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Blog Day :

5653 Post No. : 18150

Hullo Atuldom

“Mahaan” (1983) was a film that released in my teenage years & released in the summer holidays of 1983. I have seen it then & a number of times after that. It was produced by Satyanarayana & A. Suryanarayana; directed by S. Ramanathan. Anjaan wrote the songs which were tuned by R.D. Burman. Waheeda Rehman, Amitabh Bachchan, Amjad Khan, Zeenat Aman, Parveen Babi, Shakti Kapoor, Ashok Kumar, Mac Mohan, Urmila Bhatt, Mukri, Nandita Thakur, Aruna Irani, Sujit Kumar etc. etc. & Kadar Khan were the actors/ stars in the film. The film was the official remake of the Kannada film ‘Shankar Guru’ (1978).

The film was the story of a lawyer (father Amitabh) who has an artist/ painter wife (Waheeda Rehman). He has a friend (Amjad Khan) who is sent to jail for possession of drugs by the lawyer with the intention that the friend will get reformed. The friend comes out with revenge in mind, kills his business associate (Sujit Kumar) & frames the lawyer. This forces the lawyer to run to escape arrest, but in the process he is separated from his wife who is pregnant at the time. She gives birth to twins but isn’t aware of it i.e. she doesn’t know that one of the twin has been handed over to a lady who has given birth to a still-born for the 3rd time. The boys grow up to be cop & dramatist (Nautanki should be the right word here), fall in love with beautiful girls, land up in Kathmandu. Their roads cross at the palace of their father who has taken refuge there & is the guardian of one of the beauties. The family comes together after all complications are resolved.

The film had seven songs with Jidhar dekhoon teri tasweer nazar aati hai being a multi-version song. Both the versions were in male voices of Kishore Kumar & Amitabh Bachchan. Amit Kumar, Asha Bhonsle & RD Burman were the other playback singers in the film. The following are the songs of the film are on the blog :_

Song Date of post Remarks
Jidhar dekhoon teri tasweer nazar aati hai 22 September 2010 Multiple version song
Aadhi baat ho chuki tu aadhi baat kar le 22 September 2020 (post by Avinashji, part of BTYC)
Har chhori raani yahaan har chhora raaja 11 October 2022

Today we are having the next song on the occasion of the 11th death anniversary of S. Ramanathan. He began as an assistant director in the 1950s and he became a director from 1958. He went on to direct & produce many Kannada films till 1971/72 when he directed his first Hindi film ‘Bombay To Goa’. He went on to make 10 more films in Hindi.

Today’s song is the pre-climax song where the two brothers are dancing around in a Gym owned by Amjad Khan. The family have all reached there, one after the other. I have seen the film a number of times but I can’t remember how the ladies landed there. (need to see the film again). The song is in the voices of Kishore Kumar & Amit Kumar.

Video

Audio

Song-Asli kya hai naqli kya hai inko aaj bata denge(Mahaan)(1983) Singers-Kishore Kumar, Amit Kumar, Lyrics-Anjaan, MD-R D Burman
Both

Lyrics

hey hey
brr brr
hey hey
hey hey
asli kya hai naqli kya hai
inko aaj bata denge
marte dam tak yaad rahe wo
jalwa aaj dikha denge
kyon biraadar
arre haan biraadar
arre kyon biraadar
arre haan haan biraadar
hey asli kya hai nakli kya hai
inko aaj bata denge
marte dam tak yaad rahe wo
jalwa aaj dikha denge

hey kyon biraadar
arre haan haan biraadar
arre kyo biraadar
arre haan haan haan haan biraadar

chor karenge khaak faisla
kya sach hai kya jhooth
pesha jinka khoon kharaaba chori daaka loot
chor karenge khaak faisla kya sach hai kya jhooth
pesha jinka khoon kharaaba chori daaka loot

daal ke daaka
khoon bahaake
aish karen ye maal dabaa ke
andar maal chhupa jitna hum aaj wo baahar la denge
hey kyo biraadar
arre haan haan biraadar
kyon biraadar
arre haan haan biraader
arre asli kya hai naqli kya hai
inko aaj bata denge
marte dam tak yaad rahe wo
jalwa aaj dikha denge

hey kyon biraadar
arre haan haan biraader
kyon biraadar
arre haan haan biraadar

hmmm
dekha pyaare gaur karen
kya phool se naazuk haath

phool ye shole ban jaate hain
yahaan waqt ke saath
dekha pyaare gaur karen
kya phool se naazuk haath
phool ye shole ban jaate hain
yahaan waqt ke saath

de ghumaa ke haath jamaa ke
are josh bhulaa ke hosh udaa ke
sher ki khaal mein ye geedad hain
duniya ko dikhla denge

hey kyon biraadar
arre haan biraadar
arre kyon biraadar
are haan biraader
arre asli kya hai naqli kya hai
inko aaj bata denge
marte dam tak yaad rahe wo
jalwa aaj dikha denge

hey kyon biraadar
are haan haan biraadar
chaalu raho chaalu raho
arre kyon biraadar
arre haan haan biraadar
haan


This article is written by Peevesie’s mom, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a contributor to this blog. This article is meant to be posted in atulsongaday.me. If this article appears in other sites without the knowledge and consent of the web administrator of atulsongaday.me, then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.

Blog Day :

5563 Post No. : 18031

Hullo Atuldom

This post by Avinashji was a post full of his memories of his childhood & how he got into the habit of seeing films.

Similarly, any song or film from the 1970s, 80s & even 90s sends me down memory-lane. And if it is 11th of October – birthday of my all-time favourite actor who is called the BigB or the Shahenshah of Bollywood etc then a trip of nostalgia is natural.

Are there any songs of 30, 40 or even 50 years ago left to be posted ? Yes, of course! Many of them. Songs from movies where BigB is paired opposite Hema Malini, Zeenat Aman, Parveen Babi, Rekha, Jaya Bhaduri, Rakhee, Moushumi Chatterjee, Neetu Singh, etc fall in the 40 & 50 year old categories. Those films in which Rati Agnihotri, Meenakshi Seshadri, Amrita Singh, Sridevi, Jaya Prada etc were his romantic leads are also almost 30/ 40 years old. Unbelievable, no? But then when someone has been in the film industry from 1968/69 this is bound to be the case. And to make matters difficult for us he is still working and post 2000 he has played father, grandfather etc., still gets to sing a song & shake a leg.

All of the above means that we have a loonngg way to go before we yyiippeeee songs of Bachchan Sr. At the time of writing this post (as per the list on the right of the blog-page) there are 261 Amitabh Bachchan songs of which in 21 he has sung for himself. Atulji has also got categories for Amitabh Bachchan present without lip-syncing, AB songs by Rafi, Kishore Kumar, Mukesh, Mahendra Kapoor, Manna Dey, Yesudas, Gurdas Maan, Anwar, Manhar, Mohd Aziz, Shabbir Kumar, Amit Kumar, Sudesh Bhosle, Laxmikant, RD Burman, Shankar Mahadevan etc. It goes without saying that the blog has most songs where Kishore Kumar has sung for AB -93.

Bachchan Sr. has been an idol for many actors who made there way into the films post the success of “Sholay”. He has tried his hand at producing films through his Amitabh Bachchan Corporation Ltd. He gave a chance to a few actors like Arshad Warsi, Simran Bhalla, Chandrachur Singh, Priya Gill etc in his production. He also made a patriotic film for which Veeru Devgan was the director. “Major Saab” (1998) was a film which saw Nafisa Ali coming out of hiatus.

I have a few big problems whenever I sit to write a post for Amitabh Bachchan’s birthday-
(a) I don’t know what to write & how much
(b) which song & dance sequence from which era to use.

I haven’t even mentioned how he played a negative character in “Parwana”. Or second lead to Jeetendra & Rajesh Khanna. How he landed the role in “Sholay” or his multi-hero movies with actors of his era.
Since I opened this post with a reference to the 70s/80s/90s we shall have a song from that period. i.e. when he played a romantic leads.

