Maazandaraan Maazandaraan
Posted on: October 7, 2009
I became aware of this song only recently when I read a review of “Rustam Sohrab” (1963) at MemsaabStory . The Prince of Turannak hatches a plot to Kidnap the Shah of Iran at the behest of the king of Mazandaraan. The prince goes to Shah’s court disguised as a poet and sings praises of Mazandaraan. The song suitably impresses the Shah and he, throwing cautions to the winds , accompanies the disguised prince to Mazandaraan. Here he is suitably underwhelmed to find that the promised land was nothing but desert. To add insult to injury, he is kidnapped too.
Here is this song that the disguised prince sings in the court of Shah of Iran. Talat Mehmood sings this song which is written by Jaan Nissar Akhtar. Music is composed by Sajjad Hussain.
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Song-Mazandaraan Mazandaraan (Rustam Sohrab) (1963) Singer-Talat Mehmood, Lyrics-Jaan Nissar Akhtar, MD-Sajjad Hussain
Lyrics
Maazandaraan
Maazandaraan
Maazandaraan
Maazandaraan
mere watan
mere jahaan
ai gulsitaan
jannat-nishaan
Maazandaraan
Maazandaraan
har phool teraa ik chaman
har shaakh hai naazuk dulhan
ai jaan-e-man
ai jaan-e-man
sadqe tere
sadqe tere ye jism-o-jaan
Maazandaraan
Maazandaraan
zarre hain tere yaa guhal
padti hain Shaahon ki nazar
laal o jawaahar is qadar
mumkin nahin
mumkin nahin
inka bayaan
Maazandaraan
Maazandaraan
ik qism ki mehfil hai tu
har shauk ki manzil hai tu
ham aashiqon ka dil hai tu
har waqt teri yaad sataaye
Maazandaraan
Maazandaraan
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October 7, 2009 at 6:22 pm
I always wondered what that word “Maazandaraan” meant, in fact, I used to think it was something else and I hadn’t heard it right! Now I know, thanks to your blog and Memsaabstory. It is a very soulful song, and does sound like it is describing a truly beautiful place.
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