Bhool gaye tum ham ko…raat gayee baat gayee
Posted by: Atul on: May 6, 2024
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#the Decade of Seventies – 1971 – 1980 #
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# R.D. Burman – Music from ‘The 1970s’# (Darling Darling-1977)
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With this post we go back to the ‘decade of ‘seventies’. Of late very few songs from the ‘seventies’ have been posted on the blog. We are still a long way off from the estimated eight thousand songs that were created in this decade, so far, only 2834 songs from 1970s have been posted on the blog. On personal front,I also have many songs from this decade lined up to be present here. All these days I was listening to and enjoying songs on ‘radio’ every morning and evening while travelling to workplace and returning back to home.
Today’s song is from the movie ‘Darling Darling-1977’. I have presented a song from this movie in the past where I had mentioned that this movie had a few good songs that were played frequently on loud-speakers on those years.
Title song of this movie was heard more than other songs. I have mentioned that I did not like this ‘title song’ ‘hello darling bolo hello darling’ as I found it very irritating. As growing children the word ‘darling’ was taboo for us growing up in conservative surroundings. It was an ‘ultra-modern’ word for children like us who were studying in ‘small village school’:). This song is yet to appear on this blog and it will be coming here soon 🙂
Today another song from this movie is being presented with this post.
“Darling Darling-1977” was directed by Gogi Anand for ‘Fortune Films International, Bombay’. It was produced by Kishore Doshi. ‘Darling Darling-1977’ is mentioned as a movie from ‘genre’ of ‘social movies’ in HFGK Vol-V (1971-1980). It had Dev Anand, Zeenat Aman, Mahmood, Jeevan, Nadira, Dheeraj Kumar, Poonam, Sajjan, Durga Khote, Helen, Ranjan, Raj Verma, Shivraj, Shefali, V. Gopal, Hercules, Baby Goody, Baby Padmini, Janki Das, Zankhana, Pushpanjali, Birbal, Roopa, Dev Raj, Julian, Hira, Geeta Khanna, Monto, Pushpa Nepali, Bhushan Sawhny, Dhanna, Shahid Bijnori, Shaikh, and others.
Story and screenplay of this movie was written by Gulshan Nanda. Dialogues of this movie were written by Bhushan Banmali. Editing of this film was done by Ashok Ghai.
This movie has six songs that were written by Anand Bakshi and composed by R.D. Burman. Kishore Kumar, Asha Bhonsle and R.D. Burman had given their voices to the songs in this movie.
Following is the brief about the story of this movie taken from filmiclub.com
‘Darling Darling’ is a 1977 Indian Bollywood social film released in 1977. The film is directed by Gogi Anand.
It is the story of a young man and woman brought together by circumstances. In a bid to solve their own individual problems, they strike a bargain with each other, pass through various vicissitudes and ultimately fall in love and are united. – “Darling Darling” is the story of two lovers who are caught in the cob-web of crime and conspiracy. The story takes unexpected turns almost in every reel and keeps the audience engrossed throughout the film. . Kumar (Dev Anand) is the grandson of a wealthy widow (Durga Khote). Having been jilted in love by Seema (Poonam), Kumar resolves never to marry. His grandmother wants a good wife in the house and threatens Kumar to disinherit him of the money if he did not marry soon. . On the other hand, there is Madhu (Zeenat Aman) who has been brought up by her step-mother (Nadira) and tortured by step-sister Seema. To inherit the entire property of Madhu, left to her by her father Rai Bahadur Dinanath (Sajjan) Jeevan, Nadira, Seema and Jeevan’s son, Dheeraj conspire to marry Madhu with Dheeraj and kill her after marriage. . Madhu is saved from the pursuing thugs of Mrs. Rai Bahadur by Kumar, who on the adivce of his friend Debu (Mahmood) brings her to his house with Debu posing as her father and makes her acceptable to his grandmother. Kumar thinks that he will get the entire property by having a “hired wife while the grandmother reveals to Madhu that they are actually very poor and the entire property has been mortgaged. . . The story takes a sudden twist when, in the absence of his grandmother, Kumar is unable to pay off the creditors. Madhu then offers to take him out of trouble if he became her “hired husband” and brought the conspirators to book. Where this all leads to is to be watched in the movie. 🙂
This movie ‘Darling Darling-1977’ which has good music by Pancham featured in the top twenty ‘Bollywood movies’ of ‘1977’ (as per IMDB). None of the songs from this movie appeared in the annual list of ‘Binaca Geetmala’ of ‘1977’. Though this annual Binaca Geetmala list of 1977 had as many as eleven other songs composed by Pancham there.
