My dear my dear I love you
Posted on: August 5, 2014
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“Jeewan” (1944) is an obscure movie with equally obscure songs in it. This movie was produced by A R Kardar and directed by M Sadiq. The movie had Mehtab, Badri Prasad, Anwar, Shyam Kumar, Misra, Sofia, Nirmala etc in it.
One song from this movie has been discussed in the past. Here is another song from the movie. This song, an extremely unknown song, is sung by Zohrabai Ambalewaali. D N Madhok is the lyricist. Music is composed by Naushad.
It is a big surprise how this song has managed to remain hidden and forgotten for so long. What a nice and different kind of a song to listen to !
Song-My dear my dear I love you (Jeewan)(1944) Singer-Zohrabai Ambalewaali, Lyrics-D N Madhok, MD-Naushad
Chorus
Lyrics
My dear
my dear
I love you
mera jiya na laage tera bina aa
bol kahaan hai tu
bol kahaan hai tu
my dear
my dear
I love you
mera jiya na laage tera bina aa
bol kahaan hai tu
bol kahaan hai tu
my dear
my dear
I love you
ghadi ghadi pal pal teri yaad aaye
ghadi ghadi pal pal teri yaad aaye
jab ambuwa pe kooke koyaliya
jab jab ambuwa pe kooke koyaliya
koo koo koo
my dear
my dear
I love you
mera jiya na laage tera bina aa
bol kahaan hai tu
bol kahaan hai tu
my dear
my dear
I love you
dil kahe hai tujhe bewafa
aag kaisi hai tu dilruba
dil kahe hai tujhe bewafa
aag kaisi hai tu dilruba
dil deewaana na pehchaane
aa ham bhi kuchh na jaane
tu hi bol tu hai kya
dil deewaana na pehchaane
aa ham bhi kuchh na jaane
tu hi bol
tu hai kya
bol kya hai tu
my dear
my dear
I love you
mera jiya na laage tera bina
bol kahaan hai tu
bol kahaan hai tu
my dear
my dear
I love you




August 5, 2014 at 10:28 am
it is not only a rare song but also an unique song – Zohrabai Ambalewali singing a ‘Hinglish’ song under the baton of Naushad.
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August 5, 2014 at 10:34 am
Yes, a unique song indeed and that too before the era of “Hinglish” songs.
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