Jaa main tose naahin boloon
Posted on: September 25, 2009
As far as Bollywood music lovers are concerned, most of them like songs that are “light” in nature, rather than the heavy duty stuff (viz classical music based). But there are classical music based songs that are so nicely created that one loves to listen to such songs.
Here is one such song from a by now obscue movie called “Sautela Bhai” (1962). This song is sung by Lata. It is written by Shailendra and music is composed by Anil Biswas. What a superb semi classical song it is !
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Song-Jaa main tose naahin boloon (Sautela Bhai) (1962) Singer-Lata, Lyrics-Shailendra, MD-Anil Biswas
Lyrics
Jaa main tose naahin boloon
jaa main tose naahin bo boloon
tose naahin boloon
jaa main tose naahin boloon
laakh jatan karle sajan
laakh jatan karle sajan
ghunghtaa nahin kho kholoon
tose naahin boloon
jaa main ghunghtaa nahin kholoon
tose naahin boloon
Jaa main tose naahin boloon
jaa jaa jaa
jaa main
jaa main
Jaa main tose naahin boloon
Jaa main tose naahin boloon
ankhiyon mein rain gayi
ho sainyaa
ankhiyon mein rain gayi
sainyaa
ankhiyon mein rain gayi
gin gin taare
haan tum jaay base
kahaan
sautan dwaare
haan tum jaay base sautan dwaare
tumse naahin boloon
jaa main tose naahin boloon
balmaa
jaa re jaa
ma pa ni dha ni pa ni dha ni sa
ga ma re pa ni dha re sa ga ma re sa
jaa main
jaa main
jaa main tose naahin boloon
jaa main tose naahin boloon
chhedo na mohe sainyaa
haay
chhedo na mohe sainyaa
ab chhedo na mohe sainya
doongi main gaari
aaye kahin ke bade haan chhailbihaari
aaye kahin ke bade chhailbihaari
tumse naahin boloon
jaa main tose naahin boloon re
tose naahin boloon
jaa main tose naahin boloon
tose naahin boloon
jaa main tose naahin boloon
tose naahin boloon
tose naahin boloon re
tose naahin boloon
jaa main tose naahin
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jaa re jaa
jaa re jaa
jaa re jaa main tose naahin boloon
tose naahin boloon
tose naahin boloon
6 Responses to "Jaa main tose naahin boloon"
February 23, 2012 at 12:30 am
Information about this movie:
Production banner:Alok Bharthi
Director:Mahesh Kaul
starcast:GuruDutt,RajKumar(Gupta?),Ratna(Bhushan),Honey Irani,
Asit Sen,Rani Bala,Bela bose,Kanhaiyalal,
Bipin Gupta,Pranoti,Farida,BelaBose,Bannerjee,Polson,Jeevan kala
The actors featured in this song are:
Kumari Rani(/Raani/RaaniBala),JeevanKala,Polson,Rajkumar gupta
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September 14, 2012 at 8:31 pm
Sautela Bhai is actually, quite a good movie, based on Saratchandra’s novel, and is now available on YT by tommydan55 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uNWcoCE0Fw&feature=g-u-u
From Filmfare’s review of the film:
“When most of our producers are fumbling with formula films, Alok Bharati’s Sautela Bhai comes like a breath of fresh air. A story of two step-brothers, the elder one a good hearted rustic and the younger an educated weakling spoiled by his crooked friends, ‘Sautela Bhai’ presents pleasant vignettes of human values and cultural dignities.” The film is also known for Guru Dutt’s best ever performance as an actor.
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September 8, 2014 at 5:31 pm
Dear Atul ji,
This song was also discussed by Kushal Gopalka, at the get together that I attended yesterday. And he shared some very interesting information about how this song was recorded.
This song may probably be the only one, or maybe one of a very small handful of songs, that has been recorded with Lata ji singing sitting down. Practically all the song recordings are done with the singers standing in front of the microphone. For this song, Anil Da insisted that it has to be recorded with Lata ji singing in a sitting position.
There are only five instruments used in this song. They are – Tabla, Sarangi, Harmonium and Ghunghroo. The fifth instrument is the Tanpura, which was actually played by Lata ji herself, at the time of recording. And so the recording scene is Lata ji sitting down on a raised bench or a dewan, holding a Tanpura in her right hand, the height of th mike adjusted for Lata ji sitting down, and just one instumental musician each on the other four instruments. Listening to the song, one can clearly make out the individual presence of the each instrument, including the Tanpura playing the baseline melody. As we look at the visual, there are exactly these many instruments actually present in the scene.
So sublime a creation – Anil Da used four different raagas in this song. Beautiful piece.
Rgds
Sudhir
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September 27, 2011 at 3:46 am
Very nice song. There is another song from this movie ‘ Phool ban bagiya..’ which has awesome dance and melody. Hopefully you will add that someday.
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