No. 40
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Ten years back on 06.07.2010 three songs from three movies were represented on the blog:-
| Song | Movie title-Year | Remarks |
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| Gori hain kalaayiyaan tu lade mujhe hari hari choodiyaan | Aaj Ka Arjun-1990 | 02 songs posted |
| Sajna mera dil tera dil gayaa mil | Jhoola-1962 | All songs covered |
| Piyaa piyaa naa laage moraa jiyaa | Phagun-1958 | All songs covered |
Two movies ‘Jhoola-1962’ and ‘Phagun-1958’ have already been YIPPEED, so we have only one movie viz. ‘Aaj Ka Arjun-1990’ which is eligible for ‘blog ten-year challenge’ today (6 july 2020).
I remember that I was staying at Kota (Rajasthan) when this movie ‘Aaj Ka Arjun’ was released. Two of its songs had become very much popular. The song ‘chali aana tu paan ki dukaan pe’ was played on cassette-recorder in every ‘paan-shop’ in the ‘gali’ and ‘nukkad’ 😊 while the other song ‘gori hain kalaayiyaan’ was also played and could be heard everywhere (specially in Rajasthan).
Befittingly these two songs have already been covered on the blog. It proves that the same two songs were considered the most popular by the editor of the blog as well. 🙂
| Song | Posted On |
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| Chali aana tu paan ki dukaan pe saadhe teen baje | 26.05.2009 |
| Gori hain kalaayiyaan tu lade mujhe hari hari choodiyaan | 06.07.2010 |
I had never watched this movie (for me it was a ‘No Amitabh movie’ years those days), so when our Prakash ji sent the lyrics of the today’s song, I had no recollections of having listening to this song. Other than the above mentioned two songs of this movie I was not aware of remember any other songs of this movie. However, when I listened to today’s song, I liked it. I may have heard this song in the past but the song may have failed to register with me in the past.
This song is in two versions- one is sung by Amit Kumar and the other by Lata Mangeshkar.
“Aaj Ka Arjun-1990” was directed by K.C. Bokadia for BMB Productions. K.C. Bokadia was also the producer of this movie. It had Amitabh Bachchan, Jaya Prada, Radhika, Suresh Oberoi, Kiran Kumar and Amrish Puri. The movie introduced Rishabh Shukla on the big screen.
Asrani and Anupam Kher make special appearance in this movie. The above cast was supported by Preeti Sapru, Baby Guddu, Bramhachari, Praveen Kumar, Anirudh Agarwal, Junior Mehmood, Ram Kumar and Vikas Anand.
Story of this movie was written by P. Vasu and screenplay was written by Santosh Saroj. Dialogues of this movie were written by Anirudh Tiwari. Saroj Khan and Chinni Prakash were the choreographers for this movie. Editing of this movie was done by M.S. Shinde.
Lata Mangeshkar, Kavita Krishnamurthy, Alka Yagnik, Shabbir Kumar, Mohd Aziz and Amit Kumar had given their voices to the songs in this movie. Anjaan was the lyricist for the songs in this movie and music was composed by Bappi Lahiri.
This movie was passed by Censor Board on 03.08.1990.
Let us now listen to today’s multiple version song. It is sung by Amit Kumar and Lata Mangeshkar. Lyrics are by Anjaan and music is composed by Bappi Lahiri.
Lyrics of this song were sent by Prakashchandra.
Audio (Male version)
Audio full (Female version)
Video (Female version)
Song-Naa jaa re naa jaa re (Aaj Ka Arjun)(1990) Singers-Amit Kumar/ Lata, Lyrics-Anjaan, MD-Bappi Lahiri
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Lyrics (Provided by Prakashchandra)
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Male version
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naa jaa re ae ae ae ae
naa jaa re ae ae ae ae
naa jaa re ae
naa jaa re ae
yoon mujhe ae chhod ke
dil meraa aa tod ke ae ae ae ae
naa jaa re
na jaa re
yoon mujhe ae chhod ke
dil meraa aa tod ke ae ae ae
naa jaa re
na jaa re ae
munne mere dekh ke tujhko
ab tak zindaa hoon
bhool huyi to
maaf bhi kar de
main sharmindaa hoon
tu jo mujhse rooth gayaa to
main mar jaaungaa aa
mar kar bhi main
behna ko kya munh dikhlaaungaa aa
toot jaaungaa main
naa jaa yoon rooth ke ae ae
naa jaa re ae
naa jaa re
yoon mujhe ae chhod ke
dil meraa aa tod ke ae ae
naa jaa re
naa jaa re
naa jaa re
naa jaa re
naa jaa re
naa aa jaa re
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Female version:
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naa aa jaa re ae
naa a a a a aa aa aaa
naa jaa re ae
naa aa jaa..aaa
naa jaa re ae
naa jaa re
yoon mujhe ae chhod ke ae ae
naa jaa re ae
na jaa re ae
yoon mujhe ae chhod ke
dil meraa aa tod ke ae ae
naa jaa re ae
naa jaa re ae
yoon mujhe ae chhod ke ae ae
naa jaa re ae
naa jaa re ae
tujhse bichhad ke
tere bina to
jee na sakoongi main ae
aayegaa tu
laut ke phir to
phir na miloongi main
tujhse bichhad ke
tere bina to
jee naa sakoongi main aen
aayegaa tu
laut ke phir to
phir naa miloongi main
o o o o o o
o o o o o o
o o o
o o o o
ho o o o
yoon nazar mod ke
gham se dil jod ke ae ae ae
naa jaa re ae
naa jaa re ae
yoon mujhe ae chhod ke
dil meraa aa tod ke ae ae
naa jaa re ae
naa jaa re ae
saari bahaarein
saare nazaare
saath hi letaa jaa aa
jaate jaate mujhko thhoda
zehar hi detaa jaa aa
saari bahaarein
saare nazaare
saath hi letaa jaa aa
jaate jaate mujhko thhoda
zehar hi detaa jaa
o o
o o o o o o o o o
o o o o
o o o o
tujhko meri qasam
ye qadam rok le ae ae ae
naa jaa re ae
naa jaa re ae
yoon mujhe ae chhod ke
dil meraa aa tod ke ae ae ae
naa jaa re ae
naa jaa re ae
yoon mujhe ae ae chhod ke ae
naa jaa re ae
naa jaa re
naa jaa re ae
naa jaa re ae
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Devnagri Script lyrics (Provided by Avinash Scrapwala)
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(पुरुष स्वर)
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ना जा रे ए ए ए ए
ना जा रे ए ए ए ए
ना जा रे ए ना जा रे ए
यूं मुझे ए छोड़ के
दिल मेरा तोड़ के ए ए ए ए
ना जा रे ना जा रे
यूं मुझे ए छोड़ के
दिल मेरा आ तोड़ के ए ए
ना जा रे ना जा रे ए
मुन्ने मेरे देख के तुझको
अब तक ज़िंदा हूँ
भूल हुयी तो
माफ़ भी कर दे
मैं शर्मिन्दा हूँ
तू जो मुझसे रूठ गया तो
मैं मर जाऊँगा आ
मर कर भी मैं
बहना को क्या मुंह दिखलाऊंगा आ
टूट जाऊँगा मैं
ना जा यूं रूठ के ए ए
ना जा रे ना जा रे
यूं मुझे ए छोड़ के
दिल मेरा आ तोड़ के ए ए
ना जा रे
ना जा रे
ना जा रे
ना जा रे
ना जा रे
ना जा रे
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(महिला स्वर)
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ना जा रे ए
ना आ आ आ आ आ आ °°°°°
ना जा रे ए
ना जा°°°°°आ°°°°°
ना जा रे
ना जा रे
यूं मुझे ए छोड़ के ए ए
ना जा रे ना जा रे
यूं मुझे ए छोड़ के
दिल मेरा तोड़ के ए ए
ना जा रे ना जा रे
यूं मुझे ए छोड़ के ए ए
ना जा रे ना जा रे
तुझसे बिछड़ के
तेरे बिना तो
जी ना सकूंगी मैं ए
आएगा तू
लौट के फिर तो
फिर ना मिलूंगी मैं
तुझसे बिछड़ के
तेरे बिना तो
जी ना सकूंगी मैं एं
आएगा तू
लौट के फिर तो
फिर ना मिलूंगी मैं
ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ °°°°°
ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ °°°°°
हो ओ ओ ओ ओ ह ओ ओ ओ
हो ओ ओ ओ °°°°°
यूं नज़र मोड़ के
ग़म से दिल जोड़ के ए ए ए
ना जा रे ना जा रे
यूं मुझे ए छोड़ के
दिल मेरा आ तोड़ के ए ए
ना जा रे ना जा रे
सारी बहारें
सारे नज़ारे
साथ ही लेता जा
जाते जाते मुझको थोडा
ज़हर ही देता जा आ
सारी बहारें
सारे नज़ारे
साथ ही लेता जा
जाते जाते मुझको थोडा
ज़हर ही देता जा
ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ °°°°°
ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ °°°°°
हो ओ ओ ओ ओ ह ओ ओ ओ
हो ओ ओ ओ °°°°°
तुझको मेरी क़सम
ये क़दम रोक ले ए ए ए
ना जा रे ना जा रे
यूं मुझे ए छोड़ के
दिल मेरा आ तोड़ के ए ए ए
ना जा रे ना जा रे
यूं मुझे ए ए छोड़ के ए
ना जा रे ना जा रे
ना जा रे ना जा रे ए …
Nigaahon se kehti hai dil ke fasaane
Posted on: July 6, 2020
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“Man Ka Meet”(1950) was directed by Ratibhai Punaatar for Ajit Pictures, Bombay. This “social” movie had Nirupa Roy, Dulaari, Sarita Devi, Shanti Madhok, Manhar desai, Babu Raje, hhagan Romeo, Bhagwan Das, Ibrahim, Maruti, Kamlakant, Barkat Virani, Haridas, Popat, V D Popat etc in it.