Let us have a song of the most loved Jodi of those times. Now when I write “loved Jodi” readers will think of Rekha- Amitabh Bachchan. “Kasme Vade” did have a Rekha -Amitabh Bachchan song; Rekha had a guest appearance in the film. That song was used to establish the character of the second Amitabh. The second character is introduced after the first, docile, Professor character dies in a college skirmish.

“Don”, also a 1978 release, had 2 Amitabhs where one is introduced, using a song, after the ‘Don’ character dies.

But we are not having a song from ‘Don’ neither are we having a Rekha- Amitabh song. When I spoke of ‘loved Jodi’ I was thinking of Rakhee with Amitabh. They had featured in a few movies together in the 70s & 80s and in the second innings of their career they acted together as parents to grown up children- Akshay Kumar, Juhi Chawla, Simone Singh etc. Rakhee has played Amitabh’s sweetheart who gets married to someone else; his live-in friend (in 2 films); his bhabhi & even his mother (just so that she got to act with the Dilip Kumar). She got to marrying him in one film (if my memory is correct). This Jodi was a little less conspicuous I think as we don’t find any articles written anywhere.

So “Kasme Vade” opens with today’s song which establishes that the two have been in love for sometime. We have a very charming hero looking & smiling lovingly at his dainty beauty. It is in the voices of Kishore Kumar & Lata Mangeshkar, composed by RD Burman & Gulshan Bawra is the lyricist.

A stray thought just struck me- Rakhee was the female Sanjeev Kumar. Why? Both were often seen playing characters older than their actual age, she was given mature-looking make-up & outfits just like Sanjeev Kumar who after ‘Sholay’ played older characters very often.

Let us get on to today’s song and wish our BigB all the best for a healthy & active life in front of the camera- currently on the sets of KBC.


Song-Qasme vaade nibhaayenge hum (Qasme Vaade)(1978) Singers-Kishore Kumar, Lata, Lyrics-Gulshan Baawra, MD-R D Burman
Both

Lyrics

ho ho o o
ho ho ho ho o o
hey ae hey ae
ho ho ho o
hey hey hey ae

qasme vaade nibhaayenge ham
milte rahenge janam janam
o qasme vaade nibhaayenge ham
milte rahenge janam janam
o dekha maine tujhko to mujhe aisa laga
barson ka soya hua pyaar mera jaga
tu hai diya main hoon baati
aaja mere jeevan saathi
qasme vaade nibhaayenge ham
milte rahenge janam janam

chehron se hon anjaane ham
dil to dil ko pehchaane
kabhi pyaar nahin marta hai
paagal premi hi jaane
aa jaati hai lab pe khud hi
bhooli bisri baat
ho qasme vaade nibhaayenge ham
milte rahenge janam janam

tu hai mere jeene ka sahaara
sadiyon puraana hai saath hamaaraa
tu hai diya main hoon baati
aaja mere jeevan saathi

ho qasme vaade nibhaayenge ham
milte rahenge janam janam

ho ho o
o ho ho ho o
ho ho ho
aa haa haa aa

laa laa laa laa
o ho ho ho o
jis dil mein pyaar basa hai
vo dil bhagwaan ki moorat
ye moorat kabhi na badle
badle insaan ki soorat
dil ke bandhan itne sachche
jitne ye din raat

o qasme vaade nibhaayenge ham
milte rahenge janam janam
qasme vaade nibhaayenge ham
milte rahenge janam janam


This article is written by Peevesie’s mom, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a contributor to this blog. This article is meant to be posted in atulsongaday.me. If this article appears in other sites without the knowledge and consent of the web administrator of atulsongaday.me, then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.

Blog Day :

5283 Post No. : 17308

Hullo Atuldom

“Barsaat Ki Ek Raat” was a Shakti Samanta produced and directed 1981 release. It starred Amitabh Bachchan, Rakhee, Utpal Dutt, Amjad Khan, Abhi Bhattacharya, Prema Narayan, Sujit Kumar, Asit Sen etc. Music was by R. D. Burman & Anand Bakshi was the lyricist. Songs were in the voices of Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar and Asha Bhonsle.

The film had 5 songs of which the following 3 are on the blog:

Song Date posted
Apne pyaar ke sapne sach huye 10 October 2009
Haaye wo pardesi man mein kaun disha se aa gaya 11 October 2009
Manchali ho manchali kaun si hai ye gali 4 April 2019

The movie was set in the picturesque North Bengal region- Darjeeling to be exact. Tea gardens formed the backdrop for most songs. It was a made simultaneously in Bengali as “Anusandhan” and was based on a Bengali novel. The Bengali version was more successful as compared to the Hindi one.
Abhi Bhattacharya played an official of the tea gardens and Rakhee was his blind daughter.

Amjad Khan (Kaliram) played the local goonda- element who is a law unto himself and has all the vices possible. Utpal Dutt (Sahuji), who is Amjad Khans’ father in the movie, is also the cause of the areas’ problems. He instigates the workers to strike against Abhi Bhattacharya etc. Additionally, he is involved in cross border smuggling.

Into this set up, Abhijeet (Amitabh Bachchan) walks in. Initially the locals have no clue about who he is. And he gets into a tangle with Kaliram on numerous occasions, today’s song is one such tangle, though a musical one.

It happens on the occasion of Durga Puja. Kaliram tries to impress the local female populace with his “dhol playing” and challenges Abhijeet to outdo him. What follows is a song in the voice of Kishore Kumar and Kaliram being mocked by Abhijeet. We have the blind Rakhi in the audience with Prema Narayan giving hee live updates.

This used to be a song that came regularly on Doordarshan.

We are having the song today to remember Panchamda (birthname:- Rahul Dev Burman) on his 29th remembrance anniversary.

For those who are his fans, it is common knowledge that he was son of legendary music director/ singer Sachin Dev Burman and Meera Burman. People are said to be born into riches Panchamda was born into music.

I have read at various places that SD Burman was proud to be referred to as Pancham’s father in the 70s. He was friends with the music director duo Laxmi-Pyare and has played the harmonica in some songs composed by the duo. The duo have also appeared on-screen in a song was composed by RDB. His closest friends in the industry were Rajesh Khanna, Kishore Kumar, Gulzar, Dev Anand & Gulshan Bawra. The trio of Rajesh Khanna- RDB – Kishore Kumar worked together in 32 films. Panchamda was nominated for around 8 films at the Filmfare and won 4 of them, the last one was posthumously for “1942- A Love Story”.

I can go on writing about his songs which are my personal favorites and may still miss a few lived songs. Today’s song is also one from my playlist.
https://youtu.be/734gYucW1FU ( video with scene before song)
https://youtu.be/wSO30UhA4gg (only song)

Song preceded by dialogues


Song-Kaaliram ka khul gaya pol (Barsaat Ki ek Raat)(1981) Singer-Kishore Kumar, Lyrics-Anand Bakshi, MD-R D Burman
Chorus

Lyrics

Kaaliram ka dhol phad gaya

Hey ae ae
kauwa hans ki chaal chala
langda kar ghoda dauda
kauwa hans ki chaal chala
langda kar ghoda dauda
ek gadhe ne koshish ki
vo bhi ban jaye ghoda
dekho taal na toote
hamaari chaal na toote
o dekho taal na toote
hamaari chaal na toote
dekho re taal na toote
taal na toote
du du dudung dung

arre kaaliram ka khul gaya pol
beech bajariya phat gaya dhol
ho gaya us ka dabba gol
bol hari bol hari
bol hari bol
bol hari bol hari
bol hari bol

jiska kaam usi ko saaje
aur kare to thenga baaje
kaaliram ka khul gaya pol
beech bajariya phat gaya dhol
ho gaya us ka dabba gol
bol hari bol hari
bol hari bol
bol hari bol hari
(hari bol hari bol)
bol hari bol

bina ticket ke muft mein humne dekha khel ye saara
bina ticket ke muft mein humne dekha khel ye saara
pi kar bhaang kisi choohe ne
haan bhaiyya
pi kar bhaang kisi choohe ne
sher ko ja lalkaara
ye to vahi baat hui ji
ye to vahi baat hui ji
chhota munh aur bade bo o o ol
kaaliram ka khul gaya pol
beech bajariya phat gaya dhol
ho gaya us ka dabba gol
bol hari bol hari
bol hari bol/font>
(arre bol hari hari bol)
bol hari bol hari
bol hari bol

jai jai gaao
shankh bajaao

sheesh jhukaao
sheesh hukaao
maa
maa durga
durgati naashini
arre is mote ko samjhaao
durga maata se vinti hai
is raakshas ko chhode
durga amata se vinti hai
is raakshas ko chhode
ye mota mahisaasur jaisa
is ki gardan tode
hey devi maa
le is ki jaan
hey devi maa
le is ki jaan
hai ye bali anmol
kaaliram ka khul gaya pol
beech bajariya phat gaya dhol
ho gaya us ka dabba gol
bol hari bol hari
bol hari bol

