Man geet suhaane gaaye
Posted on: August 21, 2014
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Going through the posts in the blog does not give readers an indication of my whereabouts at the time of posting, unless I mention it. When I think about it, I have been to several places in the last few months and my posts have been made from places like Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Delhi, Gujarat, Maharashtra etc in addition to my present day location in Chattisgarh. Even in Chhattisgarh, I do not remain at one fixed place all the time.
To a person living in Delhi, Bilaspur is a town in Himachal Pradesh, Kota is a town in Rajasthan and Korea is a country famous for Samsung and Hyundai etc. But for people in Chhattisgarh, Bilaspur is a town in Chhattisgarh, Kota is a town near Bilaspur and Korea (spelled Koriya in English while the Hindi spelling is Identical to the country) is a district in Chhattisgarh ! 🙂 And I find myself in Koriya at present ! 🙂
It was known to me yesterday that I was going to this place (I was not aware at that time that I was going to a place in Koriya) where I would remmain for the whole day. Realising that I may not find much time to post on that day from this location, I did something new. WordPress has the facility of puublishing posts at any date and time, including future dates. So I scheduled two posts to be published automatically on this day. So at least these two posts were guaranteed to be posted on this day even if I was not able to come anywhere near internet.
First of these posts was scheduled to be posted as around 2 AM in the early hours. So this post got published while I was in reality asleep aboard a train going towards my destination. Sudhir Ji, who was awake at that time thought that I was awake as well and e mailed me commenting “Ah, burning the midnight oil, are we !”. In reality I was fast asleep at that moment and I was allowing technology to do the work for me. 🙂 Waah, so I too can be tech savvy sometimes. 🙂
When I arrived at the destination and opened my computer, I quickly grasped the fact that internet connection was going to be a big problem. I was informed that this place has good electricity supply. But good internet connectivity is not something people in this area may be too concerned about. I have a few drafts ready in the blog and I need to publish them alongwith my writeups, like this one, but I am waiting patiently for that page to open up in the first place.
This song is from “Paraayi Aag” (1948). It is sung by Zohrabai Ambalewaali. Tanvir Naqvi is the lyricist. Music is composed by GHulam Mohammad.
Lyrics of this song were sent to me by Avinash Scrapwala.
Audio
Song-Man geet suhaane gaaye (Paraayee Aag)(1948) Singer-Zohrabai Ambalewaali, Lyrics-Tanvir Naqvi, MD-Ghulam Mohammad
Lyrics(Provided by Avinash Scrapwala)
Man geet suhaane gaaye ae ae ae
kyun
kuchh samajh na aaye
man geet suhaane gaaye ae ae
kyun
kuchh samajh na aaye
aaj mundere ae kaaga bole
aaj mundere ae kaaga bole
kaun jaane aaye
kaun jaane aaye ae
man geet suhaane gaaye ae ae
kyun
kuchh samajh na aaye
rom rom mein ae
ang ang mein
rom rom mein ae ae
ang ang mein
bijli si lehraaye ae ae
kyun
kuchh samajh mein na aaye
bijli si lehraaye
kyun
kuchh samajh na aaye
kan geet suhaane gaaye ae ae
kyun
kuchh samajh na aaye
ho o o o
dil se kaisi hain aashaayein
naach naach deewaane
ho o o o
dil se kaisi hain aashaayein
naach naach deewaane
dhak dhak har dhadkan gaati hai
madhur madhur se gaane
dhak dhak har dhadkan gaati hai
madhur madhur se gaane
har aashaa muskaaye ae ae
kyun
kuchh samajh na aaye
har aashaa muskaaye ae ae
kyun
kuchh samajh na aaye
man geet suhaane gaaye ae ae
kyun
kuchh samajh na aaye
ho o o
man matwaala aankh kinaare
yoon hichkhole khaaye
ho o o
man matwaala
aankh kinaare ae
yoon hichkhole khaaye
tat par jaise naiyya koi
Lehron pe lehraaye ae
tat par jaise naiyya koi
Lehron pe lehraaye ae
Lehron pe lehraaye ae ae
kyun
kuchh samajh na aaye
Lehron pe lehraaye ae ae
kyun
kuchh samajh na aaye
man geet suhaane gaaye ae ae
kyun
kuchh samajh na aaye
5 Responses to "Man geet suhaane gaaye"
August 21, 2014 at 8:15 am
Aa ha,
So posting while you were sleeping.
I should be better informed now. 🙂 🙂
Rgds
Sudhir
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August 21, 2014 at 9:48 am
Atulji,
“Posting a post while you are sleeping”….(safer than “texting while you are driving” which is restricted in California) I Wish this kind of facility was available 25 years back. Postman ko dher saare khat dedo aur kaho ki har do deen ke baad mail kar dena. 🙂 Wish I would have known you back then to get this creative idea. 😉 My life would have been stress free and my hubby would have thought “How loving!!!” 🙂 🙂
Thanks for the post and have a wonderful day!
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August 22, 2014 at 10:15 pm
@ Atul ji – thanks for the post and for the correct words which I missed.
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August 21, 2014 at 8:04 am
When I see the name “Ghulam Mohammad”, I am reminded of PAKEEZAH. He composed superb music in that film. He was an assistant to Naushad saab for a number of years. Independently, he had done very few films and that too not very noticeable. But Kamal Amrohi picked him for his very big budgeted film, why? Then see the irony. Ghulam died before the film could be completed and Naushad was brought in to do the background score — which he did and which is equally laajawab!
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August 21, 2014 at 12:34 pm
We must all thank the technology for doing our job in our absence.
Guptaji,
GM has scored beautifully in Dil e naadan, Mirza Ghalib, Shama, Pardes, Pak Daaman, Malik, Amber, Laila Majnu, Kundan, Ajeeb Ladki, Nazneen, Hazaar Raate, Hoor e Arab, Paras, Shair, Rail Ka Dibba, Do Gunde, Kajal, Sitara, Grahasti, Bikhre Moti, Maang, Sheesha, Doli, Gauhar, Guzara, Pagree, Dil ki Basti, Naina, etc.> a good body of work. What more one can want.
So one cannot say that GM has scored for very few films.
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