Tera jaadu naa chalegaa o sapere
Posted on: May 20, 2009
The been music of “Nagin” became so popular that it was widely copied in several songs. Several music directors of that era have used “been” music in their songs.
Here is a song from “Guest House” (1959). The “been” music is impressive as is the song and dance that follows. The song is sung by Lata and is picturised on Helen. And no, it is not a cabaret dance. Helen is dressed as a classical dancer and the song is a semi classical song. To my biased mind who is so used to watching Helen perform “western” dances in “western” outfits, this is an interesting change.
The song is a party song as well, since Helen is dancing and important characters viz Shakeela (heroine), Pran ( villain), Tiwari (his sidekick) etc are in attendance as is usual in a party song.
The movie is called “Guest House” (1959). Ajit was the hero of this movie, and this movie had some nice songs written by Prem Dhawan with music by Chitragupta.
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Song-Tera jaadu na chalega o sapere(Guest House) (1959) Singer-Lata, Lyrics-Prem Dhawan, MD-Chitragupta
teraa jaadu na chalegaa o sapere
kaahe maare meri galiyon ke phere
meraa rasiyaa to man mein hai mere
tu hai kaun meraa rastaa jo ghere
teraa jaadu na chalegaa o sapere
kaahe maare meri galiyon ke phere
dekh tu mujhko na haath lagaa jhoom ke main das loongi
dekh tu mujhko na haath lagaa jhoom ke main das loongi
o kahin tadpe na saanjh sabere
teraa jaadu na chalegaa o sapere
kaahe maare meri galiyon ke phere
meraa rasiyaa to man mein hai mere
tu hai kaun meraa rastaa jo ghere
ek thaa dil jo main de hi chuki kyaa tum lene aaye
ek thaa dil jo main de hi chuki kyaa tum lene aaye
nainan jab chitchor base koyi na aur samaaye
o nahin aane waali haath main tere
teraa jaaduu na chalegaa o sapere
kaahe maare meri galiyon ke phere
meraa rasiyaa to man mein hai mere
tu hai kaun meraa rastaa jo ghere




February 12, 2011 at 6:17 am
Do you think this song can be categorised/tagged as a ‘been’ song?
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February 12, 2011 at 4:42 pm
Very much so.
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