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Today’s song is from the film ‘Hatimtai ki Beti’ (1955).
When I was very young and had just started taking interest in reading books and seeing films, I always felt that HATIMTAI is a girl’s name. This was because “Tai” in Marathi, means Didi in Hindi. It was only after I read the book “Arabian Night stories”, that I was surprised that Hatimtai was a Male name !
According to Wiki, Hatim-Al-Tai or Hatim-Al-Taeei was a 6th century Arabian Christian poet. He was adventurous and very generous. His name is mentioned in Arabian Night stories too. It seems a beautiful princess Husn Bano asked 7 questions and declared that she will marry only to whosoever answers these questions. A neighbouring king fell into her love and Hatimtai helped him find all the 7 answers. Hatim of Arabia was a Christian and a contemporary of prophet Mohammed, but they never met. He was famous for his generosity, wisdom, courage and hospitality. Later his son was converted to Islam.
Hatimtai’s story has always attracted the film makers from the silent movie times. There were 4 silent films titled “Hatimtai”. Then in 1933,first Talkie film ‘Hatimtai’ was made in 4 parts,each a separate full movie. ‘Son of Hatimtai’ was made twice and ‘Hatimtai ki beti’was also made twice. Hatimtai films had plenty of magic,adventure,dance and drama with humour. Among ” C” grade films, Hatimtai films were very popular. ‘Hatimtai ki Beti’was made in 1940 and 1955,both the films were directed by Nanubhai Vakil. In the 1940 film Sarojini,Indurani,Anil kumar etc were in the cast. That film was produced very lavishly by Sagar Movietone. In those days it cost them Rs. 1 Lakh 25 thousand rupees. The outdoor shooting was done in Agra and Fatehpur Shikri.
Hatimtai-55 was a partly coloured film. This was a period when the coloured films were still a novelty and not many films were made in colour. In fact most films were still in Black and White only. Today, after almost 65 years, when we see the old Black and White films, we get excited and feel that how soothing these films were to the eyes. The beauty of the Heroines seems more impressive. When one sees films of Madhubala in B/W and in Colour, one gets a feeling that B/W was much better. Of course, Nostalgia has a greater role in such feelings, I agree.
The film was made by Vakil Productions. Naturally the producer and Director was Nanubhai Vakil-the owner. Songs were written by Shevan Rizvi, except for just one song by Kaifi Azmi. The music was given by Nanubhai’s favourite MD- A R Qureshi who had given music to 18 films of Nanubhai vakil. Music director A.R. Qureshi (full name: Allah Rakha Qureshi , born April 29, 1919 in Phagal, in the Jammu district in Jammu and Kashmir state) was also a well-known tabla player and gave many performances on All-India Radio. He had left home as a teenager to study tabla with Mian Qadir Bakshi and entered films in 1943, sometimes billed as Allah Rakha. Among the the fantasy films he worked on are Flying Man (1947), Jadui Angoothi (1948), Sakhi Hatim(1955), Noor Mahal (1954), Hatimtai Ki Beti (1955), and Alladin Leila(1957). He gave music to 18 films, directed by Nanubhai Vakil.
In all he gave music to 40 films from 1943 to 1964. He even sang 14 songs in 7 films.
Shortly after Sim Sim Marjina in 1958, he left films ( except one film Idd ka chaand-64) and turned to classical music, touring with the famous Sitar Maestro Ravi Shankar throughout the 1960s and 70s as well as other musicians. In 1968 he collaborated with American jazz musician Buddy Rich, creating the album Rich a la Rakha.
He started the Alla Rakha Institute of Music in Bombay in 1985. His three sons, Zakir Hussain, Fazal Qureshi, and Taufiq Qureshi, are all tabla players.
A.R. Qureshi died on February 3, 2000.
For this film he had Damodar Sharma as his assistant. Sharma was one of the well known Music Directors of the early era films. Among the old era MDs, Damodar Sharma was different, in the sense that his songs were always unlike those of his contemporaries. When you hear his songs, you will notice that difference. From 1934 to 1948, he gave music to just 41 films. All his films were C grade films made by Paramount, Liberty, Ramnik Productions, Mohan Pictures and others. After 1948, he stopped getting films, so he worked as assistant to MD A.R.Qureshi till 1964.
Film Hatimtai ki Beti-55 had a cast of Chitra, Mahipal, Daljit, Krishnakumari, Kamal, Kammo, Kumkum, Helan, Heera Sawant Tun Tun, Maruti, Sundar, kesari, Niranjan Sharma, W M Khan etc. There were 4 Guest artistes also,including Al Nasir and Heeralal. With 5 specialist Dancers and 2 Heroines also dancing, the film had eye pleasing dances and good music too.
Actress Krishnakumari’s name appears here. She acted more in Stunt and costume films than social films. Krishna Kumari (not to be confused with the 1930s actress of the same name nor the south Indian actress T. Krishna Kumari) was born Rajinder Kaur in Rawalpindi, Punjab state (now part of Pakistan) on October 3, 1934. Occasionally playing the heroine in B-grade films including Vanraj (1952), Gorilla (1953) Black Rider (1960) State Express(1961) and Khush Naseeb (1964) she is probably much better known as a temptress or villain in the likes of Baghdad Ka Jadu (1956), Zimbo(1958), Police Station (1959), Lady of the Lake (1960), Jadoo Mahal(1962) or dozens of similar action, horror and fantasy films.
Her debut came in the film Bela-1947. Then she got film Girls School (1949), which also featured newcomers Geeta Bali and Shashikala, after which she appeared in Naao, which actually ended up in theatres first, releasing in 1948. Krishna Kumari’s career lasted 20 years, and during that time she managed to chalk up an impressive amount of credits, even if most of the pictures she made were not considered important by critics. She acted in 118 films.
The story of this film was………
HATIM TAI KI BETI-1955 was a costume drama set in the Arabian style mode. Produced by Nanubhai Vakil through his Vakil productions,it was directed by Nanubhai himself.The MD was A R Qureshi (Alla Rakha Qureshi,the famous Tabla player and father of Zakir Hussain,tabla maestro). His asst. was Damodar Sharma- in the 30s and 40s,he himself was a well known composer. The lyrics were by Shevan Rizvi( 8 songs) and Kaifi Azmi (2 songs).
It is imagined ( it is declared just before the credits) that Hatimtai had 2 daughters. The elder is Jahanara,the queen of Shahbad and the younger is Roshanara,who is known for feeding the poor and the needy always. The Shaitan(Devil ) and his assistant Badi (बदी) can not tolerate Roshan’s goodness. They come and poison the food she distributes. All,including the queen,become sick. However due to her goodness Imaan and Neki come and all recover. Then the Devil’s team poisons Jahanara’s mind and she imprisons Roshanara.
Meanwhile the neighbouring king of Turin proposes marriage of his elder son Salim with Roshan, but Jahanara wants to marry him. At the same time Salim’s younger brother Aslam also wants to marry Roshan, so Salim withdraws and Aslam is married to Jahanara( as Roshan). On the wedding night truth is revealed. Aslam is imprisoned but rescued by his friends.
Now Salim comes and is imprisoned by Jahanara. Aslam comes with army and rescues Salim and imprisons Jahanara. Roshanara comes and begs for pardon to repentant Jahanara.
King and queen of Turin arrive for the marriage,but Shaitan and Badi become snakes and bite Salim and others. Roshan Ara prays to God and due to her good work, Imaan and Neki arrive and revive everyone.
Finally Aslam and Jahanara and Salim and Roshanara get married.
Fortunately this is a video of the song and dance. The song has a good tune and is very melodious too. Enjoy….