The movie had nine songs in it. One song has been covered in the past.
Today (6 July 2020) is the 16th remembrance day of Sardul Kwatra (1928-6 July 2004). As a tribute to him, here is a song from “Man Ka Meet”(1950). This song is sung by Zohrabai Ambalewaali. Sarshar Sailaani is the lyricist. Music is composed by Sardul Kwatra.
Only the audio of the song is available. For the lyrics, it is clear that it is a mujra song. I request our knowledgeale readers to throw light on the picturisation of the song.
Lyrics of this song were sent to me by Avinash scrapwala.
Song-Nigaahon se kehti hai dil ke fasaane(Man Ka Meet)(1950) Singer-Zohrabai Ambalewaali, Lyrics-Sarshar Sailaani, MD-Sardul Kwatra
Lyrics(Provided by Avinash Scrapwala)
hmm hmm hmm
hmm hmm hmm
Nigaahon se kehti hai ae ae
Dil ke fasaane ae ae
Haan aan aan aan
Aan aan aan aan
Jawaani ki baatein
aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa
aa aa
Jawaani ki baatein
Jawaani ki baatein
Jawaani hi jaane
Jawaani ki baatein
Jawaani ki baatein
Jawaani hi jaane
Nigaahon se
Nigaahon se raja
Nigaahon se kehti hai
Dil ke fasaane
Dil ke fasaane ae
Jawaani ki baatein
Jawaani ki baatein
Jawaani hi jaane
Jawaani ki gardan ko
Jhukte na dekha
Jawaani ki gardan ko
Jhukte na dekha
Kisi ne ye toofaan rukte na dekha
Kisi ne ye toofaan rukte na dekha
Jawaani ka har teer
Baithha nishaane
Jawaani ka har teer
Baithha nishaane
Haan aan aan aan
Aan aan aan aan aan
Nigaahon se
Nigaahon se raaja
Nigaahon se kehti hai
Dil ke fasaane
Dil ke fasaane ae
Jawaani ki baatein
Jawaani ki baatein
Jawaani hi jaane
Na aana na jaana
Na milna milaana
Na aana na jaana
Na milna milaana
Kabhi ye bahaana
Kabhi wo bahaana
Kabhi ye bahaana
Kabhi wo bahaana
Hamen maar daalaa
Bahaane
Bahaane
Hamen maar daalaa
Bahaane
Bahaane
Haan aan aan aan
Aan aan aan aan aan
Aan aan
Nigaahon se
Nigaahon se raaja
Nigaahon se kehti hain
Dil ke fasaane
Dil ke fasaane ae ae
Jawaani ki baatein
Jawaani ki baatein
Jawaani hi jaane ae
Bhar bhar aayin mori ankhiyaan
Posted on: July 6, 2020
This article is written by Sadanand Kamath, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a contributor to this blog. This article is meant to be posted in atulsongaday.me. If this article appears in other sites without the knowledge and consent of the web administrator of atulsongaday.me, then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.
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Hindi Songs in Bangla Films:35
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‘Jalsaghar’ [(1958), Music Room] was Satyajit Ray’s third film (4th film in terms of the date of release). After the box office failure of his second film, ‘Aparajito’ (1957), Satyajit Ray decided to make a popular film which would cater to the taste of Bengali audience. ‘Jalsaghar’. the short story of Tarashankar Bandopadhyay was the basis for the film which had the popular subject of the declining fortunes of zamindars (landlords) who patronized arts and music. So, there would be scope for songs and dances which would attract the audience.
But how could a director of the stature of Satyajit Ray succumb to make a commercial film whose heart was attuned to making the intellectual films? So, the net result was that when ‘Jalsaghar’ (1958) shooting was completed, the popular subject of declining aristocracy became a serious subject. The popular music associated with such subject was turned into the hardcore Hindustani classical songs and a classical dance. In other words, the film took the shape of an artistic film and won the National Film Award, 1959 for the best feature film in Bengali.
It took quite a long time to search for a dilapidated palace in West Bengal for shooting the film. At last, someone from Murshidabad suggested Nimtita Rajabari in Murshidabad which suited well as a palace for a zamindar whose fortunes are on the decline. It was a great coincidence that later on, Tarashankar Bandopadhyay revealed to Satyajit Ray that his short story was inspired by landlord Upendra Narayan Chaudhury who stayed in Nimtita Rajabari. His descendants have now settled in Kolkata.
The film is available for viewing on one of the video sharing platforms in 10 parts with English sub-titles. While watching, I felt that the original film may have been edited to some extent. However, the continuity of the story seems to have been maintained. The film’s story is set in the mid 1930s and centres around Chhabi Biswas in the role of an aged music-loving landlord. He is present in almost all the frames of the film. Rest of the main actors like Padma Devi, Gangapada Bose, Tulsi Lahiri, and Kali Sarkar have subsidiary roles. The story as depicted in the film is as under:
Biswambar Roy (Chhabi Biswas) is an aged feudal landlord who lives in his dilapidated palace on the banks of a river. He has lost his wife, Mahamaya Devi (Padma Devi) and the only son, Khoka some years back when their boat capsized in the river during a storm. He has lost much of the land-holding due to the soil erosion created by the river. He has only one servant, Ananta (Kali Sarkar) and the Estate Manager (Tulsi Lahiri) to his company besides his horse and an elephant. To maintain his status as an aristocratic landlord, he indulges in lavish spending and pleasures like hosting concerts in his music room, high quality drinks etc. Much of his assets including the remaining land and jewelries have been mortgaged or sold.
While old Biswamber is resting in his room reminiscing his golden days as a wealthy landlord, Mahim Ganguly (Gangapada Bose), his neighbour and a neo-richman, visits the palace to invite him to attend his son’s thread ceremony. While Biswamber declines to attend giving an excuse that because of his old age, he has stopped going out of his palace. But this event reminds him of his son’s thread ceremony which he had conducted in pomp and show worthy of a landlord which included a grand firework in the night followed by a musical concert in his jalsaghar (music room) where all his guests were served choicest drinks. He also remembers that in the same night, his wife resented his spending on concerts too, by mortgaging her jewellery.
Biswamber also remembers that he had arranged a next musical concert on the day his wife and son were to return to the palace after the visit to her mother’s place, to celebrate the new year. This was also to show his might to his new-rich neighbour, Mahim even though for this, Biswamber had to sell some of his antique furniture and some more jewellery. While the concert was in the mid-way, he got the news that his wife and the son drowned in the river while returning on a boat.
After the death of his wife and son, Biswamber has been living in the palace alone with a servant to attend to him. His music room has remained locked for many years. He has become a recluse. He is in no mood to accept his neighbour Mahim’s personal invitation to attend his newly constructed house-warming ceremony and a dance concert. But it reminds him of his music room which has been closed for years. He orders his servant to open it at once. He spends some time inside the music room reminiscing of his glorious days.
In order to spite his neighbour, Biswamber decides to organise a dance concert of a famous kathak dancer from Banaras for which he spends his last cash reserves of Rs.500 for refurbishing his music room, arranging drinks to his guests and giving his last of the precious stones as a gift to the dancer. After the concert, though he has become almost bankrupt, a drunk Biswamber is very happy that he could effectively replicate his past glory to spite his neo-rich neighbour, Mahim.
However, as the night progresses, he observes that one by one the candles in the chandeliers of his music room are getting over, making the room dark. A frightened Biswamber linking the candle light-off to the end of his own life, calls his servant, Ananta who apprises him that the dawn is approaching. He would open the windows and the sunlight would make the room brightened. As the morning sun rises, in his last show of grandeur of his aristocracy, Biswamber mounts his favourite horse and rides at a faster pace away from the palace. But he is thrown out of the horse and dies at the banks of the river – the same river which is also responsible for the erosion of his land and the death of his wife and son.
The moral of the story is that though Biswamber knows that his fortunes are on the decline, he is not ready to adjust to the reality of the situation. Every effort is made to maintain his lavish spending even in the background of facing the adverse financial position. There is no need to compete in terms of prestige with the neo-rich, Mahim who has improved his economic condition by his business acumenship. On the other hand, Biswamber should have taken the clues from Mahim to diversify into some other business ventures. In both the cases – the decline of Zamindars and the emergence of non-Zamindar neo-rich, Satyajit Ray has very well explored human psychology of showmanship.
The highlight of the film is the superb performance by Chhabi Biswas in the role of an aged landlord. The entire film lies on his shoulder. It may be worthwhile to note that in reality, actor Chhabi Biswas belonged to an aristocratic family. He has personally witnessed the downfall of aristocracy. With this background, it comes naturally to him to perform his role of a falling aristocrat. In fact, there is so much of a genuineness in his performance that those who have watched the film would sympathise with him at the end of the film notwithstanding the fact that it is his ego and the false prestige which are responsible for his downfall.
