Bhalaai Duniya Ki Jo Subh O Shaam Karte Hain
Posted on: January 15, 2018
This article is written by Sudhir, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a contributor to this blog. This article is meant to be posted in atulsongaday.me. If this article appears in sites like lyricstrans.com and ibollywoodsongs.com etc then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.
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Missing Films of 1960s – 43
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It was a great day yesterday. 🙂 The sun completed its journey cycle of the southern hemisphere, and slowly started to edge over the tilt of the earth’s axis and initiated its journey of the northern hemisphere. The Uttaraayan is initiated. The sun has moved from the ‘dhanu’ constellation to the ‘makar’ constellation, as per the Indian solar calendar. The cycle of seasons moves from Hemant to Shishir. It is the start of the abatement of the cold weather (in the northern hemisphere).
It is a day of great celebrations all over the country. It is the Lohri festival in northern states; it is Pedda Pandaga in Karnataka and Andhra; it is Pongal in Tamilnadu; it is Sukarat in the central states; it is Maagh Bihu in the eastern states. It is the month of Maagh as per the Hindu calendar. On this day of Sankraanti, it is ‘Maagh Mela‘ a big festival in the villages and the centres of pilgrimage. It is considered most auspicious to have a dip in the holy rivers at sunrise on this day. Special pooja ceremonies are held in homes and in temples. Special sweet preparations, and food preparations are done for today. ‘Khichdi’, a meal prepared from rice and lentils is a must preparation for the day. People of all regions will prepare these dishes in large volumes and distribute to one and all.
It is also the beginning of the New Year, as per the Hindu calendar. And so, another Happy New Year greetings to all friends and readers of this blog. 🙂
Yesterday, 14th January, 2018, was also a very very special day for Atul-Song-a-Day. Ah yes, the team messages have been going back and forth since about 10.30 last night. The blog has reached a milestone of fantastic proportions. At just about 11 pm last night (Indian Standard Time), the visitors ticker on the blog main page crossed over from the number 9,999,999 to the number 10,000,000 – signifying that the blog has counted its 10 millionth user. Over a period of 9 years, 5 months and 27 days (till 14th Jan, 2018), now more than One Crore (or Ten Million) visits have been made to this blog.
Folks from all over the world come to our blog in search of songs and music and authenticated information, and yes, accurate lyrics. By any standards, this is a unique web location on this planet. I have said this earlier too – it is an ever enlarging compendium of history of Hindi films and Hindi film music san pareil, anywhere. It is not just the songs that are important – we have such a depth of information that is collated with the rigours of a research project. In our collective humble opinion, no other web site can boast of such a large number of film synopses, film reviews, persona bio sketches, historical compilations, etc., relating to Hindi films and Hindi film music. And not just that, there is in depth articles on so many topics that relate to festivals, historical events, traditions, religious sentiments, eminent personalities – all the stories tied to and told through a film song. That is one accomplishment that surely will take a lot, even to imitate.
It is a ‘labour of love’, to borrow a phrase from our own blog masthead. And this labour of love is effected through a team of good people; people who have come together just for the love of music, and people who have selflessly contributed to this project which is now of gigantic proportions. And key here is ‘good people’ – who only argue with each other for the sake of establishing either the authenticity of information, or the correctness of lyrics 😀 😀 . When good people come together and put together their efforts – only good things will be the outcome. 🙂
I introduce to the readers today, this debut song from the film ‘Eid Ka Chaand’ from 1964. In my effort to bring out the missing films from 1960s, I have already crossed over into 1967. But as I continue to keep checking backwards, I find that more and more films and / or their songs, from this decade at least are becoming available in public domain. ‘Eid Ka Chaand’ is also one such film, from 1964, for which apparently I missed locating this song which, as per the date, was posted back in 2013.
‘Eid Ka Chaand’ is a film from Vakil Productions, Bombay and is directed by Nanubhai Vakil. The cast of actors includes Vijay Dutt, Chitra, Krishna Kumar, Niranjan Sharma, Hiralal, Wazir Mohammed Khan, Maruti, Fazlu, and Sadiq amongst others. There are nine songs listed for this film. The songs are written by Kaifi Azmi, and the tunes are composed by Alla Rakha (aka AR Qureshi). Four of these are sung by Laxmi Shankar, which in itself is a treat for music lovers.
The song presented today in the voice of Rafi Sb. The song tells of the qualities of good people, and how they are favoured by the angels in the heavens. The sentiments expressed in these words are so much the fundamental tenets of the Islamic tradition, which in of itself, is a focus on the goodness of human beings.
So quite an appropriate song to pull together all the celebrations and the goodness of people we discussed above. May the Sun’s traversal into Uttaraayan bring together all the warmth of this time and these people into your lives.
Happy Makar Sankraanti and a Happy New Year to all.