(are hari bol are hari bol)
bol hari bol hari
bol hari bol

arey baazi haara
ye bechaara
are sharam ka maara
hahaha

jaaye re jaaye
koi isko ghar tak chhod ke aaye
arre jaaye re jaaye
koi isko ghar tak chhod ke aaye
chullu bhar paani mein kahin
ye doob ke na mar jaaye
jiski aji izzat gayi ee
jiski aji izzat gayi
uska raha kya mo o o ol
kaaliram ka khul gaya pol
beech bajariya phat gaya dhol
ho gaya us ka dabba gol
bol hari bol hari
bol hari bol

(arre hari bol hari bol)
bol hari bol hari
bol hari bol

arre arre arre arre bhaaga)
bol hari bol hari

(arre dum daba ke bhaaga
pakdo)
(pakho saa
pakdo saa
pakdo saa)
bol hari bol
(arre jaane na paaye haay haay)
bol hari bol hari
bol hari bol


This article is written by Peevesie’s mom, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a contributor to this blog. This article is meant to be posted in atulsongaday.me. If this article appears in other sites without the knowledge and consent of the web administrator of atulsongaday.me, then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.

Blog Day :

5198 Post No. : 17180

Hullo Atuldom

Top three actors of the golden era of Hindi cinema (from mid 1940s to late 1960s) were Dilip-Dev-Raj. They were nearly of the same age though their debut years were “Jwar Bhata” (Dilip Kumar) in 1944, “Hum Ek Hain” which came in 1946 (Dev Anand) and “Valmiki” also in 1946 which had Raj Kapoor in his first adult role but it was a tiny role. The three of them carved their own path and were the dominant stars of the Golden Era. Raj Kapoor went on to become a much-acclaimed actor-director earning him the title of ‘The greatest Showman’, Dev Anand also became an actor-director and was usually associated with slick and stylish city-based films and became popular for his trendy fashion sense as well, and Dilip Kumar came to be hailed as the greatest actor and set a high bar for future generations to emulate.

However, ironically all three never got the opportunity to come together on screen and act in a single film. Maybe no director or story writer could conceive a script to bring these stars together. However, there were two films where two of the three acted as co-stars and these two films therefore are rare treasures to be appreciated and preserved for this unique aspect.

The above are the thoughts expressed by a blogger in this post.

I had similar thoughts about the troika of the 1970s Jeetendra- Amitabh Bachchan- Rajesh Khanna and have stated it in this post. On further rewinding I recalled “Anand” (1970), “Namak Haram” (1973), “Gehri Chaal” (1973) & “Dharam Kaanta” (1982). That is a list of movies which had Amitabh Bachchan & Rajesh Khanna; Jeetendra & Amitabh Bachchan; and Rajesh Khanna & Jeetendra. But there were non after these. I am sure, readers will agree that it was a loss for Hindi Movie buffs. Here I would like to mention that Amitabh Bachchan was the last to make his debut in Hindi films; the other two had their first releases in 1964 and 1966.

This was a post to celebrate Jeetendra turning 80. With today’s post we are wishing The Big B- as many of his fans address him- on turning 80. He is still very active and his last movie released on 7th October.

For the last 10-15 years he has been playing roles of older characters but mostly roles specially written keeping his abilities in mind. “Piku” one of his recent movies had him play an eccentric 70 year old father of an architect (Deepika Padukone), living in Delhi. His act of the Hypochondriac with chronic constipation, who traces every problem to his bowel movements is a standout from his recent movies. In 2020, we saw him play a stingy old ghar jamai Chunnan ‘Mirza’ Nawab in ‘Gulabo Sitabo”. That role won him a Critics Best Actor award at the 66th Filmfare Awards. This man is still getting roles which get him awards.

Since 2000 he has been the host of the Indian version of “Who Wants to be a Millionaire?” i.e. “Kaun Banega Crorepati?” (KBC for short) and people who know me know that I am addicted to that show. But then my family and friends will say that I am addicted to anything that so much as shows Amitabh Bachchan’s shadow. I will stop any job at hand if I spot “Sholay”, “Deewar”, “Amar Akbar Anthony”, “Khuddar”, “Trishul”, “Don”, “Satte Pe Satta”, “Mahaan” and “Bhootnath”, “Piku”, “Black”, “Ab Tumhaare Hawaale Watan Saathiyo” and most of the 200 movies (maybe I will give a few of his initial movies a miss) that he has acted in, over the last 53 years. And when there is such a huge library of movies and songs to choose from getting the one that highlights the person’s abilities is not easy.
The song that I have chosen shows Amitabh Bachchan with Aruna Irani who incidentally was the first heroine who played AB Sr’s romantic interest in the 1972 released “Bombay To Goa”. There is an interview of Aruna Irani that keeps popping up on YouTube where she speaks of how uncomfortable AB Sr. used to be in the dance sequences of “Bombay To Goa”. AB Sr. was always good at action, emotion, comedy etc; today’s song will show the improvement that had come in his dancing over the years.

The song is from the 1983 released “Mahaan” which was directed by S. Ramanathan. If I am not wrong he had directed “Bombay To Goa” also. “Mahaan” had AB Sr. in a triple role of father and sons who are twins. Waheeda Rehman, Zeenat Aman and Parveen Babi played the heroines. Amjad Khan led the brigade of villains that included Kadar Khan, Shakti Kapoor, Sujit Kumar, Mac Mohan. Ashok Kumar, Mukri, Urmila Bhatt, Aruna Irani and Meenakshi (or was it Nandita Thakur) who formed the rest of the cast. The songs were written by Anjaan and RD Burman was the music director. Asha Bhonsle, Kishore Kumar, Amit Kumar, RD Burman and Amitabh Bachchan were the playback singers used.

Happy 80th Birthday to the Darling of the masses. Happy Birthday to the Big B. Happy Birthday to Amitabh Bachchan.


Song-Har chhori raani hiyaan har chhora raaja(Mahaan)(1983) Singer-Kishore Kumar, Lyrics-Anjaan, MD-R D Burman

Lyrics

hmmm mm mm
ee galiyan ka dharam alag hai
alag hai reet riwaaz
kaa samjhe
na samjhe to samajh lo hamse
ham samjhaa den aaj

har chhori raani hiyaan
har chhora raaja
har chhori raani hiyaan
har chhora raaja
magar kabhi baja nahin
hiyaan band baaja
magar kabhi baja nahin
hiyaan band baaja

aawara galiyan ki pariyaan
dekh uthhe dil jhoom
waah waah
kya maza
aawara galiyan ki pariyaan
dekh uthhe dil jhoom
itar paan gajre ki mahak
ghunghru mujre ki dhoom
chanchhan chhanan chhanan
khankhan khanan khanan
chanchhan chhanan chhanan
khanan khanan
natkhat chhori
ban ke chakori
chanchal gori
kare dil ki chori
kabhi lachak lachak kar
kabhi chhamak chhamak kar
kabhi jhatak jhatak kar
kabhi matak matak kar
kabhi latkau latkau
kabhi jhatkau jhatkau
kabhi thumkau thumkau
kabhi matkau matkau
lachak lachak chhamak chhamak
jhatak jhatak matak matak
palat tera dhyaan kidhar hai bhai

har chhori raani hiyaan
har chhora raaja
haan
har chhori raani hiyaan
har chhora raaja
magar kabhi baja nahin
hiyaan band baaja
magar kabhi baja nahin
hiyaan band baaja

