Mujhko nainon ke bandhan se kas gaya re
Posted on: November 18, 2025
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#the Decade of Forties – 1941 – 1950 #
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(Lyricist Kavi Pradeep-46)
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‘Amrapali-1945’, a movie of historical genre was directed by Nandlal Jaswantlal for Murli Movietone, Bombay. The cast of this has Prem Adib, Sabita Devi, Jeevan, Arun, Jagdish, Badri Prasad, Sankata Prasad, Gulab, Kabeer and others. This movie has eleven songs written by Kavi Pradeep under the name of Miss Kamal B.A. Music for ‘Amrapli-1945’ was composed by Saraswati Devi.
Geet Kosh Vol-II (1941-1950) mentions the name of the singers for eight songs. Ameerbai Karnataki sang six solo songs. G.M. Durrani and Khan Mastana sang one solo song each. Out of the total eleven songs of the movie, six songs have already been posted on this blog. The first song from this movie to appear on this blog was ‘is duniyaa kee pagdandee par’ and it was posted on 06.02.2015.
Our inhouse cinema encyclopaedia Shree Arunkumar jee has given information about this movie on the blog and I am reproducing that excerpt here:-
“the film story was by Ramchandra Thakur. Actually, this was based on Thakur’s own famous novel Amrapali. The dialogues were by Munshi Dil. The film, made under the banner of Murli Cinetone, was shot entirely in the Andheri studios of Lakshmi productions. The story of Amrapali is a real story, which took place in the times of Gautam Buddha. Although the original novel of Ramchandra Thakur depicted the reality in his book very nicely, the film story was twisted and under the guise of taking ‘Cinematic liberty’, the main events of the story were drastically changed, twisting the history. Comparatively, the film ‘Amrapali’ made later in 1966 was much better. At least it did not change the original story. Amrapali or Ambapalika’s story is mentioned in old Pali language Texts and Buddhist literature.”
Today I am presenting the seventh song from this movie which is in the voice of Ameerbai Karnataki. It is a nice romantic song where a girl is expressing her feelings of falling in love. Lyrics are Kavi Pradeep and music is composed by Saraswati Devi. Let us listen to this eighty years old romantic song. Only audio of the song is available.
Song-Mujhko nainon ke bandhan se kas gaya re (Aamrpaali)(1945) Singer-Ameerbai Karnataki, Lyricist-Kavi Pradeep, MD-Saraswati Devi
Lyrics
mujhko nainon ke bandhan se ae ae
kas gayaa re
koi pardesee
mujhko nainon
haan haan
mujhko nainon ke bandhan se ae ae
kas gayaa re
koyee pardesee ee
koyee mujhpe jaadoo kar gayaa
koyee mujhpe jaadoo kar gayaa
mere tan mein bijlee bhar gayaa
mere tan mein bijlee bhar gayaa
mere sapnon kee duniyaa mein aaj
hans gayaa re
ae ae koyee pardesee
mujhko nainon
haan haan
mujhko nainon
ke bandhan se ae ae
kas gayaa re
koyee pardesee ee
mujhko nainon ke bandhan se
kas gayaa re
koyee pardesee ee
o o o o o o
o o o o o o o o
o koyee chupke se kar gayaa
mujhko pyaar re ae
kisee se ho gayee
meree ankhiyaan chaar re ae
o koyee chupke se kar gayaa
mujhko pyaar re ae
kisee se ho gayee
meree ankhiyaan chaar re ae
ho mere man mein aen
mere man mein aashaa jaagee
meree preet kisee se laagee
mere man mein aashaa jaagee
meree preet kisee se laagee
mere jeewan mein sadaa ke liye
bas gayaa re
hey ae koyee pardesee
mujhko nainon
haan haan
mujhko nainon
ke bandhan se ae ae
kas gayaa re
koyee pardesee
mujhko nainon ke bandhan se ae ae
kas gayaa re
koyee pardesee ee
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