Kal kee na soch
Posted by: Atul on: March 27, 2026
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Kamsune/Unsune songs of Asha Bhosle – 98
This is a rare song, again filmed as a cabaret/club song – “Kal Ki Na Soch” is sung by Asha Bhosle. It is penned by Rajinder Krishan and composed by Ghanshyam.
“Kunwara Badan” (1973) was directed by Vimal Tiwari for Tulsi Films, Bombay. This “social” movie had Rakesh Pandey, Madhu Chanda, Suresh Chatwal, Aashoo, Paintal, Helen, Sudhir Desai, Mushtaq Merchant, Surendranath, Aparna Chaudhary, etc in it.
The movie had four songs in it and only one song is presented here. So this then becomes the second song on the blog.
“Kunwara Badan” seems to be a social drama centered on love, morality, and the consequences of relationships outside marriage. Like many early-1970s Hindi films, it deals with romantic complications, social stigma, and emotional conflict, especially involving a woman’s honour and societal expectations.
Story (whatever I remember vaguely):
The film revolves around a young woman (played by Madhu Chanda) whose life becomes complicated after a romantic relationship leads to emotional or social turmoil. Themes typically associated with such titles suggest:
A love affair that does not culminate in marriage, leading to distress or dishonour.
Conflict between personal desires and societal norms, especially regarding chastity and reputation.
Male characters (such as those played by Rakesh Pandey and Suresh Chatwal) contributing to either betrayal, redemption, or emotional struggle.
The narrative likely progresses through melodrama, sacrifice, and eventual moral resolution, which was a hallmark of such films.
It was a hugely forgettable film which had four superb songs. The songs, like the film, are equally rare or rarely heard.
Helen lip syncs and performs the song while we can see the hero Rakesh Pandey, Suresh Chatwal.
Video Link:
Audio Link:
Song-Kal kee na soch (Kunwaara Badan)(1973) Singer-Asha Bhonsle, Lyricist-Rajinder Krishan, MD-Ghanshyam
Lyrics(Based on video link):
kal kee na soch
raat aaj kee teree hai
kal kee na soch
raat aaj kee teree hai
jaam uthha
honthon se laga
jo kal hona hai hoke rahegaa aa
haaye
kal kee na soch
raat aaj kee teree hai
khelo
angaaron se
tapte
rukhsaaron se
khelo o
khelo na
khelo
angaaron se
tapte
rukhsaaron se
khelo o
zulf kee
naagin
dastee hai das jaaye
zindagee pe
maut bhee jo
hans ke bhee hans jaaye
paimaana
paimaana
khaalee na hone paaye aehic
sorry
kal kee na soch
raat aaj kee teree hai
aa jaao
baahon mein
ulfat kee
raahon mein
aa jaao
aa jaao na
aa jaao baahon mein
ulfat kee raahon mein
aa jaao o
pyaar ke
sahaare
raat beet jaayegee
angdaayee
lete huye
subah jab aayegee
kya pata
kya pata
dekh hamen sharmaayegee
shh
kal kee na soch
raat aaj kee teree hai
kal kee na soch
raat aaj kee teree hai
jaam uthha
honthon se laga
jo kal hona hai
hoke rahega aa
haay
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