One of the scenes in the film which I liked the most is when Biswamber enteres his jalsaghar (music room) for the first time after keeping it locked for some years. He spends about 5-6 minutes inside jalsaghar without any dialogue and the background music, observing each and every item – portraits of his forefathers, each and every chandeliers, furniture and fixtures etc. This scene reminds me of a similar scene in ‘Kaagaz Ke Phool’ (1959) when an aged Guru Dutt visits his studio and glances the entire studio, reminiscing of his glorious days as a successful director. He touches the camera and sits on his director’s chair in the dark studio never to get up.
Satayjit Ray has used the camera as well as the expression and gestures of the main actors to move forward the story of the film more than the dialogues. My guess is that of 100 odd minutes of the film, the dialogues in the film would have cumulatively consumed not more than 40 minutes. Ustad Vilayat Khan has used mainly Sitar and Flute for background music which goes well with the ambience of the palace as well as the genre of the story.
Like ‘Kaagaz Ke Phool’ (1959), ‘Jalsaghar’ (1958) had also the same fate of failure at the box office. The reviews of the film after its release in India were mostly adverse. It was only after a couple of years when the film was released in the US and the UK, it received a cult status. Over a period of time, the film has been one of the widely discussed classic films of Satyajit Ray like ‘Kaagaz Ke Phool’ (1959). In June 2018, the film was shown in the Siri Fort Auditorium, the only Indian classic film shown at Navras Duende World Film Festival.
‘Jalsaghar’ (1958) has two songs – both rendered in Hindustani classical raags. In addition, the film also has the 8-minute of Kathak dance by Roshan Kumari, the daughter of playback singer, Zohrabai Ambalewaali. I am presenting a traditional thumri ‘bhar bhar aayi mori ankhiyaan piya bin’ rendered by Begum Akhtar. The song is picturised on Begum Akhtar herself up to say 01:45 of duration. Thereafter, the actress singing the song is different until Begum Akhtar surfaces again towards the end of the song. However, the entire duration of the song is rendered by Begum Akhtar. The Thumri was set to music by Ustad Vilayat Khan.
The background of the song is that Biswamber Roy remembers his olden days when after the thread ceremony of his son, he had arranged a concert in the night in his jalsaghar where all the guests had been served with drinks. All the money spent for the event was raised by selling his wife’s jewellery.
The director’s camera captures many other details while the singer is rendering the Thumri. The camera pans over the entire jalsaghar to show the grandeur of the music room. The camera also captures other subsidiary activities simultaneously going on, both physically and mentally. The camera focuses on Chhabi Biswas who is shown to be listening very intensely. But behind the intensity, he is also thinking something else as his eyes remain static, probably remembering many such music soirees of the past. His neighbour, Gangapada Bose is inhaling snuff but at the same time, he is embarrassed as to whether any of the guests has noticed his action. The camera also captures him in trying to control his sneeze following inhaling the snuff and thereafter searching for a glass of drink.
This film, in my view, is a ‘must see’ for those who believe the films as the director’s medium and also for the excellent performance of Chhabi Biswas as an aged landlord.
Video Clip:
Audio Clip:
Song-Bhar bhar aayi mori ankhiyaan piya bin (Jalsaghar)(Bangla)(1958) Singer-Begam Akhtar, MD-Ustaad Vilaayat Khan
Lyrics
aaaaaa
aaa aa aa aaaa
aaa aaa aaaaaa
aaaa aaa aa
aaaaaaaaa aa
aaaaaaaaaaaaa
aa aa
aa aa aa aaaa
aaaaaaaaa
aaa aaa aaa aa
aa aa aa aa aaa aa
aa aa aaaa aa aaaa
ae bhar bhar aayin mori ankhiyaan
piyaa bin
bhar bhar aayin mori ankhiyaan
piyaa bin
bhar bhar
bhar bhar aa………yin
bhar bhar aa………yin
aa aa aa aaa aaa
ae ae ae
bhar bhar aayin aa aaa
bhar bhar aayin mori ankhiyaan
piya bin
bhar bhar aayin
bhar bhar aayin
aa……yi
aa……yi mori ankhiyaan
bhar bhar aayin mori
bhar bhar aayin mori ankhiyaan
piya bin
ghir ghir aayin…een een een…… een een
ghir ghir aayin..een kaari ee ee badariya aa aa
ghir ghir aayi..ee
aa…..aa….yi
ghir ghir aayin
o o ghir ghir
ghir ghir aa..yin een kaari ee badariya
dharkan laagi mori chhatiyaan
piya bin
dharkan laagi
This article is written by Avinash Scrapwala, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a contributor to this blog. This article is meant to be posted in atulsongaday.me. If this article appears in other sites without the knowledge and consent of the web administrator of atulsongaday.me, then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.
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Blog 10-Year Challenge (2010-2020) – Song No. 39
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Today’s song is from the movie ‘Joru Ka Ghulaam’ a movie released in 2000. By the standards of the blog it is ‘new’ movie, but if we think about it dispassionately, 2000 was 20 years ago, and so this movie is already twenty years old by now. That is how time flies!!
The name ‘Joru Ka Ghulaam’ will also remind readers of the Rajesh Khanna movie of the same name that was released in 1972. That movie was considered to be unsuccessful at the box office at that time, but now some online sites (perhaps run by people who were not born by 1972) claim that it was a ‘hit’ movie. This movie of 1972 had some nice songs in it. Nainon mein nindiyaa hai was my most favorite song from this movie. All songs of this movie have already been covered in the blog.
Ten years ago on 05.07.2010, three songs were covered on the blog including one song each from “Joru Ka Ghulam”(1972) and “Joru Ka Ghulaam”(2000).
| Song | Movie title-Year | Remarks |
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| Main joru ka ghulaam banke rahoongaa | Joru Ka Ghulaam-2000 | 01 song posted |
| Aayiye aapko main apne bangley ki sair karaaun | Joru Ka Ghulaam-1972 | All songs covered |
| Ek samay par do barsaaten | Jhoola-1962 | All songs covered |
We can see that a good ‘variety’ of songs was presented on this day ten years ago. 🙂
‘Joru Ka Ghulaam-2000’ was directed by Shakeel Noorani for Noorani Film Corporation’. He was also the producer of this movie. Shadab Noorani was the executive producer of this movie and Nilesh Ronghe was the chief assistant director.
The movie had Govinda, Twinkle Khanna, Kader Khan, Ashok Saraf, Ashish Vidyarthi, Ali Asgar and Johny Lever, supported by Razak Khan, Sonu Sagar, Rushika, Rajashree, Ghansyam, Moses, Rakhi Sawant, Bobby Vatsa and many others.
Story and screenplay of this movie was written by Ikram Akhtar. Whereas the dialogues of this movie were written by Tanveer Khan. Editing was done by Sudhir Verma. Ganesh Acharya was the choreographer for this movie. Dinesh Telkar was the cinematographer.
Sameer was the lyricist for the songs of this movie and Aadesh Shrivastava was the music director.
So far only one song from this movie has been posted on the blog and that was exactly ten years ago on 05.07.2010.
| Song | Posted On |
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| Main joru ka ghulaam banke rahoongaa | 05.07.2010 |
Today’s song is another typical Govinda type dance song, but then it had the special music of Aadesh Shrivastava who has given some special rhythms of ‘Bhojpuri’ folk and had created many songs in his own style which always give a fresh mood to the listeners to enjoy.
Coming back to today’s song the song is picturised on Govinda, Johny Lever and others. (I am not aware of the female artist in the song).
Sonu Nigam and Aadesh Shrivastava are the singers of this song. Lyrics are by Sameer.
I had never watched this movie but remember this song and it also reminds of the ‘neeche paan ki dukaan, upar gori ka makaan’ scene of Amitabh and Shashi Kapoor from ‘Silsilaa-1981’, where both of them are in drunken state and wandering on streets. 🙂 I hope my recollection is correct.
So, here is one more Govinda songs after ‘Raja Babu-1994’ under the ‘ten-year challenge series. One can guess that the blog and our editor was suitably impressed by Govinda movies ten years ago which saw song from these Govinda movies being discussed, despite these movies being recent movies by the standards of the blog. 🙂
Let us now enjoy today’s song ….
