Aaj huyee hai bhor suhaanee
Posted on: June 2, 2023
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I make it a point to wake up at around 4 AM every morning. I do that without fail. The idea is to take my two dogs on their morning walks, one dog at a time. The first dog (Junior Dog Izza) goes first. Her walk starts at around 4:30 and she is back by around 4:50. Then Bhole (the senior dog) goes on walk. His walk typically ends at 5:10 AM. That is the time when the sky begins to get brighter. It is then that “morning walkers” start coming out on roads for their morning walk. To my mind, the best time for morning walk is between 4:30 to 5 AM or so. That is the window of opportunity for a meaningful morning walk. At that time, it is actually morning (viz it is still pre dawn), very few people are out at that time, and one has true privacy, so to say.
By the time it is 5:10 AM or so, roads become crowded and the window of opportunity for morning walk is over. During winter season, this window of opportunity is from 5:30 AM to 6 AM. In winter, most of the summer time morning walkers are nowhere to be found. They go on hibernation during winter season and they resume their morning walk only in summer season. They keep away from morning walk on rainy season, windy days etc as well. In other words, most morning walkers are strictly fair weather morning walkers. A slight change in weather rendering it a bit adverse, and most morning walkers are nowhere to be found.
I and my dogs are hardcore morning walkers though. 🙂 Even rain or storm, or fog or any other adverse weather conditions do not deter us. 🙂
I had started this morning walk practice from 2015 when I got posted at Izatnagar (Bareilly) in 2015. I kept up this practice throughout my three years stay there. Then I was transferred to Gorakhpur. In Gorakhpur, there was no need to take the dogs on their morning walk. My official residence there had vast space around the residence, all fenced by high walls. So my dogs could do all their morning walk on their own inside the compound, without the fear that they would go out and would lose their way. Not just walk, the dogs would run all around, roll on the lawn, and in general would have a great time.
After I left Gorakhpur and settled down at Bhopal, I have resumed my morning walks, mainly for the sake of the dogs.
One benefit of morning walk is that you feel refreshed and cheerful for the whole day. That is more true for the dogs and less true for me. The dogs often wake me up at odd hours. My wife and daughter cannot be bothered to wake up, so it is my responsibility to take care of the dogs. I have great patience, unlike my wife and I do not get irritated even if the dogs wake me up at odd hours.
Today morning (2 June 2023) would start the same way, viz with me taking my two dogs on their morning walk. But then the rest of the day is going to be different for me from what it has been for the last 11 months. After I arrived at Bhopal in July 2022, I have been out of Bhopal only on two days. On both occasions, I went to Jabalpur by early morning train, and was back at Bhopal by night train.
Today, I am going to undertake a much longer journey.
Today, I will board a morning flight from Bhopal to Mumbai. Initially I had booked my ticket on an even earlier flight, but the timing of that flight got deferred to afternoon, and that defeated the very purpose of my visit. The next available flight would leave Bhopal at 10:30 am and I would land at Mumbai at 12 noon.
My visit to Mumbai is to meet our blog regulars at the residence of our Mumbai stalwart and our beloved inhouse encyclopedia Mr Arunkumar Deshmukh. The occasion is a get together of our blog regulars. Mumbai regulars M/s Sadanand Kamath and Nitin Shah will be there. Sudhir jee and Bakhshish jee will arrive from Delhi. Avinash Scrapwala will arrive from Vadodara. Mr Satish Shenoy will arrive from Bangalore. So it is going to be a golden chance to meet so many blog regulars. I have met M/s Sadanand Kamath, Nitin Shah, Sudhir Kapur and Bakhshish Singh jee in the past, and I will be meeting the others for the first time.
I had attended an earlier gangout in Mumbai in December 2014, and that was a very well attended get together as well. Lots and lots of reports of that meeting are available in the blog. I am sure we will have another great get together this time as well. This will be followed by reports on the meeting by the participants.
The meeting is scheduled to begin at 11 AM. I will be able to join hopefully by 12 :30 or so. I will have a return flight at night and I will be back to my home on the same night. So hopefully my dogs will once again have me to take them on their morning walk the next morning. 🙂
Our Hindi movies have songs for many occasions. There are some very fine “morning” songs that have already been covered.
While posting a blog Ten Year challenge article in the month of may 2023, I came across a “morning” song. Morning was already over on that day, so I saved that song for future use and discussed another song from the same movie.
That future use is now. Here is this morning song from “Arabian Nights”(1946).
“Arabian Nights”(1946) was directed by Niren Lahiri for P R Productions. This movie had Kanan Devi,Nawab, Robin Majumdar, Debi Mukherjee, Molina, Meera Dutt, Hiralal, Sunder, Rirkoo, Shayam Laha etc in it.
“Arabian Nights”(1946) had 14 songs in it. Five songs have been covered in the blog in the past.
Here is this sixth song from :”Arabian Nights”(1946). This song is sung by Kanan Devi. Faiyyaz Hashmi is the lyricist. Music is composed by Kamal Dasgupta.
This song post appears in the blog at 5 AM, just when the morning is about to break and the fair weather morning walkers are about to embark on their morning walks. 🙂
Lyrics of the song were sent to me by Prakashchandra.
audio link:
Song-Aaj huyee hai bhor suhaanee (Arabian Nights)(1946) Singer-Kanan Devi, Lyrics-Faiyyaz Hashmi, MD-Kamal Dasgupta
Lyrics(Provided by Prakashchandra)
aaj huyee hai ae ae
bhor suhaanee
bhor suhaanee ee ee ee ee ee ee
aaj huyee hai bhor suhaanee
pehli baar
pehli baar
aaj huyee hai bhor suhaanee
pehli baar
pehli baar
chamak bharee ye laalee ee
maine ae ae ae
ae ae
maine kabhee na dekhee
chamak bharee ye laalee
maine ae aey ae ae ae
maine kabhee na dekhee
bin torey deewaalee ee
maine ae ae ae
maine kabhee na dekhee
sooraj mein hai
sooraj mein hai nayee jawaanee
pehli baar
pehli baar
sau phool khiley aansoo ke
ya/ye husn kabhi na paaye
sau phool khiley aansoo ke
ye husn kabhi na paaye ae ae
sau rang chaman ne badlaa
ye rang nazar na aaye ae ae
sau rang chaman ne badlaa
ye rang nazar na aaye ae ae
khwaab mein aayee
khwaab mein aayee
rut ki raanee
pehli baar
pehli baar
bhanwraa aur kali ka mel
mujhko kabhee na bhaayaa aa
bhanwraa aur kali ka mel
mujhko kabhee na bhaayaa aa
gulshan mein ye pyaar ka khel
mujhko kabhee na bhaayaa aa
nayee lagee hai
nayee lagee hai
baat puraanee
pehli baar
pehli baar
aaj huyee hai ae bhor suhaanee
pehli baar
pehli baar
3 Responses to "Aaj huyee hai bhor suhaanee"
June 2, 2023 at 6:57 pm
This was a great day.
Finally got to meet Atulji for the first tym, inspite of having spoken to a number of times. Wish he could have stayed longer.
Like the Pepsi ad used to say:- ye dil maange more
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Atul’s Song A Day- A choice collection of Hindi Film & Non-Film Songs 
June 2, 2023 at 9:15 am
Atul ji
Arun ji informs that Peevesie and her husband will also be joining the get together today. 🙂
Rgds
Sudhir
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June 2, 2023 at 12:18 pm
What a pleasant surprise. By the way, I am posting this comment while stuck in Mumbai traffic in an ola cab. I am on my way. 😀
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