Uff ye kya hua
Posted by: Atul on: October 21, 2026
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Today’s post is Prakashchandrajee’s farmaish. He requested me to write a post on this song, which features Farita Boyce lip-snynching to an Asha Bhosle song. The main reason behind it was to add a new actress to the list, who has moved her lips to an Asha Bhosle song.
Farita Boyce was an actress who worked primarily in supporting and small character roles in Hindi films. Her film career appears to have begun in the 1970s, with her earliest documented appearance being in Ab Kya Hoga (1977), directed by Saawan Kumar Tak. She was credited there as Ferita Boyce.
She subsequently worked in a number of Hindi productions during the 1980s. Interestingly, her name was sometimes spelled differently in film credits, including Ferita Boyce, Fritta Boyce, and Farida Boyce. Dariya Dil (1988) credits her as Fritta Boyce, while Gair Kaanooni (1989) lists her as Farida Boyce.
The available biographical information is sparse. IMDB’s Trivia section on her states that Boyce had a brother named Al M. Harji, who was based in Toronto, Canada. It also identifies her as the niece of Olympic athlete Banoo Gazdar, who participated in the 1946 Bombay Olympics. How far these claims are true is debatable.
Ms. Boyce seems to belong to a sizeable but poorly documented group of supporting actresses of the 1970s–90s Hindi film industry. Unlike stars whose careers were extensively covered by magazines and newspapers, actresses who appeared in a succession of brief roles often left very little biographical record. The available material suggests that her career was considerably broader than her surviving biographical profile would imply. Her credits also demonstrate how easily supporting performers can become difficult to trace because of inconsistent spellings and incomplete cast records. The same issue also arises with Karm Yoddha (1992). Farita Boyce is not mentioned at all in the film’s credits. If Prakashchandrajee had not brought this song to my attention, I would never have known that she appeared in the film, let alone that she lip-synced to an Asha Bhosle song.
Although Prakashchandrajee also sent me a link to the whole movie, I didn’t have time to have a look at it properly.
The story begins with Sameer (Raj Babbar) arriving back in Bombay after his studies in the USA. The very next day he is a witness to a murder. When he lodges a complaint at the police station, a whole can of worms is opened. The underworld and the police are behind him and trouble him and his family. His family includes his father, Mr. Dasgupta (Manohar Singh), mother (Sarita Joshi), his brother, Sudhir (Javed Jaffrey), his sister (Neelima Azim) and his fiancée, Namita, (Dimple Kapadia). The film revolves around this act of civil courage and its repercussions on the people concerned. Today’s song plays as a prelude to a car-bomb attack on the family, which is thwarted by the timely warning by Sub-Inspector Patwardhan (Om Puri).
Other than the actors and actresses mentioned above we see Arun Khanna (Bhangra dancer), Ashalata Wabgaonkar, who plays Namita’s mother, Farita Boyce as the western dancer in the song. The song is sung by Asha Bhosle and Mohammad Aziz. Both of them lend their voices to multiple characters. Asha Bhosle sings for Farita Boyce, Dimple Kapadia and Neelima Azim, while Mohammad Aziz sings for Arun Khanna, Javed Jaffrey and Raj Babbar. The song is composed by Ajit Verman and the lyrics are written by Nadira Zaheer Babbar (Raj Babbar’s wife). The film is produced by Vinod and Kishan Babbar (Raj Babbar’s brother) and directed by Dayal Nihalini. With this song Farita Boyce and the movie Karm Yoddha (1992) make their debut on this blog.
Video
Audio
Song-Uff Ye Kyaa Huaa (Karm Yoddha)(1992) Singers-Asha Bhonsle, Mohammad Aziz, Lyricist-Nadira Zaheer Babbar, MD-Ajit Vermanmale chorus
female chorus
male and female chorus
Lyrics (Based on audio link) :
laa laa laa laa laa laa laa laa laalaa laa laa laa la laa
laa laa laa laa laa laa aa aa
uff ye kyaa huaa
toone ye kyaa kiyaa
haai haai aankh milaa ke maar diyaa
kaisaa jaadoo kiyaa
mujhe loot liyaa
har joban meraa kasne lagaa
uff ye kyaa huaa
toone ye kyaa kiyaa
haai haai aankh milaa ke maar diyaa
kaisaa jaadoo kiyaa
mujhe loot liyaa
har joban meraa kasne lagaa
uff ye kyaa huaa
toone ye kyaa kiyaa
adipaa
ho o o o
ho mandir masjid thaakar dwaare
hai sab rab de karne saare
ho mandir masjid thaakar dwaare
hai sab rab de karne saare
allaa aa aa aa
allaa aa aa aa
allaa aa aa aa
awwal allaa noor paraayaa
kudrat ke sab bande
ek noor te sab jag upjaa
kon bhale kon mande
beliyon khushee manaao
shaavaa
makhano rang jamaao
shaavaa
sonniyon ral mil gaao
shaavaa bhai shaavaa bhai shaavaa
uff ye kyaa huaa
toone ye kyaa kiyaa
haai haai aankh milaa ke maar diyaa
kaisaa jaadoo kiyaa
mujhe loot liyaa
har joban meraa kasne lagaa
uff ye kyaa huaa
toone ye kyaa kiyaa
ho ho ho ho
haa haa
ho ho ho ho
haa haa
ho ho ho ho
haa haa
ho ho ho ho
haa haa
jhoomo jhoomo jhoomo
naacho naacho naacho
jhoomo jhoomo jhoomo
naacho naacho naacho
jhoomo
aankh mein
saans mein
tu hee tu
tu kyun ho gayaa
mujhse door
ab to laa de
mujhe ae ae laal chunariyaa
meree main taa
kamlee haan
ho ho ho
kamlee haan
huyee main too
paglee haan
meree main taa
kamlee haan
sonnee see
chiknnee see
bhaabhee meree
jaadu kee pudiyaaa hai
meethhee chhuree
chal hat
main to maangu bhaabhee
tere liye saaree khushiyaan
teree bindiyaa chamke
teraa gajraa mehke
teraa choodaa khanke
teraa mukhadaa damke
kaise dikhaaoon
dil mein kyaa hai
tu hee mandir
tu hee khudaa hai
lekin sachh se
main phir jaaoon
isse to behtar
main mar jaaoon
allaa aa aa aa
allaa aa aa aa
jaago samjho
jaago bhaai
baat baandh lo palle
khudh lekhaanda sarjan haaraa
himmat jisde palle
dar ko door bhagaaiye
shaavaa
sachh ki jyot jagaayiye
shaavaa
maa ke doodh kaa yaaron
kuchh to mol chukaayiye
shaavaa bhai shaavaa bhai shaavaa
ho ho ho ho
haa haa
ho ho ho ho
haa haa
ho ho ho ho
haa haa
ho ho ho ho
haa haa
ho ho ho ho
haa haa
ho ho ho ho
haa haa
ho ho ho ho
haa haa
ho ho ho ho
haa haa
ho ho ho ho
haa haa
ho ho ho ho
(ho ho ho o o o)
haa haa
ho ho ho ho
haa haa
ho ho ho ho
haa haa
ho ho ho ho
haa haa
ho ho ho ho
haa haa
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