Video
Audio
Song-Neeche phoolon ki dukaan upar gori ka makaan(Joru Ka Ghulaam)(2000) Singers-Sonu Nigam, Aadesh Shrivastva, Lyrics-Sameer, MD-Aadesh Shrivastava
Unknown female voice
Chorus
Lyrics
ghodi chadhke ae
baandh ke sehraa aa aa aa
uske ghar main jaaungaa aa
sach kehtaa hoon oon oon
raam qasam
main joru usey banaaungaa aa
ahaa aa re
aa re
aa re ae
ahaa aa re
aa re
aa re ae
ho neeche phoolon ki dukaan
upar gori ka makaan
aha aa aare
aa re
aa re ae
aha aa aare
aa re
aa re ae
ho neeche phoolon ki dukaan
upar gori ka makaan
jab wo chaubaare se dekhe ae
aaye hai ha ha ha
ho jab wo chaubaare se dekhe
mera dil ho beimaan
aha aa re
aa re
aa re ae
aha aa re
aa re
aa re ae
ho neeche phoolon ki dukaan
upar gori ka makaan
(undeciphered words)
matak matak chaley
aise chhukariya
arey baap re baap
sarak sarak jaaye
tan se chunariyaa
sar sar sar sar
sar sar sar sar
hoye ae matak matak chaley
aise ae chhukariya
sarak sarak jaaye
tan se chunariyaa
laale laal honthhwaa se ae
laale laal honthhwaa se
barsaaye muskaan
aha aa re
aa re
aa re ae
aha aa re
aa re
aa re ae
ho neeche phoolon ki dukaan
upar gori ka makaan
aha aa re
aa re
aa re ae
aha aa re
aa re
aa re ae
(undeciphered words)
kaali kaali matwaali
ankhiyon se maare ae
arey maar daalaa re
meethhi meethhi bholi bhaali
batiyon se maare ae ae
haiyya hurrrr
hoye kaali kaali matwaali
ankhiyon se maare ae
meethhi meethhi bholi bhaali
batiyon se maare ae ae
solah saal ki jawaani ee
solah saal ki jawaani
le le le le meri jaan
aha aa re
aa re
aa re ae
aha aa re
aa re
aa re ae
neeche phoolon ki dukaan
upar gori ka makaan
aha aa re
aa re
aa re ae
aha aa re
aa re
aa re ae
ho neeche phoolon ki dukaan
upar gori ka makaan
jab wo chaubaare se dekhe ae
ae
ae
haay hai ae ae
jab wo chaubaare se dekhe ae
mera dil ho beimaan
aha aa re
aa re
aa re ae
aha aa re
aa re
aa re ae
aha aa re
aa re
aa re ae
aha aa re
aa re
aa re ae
(aaja natkhata baarahon saal
arre natkhata baarahon saal)
aha aa re
aa re
aa re ae
aha aa re
aa re
aa re ae
aha aa re
aa re
aa re ae
aha aa re
aa re
aa re ae
Chamke chaand poonam ka
Posted on: July 5, 2020
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“Mahasati Behula”(1964) was directed by Shanti Kumar for Adarshlok, Bombay. The movie had Mahipal, Jaimala, Lalita Pawar, Niranjan Sharma, Ulhas, Mridula etc in it.
This by now forgotten mythological movie had nine songs in it. One song has been covered in the past.
Today (5 July 2020) is the 38th remembrance day of Bharat Vyas (6 January 1918-5 July 1982 ). As a tribute to this legendary lyricist, who worked mostly in mythological movies, here is another song from “Mahasati Behula”(1964).
Like the first song, this song too is a duet which is sung by Suman Kalyanpur and Mukesh. Bharat Vyas is the lyricist. Music is composed by Pt Shivram.
Only the audio of the song is available. I request our knowledgeable readers to throw light on the picturisation of the song. My guess is that this song is picturised on Mahipal and Jaimala.
This song mentions “poonam ka chaand” and that makes this song a topical song, seeing that today is poornima (guru poornima). In addition, today this poonam ka chaand is also figuring in a chandragrahan, the third chandragrahan for the year 2020.
Lyrics of this song were sent to me by Avinash Scrapwala.
Song-Chamke chaand poonam ka (Mahasati Behula)(1964) Singers-Suman Kalyanpur, Mukesh, Lyrics-Bharat Vyas, MD-Pt Shivram
Both
Lyrics(Provided by Avinash Scrapwala)
Chamke chaand poonam ka
Chhalke pyaar shabnam ka
Hum tum sang jab milte
Badle rang mausam ka
Chamke chaand poonam ka
Chhalke pyaar shabnam ka
Aa aa aa
Aa aa aa aa
Aa aa aa
Aa aa aa
Do man magan jab naache
Pariyon ke ghunghar baaje
Priyatam mere rang raache
Sapne hue sab saanche
Ghunghat
Aa aa aa aa aa
Ghunghat ude resham ka
Chhalke pyaar shabnam ka
Hum tum sang jab milte
Badle rang mausam ka
Chamke chaand poonam ka
Chhalke pyaar shabnam ka
Aa aa aa aa aa
Hmm hmm hmm
Hmm hmm hmm
Jab tak hain chaand sitaare
Honge nahin hum nyaare
Ganga ki hum lehren hain
Jamuna ke hum hain kinaare
Sangam
Aa aa aa aa
aa aa
Sangam hai apne milan ka
Chhalke pyaar shabnam ka
Hum tum sang jab milte
Badle rang mausam ka
Chamke chaand poonam ka
Chhalke pyaar shabnam ka
Aa aa aa aa aa
Hmm hmm hmm
Hmm hmm hmm
Sapnon mein tum ho chhaaye
Dhadkan mein tum hi samaaye
Duniya ne jaal bichhaaye
Hum tum bichhad na paaye
Goonje
Aa aa aa aa aa aa
Goonje geet sargam ka
Chhalke pyaar shabnam ka
Hum tum sang jab milte
Badle rang mausam ka
Chamke chaand poonam ka
Chhalke pyaar shabnam ka
Subah uthh ke Mirze yaar ne
Posted on: July 5, 2020
This article is written by Arunkumar Deshmukh, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a contributor to this blog. This article is meant to be posted in atulsongaday.me. If this article appears in other sites without the knowledge and consent of the web administrator of atulsongaday.me, then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.
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Today’s song is a special song from the film Mirza Sahibaan-1957. It is special because it is almost a 9 minute song – 8 minutes and 36 seconds, to be exact. There is one more-Punjabi- song in this film, which is about 6m 30s long. Today’s song is written by Verma Malik and the music is composed by Sardul kwatra- one of the 3 Sikh composers in Hindi films during that period ( the other two were G S Kohli and S Mohinder). His younger brother Bhagwant Kwatra was his assistant here.
Sardul Singh Kwatra was one of the very few Sikh Music Directors Hindi Films had. He was born in Lahore in 1928. He was educated and trained in classical music at Lahore. His teacher in music was Sardar Awatar Singh, who was quite famous in Lahore. Later Sardul singh joined Hansraj Behl as his assistant.
After Partition, his family first shifted to Amritsar and then to Bombay. The family established a film production company and started making films. Their first film was ‘Ek Teri Nishani”-49. Sardul singh was its MD, along with Pt. Amarnath and Vinod. Later he composed for ‘Jalte Deep”-50, with T.K.Das. His first independent film was “Man ka Meet”-50.
His family company wanted to make a Punjabi film “Posti”-50. Sardul got newcomer Shyama to be the Heroine. Shyama also acted in their second film “Kode Shah’-53. Their next Hindi film was ‘Goonj’-52, for which Sardul convinced Suriya to be its Heroine. He was its MD of course.
Sardul singh was a tall,well built and handsome person. Unfortunately his severe inclination towards beautiful women overpowered his talents. He used to proudly say, ‘I can not create good music without beautiful faces. ” He was aware of his looks and used it unabashedly to influence women.
When he was in Bombay, he requested Mohd. Rafi ( after this film) to let out the top floor flat in Rafi’s bungalow to him , since it was empty. Being a good and helpful man, Rafi agreed. When Rafi’s son’s marriage was fixed, he wanted his flat back, but Sardul kwatra refused to vacate. Those days, the Bombay Rent control act was in favour of the tenants, so Rafi had a lot of problems. After a few years, Sardul filed a criminal case also against Rafi, in this connection. Rafi suffered a lot because of this. Finally, while going to Chandigarh before shifting to the USA, Sardul Kwatra vacated the flat. This detailed story is described in ” aap ki parchhaiyan” a book by Rajnikumar Pandya ji.
He gave music to 22 Hindi and 13 Punjabi films. In 1970, he visited Chandigarh and established ‘Chandigarh Film Institute”. He left his wife and children and went to the USA with another good looking woman, in 1978. He got 2 children from this association. Sardul singh Kwatra died in the US on 6-7-2004.
India is a unique country in the world. ” Vividhata mein ekta” (विविधता में एकता ). A country which has 28 states and 9 UTs, 22 languages mentioned in its Constitution, 30 languages spoken by 30 lakh people each, 122 languages spoken by more than 10000 people each and 1652 languages spoken in all the country. So many religions are living amicably since thousands of years and still the country is ONE unit, when the Nation needs it. Disproving all the Pundits of the world saying that India will break into pieces after independence, we are stronger and more developed by the day. So, what is the secret ?
The secret is its Culture, which keeps all faiths and languages bound together. In India, Culture is greater than and a bigger influence than individual religions. The flexibility, adaptability and readiness to make changes by the majority section, is the secret. This makes India the biggest Democracy in the world today. The entire world looks up to us as a final Saviour.
Culture and Folklore have bound Indians together. In every state there are its own Folk tales, Folk Dances and Folk Music. Still, some common Folklore is all over the country. Though every region has its own Folklores, Lovers’ Folk lore from Punjab and Sind have been traditionally well known throughout India, e.g. Heer-Ranjha or Sohni-Mahiwal etc etc. Our films have a great contribution in keeping the country United and Together,despite calamities and aggressions. Some of the Folk tales of Love from Punjab and Sindh became well known due to films made on them.
There are 9 Tragic Love stories from Punjab and Sindh,in which both the lovers die without getting united. These 9 Love stories are-
Mirza-Sahiban
Heer – Ranjha
Sassi-Punnu
Momal-Rano
Umar-marvi
Sohni-Mahiwal
Lila-Chanesar
Noorie-Tamchi
Dhaj-Rorkumar (Unlike most pairs,in Mirza Sahiban,the Male name comes First !)
