Aane waale jab aayenge
Posted on: December 6, 2011
Discussing Sajjad Hussain compositions in this blog is always special, and more so because the remaining Sajjad Hussain songs that are being discussed now are extremely rare to find.
Thankfully, Mr Khwaja Sultan Ahmad, a regular of this blog has some rare songs of Sajjad Hussain with him which he has kindly uploaded. So now we can listen to Sajjad Hussain songs that few people may have heard before.
Take this song from “Dharam” (1945), for example. This song does not figure anywhere in the list of songs composed by Sajjad Hussain. That is how rare this song is ! It is perhaps the rarest of all Sajjad Hussain compositions.
This song is sung by Naseem, who I guess is the same as Naseem Begam and different from Naseem Akhtar. I request our knowledgeable readers to throw more light on the singer.
Shewan Rizvi is the lyricist.
So, here is this rarest of Rare Sajjad Hussain composition, which happens to be the 74th Sajjad Hussain composition in this blog.
PS-I have not been able to get the words fully to my satisfaction in some places. I request readers with keener ears to point out the errors in the lyrics.
Song-Aane waale jab aayenge (Dharam)(1945) Singer-Naseem, Lyrics-Shewan Rizvi, MD-Sajjad Hussain
Lyrics
Aane waale
ae ae
aane waale
ae ae
aane waale
aane waale jab aayenge
aane waale
aane waale jab aayenge
jeewan shaam ho jaayenge
aane waale
kaliyaan khilke
kaliyaan khilke phool banengee
meri baaten unse kahengee
meri baaten unse kahengee
papeehe shor machaayenge
aane waale
o rain badi matwaali hogi
ae
o rain badi matwaali hogi
chaand ke haath mein thaali hogi
o rain
o rain badi matwaali hogi
chaand ke haath mein thaali hogi
gagan gagan deewaali hogi
taare deep jalaayenge
aane waale
ae ae
aane waale
ae ae
aane waale
aane waale jab aayenge
jeewan shaam ho jaayenge
aane waale
ik man se unki poojaa karoongi
ik man se unki poojaa karoongi
wo ?? zara na chhodoongi
ik man se unki poojaa karoongi
ik man se unki poojaa karoongi
jin raahon mein
ae ae
jin raahon mein jab wo chaayenge
aane waale
ae ae
aane waale
ae ae
aane waale
aane waale jab aayenge
jeewan shaam ho jaayenge
aane waale
12 Responses to "Aane waale jab aayenge"
December 6, 2011 at 12:27 pm
Atul ji,
I think the singer IS Naseem Akhtar (about whom I have given details in my comments on 7-5-2011,on the song ‘Unka ishara…’ from pehli Nazar.)
Naseem Akhtar has sang many songs for Khwaja khurshid Anwar.This must be one of them.
I know of Naseem Bano-mother of Saira Bano,but I do not know about any singer Naseem Begum.
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December 7, 2011 at 5:02 pm
The singer of this song is neither Nasim Bano nor Nasim Akhtar
.Nasim Bano never gave play-back and was not amongst the cast of Dharam. Nasim Akhtar was of punjabi origin and can easily be recognized by her style. Nasim Akhter sang only two songs for Khurshid Anwar in Aaj-aur-Kal. Jaam utha le peenay waale and Kaliyun ko massalne aye hain. This song has been composed by Sajjad Hussain and not khurshid Anwar
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December 7, 2011 at 5:42 pm
Khwaja Sultan Ahmed ji,
Agreed,but can you please tell us who could be the singer of this song,since this info is difficult to come by as this film was never released and no documentation is available.
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December 7, 2011 at 5:45 pm
contd…..
sorry,the film was released,but song was difficult to trace.
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December 8, 2011 at 10:22 pm
Dear Mr Deshmukhji,
Film Dharam was directed by Ramnik Desai and ithe cast included Rattan Bai,Maduhri.E.Billimoria, Maya devi and Leela Panday. In my humble view Naseem appears to be some lessor known singer.
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October 25, 2012 at 9:17 pm
The singer is not Naseem Akhtar Ji. The voice is observably quite low – pitched and high notes are not much. It is some lesser known Naseem. Amirbai Ji, Zohrabai Ji, Rajkumari Ji, Shamshad Begum Ji, Parul Ghosh Ji, Zeenat Begum Ji, Naseem Akhtar Ji, Mohantara Ji, Binapani Ji, Lalita Deolkar Ji – all of these famous singers had quite high – pitched voices. They could very easily adjust to high pitches, which is one of the reasons they were very popular among composers as playback artistes. High pitch had gained a lot of prominence in the 1940s since the very beginning. Thanks a lot for sharing the song and bringing it to my notice, please do keep up the great job. My best wishes.
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October 25, 2012 at 9:42 pm
Anil Bhargava’s book “Swaron ki Yatra” lists this song from Dharma-45,as a song of Naseem Akhtar,confirming my original statement.
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November 1, 2012 at 2:57 pm
That is wrong Sir. Her voice can be easily recognised even in several uncredited songs, this is not sung by her. By the way, is a sample of that book available anywhere online? I would like to ask you about it sometime…thanks 🙂
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January 12, 2017 at 8:33 pm
Atul ji,
My two cents:
The voice in the song sounds like that of Hamida Bano. Listen to her other song from the film for comparison:
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April 24, 2019 at 6:51 pm
Atul ji, Sudhir ji and Arun ji,
Naseem Jr, was one of the actresses in this film. Probably, the song may have been picturised on Naseem Jr. In keeping with convention of those days, song was accredited to her on the gramophone record but actually sung by a playback singer.
I still feel that the voice in the song resembles that of Hamida Bano..
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May 14, 2020 at 10:54 am
Yes, I have written about this actress Naseem Junior on a post dated 15-9-2018(film- Manorama) in this blog. But This Naseem never sang any songs in her career.
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December 6, 2011 at 6:37 am
I have met lot of music lovers of Mr. Sajjad Hussain, Hansraj Behl, Anil Biswas, C Ram Chandra, Vinod, etc before the period of 1966 in Ahmedabad. Our Gramophone Club which consits of such a music lovers and we are proud to be such a music club like Gramophone Club. I have forwarded a wonderful songs provided in this blog and we are extremely happy to get very rare and melodious songs from this blong. We thank such blogs which give us oxygen to live more and listen more.
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