suno suno
ee aasik maasuk ke jhagde
ee meethi takraar
aa haa haa haa
ee aasik masuk ke jhagde
ee meethi takraar
baat baat mein baat badhe to chale teg talwaar
are chal gayi laathi
badi mar gulaati
are chal gayi laathi
badi mar gulaati
chheer vayra
tamacha koochh
chheer vayra
tamacha kooch
chheer vayra
tamacha kooch
aah
are bam babam bam bambu
tad patrika tambu
kabhi tadip tad kabhi satykam
kabhi kurukshetar ka lambu
bambu
tambu
kabhi tadip tad kabhi satykam
kabhi kurukshetar ka lambu

bar jorikar na sainya
ho bar jori kar na sainya
ho meri chhod chhod bainya
chhod baiya
ho padoon painyaan
palat tera dhyan kidhar hai bhai

har chhori raani hiyaan
har chhora raaja
bhai
har chhori raani hiyaan
har chhora raaja
magar kabhi baja nahin
hiyaan band baaja
magar kabhi baja nahin
hiyaan band baaja

hey shiv shambhu
uthha ke taal tamboora
aur ukhaaaad de tambu

are hiya raat bhar raas rachaawen
dharam k thekedar
sach to ee hai
inhi ke dum pe chale hai ee baazaar
khabardar hoshiyar thaanedar hawaldar
pahredar aur jamaadar
pakad lo in bandaron ko
aur
suno suno in ghonchu paakhandiyon ke kaarykram
arre vadki jinko sunke toot jaayenge tumhaare saare bharam

arre din bhar ye jogi re jogi
haa
raat bhar ye bhogi re bhogi
dekho re dekho
roop ke lobhi kaise hai ye dhongi re dhongi
inki najar me hum saare hain mooli gajar aalu gobhi

har chhori raani hiyaan
har chhora raaja
haan
har chhori raani hiyaan
har chhora raaja
magar kabhi baja nahin
hiyaan band baaja
magar kabhi baja nahin
hiyaan band baaja


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The blog completes 14 years of its existence today (19 july 2008-19 july 2022).

Blog Day :

5114 Post No. : 17061

19 July is a special day for the blog. It was on this day in 2008 that the blog went online with its first post, namely Mile na phool to kaanton se dosti kar li . That was the only post of the day, befitting the name of the blog “Atul Song A Day”. Discussing one song daily was the original idea and the blog stuck to it for 40 days. after that, the blog began to cover more than one song daily. It became “Atul Many Songs A Day”. On some occasions, as many as 12 and even 13 songs were covered in one day. Some exasperated subscribers of the blog complained that they were song lovers, but not that hardcore song lovers that they could handle one song notification in their e mail almost every hour of the day. 🙂

Acronym of the Blog name is ASAD. Depending on the places where I was based during the last 14 years, the blog could be described as ASAD Jabalpuri, ASAD Nagpuri, ASAD Bilaspuri, Asad Barelvi (or ASAD Izatnagri) and ASAD Gorakhpuri. These do not sound right-do I hear some people say that ? Now the blog is finally ASAD Bhopali. 🙂 That sounds right. 🙂 After being posted in different places in different parts of India, I retired from service last june and settled at Bhopal. So the blog from now onwards is likely to be permanently ASAD Bhopali. 🙂

ASAD by the way stands for “Lion” in Arabic. Mind you, Lion, not Tiger. Another set of “Lion” are in news these days namely the lions of Sarnath. 🙂

19 July 2008 was a saturday and unknowingly, it was on this day that the month of Saawan began. That was quite befitting and fortuitous, seeing that “Saawan” is musicaly a very important season for Hindi movie songs. This season has inspired a very large number of songs in Hindi movies.

The blog, after being a song a day blog for the first 40 days of its existence began to cover lots and lots of songs, touching its pinnacle in 2012 when 2071 songs were covered at an average of 5.66 songs every day. But we have seen decline in blog strike rate since then. Only 547 song posts appeared in 2019, at an average of just 1.5 songs a day.

Posts appear in the blog almost every day, almost without fail. Today (19 July 2018) is the 5114th day for the blog. 223 out of these 5114 days (4.3%) have been DOT days (viz days when no posts appeared). The last DOT day for the blog was on 25 december 2019 (4177th day of the blog). So the blog is at present seing a long unbroken streak of 937 days when at least one song is being covered in the blog everyday.

Consistency of effort has seen the blog clock its 17000th song recently (on 12 June 2022). With time, the blog has added new dimensions to it. From a one man show,  it became an online collaboration of limkeminded music lovers coming from various parts of the country,  and some coming from abroad as well. It is very heartening to note that our core group of contributors reflect the unity in diversity that India reprsents. And quite remarkably, the two genders are represented almost equally.

The blog has become a very important part in the lives of many in ways that we are often unaware. For instance, there was this heartwarming post by a lady who mentioned that she played the song Jyoti kalash chhalke(Bhaabhi ki choodiyaan)(1961) every morning for herself as well as her young granddaughter. On several occasions, we have had comments from people who discovered some songs in the blog many decades after they had last heard the song. We also had comments in the blog from relatives of artists who have contributed in the fields of HFM. Our regulars too have had relatives who had contributed in this field.

The blog has helped us connect with each other online as well as offline. Regulars of this blog have had many get togethers as well as one on one meetings over the years. Personally I had the good fortune to meet a few of our regulars. These meetings were extremely memorable experiences that I cherish to this date. Some of these meetings have been covered in articles appearing in the blog. Other regulars have done the same.

In the articles that we have written, we have covered lots and lots of topics,  some of them not even related to music, but they are topics of common interest to most of us. For instance, we have discussed economy, sports, unsung heroes of India, pets, history, geography etc in the blog.

We can go on and on, but let us stop here and get back to our “main” issue of interest, namely music. On this happy occasion, when the blog has completed 14 years, we already had some upbeat songs in the blog. The song under discussion is one that is bound to cheer the audience up even more.

This song is from “Yaaraana”(1981). “Yaaraana”(1981) was produced by H A Nadiadwala and directed by Rakesh Kumar. The movie had Amitabh Bachchan, Neetu Singh, Tanuja, Amjad Khan, Kader Khan, Aruna Irani, Jeevan, Ranjeet, Bharat Bhushan, Viju Khote, Lalita Pawar, Ram Sethi etc in it.

The movie had eight songs in it (including two multiple version songs). Six of these songs (including two multiple version songs) have been covered so far.

Here is this song from “Yaaraana”(1981). This song is sung by Kishore Kumar and chorus. Anjaan is the lyricist. Music is composed by Rajesh Roshan.

This song is a stage dance song, a Disco dance song in fact, that was the flavour of those days. This is one of few songs from that era, which has stood the test of time and continues to remain popular to this day.

As part of Blog celebration, here is this great song from “Yaaraana”(1981) that is guaranteed to make the day of the music lovers.

I take this opportunity to thank one and all whose continued support and encouragement is the perpetual source of energy that is driving this musical bandwagon on and on. Hoping to reach many more musical destinations and milestones in the times to come.