Song-Humba humba humka duniya ghar hai gham ka (Hatimtai Ki Beti)(1955) Singer-Asha Bhonsle, Lyrics-Shewan Rizvi, MD-A R Qureshy
Chorus
Lyrics
Humba humba humka
duniya ghar hai gham ka
Humba humba humka
duniya ghar hai gham ka
o o o
aahen aur ye naale
roye dil ke chhaale
aahen aur ye naale
roye dil ke chhaale
dekh tamaasha ??
duniya banaane waale
tarararara
Humba humba humka
duniya ghar hai gham ka
Humba humba humka
duniya ghar hai gham ka
Humba humba humka
duniya ghar hai gham ka
Humba humba humka
duniya ghar hai gham ka
Humba humba humka
duniya ghar hai gham ka
aa a aa
lalalaralala la
lalalaralala
o laralalalaraa
laralaralara
Humba humba humka
duniya ghar hai gham ka
Humba humba humka
duniya ghar hai gham ka
dekhi duniya teri
kaisi hai duniya teri
dekhi duniya teri
kaisi hai duniya teri
jismein kahin insaaf na paaya
duniya banaane waale
tarararara
Humba humba humka
duniya ghar hai gham ka
Humba humba humka
duniya ghar hai gham ka
Humba humba humka
duniya ghar hai gham ka
Humba humba humka
duniya ghar hai gham ka
aaaa
tatatarararraa
tatatarararraa
aa aa
laralalalalara
laralalalalara
Humba humba humka
duniya ghar hai gham ka
kya yoonhi mar jaayen
?? kar jaayen
kya yoonhi mar jaayen
?? kar jaayen
??
tu itna bata de
ham kahaan par jaayen
aa aa aa
Humba humba humka
duniya ghar hai gham ka
Humba humba humka
duniya ghar hai gham ka
Humba humba humka
duniya ghar hai gham ka
Humba humba humka
duniya ghar hai gham ka
o o o
tu hai ya begaana
kaun sune afsaana
tu hai ya begaana
kaun sune afsaana
teri ye duniya
?? bataaye
tujhko raham na aayi
hahahaha
Humba humba humka
duniya ghar hai gham ka
Humba humba humka
humba
Humba humba humka
humba
Humba humba humka
humba
Humba humba humka
humba
Humba humba humka
humba
Humba humba humka
humba
Humba humba humka
humba
Humba humba humka
humba
Humba humba humka
humba
Humba humba humka
humba
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Blog 10-Year Challenge (2009-19) – Song No. 13
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When the blog’s train reached 9th March of 2009, ten years ago, one of the songs posted that day was from the 1980 film ‘Thodi Si Bewafaai’. Till that point, it was the third song posted for this film. Today, after a gap of 10 years, the fourth song of this film finds its place here. Wow, ten years it took – and none of us thought of looking at this film again during these years.
The film has 6 songs in all. As I checked out the remaining three songs, and I played this one, I simply could not go ahead to listen to the other two remaining. I just continued to play this one over and over again. What a lovely creation this one – a brief description of the season of rains – ‘saawan’. One of thos songs which one is surprised that it has been overlooked .
The words are from the pen of Gulzar. As soon as one hears the line “Kaanch Ki Boonden Barsen Jaise” – it is Gulzar’s name that comes to mind, as the writer of this song. And the music by Khayyaam Sb – simply superb and marvelously simple. The singing voice is that of Asha Bhosle. The three contributions have come together so beautifully to create this lovely song of rain.
‘Thodi Si Bewafaai’ is produced under the banner of Konark Combine International and is directed by Ismail Shroff. The film boasts about an all star cast that includes Rajesh Khanna, Shabana Azmi, Padmini Kolhapure, Sushant Ray, Shriram Lagoo, Deven Verma, Dr. Maya Alagh, AK Hangal, Jalal Agha, Shashi Kiran, Urmila Bhatt, Gayatri, Gauri Khurana, Preeti Ganguly, Deena Pathak, Leela Mishra, Viju Khote, Madhu Malhotra, Lalita Kumari, Murad, Dharamveer, Moolchand, Ram Avtar, Manmauji, Sundar Taneja, Kishore, and Jameel.
A lovely ‘saawan’ song – and it is time it came on board. 🙂
Song – Barse Fuhaar, Barse Fuhaar, Kaanch Ki Boonden Barsen Jaise (Thodi Si Bewafai) (1980) Singer – Asha Bhosle, Lyrics – Gulzar, MD – Khayyaam
Lyrics (Provided by Prakashchandra)
barse phuhaar
barse phuhaar
kaanch ki boonden barsen jaise
barse phuhaar
barse phuhaar
kaanch ki boonden barsen jaise
barse phuhaar
barse phuhaar
heeron ke haar pehne phuhaar
phoole re
heeron ke haar pehne phuhaar
phoole re
resham ke taar le ke bahaar
jhoole re
koi agar jo aaye nazar
to kehna re kehna re kehna
barse phuhaar
barse phuhaar
kaanch ki boonden barsen jaise
barse phuhaar
barse phuhaar
baaji hai paaj thandi hawaa je
saawan ki
baaji hai paaj thandi hawaa je
saawan ki
agni laga ke gili ghata je
saawan ki
koi agar jo aaye nazar
to kehna re kehna re kehna
barse phuhaar
barse phuhaar
kaanch ki boonden barsen jaise
barse phuhaar
barse phuhaar
meetha sa shor dil se wo chor
aata hai
meetha sa shor dil se wo chor
aata hai
kehte hain log saawan mein mor
aata hai
koi agar jo aaye nazar
to kehna re kehna re kehna
barse phuhaar
barse phuhaar
kaanch ki boonden barsen jaise
barse phuhaar
barse phuhaar
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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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बरसे फुहार
बरसे फुहार
काँच की बूंदें बरसें जैसे
बरसे फुहार
बरसे फुहार
काँच की बूंदें बरसें जैसे
बरसे फुहार
बरसे फुहार
हीरों का हार पहने फुहार
फूले रे
हीरों का हार पहने फुहार
फूले रे
रेशम का तार ले के बहार
झूले रे
कोई अगर जो आए नज़र
तो कहना रे कहना
बरसे फुहार
बरसे फुहार
काँच की बूंदें बरसें जैसे
बरसे फुहार
बरसे फुहार
बाजी है पाज ठंडी हवा जे
सावन की
बाजी है पाज ठंडी हवा जे
सावन की
अग्नि लगा के गीली घाटा जे
सावन की
कोई अगर जो आए नज़र
तो कहना रे कहना
बरसे फुहार
बरसे फुहार
काँच की बूंदें बरसें जैसे
बरसे फुहार
बरसे फुहार
मीठा सा शोर दिल से वो चोर
आता है
मीठा सा शोर दिल से वो चोर
आता है
कहते हैं लोग सावन में मोर
आता है
कोई अगर जो आए नज़र
तो कहना रे कहना
बरसे फुहार
बरसे फुहार
काँच की बूंदें बरसें जैसे
बरसे फुहार
बरसे फुहार
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The New Theatres Ltd.(NT) has given some outstanding and famous directors to the Hindi film industry who got fame on an all-India level. A couple of them got recognition in the international level also. I list below a few of them:
Debaki Bose was known for his films like ‘Chandidas’ (Bengali, 1932), ‘Puran Bhagat’ (1933), ‘Seeta’ (1934), ‘Vidyapati’ (1937). ‘Nartaki’ (1940) etc. Kidar Sharma called him the ‘Dronacharya of film making’. He was the first director who used background music. Probably, he was also the first Indian film director who was honoured with a Certificate of Merit for his direction of the film ‘Seeta’ (1933) at Cannes Film Festival.