‘Radio listeners’ know that the song ‘aise naa mujhe tum dekho’ is the top favorite of almost all FM channels on radio nowadays and it gets frequently played on radio in between. Four songs out of the six songs from this movie have already been posted on the blog.
Today I am presenting the fifth song from this movie which is a nice entertaining hummable song with the special ‘Pancham’ beats. There is an interesting story behind the ‘fast paced’ clap-sound in this song which are part of the interlude of this song. It is mentioned in the biography of Pancham – ‘R.D. Burman – The Man, The Music’ – by Anirudha Bhattacharjee & Balaji Vittal that Pancham asked his musician Amrutrao Katkar to take off his shirt and sit in the recording room where Pancham played these ‘series of beats’ by his hands like a ‘tabla’ on the shirtless back of Amrutrao (listen in video of this song from 05:27 to 05:40 & 03:00 to 03:15 in the audio of this song). Now we all know that there are many such stories when Pancham created music by using unconventional ways and achieve new heights in his musical journey making him a ‘genius’ and ‘unique’ the history of music of Hindi Cinema. The story of Pancham songs will keep continuing further.
Today’s song happens when Kumar (Dev Anand) takes Madhu (Zeenat Aman) to a club party where the club dancer (Helen) teases Kumar after Kumar tells her that he has been engaged to Madhu and is going to marry her. While the club dancer sings the song to Kumar, Madhu being a simple girl watches her but provoked by the club dancer’s singing and dancing she joins the performance with her ultra-modern get-up.
We have Dev Anand lip-syncing for Kishore Kumar and Helen and Zeenat Aman lip-syncing for Asha Bhonsle in this foot tapping song. There are many other artists present in the picturization of this song. Lyrics for the song are by Anand Bakshi and music is composed by R.D. Burman.
Enjoy the song!!!
Audio
Video (video, with dialogues)
Song-Bhool gaye tum ham ko(Darling Darling)(1977) Singers – Asha Bhonsle, Kishore Kumar,LYRICS – Anand Bakshi, MUSIC – R.D. Burman
chorus
Lyrics
Ha ha ha ha aa ha
hey ae
bhool gaye tum ham ko
yaad nahin kya tum ko
arey re re re re re
kal miley thhe
ham tum
aaj phir milnaa thhaa aa
arey ek mulaaqaat
ek raat ki baat
raat gayee
baat gayee
haa haa
ha haa haa
ha haa haa
bhool gaye tum ham ko
yaad nahin kya tum ko
kal miley thhe ham tum
aaj phir milnaa thhaa aa aa
hey ae ek mulaaqaat
ek raat ki baat
raat gayee
baat gayee
ho ho
o ho ho
o ho ho
bhool gaye tum ham ko
yaad nahin kya tum ko
ho o kal miley thhe
ham tum
aaj phir milnaa thhaa aa aa
haan haan ek mulaaqaat
ek raat ki baat
raat gayee
baat gayee samjhe
aa ssssssssss
samjhe ae
aa aa aa
wow wow
wow wow
wow wow
roz shuroo karte hain
ham ek kahaani nayee ee
paa paa paa paa
maaf karnaa aa
maaf karnaa aa
dost naye pyaar nayaa
aur zindagaani nayee ee
paa paa paa paa
maaf karnaa aa aa
beqadar tum nikley
bewafaa harjaayee ee
kal miley thhe
ham tum
aaj phir milnaa thhaa aa aa
arey sab jazbaat
ek raat ki baat
raat gayee
baat gayee
samjhe
aa aa aa
paa paa pa ra paa
paa pa ra paa
paa paa paa
paa paa paa
paa paa paa
paa paa paa
paa aa
paa paa paa
paa aa
paa paa paa
aap ka hamaaraa bhi
pyaar puraanaa huaa
ru ru ru ru oo
maaf karnaa aa
maaf karnaa aa
ek hi soorat dekhte
zamaanaa huaa
ru ru ru ru oo
maaf karnaa aa
bewafaai tum se hi
seekh li
kal miley thhe
ham tum
aaj phir milnaa thhaa aa aa
pyaar ki baaraat
ik raat ki baat
raat gayee
baat gayee
haa haa
ha haa haa
ha haa haa
bhool gaye tum ham ko
yaad nahin kya tum ko
ho o kal miley thhe ham tum
aaj phir milnaa thhaa aa aa aa ssssssssss
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May 6, 2024 at 11:28 am
Avinash Ji
Thanks for the post. The narration of Pancham beats was amusing ( that is, how Pancham created that sound !!)
Pancham really was a master
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