Song – Bhalaai Duniya Ki Jo Subh O Shaam Karte Hain (Eid Ka Chaand) (1964) Singer – Mohammed Rafi, Lyrics – Kaifi Azmi, MD – Alla Rakha (AR Qureshi)
Chorus
Lyrics
bhalaai duniya ki jo
suboh shaam karte hain
bhalaai duniya ki jo suboh shaam karte hain
falak se unko farishtey salaam karte hain
bhalaai duniya ki jo suboh shaam karte hain
falak se unko farishtey salaam karte hain
bhalaai duniya ki jo suboh shaam karte hain
aaa aaa aaa aaa
khuda ki raah mein lutaate hain maal o zar apna
wo apne ghar ko samajhte nahin hain ghar apna
aaaa aaaaaaaa aaaaaaa aaaaa
zameen pe reh ke falak par muqaam karte hain
zameen pe reh ke falak par muqaam karte hain
falak se unko farishtey salaam karte hain
bhalaai duniya ki jo suboh shaam karte hain
falak se unko farishtey salaam karte hain
bhalaai duniya ki jo suboh shaam karte hain
haaan aaa aaan
unhen sukoon nahin milta kabhi ameeri mein
ke baadshaahi bhi karte hain wo faqeeri mein
haan aaaa aaaa aaaaan
museebaton mein wo umren tamaam karte hain
falak pe unko farishte salaam karte hain
bhalaai duniya ki jo suboh shaam karte hain
falak se unko farishtey salaam karte hain
bhalaai duniya ki jo suboh shaam karte hain
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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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भलाई दुनिया की जो
सुबहो शाम करते हैं
भलाई दुनिया की जो सुबहो शाम करते हैं
फलक से उनको फरिश्ते सलाम करते हैं
भलाई दुनिया की जो सुबहो शाम करते हैं
फलक से उनको फरिश्ते सलाम करते हैं
भलाई दुनिया की जो सुबहो शाम करते हैं
आsss आsss आsss आsss
खुदा की राह में लुटाते हैं माल ओ ज़र अपना
वो अपने घर की समझते नहीं हैं घर अपना
आssss आssssssss आsssssss आsssss
ज़मीन पे रह के फ़लक पे मुक़ाम करते हैं
ज़मीन पे रह के फ़लक पे मुक़ाम करते हैं
फलक से उनको फरिश्ते सलाम करते हैं
भलाई दुनिया की जो सुबहो शाम करते हैं
फलक से उनको फरिश्ते सलाम करते हैं
भलाई दुनिया की जो सुबहो शाम करते हैं
हाँ आंsss आंsssss
उन्हें सुकून नहीं मिलता कभी अमीरी में
के बादशाही भी करते हैं वो फ़क़ीरी में
हाँ आंss आंss आंsssssss
मुसीबतों में वो उमरें तमाम करते हैं
फलक से उनको फरिश्ते सलाम करते हैं
भलाई दुनिया की जो सुबहो शाम करते हैं
फलक से उनको फरिश्ते सलाम करते हैं
भलाई दुनिया की जो सुबहो शाम करते हैं
6 Responses to "Bhalaai Duniya Ki Jo Subh O Shaam Karte Hain"
2 | Bharat Upadhyay
January 16, 2018 at 1:48 pm
My apologies for being a complainer to the wonderful hard-working admins of our wonderful musical Blog.
Just another thought:
If it was compulsory to pay Re 1, each time when somebody visits our Blog, we would have been rich, a real Millionaire. Hows-that?
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January 16, 2024 at 8:11 pm
Audio Clip of the song – ‘Eid Kaa Chaand’ (1964)
Audio clip of the same song in ‘Shaan-E-Hatim’ (1958)
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Atul’s Song A Day- A choice collection of Hindi Film & Non-Film Songs 
January 15, 2018 at 7:07 pm
It is a ‘labor of love’, to borrow a phrase from our own blog masthead. And this labor of love is effected through a team of good people; people who have come together just for the love of music, and people who have selflessly contributed to this project which is now of gigantic proportions. And key here is ‘good people’.
Reading the above paragraph, I was filled with pride as considered as a ‘GOOD PEOPLE’
Then I had some doubts also, that I may not be so, as my presentation sent on January 11th to Atulbhai and Sudhirbhai is not posted YET.
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January 15, 2018 at 10:32 pm
Bharatji good evening
i thought i was the only one whose post is pending with the “powers that head this blog”. i am feeling better that i have you for company.
even i am filled with pride to be listed among “good people” but i am experiencing a bigger pride in the fact that Atuldom is the only place where we get a song from “Eid Ka Chand” in a post which descibes ‘pedda pandaga’; ‘pongal’; ‘sukarat’; ‘maagh bihu’; ‘sankrant’ …..
jiyo Sudhirji for this highly secular move.
and congrats once again for the 1,00,00,000
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January 15, 2018 at 11:11 pm
🙂 🙂
Dear Peevesie’s Mom ji
I am smiling as I read your message. And I get this happy comfortable feeling – all is good in Atuldom.
Thanks and regards
Sudhir
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January 15, 2018 at 10:58 pm
Dear Bharat Bhai,
You are very much, part of all of us in this group.
Please understand that we are sometimes juggling milestone and anniversary priorities, and so the scheduling sometimes goes backwards/forward.
Atul ji has already published your post, a little earlier in the evening. 🙂
Rgds
Sudhir
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