Nitin Bose was known for the use of his magical camera angle in the films he directed. His camera angles spoke more than the dialogues. Some of the notable films he directed was ‘Chandidas’ (Hindi, 1934), ‘Dhoop Chhaaon’ (1935), ‘President’ (1937), ‘Dharti Mata’ (1938), ‘Milan’ (1946), ‘Deedar’ (1951), ‘Waaris’ (1954), ‘Ganga Jamuna’ (1961) etc. He was the first to experiment with playback singing in his film ‘Dhoop Chhaaon’ (1935). He got the idea when he saw Pankaj Mullick singing in tandem with a song which he was playing on his gramophone record player.
P C Barua, though not originally from NT, got name and fame when he joined NT and directed ‘Devdas’ (1935). He directed some other films like ‘Manzil’ (1936), ‘Mukti’ (1937), ‘Zindagi’ (1940), ‘Jawaab’ (1942), ‘Subah-Shaam’ (1944) etc. He was the first director who used ‘flash back’ technique in ‘Roop Lekha’ (1934).
Bimal Roy started his filmy career as Assistant to P C Barua in cinematography, editing and direction. He was the Cinematographer for films like ‘Devdas’ (1935), Mukti’ (1937), ‘Haar Jeet’ (1940), ‘Meenakshi’ (1942) etc. He got his first assignment as director in NT when he directed ‘Hamraahi’ (1945). Other well-known films which he directed include ‘Parineeta’ (1953), ‘Do Bigha Zameen’ (1953), ‘Devdas’ (1955), ‘Madhumati’ (1958), ‘Sujata’ (1959), “Bandini’ (1963). ‘Do Bigha Zameen’ (1953)’ was critically acclaimed and won a prize at Cannes Film Festival. ‘Madhumati’ (1958) got a total of 9 ‘Filmfare’ awards.
Name of a well-known director from NT is missing from the above list. I have chosen him in this article for his detailed profile. And he is Phani Majumdar.
Phani Majumdar (28/12/1911-16/05/1994) was born in Faridkot in Bengal Presidency (now in Bangla Desh). After his graduation in 1930, Phani Majumdar worked as a typist in a company. His connection with films started when he joined as Stenographer to P C Barua in Barua Studio sometime in 1932. Later he became his Assistant Director in ‘Devdas’ (1935) and ‘Mukti’ (1937). He was a script-writer for ‘Abhagin’ (1938).
Phani Majumdar got his opportunity to debut as director in ‘Street Singer’ (1938) with K L Saigal and Kanan Devi in lead roles. This film is regarded as classical musical melodrama like ‘Devdas’ (1935). His debut film was highly successful at the box office. With this film, K L Saigal and Kanan Devi reached the pinnacle of their filmy career as actor-singer.
After successfully directing ‘Kapal Kundala’ (1939) for NT, Phani Majumdar shifted his base to Bombay (Mumbai) sometime in 1941. But working as a free-lance director was not a cakewalk for him especially at a time when there was scarcity of raw films, getting actors for the films who were mostly studio attached and the studio time for shooting. But due to his fame as a director of ‘Street Singer’ (1938) and also his friendly nature, he could overcome the initial obstacles.
Luck favoured Phani Majumdar. Chimanlal Trivedi had closed down his film production company, CIRCO Productions and had set up a new banner, Laxmi Productions. He engaged Phani Majumdar for directing his first film ‘Tamanna’ (1942) under the new banner. From the cast and crew of the film, it would appear that Phani Majumdar had a free hand in selecting them. Apart from actors for the film like Leela Desai, Jagdish Sethi, K C Dey who were earlier attached to NT, he had engaged 7 technicians from Bengal for the film. This was the first film in Mumbai for Leela Desai.
‘Filmindia’, in its review of ‘Tamanna’ (1942) while lauding the performances of Jairaj, Leela Desai, Jagdish Sethi and K C Dey, was critical of the direction by Phani Majumdar. However, some of the film producers seemed to have a different views. The result was that Phani Majumdar was flooded with new assignments as director for ‘Mohabbat’ (1943), ‘Rajkumar’ (1944) and ‘Meena’ (1944). Thereafter, he produced and directed ‘Devdasi’ (1945), Insaaf’ (1946) and ‘Door Chalen’ (1946). He also directed an off-beat film ‘Hum Bhi Insaan Hain’ (1948) starring Dev Anand and Ramola.
In the early 1950s, Phani Majumdar directed ‘Andolan’ (1951) which was virtually a documentary type film depicting the history of the Indian National Congress since its inception in 1885 until 1947 and India’s freedom struggle. Thereafter, he directed Bombay Talkies’ ‘Tamasha’ (1952) and ‘Baadbaan’ (1954), the latter being actually produced by the Bombay Talkies Workers Cooperatives. Both these films were critically acclaimed though they were not successful in terms of box office receipts. Shakti Samanta assisted Phani Majumdar in both these films in direction as also in dialogues/script writing.
During 1955-59, Phani Majumdar joined Shaws’ Malay Films Productions, Singapore. During this period, he directed 11 films in Malay, Chinese and English languages. He directed the first Eastman Colour film in Malay language, ‘Hang Tuah’ (1956). The film won awards in the Asian Film Festival held in Hong Kong in 1957 and was nominated for the Golden Berlin Bear in Berlin International Film Festival, 1957. The prominent Malaysian film maker, Jamir Sulong assisted Phani Majumdar in his 6 out of 8 films he directed in Singapore.
After returning to India in 1959, he directed successful films like ‘Aarti’ (1962), ‘Oonche Log’ (1965) and ‘Aakashdeep’ (1965). In all, he directed 26 feature films in Hindi during 1938-1989. He wrote the scripts for most of his films which he directed. In addition, he also directed a few Children’s films and films in other languages like Bengali, Punjabi, Magadhi, Maithili, Malay, Chinese, English etc. Towards the end of his filmy career, he directed a few TV serials in Kolkata.
Phani Majumdar left for heavenly abode on May 16, 1994 at the age of 83. He was married to actress Monica Desai, the younger sister of actress Leela Desai.
Phani Majumdar mostly directed films which were acclaimed as creator of social consciousness. One of such films he directed was ‘‘Dhobi Doctor’ (1954). The film was produced under the banner of Ranjit Movietone. The star cast included Kishore Kumar and Usha Kiran in the lead role supported by Kanhaiyalal, Gautam, Krishnakant, Nazira Begum, Shivraj, Usha Rani, Master Jagdeep, Baby Asha Parekh etc
The gist of the story of the film based on the film’s review in January 24, 1954 issue of ‘Filmfare’ and the song book of the film is as under:
Ramu (childhood roe played by Jagdeep) is the son of a poor Dhobi, Mahadeo. Ramu is smart and intelligent. His elder sister, Lakshmi is very proud of her younger brother. Every evening, Lakshmi walks through the fields to pick him up from the school for back home.
One day, Lakshmi falls ill. Mahadeo has no money to bring doctor to the village. Having ranked top in his class in the school examination, Ramu has to attend to a prize distribution ceremony. But Lakshmi cannot accompany him as she is ill. After the prize distribution ceremony, Ramu returns home quickly to show his Didi the books he received as the prize. He finds that his Didi is dead. Choked with grief, he asks his father as to why Didi died. Mahadeo has no answer except that he was so poor that he could not afford to call a doctor. The broken-hearted Ramu vows that he would become a doctor and treat free the poor in the village.