Indian film producers have helped spread these Immortal Love stories by making movies on them,as under-
Heer-Ranjha… Films made in 1931,32,48 and 1970
Mirza-Sahiban… In 1933,35,47 and 1957
Sassi-Punnu… In 1932,33 and 1946
Sohni-Mahiwal…In 1933,46,58 and 1984
Umar-Marvi…in 1942
Noorie-Tamchi…In 1934
Today’s film was directed by Ravi Kapoor, who directed 3 more films-Kala Chor-56,Chalta Purja-58 and Accident-65. The cast of the film was Shyama, Shammi Kapoor, Ram Singh, Madan Puri,Uma Dutt, Indira, Nazir kashmiri, Tun Tun, Daljit and many others.
Indira. This is a ‘Same Name Confusion’ artiste. During the silent Era and early Talkie period, there was one Indira Devi. Her real name was Effie Hippolet- an Anglo-Indian She acted in 24 silent films since 1927, but did only two Talike films-Al-Hilal-35 and Wamaq Azra-1935. Then there is the comedian fatty Indira Bansal who was operative from 1951 to 1981, and worked in 116 films. This Indira was different.
Indira, one of Punjabi cinema’s most popular leading ladies of the 1960s, was born on August 6, 1938 in northern India. Growing up in an aristocratic family in the Punjab village of Kharian, her family lost everything when they had to flee their home during partition to settle in Kanpur. In 1952 her family shifted to Bombay where an Elder brother ran a successful business.
Indira was noticed by the popular comedien Bhagwan while he was shooting a movie at Jagriti Studios, and she was put in the cast of his film Rangeela (1953). Raj Kapoor, who happened to be visiting the set of Rangeela, noticed Indira and later cast her as the daughter of a rich industrialist in his film Shree 420 (1955).
Indira continued to appear in supporting roles in major Hindi productions like Funtoosh (1956), Mirza Sahibaan-1957, Yahudi (1958), and Dil Deke Dekho(1959). She had just appeared as the lead in the low budget yarn Jungle Ki Duniya (1959) when she was cast as the heroine in a Punjabi film titled Yamla Jatt in 1960. This was followed that same year by two more Punjabi pictures, Do Lacchian and Kiklee. All three films were very successful.
Returning to Hindi language movies, she found herself much in demand for B-films with colorful titles like Maya Mahal (1963), Jungle Boy (1963), Tarzan Aur Jadugar (1963), Pahadi Nagin (1964), Arab Ka Lal (1964), Son of Zimbo (1966), Sheba and Hercules (1967), Tarzan in Fairyland (1968) and CID Agent 302 (1968), sometimes playing the heroine, but more often than not as a vamp or villain. Occasionally she would snag a nice supporting role in a major production like Do Dil (1965) or Mere Huzoor (1968), and she still continued to star in Punjabi fare.
Sometimes billed as Indira Billi (her real name was Indira Kaur) she was interviewed in 1963 for Picture Post magazine where she talked about her beginnings: “I had not the good fortune of stepping into films and finding myself a heroine right from the start as had been the case with many glamour girls these days. It was a life of toil and tears, fighting every inch, every day, and month after month. Sometimes I was fed up, felt tired of the ceaseless struggle to make my presence felt. With the struggle for existence keen and with not enough money, those early days were none too happy for a girl aspiring for a respectable place in the film world, let alone stardom. Sometimes I had my misgivings whether I was right in coming into films. Some kind of inferiority complex took hold of me and I thought several times that I would never become a star.” Indira married cinema owner Shiv Kumar in the early to mid-1960s and left the film scene in the early 1970s.
The story of the film Mirza Sahibaan-57 was….
Sahiba’s father (Uma Dutt) is Mirza’s mother’s brother (making them cousins). She brings Mirza for an extended visit to her family home, a visit cut short when Sahiba’s mother (Gulab) throws a fit over her young daughter’s budding relationship with Mirza, who for some reason is not considered worthy of her. Mirza adamantly refuses to leave his Sahiba when his insulted mother packs up her bags and goes.
Her sad-sack hen-pecked brother promises to take good care of Mirza, although how someone so lacking a spine can possibly protect a kid who is clearly not wanted is beyond me. Anyway, Sahiba and Mirza become inseparable and grow into young adults (Shyama and Shammi Kapoor) who adore each other. The little cocoon of love that surrounds them is constantly under attack by Sahiba’s brothers Mir (Ram Singh) and Shamir (Madan Puri) in addition to her mother, but the pair remains steadfast (although they spend a lot of time talking about their willingness to die for one another, never a good omen).
In addition to Sahiba, Mirza has a passion for his white mare and his bow and arrows and is a crack shot. This endears him no further to his nasty cousins, and his love for Sahiba is also a thorn in the side for the local barber and matchmaker Umara (?) who stands to lose a commission if the young lovers marry each other. When Sahiba persuades Mirza to take her to a local fair, Umara takes the opportunity to create trouble.
Umara informs Mir and Shamir that Sahiba is at the fair with Mirza. Infuriated, they track him down and beat him mercilessly, although not as mercilessly as Sahiba’s mother when they all reach home. She throws Mirza out of the house and locks Sahiba in her room. Sahiba’s father quickly accedes to his wife’s wishes that he get Sahiba married into the wealthy Choudhary family (who happen to be her relatives) nearby, and Umara is called in.
Sahiba, unable to escape her mother’s eagle eye, asks her friend Mora to take a message to Mirza, who is now homeless and despondently considering suicide.
Mora saves him from jumping off a cliff, and he goes to stay with their aunt, Bibo.
Umara the matchmaker now becomes very busy, going first to fix Sahiba’s marriage with the son of Choudhary Sahab (Nazir Kashmiri), and then to Mirza’s parents’ house, where he tells them how mistreated Mirza has been. Mirza’s mother asks him to plead with Mirza to return home—which he doesn’t have to do because Bibo is already suggesting it to Mirza. She relents though in the face of Mirza’s devotion.
He agrees to return to his parental home if Bibo will bring Sahiba to him to say goodbye, which she does. He promises to return for Sahiba, and she says that she will send word when her wedding date is fixed so that he can save her. I am not clear how this will work out better than if they just leave right now, but it’s not my plot. Sahiba’s wedding is eventually fixed for the same day as Mirza’s sister Chatti’s, and Bibo sends a message to Mirza.
Mirza receives the message, and races away on his trusty white mare to rescue Sahiba from her wedding. He runs away with her.
The end- The opposite party follows Mirza and Sahiba and kills Mirza. Sahiba commits suicide and both die in each other’s arms.
(For this post, I thank Wikipedia, Mike Barnum’s Blog, HFGK, memsaabstory.com and my notes.)
Song-Subah uthh ke Mirze yaar ne Sahibaan ka le liya naam(Mirza Saahiban)(1957) Singers-Rafi, Shamshad Begam, Lyrics-Verma Malik, MD-Sardul Kwatra
Male chorus
Female chorus
All chorus
Lyrics
haddipa
haddipa
haddipa
haddipa
hey
ho o o
ho ho ho ho
subah uthh ke mirze yaar ne
sahibaan ka le liya naam
ghar ghar mashoori ho gayi ee
gali gali hua badnaam
ho o o o
o o o o
tera chori chori pyaar thha
ab aage sare aam
ho ho ho ho ho ho ho
kya jaane mirza sahibaan
ab kya hoga anjaam
khha liya beliya toone aam
aaha
aaha
aaha
aaha
aaha
aaha
hey kudiya ne
hey kudiya ne
hey kudiye ne
balle balle balle
hey mundaiy ne
hey mundaiy ne
hey mundaiy ne
ho sadqe
hey kudiya ne ?? kudiyaa waali ??
hurr
hey munde
shahar de gunde
baaj na aawan
aa hahahahaha
Hey kudiya ?? kudiyaa ho ?? dil churaawan
ho sadqe
Hey munde
shahr ke gunde
baaj na aawan
hurr
mohe le de dupatta malmal ka
ho rang zara halka
?? kal ka
?? karo kal ka
oye soniya aa
oye beliya
mohe le de dupatta malmal ka
ho rang zara halka
ho rang zara halka
ho soniya
hoy beliyaa
ho tu le ke dupatta jab aayegi ee ee
tu le ke dupatta jab aayegi
ho bindiya lagaayegi
najar lag jaayegi ee
ho soniye ae
ho heeriye
hey kudiya ni ?? kudiya
?? dil churaawan
ho balle balle balle
hey munde
shahr ke gunde
baaz na aawan
aa mil gale
duniya jale
duniya se chalen door hum
hai waasta
ab raastaa
chhodo jee ye majboor??
haaye
dil le liya aa aa aa
gham de diya aa aa
dil le liya aa aa
gham de diya
bedardi
gham de diya
ho mujhe dil ki
banaa le jee malika
bharosa nahin pal ka
na waada karo kal ka
oy soniyaa aa aa
oye beliyaa
oye kudiye ni ??