Song-Hey saara zamaana haseenon ka deewaana (Yaaraana)(1981) Singer-Kishore Kumar, Lyrics-Anjaan, MD-Rajesh Roshan

Lyrics

Hey

hey ae ae

hey ae ae
saara zamaana
saara zamaana
haseenon kaa deevaana
hasino kaa deevaana
zamaana kahe phir kyun
zamaana kahe phir kyun
bura hai dil lagaana
bura hai dil lagaana
hey saara zamaana
saara zamaana
haseenon kaa deevaana
haseenon kaa deewaana
zamaana kahe phir kyun
zamaana kahe phir kyun
bura hai dil lagaana
bura hai dil lagaana
hey saara zamaana
hey ae ae

yeh kaun keh raha hai
tu aaj pyaar kar le
jo kabhi bhi khatm naa ho
woh aitbaar kar le
yeh kaun keh raha hai
tu aaj pyaar kar le
jo kabhi bhi khatm naa ho
woh aitbaar kar le

maan le maan le meri baat
aaa
saara zamaana
saara zamaana
haseenon kaa deevaana
haseenon kaa deevaana
zamaana kahe phir kyun
zamaana kahe phir kyun
bura hai dil lagaana
bura hai dil lagaana
hey saara zamaana

aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa

jab husn hi nahin toh
duniya mein kya kashish hai
dil dil vahi hai jismein
kahin pyaar ki khalish hai
jab husn hi nahin toh
duniya mein kya kashish hai
dil dil vahi hai jismein
kahin pyaar ki khalish hai

maan le maan le meri baat
meri baat
hey saara zamaana
saara zamaana
haseenon kaa deevaana
haseenon kaa deevaana
zamaana kahe phir kyun
zamaana kahe phir kyun
bura hai dil lagaana
bura hai dil lagaana
hey saara zamaana
saara zamaana
haseenon kaa deevaana
zamaana kahe phir kyun
zamaana kahe phir kyun
bura hai dil lagaana
la la la la la
la la la la la
la la la la la
la la la la la
saara zamaana aa aa aa


This article is written by Peevesie’s mom, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a regular contributor to this blog. This article is meant to be posted in atulsongaday.me. If this article appears in other sites without the knowledge and consent of the web administrator of atulsongaday.me, then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.

Blog Day :

4795 Post No. : 16556

Hullo Atuldom

2015 was the first time I wrote a post for this celebrity’s birthday. I will not say that I am a huge fan of his but I definitely like is work. He is one of the many actors who are in the film industry due to the legendary Pransaab i.e. this celebrity is inspired by or may even be a fan of Pransaab and has enacted a variety of characters on-screen much like the legend Pransaab.

Today’s celebrity began by doing inconsequential roles from 1975 after arriving in MAYANAGARI Bombay from New Delhi where Kirorimal College was his Alma-mater and is also trained from Pune’s FTII. He may have been in blink-and-miss roles in some Dara Singh and Arjun Hingorani films before Sunil Dutt cast him in the role of an antagonist in his son’s (Sanjay Dutt) launch movie ‘Rocky’ and also the named him Shakti Kapoor, his birthname was Sunil Sikanderlal Kapoor. His next two big movies were Feroz Khan’s ‘Qurbani’ (1980) which released before ‘Rocky’ (1981) and Subhash Ghai’s ‘Hero’ (1983). 1983 also had him appear in Sridevi’s Bollywood debut ‘Himmatwala’. 1981 saw him in big and small roles in ‘Naseeb’, ‘Poonam’, ‘Kaatilon Ke kaatil’, ‘Wardaat’, ‘Dhanwaan”, ‘Aapas Ki Baat’ etc. But the standout or big films of his initial days are definitely ‘Rocky’, ‘Qurbani’, ‘Hero’ and ‘Himmatwala’. But even in that period we do recall him as Kadar Khan’s younger son in ‘Naseeb’, the free-loading Portuguese Captain Gomes in ‘Armaan’ (1981), the totla (lisping) Mangal in ‘Satte Pe Satta’ (1982), and then there were more.

Post ‘Himmatwala’ he was a permanent fixture in many South Indian productions which had him team up with Kadar Khan, Asrani and Aruna Irani in movies like ‘Mawaali'(1983), ‘Tohfa’ (1984), ‘Maqsad’ (1984) etc. He was seen in comic characters in ‘Chaalbaaz’ (1989), ‘Andaz Apna Apna’ (1994) etc. He is one of the few actors whose looks could pass him off as a ‘good guy’ before the main characters of the movie realise that he was up to ‘no-good’, he is and was extremely good-looking. He was a decent enough dancer too as we have witnessed in ‘Rocky’, ‘Hero’, ‘Dance Dance’ (alongside Mithun Chakraborty), ‘Inquilaab’ (alongside Amitabh Bachchan in a guest appearance), and all the ‘n’ number of Govinda movies of the early ’90s starting with ‘Raja Babu’ (1994).

The trigger for today’s song is a social media app. There is a group dedicated to (what else) Bollywood music where the host sets some theme and group members post song-links of the songs they remember, the only condition being that particular song should not have been already posted by another member. Bollywood music treasure-pot being what it is, many songs will be common on multiple themes, but that is allowed. The theme over the last two days was songs whose lyrics include words and phrases related to STARS ( तारा, तारे, सितारा, सितारे etc.) One member posted the song which I am presenting here, today. I was looking for the word related to ‘stars’ in the the song, through the song, considering it is one of my all-time loved song. So I asked the person who posted it: “where are the stars in the song?” And he replied “at the absolute beginning”. Silly me!!! forgot the start of the song itself!!Emoji
This song is an all-male chorus by Bhupinder, R D Burman, Sapan Chakravarthy, Gulshan Bawra and The Kishore Kumar. Except for Amitabh Bachchan lip syncing mostly to Kishore Kumar all other singers are used randomly for the various actors with RDB doing all the extra vocals and Gulshan Bawra doing the “Haaye”. It is written by Gulshan Bawra and tuned by R D Burman It is filmed on a set of characters who are called Ravi, Som, Mangal, Budh, Guru, Shukra and Shani (usually addressed in a modern way as Sunny). The characters are all brothers who are living by themselves on a large farm; if the story was set in any part of the US of A then it may have been called a Ranch. An elegant lady enters the life of these bachelors as their Bhabhi (eldest wife’s brother of course) and is shocked to see the condition that the brothers live in. She first transforms their Huliya (appearance), teaches them etiquette ands also how to be good and cordial to ladies. Promptly, all the younger brothers also find beautiful girls and cupid strikes. The result of cupid striking is today’s song. After writing all this do I need to name the movie ?

I shall simply add why I love Shakti Kapoor in this song:- he gives a different expression to each “Haay”. I have heard or read an anecdote by Sachin (Pilgaonkar who played Shani a.k.a Sunny in the movie) that the large jeep used in this song had its bonnet open and Paintal (played Budh sometimes addressed as Buddhu) nearly fell onto the bonnet as shown in the song. I will also identify the other brothers- Ravi was Amitabh Bachchan, Som was Sudhir, Guru was Kanwaljit Singh, and Shukra was Vikram Sahu (also credited as Vimal Sahu in some places, was son of yesteryear actor/producer/director Kishore Sahu).

Let us listen to this lively song and wish Shakti Kapoor on his birthday.

Video

Audio

Song-Pyaar hamen kis mod pe le aaya(Satte Pe Satta)(1982) Singers-Kishore Kumar, Bhupinder Singh, R D Burman, Sapan Chakravarthy, Gulshan Bawra, Lyrics-Gulshan Bawra, MD-R D Burman

Lyrics

hmm
tumne woh kya dekha
jo kaha deewaana aaa aa
hmm
hamko nahin kuchh
samajh zara samjhaana

pyaar mein jab bhi aankh kahin lad jaaye
tab dhadkan aur bechaini badh jaaye
ru ru ooo
jab koi ginta hai raaton ko taare ae ae
ru ru oooo
tab samjho usey pyaar ho gaya pyaare

pyaar tumhen kis mod pe le aaya aaaa aa
ke dil kare haaye
haaye
koi yeh bataaye kya hoga
ru ru ru ru ru
pyaar humein kis mod pe le aaya aa
ke dil kare haaye
haaye
koi yeh bataaye kya hoga
ru ru ru ru ru

battiyaan bujha do
arre batti toh bujha de yaar

battiyaan bujha do ke neend nahin aati hai ae
ru ru oo
battiyaan bujhaane se bhi neend nahin aayegi
ru ru ru ru ru ru oo
battiyaan bujhaane waali jaane kab aayegi
ssh ssh ssh
shor na machaao warna bhaabhi jaag jaayegi

pyaar tumhen kis mod pe le aaya aaa a
ke dil kare haaye
haaye
koi to bataye, kya hoga
ru ru ru ru
pyaar hamen kis mod pe le aaya
ke dil kare haaye
haaye
koi toh bataye, kya hogaaa

hai hai hai
pyaar tumhe kis mod pe le aaya aa aaa
ke dil kare haaye
haaye
koi yeh bataaye kya hoga
di da da da doo
pyar hume kis mod pe le aaya aa aaa
ke dil kare haaye
haaye
koi yeh bataaye kya hoga
haa

aakhir kya hai aisi bhi majboori
arre mil gaye dil phir bhi kyon hai ye doori
arre dam hai toh unse chheen ke le aayenge ae ae
arre di na gharwaalon ne agar manjoori
di ra di ra di
dam hai toh unse cheen ke le aayenge ae ae
arre di na gharwaalon ne agar manjoori
di ra di ra di
pyaar hamen kis mod pe le aaya aa
ke dil kare haaye
haaye
koi yeh bataaye kya hoga
da ra pa da ra pa da ra pa da ra pa
pyaar hame kis mod pe le aaya aa
ke dil kare haaye
haaye,
koi yeh bataaye kya hoga
aaaa aaaa ha


This article is written by nahm, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a contributor to this blog. This article is meant to be posted in atulsongaday.me. If this article appears in other sites without the knowledge and consent of the web administrator of atulsongaday.me, then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.