Mahadeo works hard to earn more money for the fulfillment of Ramu’s dream. In the school, Ramu is taunted by some of his rich classmates for a dream of a poor Ramu of becoming a doctor but he is indifferent to the taunts. Ramu’s hard work and his father’s struggle bring fruits. He finishes his school with good performance and gets admitted to the medical college.
Ramu’s aptitude for medical studies attracts attention of the Vice- Principal, Professor Tripathi. He takes a greater interest in Ramu’s studies. Ramu becomes a doctor. Professor Tripathi helps him further in his practice by placing his laboratory at Ramu’s disposal. He also allows Ramu to study in his residence since his house in the village is far-off. Professor Tripathi has a young daughter, Uma (Usha Kiran) who plays pranks with Ramu. Gradually, Uma falls in love with Ramu. However, he is shy to reciprocate the love. Moreover, he is aware that he is the son of a poor Dhobi and Uma is the daughter of a rich father. There is struggle between his heart and realities of the situation. However, at the end, they unite after overcoming the stumbling block of the society.
‘Dhobi Doctor’ (1954) had 7 songs of which one song has been covered in the Blog. Interestingly, out of the 7 songs as many as 6 songs are solo songs of Asha Bhonsle. The remaining one song is sung by Kishore Kumar. All the songs were written jointly by Ali Sardar Jafri and Majrooh Sutanpuri and were composed by Khayyam.
I am presenting one of the remaining six songs from the film which is a rare one. The song is ‘taaron se akhiyaan milaaun main’ sung by Asha Bhonsle. When I first heard this song, I was surprised to note that the composition as well as the orchestrations of the song sounded like that of O P Nayyar. The fact is that when Khayyam composed the music for this song, O P Nayyar had not established himself as the music director of repute to copy his style of music. He came into prominence only after a runaway success of ‘Aar Paar’ (1954) and its songs. But the film ‘Dhobi Doctor’ (1954) was released on January 19, 1954, about 4 months before the release of ‘Aar Paar’ (1954).
Enjoy this song of Khayyam in the style of O P Nayyar.
Note: The information on Phani Majumdar is mainly from indiancine.ma, ‘Filmindia’ magazines, ‘Film Pictorial’- April 1945 issue and inputs from newspapers.
Audio Clip :
Song-Taaron se ankhiyaan milaaun main (Dhobi Doctor)(1954) Singer-Asha Bhonsle, Lyrics-Majrooh Sultanpuri, MD-Khayyam
Lyrics
hmm hmm hmm
hmm hmm hmm
hmm hmm hmm
hmm hmm hmm
taaron se
taaron se ankhiyaan milaaun main
chanda ko sajna banaaun main
taaron se
taaron se ankhiyaan milaaun main
chanda ko sajna banaaun main
taaron se
shaam ki bahaaron mein
jhoomte nazaaron mein
naachoongi titliyaan ban ke
shaam ki bahaaron mein
jhoomte nazaaron mein
nachoongi titliyaan ban ke
chaandni ki chhaanv mein
dolti hawaaon mein
gaaungi koyaliyaa ban ke
dil na kisi se lagaaun main
chanda ko sajna banaaun main
taaron se
taaron se ankhiyaan milaaun main
chanda ko sajna banaaun main
taaron se
ankhiyon ko mal ke gaaungi machal ke
birha ke geet jhoothh moothh ke
ankhiyon ko mal ke gaaungi machal ke
birha ke geet jhoothh moothh ke
kahin bhi na jaaungi
abhi roothh jaaungi
aa ke man jaaungi roothh ke
dil na kisi se lagaaun main
chanda ko sajna banaaun main
taaron se
taaron se ankhiyaan milaaun main
chanda ko sajna banaaun main
taaron se
hmm hmm hmm
hmm hmm hmm hmm
hmm hmm hmm
hmm hmm hmm hmm
hmm hmm hmm hmm
hmm hmm hmm
Roye jiya aan milo more piya
Posted on: February 6, 2019
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Blog ten year challenge (2009-2019)- Song number 3
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When I began Blog ten year challenge (2009-2019) on 2 february 2019, the challenge ran for two days before hitting a roadblock that lasted two days. The reason was, allthe movies that were covered on 4 and 5 february 2009 were already YIPPEED so none of their songs were left to be covered on the same date ten year later. Same fate befell all movies (bar one) that were covered on 6 february 2009 as well.
The only movie whose song was covered on 6 february 2009 and which still has a few songs left to be discussed ten years later is “Sitaaron Se Aage”(1958). This movie was produced by V L Narasu and directed by Satyen Bose for Narasu Studio, Madras. This “social” movie had Ashok Kumar, Vyjyanti Mala, Johny Walker, Jagdeesh Sethi, Raja Sulochana, Shammi, Manmohan Krishna, Ifthikar, Kundan, Sampson, Krishnkant, Leela Mishra, Rama Sukul, Rajendra, Tony Walker, Sagar, Ravikant, Prem Dhawan, Moolchand Kapoor, Radheshyam, Bishan Khanna, Vasantrao Pahalwan, Sailen Bose, B M Dixit, Patanjali etc in it.
The movie had ten songs in it. Eight of these songs are covered in the blog. Here are the details of the eight songs covered in the past:-
|
Song Title |
Post No. |
Post Date |
| Chanda ki chaandni ka jaadoo | 691 | 6-Feb-2009 |
| O zaraa ruk jaa | 2455 | 8-May-2010 |
| Sambhal ke ye duniya hai | 6764 | 1-Oct-2012 |
| Dil le gaya gham de gaya | 9072 | 29-Nov-2013 |
| Mehfil mein aaye wo aaj dheere se | 11484 | 19-Oct-2015 |
| Sainyya kaise dhaaroon dheer | 11493 | 21-Oct-2015 |
| Aaj kal parson mein phoole jab sarson | 13299 | 2-Jun-2017 |
| Aa khilte hai gul o mere bulbul | 14666 | 1-Oct-2018 |
When I checked the remaining songs, I discovered that they are part one and two of the same song. This multiple version song is sung by Asha Bhonsle. Majrooh Sultanpuri is the lyricist. Music is composed by S D Burman. The song is picturised on Vyjyanti Mala.
With this song, all the songs of “Sitaaron Se Aage”(1958) are now showcased in the blog and the movie joins the list of movies that have all their songs covered in the blog.
Part I
Part II
Song-Roye jiya aan milo more piya (Sitaaron Se Aage)(1958) Singer-Asha Bhonsle, Lyrics-Majrooh Sultanpuri, MD-S D Burman
Lyrics
roye jiya aa aa aa
aan milo more piya
aa aa
roye jiya aa aa
aan milo more piya
aa aa
o o
panchhi gaaye kahin pyaar se
pi kahaan pi kahaan
dekh liye dil tham ke reh gayi mai yahaan
panchhi gaye kahi pyar se
pi kaha pi kahaan
dekh liye dil thaam ke reh gayi mai yahaan
o sathiya
aan milo more piya
aa aa
roye jiya
aan milo more piya
aa aa
thhandi hawa chalne lagi
kya karoon kya karoon
mai akeli jalne lagi
kya karoon kya karoon
thandi hawa chalne lagi
kya karoon kya karoon
mai akeli jalne lagi
kya karoon kya karoon
o beliya aa aa
aan milo more piya
aa aa
roye jiya aa aa
aan milo more piya
aa aa
o o
ye sandesha mera ja kaho
baadlon baadlon
raah takoon piya aa milo aa milo
ye sandesha mera ja kaho
baadlon baadlon
raah takoon piya aa milo aa milo aa milo
more piya aa aa
aan milo more piya
aa aa
roye jiya aa aa
aan milo more piya
aa aa aa aa
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Part II
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roye jiya aa aa
aan milo more piya
aa aa
roye jiya aa aa
aan milo more piya
aa aa
o o
unse kehna yehi dastaan aasmaan
aasmaan
aa nahin to phir saajna
main kahaan tu kahaan
unse kehna yehi dastaan aasmaan
aasmaan
aa nahin to phir saajna
main kahaan tu kahaan
o beliyaa aa aa
aan milo more piya
aa aa
roye jiya aa aa
aan milo more piya
aa aa
din bhi chale hain bahaar ke
aa bhi ja
aa bhi jaa
reh na jaaye koi haar ke
aa bhi ja
aa bhi ja
din bhi chale hain bahaar ke
aa bhi ja
aa bhi jaa
reh na jaaye koi haar ke
aa bhi ja
aa bhi ja
o sathiyaa aa aa
aan milo more piya
aa aa
roye jiya aa aa
aan milo more piya
aa aa aa aa
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Three days ago (viz on 2 february 2019), I began the blog’s own “ten Year Challenge” where we began to post another song from a movie whose song (another one) was posted on the same day ten years ago. I began this seties with “Sharaabi”(1984), and on the next day (3 february 2019), it was the turn of “Do Dishaayen”(1982).