?? dil churaawan
hoye sadqe
Hey munde
shahar ke gunde
baaz na aawan
ke rang dhingrang
ke rang dhingrang
ke rang dhingrang
ke rang dhingrang
ke rang dhingrang
ke rang dhingrang
haathhon mein haath
?? ke kangan
?? rang
balle balle balle balle
?? chunari rang birangi ke ho gaye ??
ab ??
ke rang dhingrang
ke rang dhingrang
ke rang dhingrang
ho gori
jab se chali gayi dhali ho hamko
ho balle balle
to humko dard judaai mili
?? kaun hamaara
ab chale na chaara
ke rang dhingraari
ke rang dhingraari
ke rang dhingraari
ke rang dhingraari
shehron mein se shahar anokha
shahar hai ek Ambaala
ho Ambaale ki ek sundari
rang thha uska kaala
punjaab ke chhaile ne ae ae
is Punjaab ke chhaile ne thha usko jaadoo daala
chala gaya wo tod ke dil ko
bholi soorat waala
ab kahaan jaayegi haan
pher baithh ke maala
ab kahaan jaaogi
pher baithh ke maala
ab kahaan jaaogi
pher baithh ke maala
ab kahaan jaaogi
aa hahahaha
sadak kinaare ek chhokra
khada thha najar jamaaye
Raaja ki ek ladki dekhi
dekh ke bola haaye
kehne laga dil khaali hai
aay haay
kehne laga dil khaali hai
koi ismein aaye
ik ladki ne khol ke joote
sar pe khoob jamaaye
ro ro bole wo
koi mujhe banchaaye
ro ro bole wo
koi mujhe bachaaye
ro ro bole wo
koi mujhe bachaaye
ro ro bole wo o
aahaa
Pyaar ki dulhan sadaa suhaagan
Posted on: July 4, 2020
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“Zindagi”(1964) was written produced and directed by Ramanand Sagar for Gemini Productions, Madras. This movie had Raj Kumar, Rajendra Kumar, Vyjayanthimala, Helen, Mehmood, Prithviraj Chauhan, Jeevan, Dhumal, Jayant, Kanhaiyalal, Hiralal, Master Shahid, Leela Chitnis, Pushpavalli(Actress Rekha`s mother), Baby Farida & “Honey”, Mumtaz Begum, Moolchand, Nirupa Roy, Satyajeet etc in it.
The movie had 13 songs in it. Nine songs from the movie have been covered in the past.
Last year, on 30 august 2019, we had covered an expectant mother song, viz Ek naye mehmaan ke aane ki khabar hai. Today, some ten months later, we find Vyjyanti Mala, the expectant mother in that song, seeking to abandon that child, while Prithviraj Kapoor is also visible in the picturisation. I request our knowledgeable readers to throw light on the circumstances that are depicted in the picturisation of this song,
The song is sung by Lata. Hasrat Jaipuri is the lyricist. Music is composed by Shankar Jaikishan.
Lyrics of this song were sent to me by Prakashchandra.
Song-Pyaar ki dulhan sada suhaagan (Zindagi)(1964) Singer-Lata, Lyrics-Hasrat Jaipuri, MD-Shankar Jaikishan
Lyrics(Provided by Prakashchandra)
pyaar ki dulhan sada suhaagan
kabhi na widhwa hoye
jeewan maran se upar rishta
janam janam ka hoye
pyaar ki dulhan sada suhaagan
kabhi na widhwa hoye
jeewan maran se upar rishta
janam janam ka hoye
janam janam ka hoye
o chain mere dil ke
mere ghar ki raushni
tere to maa ka doodh
ye hai aakhiri ghadi
poochhe agar zamaana
teri ma kidhar gayi
kehna ke mere baaba se milne chali gayi
kehna ke mere baaba se milne chali gayi
ab na maa hoon main kisi ki
na bahu na beti
teri jogan hoon
tere paas chali aati hoon
teri yaadon ko liye
saath chali aati hoon
teri yaadon ko liye
saath chali aati hoon
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| Blog Day : | 4368 | Post No. : | 15700 |
While covering songs on most days, I do not feel much pressure. The only pressure on me is that the day should not end up as a DOT day. I make sure that at least one writeup appears on the blog every day. Fortunately there has been no DOT days this year. The last DOT day of the blog was in December 2019.
The other “pressure”, apart from that of avoiding DOT day, is to make sure that guest posts are published within a day or so. If there is too much delay in publishing them then it may lead to avoidable misunderstanding. Then there is pressure of publishing articles that are topical (having to do with anniversaries, special days etc) which must be published on the appointed day otherwise they lose their relevance.
When it is a question of publishing one post to avoid DOT day, I am happy just being able to publish a bare bones article, an article that hardly has any details other than the most basic information, a far cry from some of the three thousand words plus writeups in the blog. A few of the special occasion writeups are also like that. Guest posts are “easy” because all the hard work is already done by others. It is articles by me on special occasions that put me under pressure. If I am aware of the special occasion well in advance then I am mentally prepared, but if I become aware of the special occasion only on the day when it arrives, then I am in “trouble”. It happens with me in case of many of the anniversaries, seeing that I am not very good in remembering such dates.
Then there are some many days, like Mother’s day, Father’s day, Doctor’s day, Chocolate day and other such largely artificially created days that one becomes aware of only in the morning when one starts the computer and open the search page viz google. And there is some special google doodle staring at you, informing you that it was “Milk” day on that day ! I became aware of “milk” day on the morning of 1st June 2020. I felt that I needed to write an article on the occasion. Much of my day was spend thinking about an appropriate song, because there were very few songs on milk. Then it struck me that milk products qualify as well. And there are so many Hindi film songs on “Maakhan” (butter). We in India even have a God (Lord Krishna) who is the brand ambassador of “Maakhan”. It was already afternoon when this idea struck me and then I started typing out my writeup on the topic. This article finally appeared on the blog in the afternoon at 16:39 IST.
I feel the most “pressure” when the blog reaches its nervous nineties. It means that we need to have a special song as our blog century song. Nowadays, we are barely going at the rate of two or three songs in a day and we do not seem to able to muster the kind of creative writing juices that seemed to flow in abundance till a few years ago. Those days, people would start eagerly anticipating the moment. They would sometimes even stat guessing the song, taking hint from the tallies of various artists in the blog, or basing their guess on the anniversaries to come.
Those days are behind us. Those days we were galloping at Rajdhani express speed, reaching a century in 16 days. These days we are crawling at the speed of a passenger train, reaching centuries in over 50 days.
Just like in case of special occasion songs, I obviously has to think of an appropriate song for the blog century song. The song must be a “special” song befitting the special occasion. As in the case of other “special” occasion songs, this special occasion also puts me under pressure. This time the pressure is of my own making because I myself do not pay attention to the matter in time, and start worrying about it only at the last moment.
I was aware that we are reaching out 157th century, viz song post number 15700, but it was only yesterday (2nd July 2020) when I finally realised that the century post had to be inevitably posted on 3rd July 2020, if I had to ensure that this occasion did not clash with other special occasions viz anniversaries etc.
Like on many similar blog century occasions, I have chosen a “special” song as the blog post number 15700 of the blog. This song can be described as belonging to the category of rare songs, that few people may have heard of. Forget the song, one may not even have heard the name of the movie. The movie is called “Safed Ghoda Kaala Sawaar”(1960) aka “Black Rider”(1960). It was directed by Mehmood (same as the comedian or someone else ?) for Screenarts Bombay. The B grade obscure movie had Kamran, Krishnkumari, Habeeb, Shaam, Najma etc in it. HFGK mentions five songs for this movie.
One song from this movie has been covered in the past. Here is the second song from “Black Rider” (1960) to appear in the blog. The song is sung by Balbir and Minu Prushottam with chorus. Naqsh Llayalpuri is the lyricist. Music is composed by Harbans.
The song is a qawwaali and sounds wonderful to listen to. But while most qawwaalis are quite long, this qawwaali ends after three minutes , after just two stanza, with the listeners wanting more. I wonder if this song was originally longer and only three minutes long version of the qawwaali was released on record. I request our knowledgeable readers to thow light on the movie as well as on the picturisation of the song.
[Ed Note: As Sudhir ji points out in his comment, the full song is double the length – it is 6+ minutes and appears on two sides of a 78 rpm record. Whoever has uploaded the song did not take care enough to upload the full song. Sudhir ji has now uploaded the full qawwaali and updated the lyrics.]
With this extremely rare song, the blog reaches another century in the blog. This century took 53 days. Now that we are onto song post number 15700, the next magic number 16000 appears near by. Hopefully we will reach that big landmark in a matter of another few months.
With this post done, now I feel free to post next few articles without much pressure, before it would be time for the next important events for the blog, viz blog anniversary (which falls in july itself) etc.
I take this opportunity to thank one and all for their continued support in helping this musical bandwagon keep chugging along merrily. Many more musical gems still lie ahead that we need to explore and savor.