Blog Day : 4468 Post No. : 15962

11/10/2020 – 78th Birthday of Amitabh Bachchan
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A few days ago I saw this whatapp forward video, where a few Africans were singing this hindi song “rote rote hansnaa seekho hanste hanste rona”. This song is a known song, often heard on radio, but not recently seen or heard.

I knew it was a song sung on screen by Amitabh Bachchan. I checked the blog, to find it was not posted. This is a well-known song from 1983 film “Andhaa Kanoon”, where Amitabh Bachchan’s role was supposedly a guest appearance. Getting the lyrics of this song was a breeze, as I knew the lyrics and lines of stanza’s.

This song is a multiple version song with Kishore Kumar happy version, Kishore Kumar sad version and Baby Rajeshwari sad version. I was not able to find the audio/video of sad version by Baby Rejeshwari. Music and lyrics are Laxmikant-Pyarelal and Anand Bakshi, respectively.

Trivia about the film:

1.This film was a remake of the hit Tamil movie “Sattam Oru Iruttarai” (1981) starring Vijayakanth. The Tamil film was also remade in Telugu as “Chattaniki Kallu Levu” (1981), in Malayalam as “Maattuvin Chattangale” (1982) and in Kannada as “Nyaya Ellide” (1982). It was also remade in Tamil with the same title in 2012.

2.Rajinikanth made his Hindi film debut in this film.

3.The villains in this film, played by Prem Chopra, Danny Denzongpa and Pran, were named Amar, Akbar and Anthony after the film “Amar Akbar Anthony” (1977).

4.Amitabh Bachchan’s character in this film was named after the poet and lyricist Jan Nisar Akhtar.

5.Amitabh Bachchan had signed this film for a guest appearance. However, as the film’s shooting progressed his role was increased till it became an important supporting role.

Songs already posted in the blog :

Song Date posted
Ye andhaa kaanoon hai 11 October 2010
Meri behna deewaani hai 13 August 2011

That’s a typical of Amitabh Bachchan guest appearance where he is getting to sing the title song as well as a multipurpose song. It is not clear why his character in the movie was named after Jan Nisar Akhtar.

There are many names to given to Amitabh, like Big B, Shehenshah, Angry young man and star of the millennium. Big B would be the based on this stature of being a superlative performer and his authoritative voice plus the physical presence of screen. Shehenshah, is the title of 1988 film directed by Tinnu Anand, whose story is credited to Jaya Bachchan. The angry young man was the creation of Saim-Javed duo of script writers. Star of the millennium is a bit tricky, as millennium is period of thousand years. So starting in 1969, he has less than 30 odd years of stardom in the millennia of 1000-2000 and next millennia is now 20 years old. So technically this superstar is riding in a millennia to the next. Not that it matters to me as such, but things like titles also need to be logical. However unfashionable it might be.

Amitabh Bachchan is singing this song to stop his daughter from crying. His wife is played by Madhavi, who is also present in the song. Judging from the sad version, tragedy strikes the happy family, so this song is likely in flashback.

Full audio : (Happy version)

Video – (Happy version)

Audio – Kishore Kumar (Sad version)

Video – Kishore Kumar (Sad version)

Song-Rote rote hansne seekho hanste hanste rona (Andha Kaanoon)(1983) Singer-Kishore Kumar, Lyrics-Anand Bakshi, MD-Laxmikant Pyarelal

Lyrics
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Happy version
———————
Rote rote
hansnaa seekho
hanste hanste ronaa aa
rote rote
hansnaa seekho
hanste hanste ronaa aa
jitni chaabhi bhari raam ne
utna chale khilaunaa
rote rote
hansnaa seekho
hanste hanste ronaa aa
jitni chaabhi bhari raam ne
arrey utna chale khilaunaa
rote rote
hansnaa seekho
hanste hanste ronaa aa

ham do ek hamaari
pyaari pyaari muniyaa hai
bas yahi chhoti si
apni saari duniyaa hai ae
ham do ek hamaari
pyaari pyaari muniyaa hai
bas yahi chhoti si
apni saari duniyaa hai
khushiyon se aabaad hai
apne ghar ka konaa konaa
rote rote
hansnaa seekho
hanste hanste ronaa aa
jitni chaabhi bhari raam ne
arrey utna chale khilaunaa
rote rote
hansnaa seekho
hanste hanste ronaa aa

badi badi khushiyaan hain
chhoti chhoti baton mein
badi badi khushiyaan hain
chhoti chhoti baaton mein
nanhe munne taare jaise
lambi raaton mein
badi badi khushiyaan hain
chhoti chhoti baaton mein
aisa sundar hai ye jeewan
jaise koyi sapan salonaa
rote rote
hansnaa seekho
hanste hanste ronaa aa
jitni chaabhi bhari raam ne
arrey utna chale khilaunaa
rote rote
hansnaa seekho
hanste hanste ronaa aa

mausam badle to
mat darr jaanaa
gudiyaa raani ee
mausam badle to
mat darr jaanaa
gudiyaa raani
saawan mein bijli chamkegi
barsegaa paani
dharti ambar bheeg jaayen
nainon ko nahin bhigonaa
rote rote
hansnaa seekho
hanste hanste ronaa aa
jitni chaabhi bhari raam ne
utna chale khilaunaa
rote rote
hansnaa seekho
hanste hanste ronaa aa
rote rote
rote rote
hansnaa seekho
hansnaa seekho
hanste hanste ae
ronaa aa
rote rote
hansnaa seekho
hanste hanste ae
ronaa aa

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Kishore Kumar (sad version)
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jitni chaabhi bhari raam ne
utna chale khilaunaa
rote rote
hansnaa seekho
hanste hanste ae
ronaa aa
jitni chaabhi bhari raam ne
utna chale khilaunaa
rote rote
hansnaa seekho
hanste hanste ae
ronaa aa

ham do ek hamaari
pyaari pyaari muniyaa thhi
bas yahi chhoti si
apni saari duniyaa thhi ee
ham do ek hamaari
pyaari pyaari muniyaa thhi
bas yahi chhoti si
apni saari duniyaa thhi
khushiyon se ae aabaad thha
apne ghar ka
konaa konaa
rote rote
hansnaa seekho
hanste hanste ae
ronaa aa


This article is written by Avinash Scrapwala, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a contributor to this blog. This article is meant to be posted in atulsongaday.me. If this article appears in other sites without the knowledge and consent of the web administrator of atulsongaday.me, then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws

Blog Day:

4449 Post No. : 15908

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Blog ten year challenge (2010-2020)- Song Number 85
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Atul ji has rightly mentioned in his post regarding BTYC posts coming up regularly, having taken precedence over other projects in the process. I think, on the other hand it is also helping bring movies bring closer to ‘Yippeeee’ and also helping movies getting noticed after an interval of couple or few years where the movies earlier were having some songs posted and took a back-seat thereafter without any reason.

In some cases where many movies made their debut ten years ago and were forgotten thereafter after getting only one song posted, the ‘Blog Ten Year Challenge’ has been like a ‘boon’ for them. In turn it also gives a chance to readers to visit the songs of movie like these and recall their songs which were played then and also recall some fond memories if any.