This “ten Year Challenge” was a non starrer of the next day viz 4 february 2019, because the movies whose songs were covered ten years ago on 4 february 2019 have already been YIPPEED in the blog. Smae is the case for today viz 5 february 2019. Tomorrow givven us some respite because one (just one) of the movies that were covered on 6 february 2009 is still un yippeed. So we can hope to resume this “ten Year Challenge” tomorrow.
In the process of this challenge, our YIPPEE project gets an inadvertent impetus as well. We not only feel glad to see that so many movies, that made their debuts in the blog ten years ago are already YIPPEED. Even the unYIPPEED movies get some renewed attention towards this project.
Take the case of “Sharaabi”(1984) for instance. When I covered the fourth song from this song as part of “ten Year Challenge”, I realised that two songs from the movie were yet to be covered. On futher checking, it turned out that the two songs were multiple version songs. In other words, they could be covered in one writeup.
Here are the details of the songs covered earlier:-
|
Song Title |
Post No. |
Post Date |
| Mujhe naulakha mangade re o sainya deewaane | 670 | 2-Feb-2009 |
| Manzilen apni jagah hain raaste apni jagah | 6840 | 11-Oct-2012 |
| Jahaan chaar yaar mil jaayen wahin raat ho gulzaar | 6881 | 22-Oct-2012 |
| Intaha ho gayi intzaar ki | 14863 | 2-Feb-2019 |
“Sharaabi”(1984) was produced by Satyendra Pal and directed by Prakash Mehra. The movie had Amitabh Bachchan, Jaya Prada, Om Prakash, Ranjeet, Pran, Satyen Kappu, Deepak Parashar, Smita Patil, Bharat Bhushan, C S Dube, A K Hangal, Dinesh Hingoo, Viju Khote, Mukri, Suresh Oberoi, Sudhir, Mayur, Gurbachan, Asha Lata, Chandrashekhar, Jankidas, Pinchoo Kapoor, Ram Sethi, Rajan Haksar, Sunder etc in it.
This remaining song has a male version sung by Kishore Kumar and a female version sung by Asha Bhonsle. The male version , which also has the voice of chorus is picturised as a street song where Amitabh Bachchan disturbs the sleep of people at night, just to search for Jaya Prada who, he is vaguely aware of being a resident of that locality.
The female version of the song is picturised as a radio/ recording song where Jaya Prada playing a successful singer sings this song whose lyrics and tune are clearly plagiarised from our hero. Our hero and his faithful sidekick Om Prakash watch/ listen while their intellectual property right is thus nonchalantly being violated by the lady.
With this song, all the songs of “Sharaabi”(1984) are now featured in the blog and the movie thus joins the list of movies that have all their songs covered in the blog.
Kishore Kumar version
Asha Bhonsle version
Song-De de pyaar de pyaar de pyaar de re (Sharaabi)(1984) Singer-Kishore Kumar/ Asha Bhonsle, Lyrics-Anjaan, MD-Kalyanji Anandji
Amitabh Bachchan
Chorus
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Lyrics
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Kishore Kumar version
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meena
meena
meena
hum bande hain pyaar ke ae
maangen sab ki khair
haan aan
apni sab se dosti ee
nahin kisi se bair
o de de pyaar de
de de pyaar de pyaar de pyaar de re
hamen pyaar de
de de pyaar de pyaar de pyaar de re
hamen pyaar de
duniya waale kuchh bhi samjhen
ham hain prem deewaane
jahaan bhi jaayen tujhe pukaaren
gaa ke prem taraane
de-de pyaar de
pyaar de re hamen pyaar de
o de de pyaar pyaar pyaar pyaar pyaar de re
hamen pyaar de
hi ee
arre aane ko to roz hain aate
sooraj chaand sitaare
haan aan phir bhi andheri hai ye duniya
tu hi raah dikhaa re
prem pyaar sukh chain ki barkha teri nazar se barse
ye dukh-dard ki aag bujhe
koi dil naa pyaasa tarse
de de pyaar de
pyaar de re
hamen pyaar de
o de de pyaar pyaar pyaar pyaar pyaar de re
hamen pyaar de
yahaan dilon ke beech khadi jo
wo deewaar gira de
haan dil mein soyi soyi aisi ee
pyaar ki jyot jaga de
pyaar ho dil mein to lagti hai saari duniya pyaari
ham saari duniya ke hain
saari duniya hamaari
de de pyaar de
pyaar de-re
hamen pyaar de
o de-de pyaar de pyaar de pyaar de de
hamen pyar de
de-de pyaar de pyaar de pyaar de-de hame pyaar de
de-de pyaar de pyaar de pyaar de-de
hamen pyaar de
de-de pyaar de pyaar de pyaar de-de hamen pyaar de
de-de pyaar de pyaar de pyaar de-de hamen pyaar de
de-de pyaar de pyaar de pyaar de-de hamen pyaar de
de-de pyaar de pyaar de pyaar de-de hamen pyaar de
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Asha Bhonsle version
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ham bande hain pyaar ke ae
maangen sabki khair
o o
apni sabse dosti ee
nahin kisi se bair
de de pyaar de ae
de de pyaar de pyaar de pyaar de re
hamen pyaar de
de de pyaar de pyaar de pyaar de re
hamen pyaar de
duniya waale kuchh bhi samjhen
ham hain prem deewaane
jahaan bhi jaayen tujhe pukaaren gaa ke prem taraane
de de pyaar de
pyaar de re
hamen pyaar de
de de pyaar de pyaar de pyaar de re
hamen pyaar de
yahaan dilon ke beech khadi jo
wo deewaar gira de
haan aan
dil mein soyi soyi aisi ee
pyaar ki jyot jaga de ae
pyaar ho dil mein to lagte hain
saari duniya pyaari
ham saari duniya ke hain
saari duniya hamaari
de de pyaar de
pyaar de re hamen pyaar de
de de pyaar de pyaar de pyaar de re
hamen pyaar de
de de pyaar de pyaar de pyaar de re
hamen pyaar de
de de pyaar de pyaar de pyaar de re
hamen pyaar de
de de pyaar de pyaar de pyaar de re
hamen pyaar de
de de pyaar de pyaar de pyaar de re
hamen pyaar de
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Missing Films of 1960s – 92
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For today’s episode of this series, I present this sensuous song from the 1970 film ‘Veer Abhimanyu’. As the name suggests, this is a mythological film, which based on the historical narrative from the epic Mahabharat. It covers the part of history of Abhimanyu, the son of Arjun. I give a brief summary below.