Song – Husn Waale Khilauna Jaan Ke Dil Tod Dete Hain (Black Rider)(1960) Singers – S Balbir, Meenu Purushottam, Lyrics – Naqsh Llayalpuri, MD – Harbans
Male chorus
Female chorus
Lyrics
aa aa aa
haseenon ki adaaon ne
hazaaron ko mitaa daala
kisi ko kar diya ruswa
kisi ka ghar jalaa daala
husnwaale khilauna jaan ke dil tod dete hain
husnwaale khilauna jaan ke dil tod dete hain
nazar se loot lete hain
tadapta chhod dete hain
ishq waale laga kar aag daaman chhod dete hain
ishq waale laga kar aag daaman chhod dete hain
ye zaalim berukhi se dil ka sheesha tod dete hain
ishq waale laga kar aag daaman chhod dete hain
ishq waale laga kar aag daaman chhod dete hain
kabhi palken jhukaa ke aur
kabhi zulfon ko bikhraa ke
aa aa aa
kabhi nazren milaa ke aur
kabhi aanchal ko lehraa ke
aa aa aa
dilon ko loot lete hain
dilaason per hi behlaa ke
tamaasha dekhte hain phir
tadapte dil ko tadpaa ke
sahaara dene se pehle
sahaare chhod dete hain
sahaara dene se pehle
sahaare chhod dete hain
nazar se loot lete hain
tadapta chhod dete hain
husnwaale khilauna jaan ke dil tod dete hain
husnwaale khilauna jaan ke dil tod dete hain
hamaara naam bhi badnaam
kar daala zamaane ne
haa..aa..aan
ghazab ki talkhiyaan bhar di
mohabbat ke fasaane mein
bade hi tez hain ye ishq waale
dil lagaane mein
basa ke apne haathon
pyaar ki basti mitaane mein
ye aise raahbar hain jo bhatakta chhod dete hain
ye aise raahbar hain jo bhatakta chhod dete hain
ye zaalim berukhi se dil ka sheesha tod dete hain
ishq waale laga kar aag daaman chhod dete hain
ishq waale laga kar aag daaman chhod dete hain
haa..aa..aa..aan
bade masoom bantey hain
bahut hoshiyaar hotey hain
haa..aa..aan
sambhal paate nahin wo
jin pe inke waar hotey hain
ye zaalim ishq waale
kis qadar ayyaar hotey hain
jo in se dil lagaate hain
bahut bezaar hotey hain
mohabbat ka haseen rishta ye pal mein tod detey hain
mohabbat ka haseen rishta ye pal mein tod detey hain
nazar se loot lete hain
tadapta chhod dete hain
ishq waale laga kar aag daaman chhod dete hain
ishq waale laga kar aag daaman chhod dete hain
aaa aaa aaa aaa aaaaa
aaa aaa aaa aaaaa
husnwaale khilauna jaan ke dil tod dete hain
husnwaale khilauna jaan ke dil tod dete hain
aaa aaa aaa aaa
aaa aaa aaa aaa
ishq waale laga kar aag daaman chhod dete hain
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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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आ आ आ
हसीनों की अदाओं ने
हजारों को मिटा डाला
किसी को कर दिया रुसवा
किसी का घर जला डाला
हुस्नवाले खिलौना जान कर दिल तोड़ देते हैं
हुस्नवाले खिलौना जान कर दिल तोड़ देते हैं
नज़र से लूट लेते हैं
तड़पता छोड़ देते हैं
इश्क़ वाले लगा कर आग दामन छोड़ देते हैं
इश्क़ वाले लगा कर आग दामन छोड़ देते हैं
ये ज़ालिम बेरुखी से दिल का शीशा तोड़ देते हैं
इश्क़ वाले लगा कर आग दामन छोड़ देते हैं
इश्क़ वाले लगा कर आग दामन छोड़ देते हैं
कभी पलकें झुका के और
लाभी ज़ुल्फों को बिखरा के
आ आ आ
अभी नज़रें मिला के और’
कभी आंचल को लहरा के
आ आ आ
दिलो को लूट लेते हैं
दिलासों पर ही बहला के
तमाशा देखते हैं फिर
तड़पते दिल को तड़पा के
सहारा देने से पहले
सहारा छोड़ देते हैं
सहारा देने से पहले
सहारा छोड़ देते हैं
नज़र से लूट लेते हैं
तड़पता छोड़ देते हैं
हुस्नवाले खिलौना जान कर दिल तोड़ देते हैं
हुस्नवाले खिलौना जान कर दिल तोड़ देते हैं
हमारा नाम भी बदनाम
कर डाला जमाने ने
हाँ॰॰आँ॰॰आँ
ग़ज़ब की तल्खियाँ भर दीं
मोहब्बत के फसाने में
बड़े ही तेज़ हैं ये इश्क़वाले
दिल लगाने में
बसा के अपने हाथों
प्यार की बस्ती मिटाने में
ये ऐसे राहबर हैं जो भटकता छोड़ देते हैं
ये ऐसे राहबर हैं जो भटकता छोड़ देते हैं
ये ज़ालिम बेरुखी से दिल का शीशा तोड़ देते हैं
इश्क़ वाले लगा कर आग दामन छोड़ देते हैं
इश्क़ वाले लगा कर आग दामन छोड़ देते हैं
हाँ॰॰आँ॰॰आँ॰॰आँ
बड़े मासूम बनते हैं
बड़े होशियार होते हैं
हाँ॰॰आँ॰॰आँ
संभाल पाते नहीं वो
जिनपे इनके वार होते हैं
ये ज़ालिम इश्क़ वाले
इस कदर अय्यार होते हैं
जो इनसे दिल लगाते हैं
बड़े बेज़ार होते हैं
मोहब्बत का हसीं रिश्ता ये पल में तोड़ देते हैं
मोहब्बत का हसीं रिश्ता ये पल में तोड़ देते हैं
नज़र से लूट लेते हैं
तड़पता छोड़ देते हैं
इश्क़ वाले लगा कर आग दामन छोड़ देते हैं
इश्क़ वाले लगा कर आग दामन छोड़ देते हैं
आ आ आ आ आ
हुस्नवाले खिलौना जान कर दिल तोड़ देते हैं
हुस्नवाले खिलौना जान कर दिल तोड़ देते हैं
आ आ आ आ आ
इश्क़ वाले लगा कर आग दामन छोड़ देते हैं
Main ik panchhi matwaala re
Posted on: July 3, 2020
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This article is written by Avinash Scrapwala, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a contributor to this blog. This article is meant to be posted in atulsongaday.me. If this article appears in other sites without the knowledge and consent of the web administrator of atulsongaday.me, then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.
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Main ik panchhi matwaalaa re …
In this case we have a ‘reverse’ ‘repetition of song’ of a Hindi movie, i.e. reverse repetition on our blog 😊 where the new song was posted first and older will be covered here. 😊
– The song has been posted on the blog under the movie ‘Mamta Ki Chhaaon Mein-1989’ and it has also been mentioned there that it was recorded for ‘Door Ka Raahi-1971’ …
1) When it was recorded for ‘Door Ka Raahi-1971’, Amit Kumar (born on 3rd July’1952) must be around 17-18 yrs old.
2) The songs/soundtracks listing of ‘Door Ka Raahi-1971’ included this song, which is also mentioned in HFGK, so technically we need to include this song, the recording which was done when the singer was ‘Amit Ganguly’, on the blog.
3) Then, this song has a second stanza (which TILL NOW has not been mentioned or posted on the blog) and the full song is given below.
4) When the same song was recorded for ‘Mamta Ki Chhaaon Mein-1989’, it was recorded again and it was not the same recording from ‘Door Ka Raahi-1971’. The age of Amit Kumar (now he was Amit Kumar) at the time of second recording must be around 32-34 yrs, so here the voice is more matured now and I think the ‘length of the ‘sur’s’ too.
5) The song in ‘Mamta Ki Chhaaon Mein-1989’ has an additional second stanza as given in this audio link. The link of this song and the earlier song has also been posted by our ‘passionate favorite’ team members, but so far, they do not mention about the second stanza: –
There is onlyone difference in the lyrics at one place highlighted in red.
‘ghor ghataa chhaaye, chaahye bijlee
daraayein’
‘ghor ghataa chhaaye, chaahye bijuri daraayein’
Song-Main ik panchhi matwaala re (Door Ka Raahi)(1971) Singer-Amit Kumar, Lyrics-Kishore Kumar, MD-Kishore Kumar
Lyrics
main ik panchhi matwaala re ae ae ae
matwaala aur niraala re ae
mera is duniyaa ke baagh mein
aanaa jaana re
main ik panchhi matwaala re ae ae ae
matwaala aur niraala re ae
mera is duniyaa ke baagh mein
aanaa jaana re
door gagan ka panchhi hoon main
door thhikaana mera aa
door gagan ka panchhi hoon main
door thhikaana mera aa
is bagiyaa ki daal pe mera
ik pal rain basera aa
hichkoley khaaun
chah-chahaaun
gungunaaun
baadlon ke sang sang
ud ud jaaun
main apne aap mein bhoolaa re
matwaala aur niraala re ae
mera is duniyaa ke baagh mein
aanaa jaana re
toofaanon ka paalaa hoon main
aandhiyon mein khelaa aa
toofaanon ka paalaa hoon main
aandhiyon mein khelaa aa
taan ke seenaa udoon gagan mein
har mushqil ko jhelaa aa
ghor ghataa chhaaye
chaahye bijlee daraayein
badhhtaa chaloon main
lehraaye bal khaaye ae
main dhoop chhaaon mein
khelaa re ae ae
matwaala aur niraala re ae
mera is duniyaa ke baagh mein
aanaa jaana re
mera is duniyaa ke baagh mein
aanaa jaana re
mera is duniyaa ke baagh mein
aanaa jaana re
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Devnagri Script lyrics (Provided by Avinash Scrapwala)
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मैं इक पंछी मतवाला रे ए ए ए
मतवाला और निराला रे
मेरा इस दुनिया के बाग़ मे
आना जाना रे
मैं इक पंछी मतवाला रे ए ए ए
मतवाला और निराला रे ए
मेरा इस दुनिया के बाग़ मे
आना जाना रे
दूर गगन का पंछी हूँ मैं
दूर ठिकाना मेरा आ
दूर गगन का पंछी हूँ मैं
दूर ठिकाना मेरा आ
इस बगिया की डाल पे मेरा
इक पल रेन बसेरा आ
हिचकोले खाऊं
चह चहाऊँ
गुनगुनाऊं
बादलों के संग संग
उड़ उड़ जाऊं
मैं अपने आप में भूला रे
मतवाला और निराला रे ए
मेरा इस दुनिया के बाग़ मे
आना जाना रे
तूफानों का पाला हूँ मैं
आँधियों में खेला आ
तूफानों का पाला हूँ मैं
आँधियों में खेला आ
तान के सीना उडूं गगन में
हर मुश्किल को झेला आ
घोर घटा छाये
चाहे बिजली डरायें
बढ़ता चलूँ मैं
लहराए बल खाए ए
मैं धुप छाँव में खेला रे ए
मतवाला और निराला रे ए
मेरा इस दुनिया के बाग़ मे
आना जाना रे
मेरा इस दुनिया के बाग़ मे
आना जाना रे
मेरा इस दुनिया के बाग़ मे
आना जाना रे
Mera to iraada hai jaan e mann
Posted on: July 3, 2020
This article is written by Avinash Scrapwala, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a contributor to this blog. This article is meant to be posted in atulsongaday.me. If this article appears in other sites without the knowledge and consent of the web administrator of atulsongaday.me, then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.
