Ajee o suno to
Posted on: December 17, 2024
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‘Do Matwaale’ (1966) was jointly produced by Randhawa and Kamran under the banner of Rainbow Films and was directed by Kamran who also wrote the story. The cast included Randhawa and Malika in lead roles supported by Kamran, Madan Puri, Sunder, Helen, Amar, Meenaxi, Khursheed Khan, Madhumati, Jerry, Sadhana Khote etc. The film was released on November 16, 1966. This was the last film in which Randhawa and Malika worked together.
The film is now available for viewing on one of the video sharing platforms in in VCD format. It is an action-suspense drama. The film appears to be heavily edited as story jumps at some places with a couple of songs getting placed out of context. A broad outline of the story is as under:
Amar (Randhawa) and Jeewan (Kamran) have come to Mumbai from the village in search of the employment to take care of their families in the village. In spite of their efforts, none of them get any work. They have exhausted meagre amount they had with them. Creditors are after them to get the pending payment due from them. They are clueless as to how to survive in the city. On top of it, while watching a road show, one spectator losses his purse and other spectators are after Amar and Jeewan thinking that they are the pick pocketers. Actually, Amar and Jeewan are running away because they have spotted one of their creditors.
While they were running away, they spot a car chasing another car driven by a girl. Amar and Jeewan stop them, and a fight ensues in which the chasers are driven out. The girl comes out of the car and introduces herself as Meena Sharma (Malika), the daughter of Professor Sharma (Amar). She says that goons are after her to get the secret formula which her father is experimenting.
One day, a person comes to Amar and Jeewan to sell the ticket of a wrestling match. They do not have the money but assures the ticket seller that he will pay much higher than the ticket price only after the wrestling match is over. They watch the wrestling match in which a wrestler wins. The winner throws a challenge to beat him any one from the spectators to win Rs,2500/-. Amar being a wrestler in his village accepts the challenge. He wins the wrestling match and gets Rs.2500/- as winner. While returning home, Jeewan realises that someone has pick-pocketed the amount. They again become penniless.
Meena introduces Amar and Jeewan to her father, Professor Sharma. On the eve of Meera’s birthday party, Professor Sharma gives a brief case containing the research papers on his secret formula to Amar and Jeewan for safe custody. In the birthday party, Professor Sharma’s friend, Madan (Madan Puri) is one among the many who are in attendance. During the party dance, some unidentified goons barge in the party and tries to snatch the brief case from Amar which he along with Jeewan thwart the attempt. Professor Sharma is impressed with the heroics of Amar and Jeewan. They get employed in his laboratory. Madan advises Professor Sharma that he should keep his secret formula in a safe custody. Meena falls in love with Amar. Amar and Jeewan joins the picnic arranged by Meena and her friends.
Meanwhile, Amar and Jeewan suddenly depart for their village as they come to know from the newspaper reports that there is a widespread destruction in their village due to the cyclone. Having failed multiple times in in getting his hand on the secret formula, Professor Sharma is kidnapped by the goons during the absence of Amar and Jeewan. Meena tells Amar and Jeewan after their return about the events and decides to handover the research papers on secret formula to goons to get her father released. Amar feels that it is an inside job who knows the professor Sharma very well. Knowing that there is no guarantee that goons would release Professor Sharma even after getting the formula, both of them visit goon’s place in disguise. They suspects Madan’s role in kidnapping of Professor Sharma who has been kept in a undisclosed place with a make shift laboratory to complete his formula.
Amar and Jeewan follow Madan in his car. It turns out that it is Madan who is after Professor Sharma to get the secret formula which he wants to hand over to the enemies of the country for a price. Meanwhile, Madan also put Amar’s mother and sister in his custody who had come to Mumbai in search of Amar. While Amar keeps Madan busy in watching a wrestling match, Jeewan gets Amar’s mother and sister released after a fight and send them to police station for enforcement of police. After getting the formula, Madan and his enemies board an aircraft to run away when Amar and Jeewan also barge into the aircraft. After a fight inside the aircraft, Madan is overpowered, and the flight returns to the airport. Madan and enemies are handed over to the police. Amar unites with his mother, sister and Meena.
The film’s story is an opt-repeated formula in action genre of films. The only plus point in this film is a couple of wrestling matches between Randhawa and his opponents which are technically superb in terms of wrestling sport and their cinematic presentation.
‘Do Matwaale’ (1966) had five songs written by Farooq Qaiser and set to music by G S Kohli. Two songs have been covered on the Blog. I am presenting 3rd song, ‘ajee o suno to meraa dil gayaa re’ sung by Mehendra Kapoor and Asha Bhosle. The song is picturised on Randhawa and Malika during a picnic. Kamran, among others, is also seen in the picturisation.
The music director of this song was also the music assistant to O P Nayyar. It is, therefore, quite natural that the song has a stamp of O P Nayyar’s style of orchestra.
Video Clip:
Audio Clip:
Song-Ajee o suno to (Do Matwaale)(1966) Singers-Mahendra Kapoor, Asha Bhonsle, Lyrics-Farooque Kaiser, MD-G S Kohli
Lyrics (Based on Video Clip):
ajee o
suno to
meraa dil gayaa re
dil gayaa re dilrubaa…aa
ajee ho o
suno to
hoon
mujhe mil gayaa re
mil gayaa re dilrubaa..aa
ajee o
suno to
meraa dil gayaa re
dil gayaa re dilrubaa…aa
ajee ho o o o o
suno to ho o o o
mujhe mil gayaa re
mil gayaa re dilrubaa..aa
ajee o o
hotaa hai apnee jaan se pyaraa koi koi
bantaa hai dard-e-dil kaa sahaaraa koi koi
har aankh mein ye baat khudaa kee kasam naheen
lagtaa hai jaa ke dil pe ishaaraa koi koi
ishaaraa koi koi
ajee o o
suno to hoon
meraa mil gayaa re
mil gayaa re dilrubaa..aa
ajee o
suno to
mujhe mil gayaa re
dil gayaa re dilrubaa…aa
ajee o o
tadpaaye umr bhar ye jawaanee khudaa kare
badnaam ho hamaaree kahaanee khudaa kare
maangee hai ye duhaayen
tere pyaar mein sanam
har aarzoo hai dil kee deewaanee khudaa kare
deewaanee khudaa kare
ajee o
suno to
meraa dil gayaa re
dil gayaa re dilrubaa…aa
ajee ho o o
suno to ho o o
mujhe mil gayaa re
mil gayaa re dilrubaa..aa
ajee o
suno to
meraa dil gayaa re
dil gayaa re dilrubaa…aa
ajee ho o
suno to
hoon
mujhe mil gayaa re
mil gayaa re dilrubaa..aa
ajee ho o
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