Bahut pyaar karte hain tumko sanam
Posted on: May 4, 2020
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Today (4 may 2020) is a day when no notable HFM personality was born. But on this day, one person totally unconnected with HFM was born in a far away land 365 years ago. He would invent a musical instrument that has played a vital role in the development of HFM. Movies of 1950s and 1960s were not complete if this instrument did not appear in at least in one song. In one movie, this instrument has even appeared in four songs !
The instrument that we are talking about is Piano. It was invented in 1709 by Bartolomeo Cristofori di Francesco(4 May 1655 – 27 January 1731), was an Italian maker of musical instruments.
Nine of his pianos still survive. Three of them are preserved in three museums, one in New York (Metropolitan Museum), Rome (Museo Nazionale degli Strumenti Musicali) and Leipzig university( Museum of musical instruments)
Hindi movies have had hundred on Piano songs in it. This blog has as many as 147 Piano songs. The earliest is from 1938. Pianon songs came into their own in HFM from late 1940s and ruled the roost in HFm till late 1970s. After that, Piano songs became few and far between. Pianos, which depicted class and prosperity of the character playing it in those days. From 1970s onwards, actors started sporting guitar instead. Guitar may have looked jazzy and spectacular, but it disd not have the old world charm of a Piano.
Most Piano songs of note (pun unintended) have already been covered in the blog.
When I searched for Piano songs on internet, I came across a few writeups, that discussed well known Piano songs. All of them have already been covered in the blog. When I went through one of these writeups (posted on 5 october 2016), I found the description of these songs familiar. I realised that the description was very much mine ! When I checked up these songs in the blog, I realised that this article had copied and pasted contents of the writeup of Piano songs in the blog ! For instance, my description of “Bhaabhi”(1938) Piano song goes like
This song is picturised as a piano song. P Jairaj is playing the piano and this song is sung by Renuka Devi. Her father V H Desai looks on and later the villain Rama Sukul too comes in and watches her sing with disapproval.
You will find this description faithfully copied and pasted in that article.
My description of “Andaaz”(1949) piano song, “hum aaj kahin dil kho baithe”, was
Dilip Kumar sits at the piano at night and sings this song. And Nargis arrives with her pet dog and watches Dilip Kumar sing the song, clutching her dog like a pillow.
This description is faithfully copied and pasted in that writeup.
Like this, all the 25 Piano songs described there copies contents from this blog, without giving credit. How very cheap of this so called blogger. I have posted a comment in that blog which is unlikely to see the light of the day, of course.
Coming to Piano songs, I quickly realised that these songs had gone the way of qawwaali songs, cabarat songs etc- viz they had vanished as the golden era of HFM drew to a close.
One can still find a few piano songs here and there, but these songs are nowhere near the same class of Piano songs that were created during the golden era of HFM.
After some frenetic search, I have been able to locate one as yet unrepresented Piano song. It is from a “recent” movie. Even the movie, a musical blockbuster, is not yet represented in the blog.
Today, on the occasion of the birth anniversary of the man who gave us Piano, here is a piano song from “Saajan”(1991). Yes, this movie, the biggest box office hit of the year 1991 was not there in the blog till now. This movie, which was produced by K C Bokadia and directed by Lawrence Desouza had Sanjay Dutt, Madhuri Dixit, Salman Khan, Kader Khan, Reema Laagoo, Laxmikant Berde, Ekta Sohini, Anjana Mumtaz, Dinesh Hingoo, Yunus Parvez, Raju Shreshtha, Tej Sapru, Vikas Anand etc in it.
I had fond memories of watching this movie in Vadodara in 1991, where I was attending a course those days.
The movie had ten songs in it.
Here is the first song from “Saajan”(1991) to appear in the blog. This song has male and female solo versions sung by S P Balasubhramanyam and Alka Yagnik respectively. Sameer is the lyricist. Music is composed by Nadeem Shrawan.
It is the female version, picturised on stage, with Madhuri Dixit near a piano, that makes this song a Piano song. Unlike Piano songs of yore, some sort of mist engulfs her and the piano. I wonder what the director was trying to achieve with this kind of picturisation.
On the occasion of the birth anniversary of the creator of Piano, here is this memorable Piano song from 1991.
With this song, “Saajan”(1991) makes its debut in the blog.
Male version
Female version
Song-Bahut pyaar karte hain tumko sanam (Saajan)(1991) Singer-S P Balasubrahmaniam/ Alka Yagnik, Lyrics-Sameer, MD-Nadeem Shrawan
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Male version
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ru ru ru ru ru ru ru
ru ru ru ru ru ru ru
ru ru ru ru ru ru ru
ru ru ru ru ru ru ru
bahut pyaar karte hain tumko sanam
bahut pyaar karte hain tumko sanam
kasam chaahe le lo
kasam chaahe le lo
khuda ki kasam m m
bahut pyaar karte hain tumko sanam
humen har ghadi aarzu hai tumhaari
humen har ghadi aarzu hai tumhaari
hoti hai kaisi sanam bekaraari
milenge jo tumko to
milenge jo tumko to
bataayenge hum m m
bahut pyaar karte hain tumko sanam
bahut pyaar karte hain tumko sanam
kasam chaahe le lo
kasam chaahe le lo
khuda ki kasam
bahut pyaar karte hain tumko sanam
bahut pyaar karte hain tumko sanam
aa aa aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa
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Female version
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Bahut pyaar karte hain tumko sanam
bahut pyaar karte hain tumko sanam
kasam chaahe le lo o
kasam chaahe le lo
khuda ki kasam m m
bahut pyaar karte hain tumko sanam
bahut pyaar karte hain tumko sanam
hamaari ghazal hai tassawur tumhaara
hamaari ghazal hai tassawur tumhaara
tumhaare bina ab na jeena gawaara
tumhen yoonhi chaahenge
tumhen yoonhi chaahenge
jab tak hai dam m m
bahut pyaar karte hain tumko sanam
bahut pyaar karte hain tumko sanam
Saagar ki baahon mein maujen hain jitni
saagar ki baahon mein maujen hain jitni
humko bhi tumse muhabbat hai utni
ke ye bekaraari ee
ke ye bekarari na ab hogi kam m m
bahut pyaar karte hain tumko sanam
bahut pyaar karte hain tumko sanam
kasam chaahe le lo o
kasam chaahe le lo o
khuda ki kasam m m
bahut pyaar karte hain tumko sanam
bahut pyaar karte hain tumko sanam
Atul’s Song A Day- A choice collection of Hindi Film & Non-Film Songs 
April 9, 2021 at 6:38 am
The male version of this song was originally recorded by Sonu Nigam. Later on the music directors decided to go with SPB, as he was an established singer at that time, while Sonu was a beginner, struggling to get into bollywood as a singer.
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