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Today 3rd July 2020 is the sixty-eighth birth anniversary (born on 3rd July 1952) of Singer Amit Kumar Ganguly or Amit Kumar.
On this occasion here is a song from the movie ‘Swarthi-1986’ sung by him.
“Swarthi-1986” was directed by Radhakant for ‘Filmnagar’. It was produced by Sohanlal Kanwar. Smt. Vijayalaxmi was the co-producer of this movie. It had Suresh Oberoi, Neeta Mehta, Shafi Inamdar, Komal Mahuvakar, Aruna Irani, Paintal, with Anupam Kher, supported by Chand Usmani, Arun Mathur, Baba, Vandana Shastri, Sunanda, Rana Jung Bahadur, Tulsi, Manjit Sikhwal, Kaka, Malik, Sehgal, Ashok Saxena, Amar Nath and Alka Noopur and others.
Story of this movie was written by Ram Kelkar. Editing of this movie was done by Satpal Suri and Narinder Arora.
This movie had six songs (including one multiple version song). Lyrics of these songs for this movie were written by M.G. Hashmat (four songs, including one multiple version song), Vishweshvar Sharma and Dilip Tahir (one song each). Music was composed by Sapan Jagmohan.
Amit Kumar, Anuradha Paudwal and Suresh Wadkar had given their voices to the songs in this movie.
Today’s song is written by M.G. Hashmat and sung by Amit Kumar. Sapan Jagmohan is the composer as mentioned above.
Let us now enjoy this entertaining song. Lyrics of this song were sent by Prakashchandra. Only audio of this song is available and my guess is that it must have been lip synced by Suresh Oberoi the hero of this movie. The other details of this movie are taken from the ‘titles’ of the movie available on YT link. However, the date of passing by Censor Board of this movie could not be confirmed.
When Prakash ji had sent this song, he had put a question mark against the year-1985/1986- of this movie and that prompted me to check for this movie details. However, since this movie is not mentioned in the HFGK Vol-VI (1981-1985) I guess the year of the release of this movie is 1986. I was also not aware of this movie name or its songs. And I was listening to this song first time, I think. Amit Kumar has sung the song in his style with gusto and it’s a nice song to enjoy. 😊
With this song ‘Swarthi-1986’ makes its debut on the blog. …
(audio)
Song-Mera to iraada hai jaan e mann (Swaarthi)(1986) Singer-Amit Kumar, Lyrics-M G Hashmat, MD-Sapan Jagmohan
Lyrics(Provided by Prakashchandra)
mera to iraadaa hai jaan-e-mann
teraa kyaa iraadaa hai jaan-e-mann
mera to iraadaa hai jaan-e-mann
ho o o mujhe bhi nashaa hai
tujhe bhi nashaa hai ae
mujhe bhi nashaa hai
tujhe bhi nashaa hai
dil ko na rok aajdil ke paas aane de
meraa to iraadaa hai jaan-e-mann
bol teraa kyaa iraadaa hai jaan-e-mann
meraa to iraadaa haijaan-e-mann…aaa
sab haseenon mein tera
maine intikhaab kiyaa
ek zarre ko
mohabbat ne aftaab kiyaa aa
kehne ko hanstaa hoon
samjho to rotaa hoon
rakh ke tasveer teri
dil pe roz sotaa hoon
kehne ko hanstaa hoon
samjho to rotaa hoon
rakh ke tasweer teri
dil pe roz sotaa hoon
kab ke bichhde aaj miley hain
bujhe bujhe dil milke jaley hain
dil ko na rok aaj dil ke paas aane de
aaj kaa to waadaa hai jaan-e-mann
meraa to iraadaa hai jaan-e-mann
bol tera kyaa iraadaa hai jaan-e-mann
lutf aisaa nahin
kisi jannat ke maikhaane mein
jo nazar aaye tere
husn ke paimaane mein ae
nazar hai aashiqanaa
adaa har maashooqanaa
aisey mehboob mausam mein hai mushkil door jaanaa aa
haan aa
nazar hai aashiqanaa
adaa har maashooqanaa
aisey mehboob mausam mein hai mushkil door jaanaa
kyon na badan ki aag bujhaa lein
pyaas ko peekar pyaas mitaa lein
dil ko na rok aaj dil ke paas aane de
raat ka taqaazaa hai jaan-e-mann
meraa to iraadaa hai jaan-e-mann
bol tera kyaa iraadaa haijaan-e-mann a a a
ho o o meri ungli mein tere
husn kaa aa nagina ho
maroon to munh pe tere
pyaarkaapaseenaa ho o o
ha hahee
husn to teraa hai
ishq to meraa hai
maze ke waaste hi
raat ka andheraa hai ae
husn to teraa hai
ishq to meraa hai
maze ke waaste hi
raat ka andheraa hai
ek duje mein kho jaayenge ae
chain se phir to so jaayenge
dil ko na rok aaj dil ke paas aane de
donon kaa hi faaydaa hai jaan-e-mann
meraa to iraadaa hai jaan-e-mann
bol teraa kyaa iraadaa hai jaan-e-mann
mujhe bhi nashaa hai
tujhe bhi nashaa hai ae
mujhe bhi nashaa hai
tujhe bhi nashaa hai
dil ko na rok aaj dil ke paas aane de
meraa to iraadaa hai jaan-e-mann
tera kya iraada hai jaan-e-mann
bol meraa to iraadaa hai jaan-e-mann
ha haha
ho hoho
heeheehee
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Devnagri Script lyrics (Provided by Avinash Scrapwala)
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मेरा तो इरादा है जानेमन
तेरा क्या इरादा है जानेमन
मेरा तो इरादा है जानेमन
हो ओ ओ मुझे भी नशा है
तुझे भी नशा है ए
मुझे भी नशा है
तुझे भी नशा है
दिल को ना रोक आज दिल के पास आने दे
मेरा तो इरादा है जानेमन
बोल तेरा क्या इरादा है जानेमन
मेरा तो इरादा है जानेमन अ अ अ
सब हसीनों में तेरा
मैंने इन्तिखाब किया
एक ज़र्रे को
मोहब्बत ने आफताब किया आ
कहने को हंसता हूँ
समझो तो रोता हूँ
रख के तस्वीर तेरी
दिल पे रोज़ सोता हूँ
कब के बिछड़े आज मिले हैं
बुझे बुझे दिल मिलके जले हैं
दिल को ना रोक आज दिल के पास आने दे
आज का तो वादा है जानेमन
मेरा तो इरादा है जानेमन
बोल तेरा क्या इरादा है जानेमन
लुत्फ़ ऐसा नहीं
किसी जन्नत के मयखाने में
जो नज़र आये तेरे
हुस्न के पैमाने में ए
नज़र है आशिकाना
अदा हर माशूकाना
ऐसे महबूब मौसम में है मुश्किल दूर जाना आ
हाँ आ
नज़र है आशिकाना
अदा हर माशूकाना
ऐसे महबूब मौसम में है मुश्किल दूर जाना
क्यों न बदन कि आग बुझा लें
प्यास को पीकर प्यास मिटा लें
दिल को ना रोक आज दिल के पास आने दे
रात का तकाज़ा है जानेमन
बोल तेरा क्या इरादा है जानेमन अ अ अ
हो ओ ओ मेरी ऊँगली में तेरे
हुस्न का आ नगीना हो
मरूं तो मुंह पे तेरे
प्यार का पसीना हो ओ ओ
ह ह ही
हुस्न तो तेरा है
इश्क तो मेरा है
मज़े के वास्ते ही
रात का अन्धेरा है ए
हुस्न तो तेरा है
इश्क तो मेरा है
मज़े के वास्ते ही
रात का अन्धेरा है
एक दूजे में खो जायेंगे ए
चैन से फिर तो सो जायेंगे
दिल को ना रोक आज दिल के पास आने दे
दोनों का ही फायदा है जानेमन
मेरा तो इरादा है जानेमन
बोल तेरा क्या इरादा है जानेमन
मुझे भी नशा है
तुझे भी नशा है ए
मुझे भी नशा है
तुझे भी नशा है
दिल को ना रोक आज दिल के पास आने दे
मेरा तो इरादा है जानेमन
तेरा क्या इरादा है जानेमन
बोल मेरा तो इरादा है जानेमन
ह ह ह
हो हो हो
ही ही ही
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