Abhimanyu is the son of Arjun and Subhadra. As Subhadra is the younger sister of Krishna and Balram, that makes Krishna and Balram uncles (mamma) of Abhimanyu. Being the son and nephew of the three best stalwarts of this epic, Abhimanyu is groomed to become one of the bravest and best warriors amongst the entire Kuru clan (i.e. both the Kaurav and Pandav lineages).
There is a short episode in Mahabharat, where it is narrated how Abhimanyu learnt the art of piercing and entering the Chakravyuh formation on a battlefield. A Chakravyuh is a formidable and impenetrable discus shaped formation of soldiers. The main purpose of this formation is to keep safe the generals and the battle leaders from the enemy warriors. It is a complex structure of intertwined ring formations of soldiers, and is almost impossible to penetrate. When Subhadra was pregnant, carrying Abhimanyu in her womb, one night Arjun was describing the complex structure of this formation, the trick to penetrate and enter it, then how to destroy it from the inside and then exit from the ruins of this formation. It is stated that Abhimanyu learnt this warfare strategy, in his mother’s womb, while Arjun was describing it. As the narrative tells us, after listening to about half of this description, Subhadra drifted into sleep. And so, Abhimanyu could imbibe only the first half of this strategy, i.e. penetrating and entering this formation, but could not get the remaining description on how to exit from it. This partial learning had a very telling consequence on battlefield of Kurukshetra.
As the Mahabharat war started, Abhimanyu was one of the primary architects of the roster of daily victories for the Pandavs. He was just sixteen years old at that time. On the first day of warfare, Abhimanyu engaged Bhisma, his great grandfather, in one-on-one battle. By the end of the day, Bhishma is not able to overcome Abhmanyu, rather by end of the day, Abhimanyu breaks the bow in the hands of Bhishma. And the day ends. On the second day, Abhimanyu attacks Ashwathama, son of Dronacharya, the seer who has taught the Kauravs and Pandavs in the skills and art of waepons and warfare. On hearing that Abhimanyu has attacked Ashwathama, Drona immediately comes to his son’s assistance. Another day long duel happens, and Drona is finally at the mercy of Abhimanyu. And the day ends.
For the third day, Drona devises a deceptive strategy. A part of Kaurav army would engage and draw away Arjun, and Krishna along with him, to a far point from the main battlefield. Then another part of the Kaurav army would form the Chakravyuh, and engage the remaining warriors of the Pandav army, which would expectedly be led by Abhimanyu. To everyone’s knowledge, only two people know the stratagem of how to break the Chakravyuh formation – Arjun and Krishna. And both of them are lured away on a deceptive trail elsewhere. The purpose is to engage and defeat Abhimanyu, without exposing the main warriors of the Kaurav side. To everyone’s surprise, Abhmanyu, instead of being daunted in the face of the Chakravyuh takes on the challenge, breaks it and enters. The Kaurav battle leaders are frightened – that this boy knows the secrets of this strategy. But in fact, Abhimanyu knows only half the strategy, as described above. He nonetheless enters the Chakravyuh. There is a long list of names of warriors on Kaurav side given in the narrative – the ones who are defeated and killed by Abhimanyu on that day. But in the end, being unable to make progress outwards from the Chakravyuh, Abhimanyu is surrounded by the Kaurav warriors, who engage him one-to-many.
Abhimanyu fights till the end. The horses of his chariot are killed, Kripacharya kills his chariot drivers, his chariot is destroyed, his bow is broken by an arrow from behind him, fired by Karna. He takes to fight with sword and shield, then takes on a chariot wheel to stave off his opponents. When the chariot wheel also is broken, he is engaged in gada-yudh (fighting using the mace) by son of Dushaasan. In the end, he is killed by a blow of mace from the behind.
In this episode, the stalwarts of the Kaurav army broke so many rules of warfare engagements, that were conventionally agreed upon by the two armies. There would only be one-on-one battle between warriors; an injured warrior would not be attacked; a warrior not having any weapons or arms would not be attacked; the chariot horses and chariot drivers would not be attacked; no warrior would be attacked from behind. Such was the prowess and the fighting ability of this young warrior, and such was the fear he generated when he penetrated the Chakravyuh that the entire Kaurav army on that day, including Bhishma, Drona, Kripacharya, Karna, Duryodhan, Dushaasan, and many others, put together their strength, and broke umpteen rules of engagement, in their endeavor to take out Abhimanyu from the battle equation.
The amorous side of this narrative is the marriage of Abhimanyu with Uttara.
Abhimanyu’s wife is Uttara, the daughter of King Viraat. Their coming together is also an interesting narrative. When the Pandavs have been exiled, they are supposed to spend twelve years away from from Hastinapur, and after that they have to spend one year in agyaat-vaas – incognito anonymous exile. If by any chance, their whereabouts become known during this last one year, the term of their exile would be extended by another twelve years. During this period of agyaat-vaas, Pandavs take refuge in the kingdom of King Viraat, all being disguised into different roles concealing their real identities.
As part of this masquerade, Arjun takes on the role of Brihannala, an eunuch who teaches music and dance to the children of King Viraat. Later, when their identities are revealed at the end of this period, King Viraat is gratuitous and happy, and proposes to offer his daughter Uttara in marriage to Arjun. Arjun declines the proposal saying that since Uttara is his student, he cannot think of a matrimonial relationship with her. He, in turn proposes to accept her as his daughter-in-law, much to the delight of King Viraat and the entire Pandav family. The Pandav family is rejoicing because, unknown to Arjun, but known to Yudhishtar and Draupadi, Abhimanyu and Uttara have already met and are in love.
When the sad end comes for Abhimanyu in the battlefield, Uttara is carrying his child – Parikshit. Parikshit goes on to inherit the throne of Hasitnapur, as the sole surviving heir of the entire Kuru clan. After the demise of all other male members of the two families in the great war, and after the departure of Pandavas alongwith Draupdi to the Himalayas, Pariskshit becomes the King of this land. His reign also signals the advent of the Kali-yug on this earth.
The song that is presented today, depicts the yearning of Uttara for Abhimanyu. The two have already met, are in love, and the lady is pining for his company. On screen, the role of Uttara is played by Kanchana. The lady who accompanies her is Krishna Kumari, an actress from Tamil / Telugu films. [Thanks to Prakash ji for the identification.]
She is accompanied by another lady friend, who I am not able to identify. I request other knowledgeable readers to please help identify this actress.
The film is produced under the banner of Shri Rajlakshmi Pictures, Madras, and is directed by V Madhusudan Rao. Quite possibly, this is a Hindi remake of the original Tamil or Telugu version. The star cast is listed as NT Ramarao, Shobhan Babu, Pehalwan Kantarao, Padmanabhan, Kanchana, and G Varalakshmi. Six songs are listed for this film, all are written by Prem Dhawan, and the music is also composed by him.
We have had some recent discussion on sensuous and suggestive songs in the early decades, some of which were ordered to be cut from the film by the Censor Board. This song is quite high in that category of being sensuous and suggestive. And yet, in 1970, this song was allowed by the Censor Board. The social and moral norms change so much over the decades.
However, apart from the visuals, I liked this song for the quality of its verses, the music, and its rendition. A very well created song in my opinion.
