“Hamaari Baat”(1943) was a Bombay Talkies Production. It was directed by M I Dharmsey. The movie had Devika Rani, Jairaj, David, Shah Nawaz, Mumtaz Ali, Kamta Prasad, Raj Kapoor, Suraiyya etc in it.
Today (31 may 2013) is the tenth death anniversary of Anil Biswas (7 july 1922- 31 may 2003). Here is a special song on this occasion as a tribute to Anil Biswas. This song is written by Pt Narendra Sharma. Anil Biswas in the composer. The song is sung by Parul Ghosh and Anil Biswas. It must be one of the very few occasions when a brother sister pair have sung a duet in a Hindi movie.
Lyrics of this song were sent to me by Nitin Shah.
Song-Insaan kyaa jo thokaren naseeb ki na seh sakey(Hamaari Baat)(1943)Singer-Parul Ghosh, Anil Biswas, Lyrics-Pt Narendra Sharma, MD-Anil Biswas
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Lyrics(Provided by Nitin Shah)
Insaan kya
insaan kya jo thokaren naseeb ki na seh sakey
insaan kya
insaan kya aa aa
insaan kya jo gardishon ke beech khush na reh sakey
insaan kya jo gardishon ke beech khush na reh sakey
insaan kya
insaan kya jo thokaren naseeb ki na seh sakey
insaan kya
main kishti kyun na chhod doon
balaaon ke muqaabile
toofaanon ke muqaabile
main kishti kyun na chhod doon
balaaon ke muqaabile
toofaanon ke muqaabile
wo kishti kya aa aa
wo kishti kya jo aandhiyon ke saaye mein na reh sakey
wo kishti kya jo aandhiyon ke saaye mein na reh sakey
insaan kya
insaan kya jo thokaren naseeb ki na seh sakey
insaan kya
bach bach ke chalne waale ki hai zindagi kya zindagi
hai zindagi kya zindagi
bach bach ke chalne wale ki hai zindagi kya zindagi
hai zindagi kya zindagi
dariya-e-zindagi mein jo na mauj bann ke beh sakey
dariya-e-zindagi mein jo na mauj bann ke beh sakey
na mauj bann ke beh sake y
na mauj bann ke beh sakey
na mauj bann ke beh sakey
na mauj bann ke beh sakey
dariya-e-zindagi mein jo na mauj bann ke beh sakey
dariya-e-zindagi mein jo na mauj bann ke beh sakey
insaan kya
insaan kya jo thokaren naseeb ki na seh sakey
insaan kya
Good vintage song. The ‘Ghungroo’ like sound in the background at regular intervals is curious. I listened twice.It doe not sound like distortion! It sounds like the metal bells/ Ghungroo attached to wheels of the sugar-cane crusher which we used see in our younger days. Even today you can site this sugar cane crushers in the streets of Calcutta. I would love to watch the video. What was the picturisation like? Can Arunji throw some light on this?
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May 31, 2013 at 5:36 pm
She had a very clear voice.
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