Consider the case of one of the two movies due for ‘BTYC’ today – ‘Mahaan-1983’ which made its debut on the blog ten years back and so far, has only one song posted on the blog.

Let us have a look on the six songs posted on the blog ten years back on this day on
22.09.2010;

Song Movie title-Year Remarks
Raaton ki neend chheen lee aankhon ke intezaar ne Shokhiyaan-1951 All Songs covered
Teri kaafir nigaah kar gayi dil ko tabaah Miss Coca Cola-1955 All Songs covered
Yaad karoon tori batiyaan Mr Lambu-1956 All Songs covered
Tum aur ham bhool ke gham Fashion-1957 06 songs posted
Mujhe gale se lagaa lo bahut udaas hoon main Aaj Aur Kal-1963 All Songs covered
Jidhar dekhoon teri tasweer nazar aati hai Mahaan-1983 01 song posted

‘Mahaan-1983’ had some good songs like the one ‘Jidhar dekhoon teri tasweer nazar aati hai’ already posted on the blog and ‘pyaar mein dil pe maar de goli’ being the most popular song from the movie. ‘Ye din to aata hai ek din jawaani mein’ sung by Pancham and Asha Bhonsle was the other song frequently played and like then.

Music for ‘Mahaan-1983’ was composed by R.D. Burman.

I had not watched this movie then and have not watched it so far, so can’t say much about the movie.

When I noticed that this movie was due for BTYC today I went through its songs and I have selected one other song (which required more time from me to complete the ‘baat’:) ), but then noticed this lesser heard (I don’t remember to have heard this song earlier) song sung by Kishore Kumar and have selected this song for today’s presentation.

The song is lip-synced on screen by Amitabh Bachchan and also seen in picturization of the song is Zeenat Aman and also seen is a Puppet (of Ramdas Padhye the famous ventriloquist, I guess I am correct) with them.

‘Mahaan-1983’ had total seven songs in it all written by Anjaan and composed by R.D. Burman.

So far, only one song from ‘Mahaan-1983’ have been posted on the blog;

Song Posted On
Jidhar dekhoon teri tasweer nazar aati hai 22.09.2010

I am not giving details about the movie and other songs too, and holding them for a detailed post with other song of the movie to be presented in the future on the blog.

(Unlike the song which finishes ‘aadhi baat’ I am not completing my ‘baat’ here)

Let us now enjoy today’s song from this movie. 🙂

(Lyrics noted are as per audio link which has three stanzas whereas the video link doesn’t have the second stanza as given in the audio link.)

Video

Audio (Longer)

Song-Aadhi baat ho chuki tu aadhi baat kar le (Mahaan)(1983) Singer-Kishore Kumar, Lyrics-Anjaan, MD-R D Burman

Lyrics

ae
aadhi baat ho chuki
tu aadhi baat kar ley ae
arey
aadhi baat ho chuki
tu aadhi baat kar ley ae
aaj ki is raat ko
suhaag raat kar ley
bhar le mere pyaar se ae
bhar le mere pyaar se
tu sooni maang bhar le ae ae
aadhi baat ho chuki
tu aadhi baat kar ley ae
aaj ki is raat ko
suhaag raat kar ley ae

(waah guru waah, phansaa diyaa na
arey chup, chal bhaag yahaan se)

aisi haseenaa haath na aayi
to marr jaaungaa aa
marr bhi gayaa to khudaa ko kaise
munh dikhlaaungaa aa aa
aisi haseenaa haath na aayi
to marr jaaungaa aa
marr bhi gayaa to khudaa ko kaise
munh dikhlaaungaa
chaahe aankh dikhaa
chalegaa
chaahe shor machaa
daudegaa
chaahe aankh dikhaa
chaahe shor machaa
main baaz na aaungaa aa
arey aajaa meri baanhon mein
aajaa meri baanhon mein
tu pyaar se sanwar le ae ae
aadhi baat ho chuki
tu aadhi baat kar ley ae
aaj ki is raat ko
suhaag raat kar ley ae

kamre mein hai do pyaase dil
aur dawajjaa band
sej saji hai
saji hai dulhan
hai taqdeer buland
kamre mein hai do pyaase dil
aur dawajjaa band
sej saji hai
saji hai dulhan
hai taqdeer buland
ek pal mein usey
haasil kar loon
ek pal mein usey
haasil kar loon
dil kar le jise pasand
pyaar ki rangeen raahon se ae
pyaar ki rangeen raahon se
ek baar to guzar le ae
aadhi baat ho chuki
tu aadhi baat kar ley ae
aaj ki is raat ko
suhaag raat kar ley ae

(undeciphered dialogues)

pyaar se tujhko nafrat hai
aa tujhko sikhaa doon pyaar
pyaar se jab tak sanwar na jaaye
husn hai ye bekaar
pyaar se tujhko nafrat hai
aa tujhko sikhaa doon pyaar
pyaar se jab tak sanwar na jaaye
husn hai ye bekaar
is pyaar mein jo o o
dil doob gayaa aa
is pyaar mein jo
dil doob gayaa a
wo doob ke ho gayaa paar
prem gangaa doob ke
har har gange ae
prem ganga doob ke
ye paar to utar le ae ae
aadhi baat ho chuki
tu aadhi baat kar ley
aaj ki is raat ko
jai om mangalam
sarv mangalam
shubh vivaah sampanam
putra praapti sampanam
suhaag raat kar ley …


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Blog Day :

4434 Post No. : 15870

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Blog 10-Year Challenge (2010-2020) – Song No. 72
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This day ten years ago (7 september 2010) saw six songs being covered in the blog. The first song was posted at 7 :30 AM whereas the sixth and final song was covered at 9:42 AM.

Here are the details of those six songs:-

Song Movie title-Year Remarks
Kyun yaad aa rahe hain guzre huye zamaane Anmol Ghadi-1946 All songs covered
Ye raat suhaani raat nahin Dil E Naadaan-1953 All songs covered
Meri veena tum bin roye Dekh Kabira Roya-1957 All songs covered
Main apne aap se ghabraa gayaa hoon Bindiya-1960 All songs covered
Gardish mein hon taare naa ghabraanaa pyaare Reshmi Roomaal-1961 All songs covered
Tu mera ho gaya main teri ho gayi Khoon Pasinaa-1977 01 song posted

The first five movies whose songs were discussed ten years ago, have been YIPPEED by now. That leaves us with only one movie, namely “Khoon Paseena”(1977) which can be taken up today (7 september 2020) under “Blog Ten Year Challenge”.

“Khoon Paseenaa”(1977) had made its debut in the blog ten years ago. That song remains the only song from the discussed in the blog have been posted on the blog. That song was :-

Song Posted On
Tu mera ho gaya main teri ho gayi 07.09.2010

That article was written by an Amitabh Bachchan Rekha fan extraordinaire Santosh Ojha, who those days used to contribute some fantastic aricles in this blog, in addition to writing some wonderful articles in his own blog as well.

The song that appears today is the title song cum theme song of the movie. This song is sung by Kishore Kumar and chorus. Anjaan is the lyricist. Music is composed by Kalyanji Anandji.

The song is lip synced on screen by Amitabh Bachchan in an archtypically Amitabh Bachcahn style. Rekha, Nirupa Roy, Aruna Irani , Asrani and many others can also be seen in the picturization of this song.

This song, a popular song of those days stood at 30th position in that year’s Binaca Geetmala finals..

Lyrics of this song were sent to me by Avinash Scrapwala.

With this song, Kishore Kumar now has 1200 songs in the blog as a playback singer.