Song – Kisne Chhoo Liya Naazuk Tan Haaye Ram (Veer Abhimanyu) (1970) Singer – Asha Bhosle, Lyrics – Prem Dhawan, MD – Prem Dhawan
Lyrics
kis ne chhoo liya
mmmm mmm mmm mmm
ang ang doley
mmmm mmm mmm mmm
kis ne chhoo liya naazuk tan haaye ram
ang ang doley ka karoon laagey hai sharam
kis ne chhoo liya naazuk tan haaye ram
ang ang doley ka karoon laagey hai sharam
piya jo aaye waari jaaun waari jaaun
laaj sharam se bal-khaaun bal-khaaun
piya jo aaye waari jaaun waari jaaun
laaj sharam se bal-khaaun bal-khaaun
un se chori muskaaun muskaaun
un se chori muskaaun muskaaun
ghunghroo chhanke chhanke
paayal chhann chhann
kis ne chhoo liya naazuk tan haaye ram
ang ang doley ka karoon laagey hai sharam
sapne ko apna kehte nahin
apne ho sainyyan ya ho sapna koi
sapne ko apna kehte nahin
apne ho sainyyan ya ho sapna koi
ek tak dekha hum kho gaye
jaane kyon hum to tumhaare ho gaye
jaane kyon hum to tumhaare ho gaye
kis ne chhoo liya naazuk tan haaye ram
ang ang doley ka karoon laagey hai sharam
jiya kaahe machle kaahe tadpun
jaane kyon tan yun haale doley
jiya kaahe machle kaahe tadpun
jaane kyon tan yun haale doley
hai koi jaadu tu ne kiya
khaaye jo ye manwa hichkole
khaaye jo ye manwa hichkole
kis ne chhoo liya naazuk tan haaye ram
ang ang doley ka karoon laagey hai sharam
kis ne chhoo liya naazuk tan haaye ram. . .
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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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किसने छू लिया
म्ममम म्मम म्मम म्मम
अंग अंग डोले
म्ममम म्मम म्मम म्मम
किसने छू लिया नाज़ुक तन हाए राम
अंग अंग डोले का करूँ लागे है शरम
किसने छू लिया नाज़ुक तन हाए राम
अंग अंग डोले का करूँ लागे है शरम
पिया जो आए वारी जाऊँ वारी जाऊँ
लाज शरम से बलखाऊँ बलखाऊँ
पिया जो आए वारी जाऊँ वारी जाऊँ
लाज शरम से बलखाऊँ बलखाऊँ
उन से चोरी चोरी मुसकाऊँ मुसकाऊँ
उन से चोरी चोरी मुसकाऊँ मुसकाऊँ
घुँघरू छनके छनके
पायल छन्न छन्न
किसने छू लिया नाज़ुक तन हाए राम
अंग अंग डोले का करूँ लागे है शरम
सपने को अपना कहते नहीं
अपने हो सैंय्याँ या हो सपना कोई
सपने को अपना कहते नहीं
अपने हो सैंय्याँ या हो सपना कोई
एकटक देखा हम खो गए
जाने क्यों हम तो तुम्हारे हो गए
जाने क्यों हम तो तुम्हारे हो गए
किसने छू लिया नाज़ुक तन हाए राम
अंग अंग डोले का करूँ लागे है शरम
जिया काहे मचले काहे तड़पूँ
जाने क्यों तन यूं हाले डोले
जिया काहे मचले काहे तड़पूँ
जाने क्यों तन यूं हाले डोले
हाए कोई जादू तूने किया
खाये जो ये मनवा हिचकोले
खाये जो ये मनवा हिचकोले
किसने छू लिया नाज़ुक तन हाए राम
अंग अंग डोले का करूँ लागे है शरम
किसने छू लिया नाज़ुक तन हाए राम॰ ॰ ॰
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| Blog Day : | 3836 | Post No. : | 14845 |
“Mera Jeewan”(1976) was directed by Vindu Shukla for Shreejee International, Bombay. This “social” movie had Vidya Sinha, Ambika Johar, Dushyant, Satyen Kappu, Jairaj, Shivraj, Viju Khote, Dinesh Hingoo, Padma Rani, Arvind Rathod, Baby Guddi, Sunita, Shekhar Purohit, Uday Kumar, Ranveer Raj, Jugnu, Anand Bihari,Harbans Pape, Pardesi, Amrit Patel, Madhavi, Master Ajay, Baby Sabiha etc. A K Hangal (friendly appearance) and Sulochana, Veena and Harindranath Chattopadhyay (special appearances) also figured in the movie.
The movie had four songs in it. Two songs from the movie have been covered in the past, including the title song which was the most popular song from the movie.
When I checked up on the four songs of this movie, I realised that all the four songs were quite popular during its time before they were forgotten.
Here is the third song from “Mera Jeewan”(1976) to appear in the blog. The song is sung by Asha Bhonsle. M G Hashmat is the lyricist. Music is composed by Sapan Jagmohan.
The song is picturised on Vidya Sinha as a “man mein laddoo phootna” genre of song. 🙂
I have not been able to get one word in the lyrics. I request our readers with keener ears to help fill in the blank/ suggest correction as applicable.
Song-Koi mere haathhon mein mehandi laga de (Mera Jeewan)(1976) Singer-Asha Bhonsle, Lyrics-M G Hashmat, MD-Sapan Jagmohan
Lyrics
Koi mere haathhon mein mehandi laga de
Koi mere haathhon mein mehandi laga de
aaj bole re lagan
jisko kehte hain dulhan
koi kaise sajaa de
Koi mere haathhon mein mehandi laga de
Koi mere haathhon mein mehandi laga de
aaj meri aankhon mein chamke pyaar ki jyoti
seep ke man mein muskaaye armaanon ke moti
khushiyon ke moti
pyaar ki jyoti
khushiyon ke moti
pyaar ki jyoti
aaj meri aankhon mein chamke
pyaar ki jyoti
aaj bole mera man
jisko kehte hain sajan
koi us’se milaa de
Koi mere haathhon mein mehandi laga de
Koi mere haathhon mein mehandi laga de
aaj suni kaanon ne mere
dil ki shehnaai
tod ke pinjra panchhi bhaaga
tooti tanhaai
suni shehnaai
tooti tanhaai
suni shehnaai
tooti tanhaai
aaj suni kaanon ne mere
dil ki shehnaai
jaise udti hai pawan
aur jhhoome re gagan
koi kaise uda de
Koi mere haathhon mein mehandi laga de
Koi mere haathhon mein mehandi laga de
aaj bole re lagan
jisko kehte hain dulhan
koi kaise sajaa de
Koi mere haathhon mein mehandi laga de
Koi mere haathhon mein mehandi laga de
Dil todne waale bata ke jaa
Posted on: January 16, 2019
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| Blog Day : | 3834 | Post No. : | 14842 |
Today is the 93rd birth anniversary of O P Nayyar (16 january 1926- 28 january 2007).
According to my calculations, O P Nayyar worked in 73 movies and he composed 569 songs in these movies.
This blog has 472 songs from these movies. So, all 73 Hindi movies where O P Nayyar composed music are represented in the blog. 49 of these movies are already YIPPEED. 24 more of movies with O P Nayyar music are yet to be YIPPEED. In addition, one Non movie song composed by O P Nayyar has also been covered in the blog.
So, just under one hundred of O P Nayyar compositions remain to be covered.
