10 Responses to "Ye Choodiyaan Nahin Hathkadiyaan Hain"
June 27, 2017 at 11:35 pm
who is the guy lip syncing for the song:
by the credit titles he MAY be Shaily Shailendra(That`s my guess)(by the way Shaily Shailendra is Lyricist Shailendra`s son)
OR any knowledebales help me to identify the actor lip syncing for the song HELP
And there is one more credit to Shaily Shailendra in the credit sequences of the movie:
as “Sehra by Shaily Shailendra”
What is the meaning of “Sehra”, in this context ??
Any one know about this and the guy lip syncing for the song ?
HELP !
Starcast of the movie is as based on the credit sequences:
Sachin,Asrani,Kajri,
And introducing Rajni Sharma as balika Badhu
A.K.hangal,Om shivpuri,Asit Sen,Urmila Bhatt,Preeti Ganguli,
Manik Dutta,Leela Misra,
Subrata,Amal Sen,Shaily Shailendra,Keshav Rana,Mrs.Khanna,
Shanti Chatterji,Shamim,
Master Panna,S.N.Bannerjee,Kanu Roy,Birbal,Polson,Mukunda,
Jugal Kishore,Darshan,
Tinu,Shikha,Nandu,Ratan,Rashinder,Jyoti,Subhash,Tika,Girish,
Sardendu,Prabhat,Manoj,
And Rajoo Varman
Special appearance by Paintal,Prema Narayan
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June 28, 2017 at 12:50 am
Prakash ji,
The YouTube upload identifies this actor as Manik Dutt.
Rgds
Sudhir
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June 28, 2017 at 9:49 am
hullo Sudhirji
in this movie Manik Dutt plays the role of Rajni’s father
but we have to find the actor lip syncing the song, as Shaily Shailendra’s filmography lists Sara Akash & Tumhara Kalloo
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June 28, 2017 at 4:06 pm
Nahin Sudhir ji
woh Manik dutt/Manek Dutt nahin hai, (ek site manik dutt ke naam pe iss gaane ko jo lip sync kiya hai,uss aadmi ka photo display kiyaa hai…most probably it is a mistake)
Madam Peevesie`s Mom ji is right, Manik dutt can be identified in the below video link at 6:00, with white beard),
I remember him in Basu chatterjee`s apne paraye(where he plays the grey character of Manohar lal ->gaaon ke ghar ka naukar:who creates differences between Amol/shabana and Utpal dutt
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June 28, 2017 at 4:08 pm
Manik Dutt is also can be seen in Below given Hamari Bahu Alka(1982)video link at 5:25(the guy with black cap and white teeka on his forehead)
Imdb.com mentions Manik Dutt as Real life Partner of actress Anita Guha
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PCWfWt-Mevg
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July 7, 2017 at 6:31 pm
Dear Prakash ji,
I checked with Shaily Shailendra’s sister, Amla Majumdar. This song is not lip synced by Shaily Shailendra.
Shaily plays the role of the groom’s friend.
About the ‘sehra’ referred to in the credits; ‘sehra’ is a traditional poem of congratulations and blessings, which is sung by one of the groom’s relatives or friends, at the time of the arrival of the ‘baraat’ (marriage party) at the bride’s place, before the groom gets down from the horse. The poem contains many blessings from all relatives, from forefathers, it describes the groom’s qualities etc.
This tradition slowly seems to be going out of preference, as I am seeing lesser number of weddings which have this recital as part of the events.
In the film, Shaily is the friend who reads out this ‘sehra’ at the time of the wedding. And the ‘sehra’ poem is also actually written by Shaily himself. Amla ji has the original sheet of paper on which this ‘sehra’ was written by Shaily.
Rgds
Sudhir
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October 6, 2017 at 3:44 pm
Sudhir ji
I want to thank you about Shaily shailendra`s identification and information about “sehra”, this thanks giving is “belated one” But still you have taken so much pain about above information, thanks again and Sorry I am late……..
prakash
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June 28, 2017 at 11:48 am
Thanks Peevesie’s Mom for the post and the song. I too have not watched this movie and do not remember when I heard this song last.
As you rightly said it’s always a special song when ‘Rafi-Pancham’ gets together.
Like this composition very much and it grows upon as we listen it again and again.
Regards,
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June 27, 2017 at 4:15 pm
Thanks, Peevisie’s Mom. I’ve yet to see this film – have heard this song but never seen the picturisation.
Although it’s only a few lines, the slow version comes across to me as really powerful. There’s very little music, so the voice takes centrestage. Really good.
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June 27, 2017 at 4:35 pm
you should see the movie Rajaji. a very simple tale but beautifully told.
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