Video

Audio (Full)

Song-Khoon paseene ki jo milegi to khaayenge (Khoon Paseena)(1977) Singer-Kishore Kumar, Lyrics-Anjaan, MD-Kalyanji Anandji
Chorus

Lyrics(as per audio link) (Provided by Avinash Scrapwala)

haan aa aa
suno suno o
apney kaanon mein tel daal kar suno o
ke bandaa apne pyaaron ko aadaab bajaa laataa hai
apni ammaa aur
apni joru ke sar pe haath rakh ke
apni qasam dohraataa hai
kyaa aa

ye
khoon paseene ki jo milegi to khaayenge
arey khoon pasine ki jo milegi to khaayenge
nahin to yaaron ham
bhookhe hi so jaayenge
daulat haraam ki ee
naa naa aa
hai ye kis kaam ki ee
haan haan aa
daulat haraam ki
hai ye kis kaam ki
khaa lo qasam isey
haath naa lagaayenge
haath naa lagaayenge
haath naa lagaayenge

arey khoon paseene ki jo milegi to khaayenge
nahin to yaaron ham
bhookhe hi so jaayenge ae

hey ae ae ae
seth karodimal ki biwi
ek raat ye boli ee
neend nahin kyun aati tumko
binaa neend ki goli ee
haan
binaa neend ki goli
hey ae
kahey kya seth karodi
hu hu
kamaa ke kaudi kaudi
hu hu
haraam ki daulat jodi ee
magar lagti thhi thhodi
magar lagti thhi thhodi

khul gayi chor bazaari
arey lut gayi daulat saari
seth bhi andar
maal bhi andar
donon naa bach paayenge
jaise seth maraa hai waise
saare maare jaayenge
saare maare jaayenge
saare maare jaayenge

arey isi liye to kehtaa hoon pyaaron o
ke khoon paseene ki jo milegi to khaayenge
nahin to yaaron ham
bhookhe hi so jaayenge ae

hey ae ae ae
auron ka haq loot ke khaataa
thha ek gundaa naami ee
hukam chalaata thha sab par wo
sab karte thhe ghulaami ee
haan
sab karte thhe ghulaami ee

chadhaa rehtaa thha paaraa aa
shahar dartaa thha saaraa
magar maaraa maari ne ae
usey kis mod pe maaraa aa
usey kis mod pe maaraa aa
huaa jo MISA zaari
akad wo tooti saari
to zaalim andar
josh bhi andar
hosh thhikaane aayenge
jaise maaraa gayaa wo zaalim
saare maare jaayenge ae
saare maare jaayenge
saare maare jaayenge

arey isi liye to kehtaa hoon pyaaron o
ke khoon paseene ki jo milegi to khaayenge ae
nahin to yaaron ham
bhookhe hi so jaayenge ae

ye daulat hai beemaari ee
haan haan haan haan
hai laanat chor bazaari
haan haan haan haan
ye daulat hai beemaari
hai laanat chor bazaari
arey chhod do maaraa maari
aur phenk do chhuri qataari ee
haan aa
phenk do chhuri qataari ee
haan haan
phenk do chhuri qataari ee

mohabbat naam hai jiska aa
wahi to cheez hai pyaari
pyaar se jeet dilon ko
sabhi se kar le yaari ee
sabhi se kar le yaari
mehnat ki jo rookhi sookhi miley
baant ke khayenge ae
agar karenge jhagdaa pyaare
saare maare jaayenge
saare maare jaayenge ae

isi liye to kehtaa hoon pyaaron o
ke khoon paseene ki jo milegi to khaayenge ae
khoon paseene ki jo milegi to khaayenge ae
nahin to yaaron ham
bhookhe hi so jaayenge ae
nahin to yaaron ham
bhookhe hi so jaayenge ae

daulat haraam ki ee
naa naa aa
hai ye kis kaam ki ee
haan haan aa
daulat haraam ki
hai ye kis kaam ki
khaalo qasam isey
haath naa lagaayenge ae
haath naa lagaayenge
haath naa lagaayenge
khoon paseene ki jo milegi to khaayenge

shaabaash …
khoon paseene ki jo milegi to khaayenge
khoon paseene ki jo milegi to khaayenge
khoon paseene ki jo milegi to khaayenge
khoon paseene ki jo milegi to khaayenge
khoon paseene ki jo milegi to khaayenge


This article is written by Peevesie’s Mom, a fellow enthusaist of Hindi movie music and a contributor to this blog. This article is meant to be posted in atulsongaday.me. If this article appears in other sites without the knowledge and consent of the web administrator of atulsongaday.me, then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.

Blog Day :

4408 Post No. : 15797

Hullo Atuldom

Happy Gokulashtami to all followers of this blog.

Yesterday we had a song which should have been categorised under “How come this has not been posted as yet?” The song with this post can also fall under the same category.
It is sung by Kishore Kumar and Lata Mangeshkar, written by Majrooh Sultanpuri and Rajesh Roshan is the music composer. It is from the 1982 Ravi Tandon directed “Khuddar”.

This song depicts the ‘dahi-handi’ aspect of Gokulashtami. ‘Dahi-Handi’ draws inspiration from the antics of Lord Krishna or Balgopal who was rather mischievous and used to stealthily enter homes in Gokul and eat up freshly churned Dahi (curds or yogurt in modern parlance) and Makhan (butter). That is why one of his names is Maakhanchor. There is a lot of stories attached with the ‘leela’ of Balkrishna:- how the ladies of Gokul go complaining to Yashoda maa about Balkrishna eating away their dahi and makhan and how he used to say “Maiyya mori main nahin maakhan khaayo”. We have three versions of this song from movies made in 1959, 1977, and the version whose link I have given here was the first ever that came in 1942.

“Mach gayaa shor saari nagari” has Amitabh Bachchan making the human-pyramid and Parveen Babi in typical Maharastrian attire is out there either distracting him or encouraging him (don’t remember). We can see Vinod Mehra, A K Hangal enjoying the proceedings from the verandah of their chawl. Madhu Malini (permanent sister in many movies) walks in halfway through the song.


Song-Mach gaya shor saari nagri re (Khuddaar)(1982) Singers-Kishore Kumar, Lata, Lyrics-Majrooh Sultanpuri, MD-Rajesh Roshan
Chorus

Lyrics

mach gaya shor saari nagri re
saari nagri re
aaya Biraj ka banka sambhaal teri gagri re
ho oo aaya Biraj ka banka sambhaal teri gagri re
arre mach gaya shor saari nagri re,
saari nagri re
aaya Biraj ka banka sambhaal teri gagri re
ho oo aaya Biraj ka banka sambhaal teri gagri re

dekho arre dekho kahin aisa na ho jaaye
chori kare maakhan,
tera jiya bhi churaaye
dekho arre dekho kahin aisa na ho jaaye
chori kare maakhan,
tera jiya bhi churaaye
arre dhamkata hai
itna tu kisko
darta hai kaun aane de usko
darta hai kaun aane de usko

aise na bahut bolo
mat thumak-thumak dolo
chillaogi tab gori
jab ulat dega tori
gagri aake peechhe dagri re
arre mach gaya shor saari nagri re,
saari nagri re
aaya Biraj ka banka sambhaal teri gagri re
ho o aaya Biraj ka banka sambhaal teri gagri re

lalala lalaa lalala lalaa lalala lalaa
lalala lalaa lalala lalaa lalala lalaa

jaane kya karta agar hota kahin gora
jaake Jamuna mein zara shakal dekhe chhora
jaane kya karta agar hota kahin gora
jaake Jamuna mein zara shakal dekhe chhora

bindiya chamkaati raste mein na ja
manchala bhi hai Gokul ka raja
manchala bhi hai Gokul ka raja
pad jaaye nahin paala
Radha se kahin lala
phir royega Govinda
maaregi aisa phanda
gardan se baandhegi chunri re
mach gaya shor saari nagri re,
saari nagri re
aaya Biraj ka banka sambhaal teri gagri re
ho aaya Biraj ka banka sambhaal teri gagri re

arre mach gaya shor saari nagri re,
saari nagri re
aaya Biraj ka banka sambhaal teri gagri re
ho oo aaya Biraj ka banka sambhaal teri gagri re

o o o o o

mach gaya shor saari nagri re,
saari nagri re
aaya Biraj ka banka sambhaal teri gagri re
hoy hoy hoy hoy hoy hoy
hoy hoy hoy hoy

aala re aala Govinda aala
aala re aala Govinda aala
aala re aala Govinda aala
ala re aala Govinda aala
aala re aala Govinda aala
aala re aala Govinda aala


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