Here is the filmography of O P Nayyar:-
| Movie | Year | No of songs in the blog | No of songs in the movie | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aasmaan | 1952 | 8 | 8 | YIPPEED |
| Chham Chhama Chham | 1952 | 9 | 11 | |
| Baaz | 1953 | 8 | 8 | YIPPEED |
| Aar Paar | 1954 | 8 | 8 | YIPPEED |
| Mangu | 1954 | 4 | 4 | Md Shafi composed 3 other songs |
| Mehbooba | 1954 | 5 | 5 | Roshan composed 4 other songs |
| Baap Re Baap | 1955 | 11 | 11 | YIPPEED |
| Miss Coca Cola | 1955 | 8 | 8 | YIPPEED |
| Mr and Mrs 55 | 1955 | 8 | 8 | YIPPEED |
| Musaafirkhaana | 1955 | 8 | 8 | YIPPEED |
| Sabse Bada Rupaiyya | 1955 | 6 | 6 | Naashaad composed 3 other songs |
| Bhaagam Bhaag | 1956 | 10 | 10 | YIPPEED |
| Chhoomantar | 1956 | 10 | 10 | YIPPEED |
| C I D | 1956 | 7 | 7 | YIPPEED |
| Dhaake ki Malmal | 1956 | 7 | 7 | One song by Robin Chatterji |
| Ham Sab Chor Hain | 1956 | 9 | 9 | YIPPEED |
| Mr Lambu | 1956 | 8 | 8 | YIPPEED |
| Naya Andaaz | 1956 | 11 | 11 | YIPPEED |
| Shrimati 420 | 1956 | 8 | 9 | Tum to hamre man mein bhagwaan ban ke base ho- this balance song in untreceable as of now |
| Bade Sarkaar | 1957 | 4 | 4 | YIPPEED |
| Duniya Rang Rangeeli | 1957 | 8 | 8 | YIPPEED |
| Johny Walker | 1957 | 6 | 6 | YIPPEED |
| Maai Baap | 1957 | 6 | 6 | YIPPEED |
| Naya Daur | 1957 | 9 | 9 | YIPPEED |
| Qaidi | 1957 | 5 | 8 | |
| Tumsa Nahin Dekha | 1957 | 6 | 6 | YIPPEED |
| Ustaad | 1957 | 7 | 7 | YIPPEED |
| 12 o clock | 1958 | 7 | 7 | YIPPEED |
| Farishta | 1958 | 6 | 6 | YIPPEED |
| Howrah Bridge | 1958 | 8 | 8 | YIPPEED |
| Kabhi andhera Kabhi Ujaala | 1958 | 5 | 9 | |
| Mr Qartoon MA | 1958 | 5 | 8 | |
| Mujrim | 1958 | 8 | 8 | YIPPEED |
| Phagun | 1958 | 11 | 11 | YIPPEED |
| Raagini | 1958 | 8 | 12 | YIPPEED |
| Sone Ki Chidiya | 1958 | 8 | 8 | YIPPEED |
| Do Ustaad | 1959 | 8 | 8 | YIPPEED |
| Basant | 1960 | 10 | 14 | |
| Jaali Note | 1960 | 8 | 8 | YIPPEED |
| Kalpana | 1960 | 5 | 10 | |
| Mitti Mein Sona | 1960 | 7 | 7 | YIPPEED |
| Ek Musaafir Ek Haseena | 1962 | 12 | 12 | YIPPEED |
| Hongkong | 1962 | 9 | 9 | YIPPEED |
| Phir Wohi Dil Laaya Hoon | 1963 | 9 | 9 | YIPPEED |
| Kashmir Ki Kali | 1964 | 9 | 9 | YIPPEED |
| Mere Sanam | 1965 | 9 | 9 | YIPPEED |
| Akalmand | 1966 | 7 | 9 | |
| Bahaaren Phir Bhi Aayengi | 1966 | 6 | 6 | YIPPEED |
| Do Dilon Ki Daastaan | 1966 | 7 | 8 | |
| Love and Murder | 1966 | 2 | 6 | |
| Mohabbat Zindagi Hai | 1966 | 5 | 8 | |
| Saawan Ki Ghata | 1966 | 8 | 8 | YIPPEED |
| Ye Raat Phir Na Aayegi | 1966 | 8 | 8 | YIPPEED |
| CID 909 | 1967 | 6 | 6 | YIPPEED |
| Naseehat | 1967 | 3 | 6 | |
| Dil Aur Mohabbat | 1968 | 6 | 6 | YIPPEED |
| Hamsaaya | 1968 | 7 | 7 | YIPPEED |
| Kahin Din Kahin Raat | 1968 | 7 | 7 | YIPPEED |
| Kismat | 1968 | 5 | 5 | YIPPEED |
| Shrimaanji | 1968 | 3 | 6 | |
| Sambandh | 1969 | 5 | 12 | |
| The Killers | 1969 | 1 | 6 | |
| Aisa Bhi Hota Hai | 1971 | 1 | 4 | |
| Ek Baar Muskura Do | 1972 | 8 | 8 | YIPPEED |
| Pran Jaaye Per Vachan Na Jaaye | 1973 | 6 | 6 | YIPPEED |
| Taxi Driver | 1973 | 6 | 6 | YIPPEED |
| Khoon Ka Badla Khoon | 1978 | 1 | 8 | |
| Bin Maa Ke Bachche | 1979 | 1 | 6 | |
| Heera Moti | 1979 | 3 | 6 | |
| Muqaddar Ki Baat (UR) | 1983 | 1 | 8 | |
| Mangni | 1992 | 1 | 8 | |
| Nishchai | 1992 | 1 | 6 | |
| Zidd | 1994 | 1 | 7 | |
| Total | 473 | 569 | YIPPEEED movies=49 | |
As a tribute to O P Nayyar on the occasion of his birth anniversary, here is a song from “Raagini” (1958). This movie was produced by Ashok Kumar and Ganesh and directed by Rakhan for Ashok Productions, Bombay. This “social”movie had Ashok Kumar, Kishore Kuamr, Padmini, Jabeen, Baalam, Sundar, Nazeer Hussain, Achla Sachdev, Ameer Banu, Protima devi, Rajendra, Master Vinod, Baby Leela, Navmi, Ifthhikar, Jamal, Mirajkar, Kathana, < Bhardwaj, Narbada Shankar, Master Raja etc in it.
The movie had twelve songs in it. Eight of these songs have been covered.
Here is the ninth song from "Raagini"(1958) to appear in the blog. The song is sung by Asha Bhonsle. Jaan Nisaar Akhtar is the lyricist. Music is composed buy O P Nayyar.
Only the audio of the song is available. I request our knowledgeable readers to throw light on the picturisation of this song.
Song-Dil todne waale bata ke jaa (Raagini)(1958) Singer-Asha Bhonsle, Lyrics-Jaan Nisaar Akhtar, MD-O P Nayyar
Lyrics
dil todne waale bata ke ja
dil todne waale bata ke ja
dil todne waale bata ke ja
maine tera kya kiya
oye maine tera kya kiya
maine tera kya kiya
oye maine tera kya kiya
dil todne waale bata ke ja
dil todne waale bata ke ja
aa aa
ro ro ke maine pukaara tujhe
toone chhoda magar besahaara mujhe
ro ro ke maine pukaara tujhe
tune chhoda magar besaahaara mujhe
mujhko rulaake kaha chal diya
dil todne waale bata ke ja
dil todne waale bata ke ja
maine tera kya kiya
oye maine tera kya kiya
maine tera kya kiya
oye maine tera kya kiya
dil todne waale bata ke ja
dil todne waale bata ke ja
ye sooni raahen andhera sama
ye sooni raahen andhera sama
ye sooni raahen andhera sama
is dil ko maia leke jaaun kahaan
is dil ko main leke jaaun kahaan
jaaun kahaan haaye jaaun kahaan
dil todne waale bata ke ja
dil todne wale bata ke ja
maine tera kya kiya
oye maine tera kya kiya
maine tera kya kiya
oye maine tera kya kiya
dil todne waale bata ke ja
dil todne waale bata ke ja
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