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Goree tere ang ang mein
Posted on: January 9, 2026
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This article is the 19800th song post in the blog. This article also marks the 300th duet of Kishore Kumar and Asha Bhonsle in the blog.
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That occasion is here again. The occasion when we reach a blog century post and then start wondering which song to cover as the century song. This time, I had a genneral idea that which artists should figure in the sopng. Apart from that, I was just as unprepared for the occasion as I generally am whenever a blog century appears. Acting at the eleventh hour and 59th minute has become aa hit with me it seems. 🙂
I was very clear in my mind (and this clarity came to me when the blog was still some 50 songs short of this century) that the song has to be a duet of Kishore Kumar and Asha Bhonsle. The reason was that together these two prolific and popular singers had as many as 295 duets in the blog and I wanted the blog century to coincide with their 300th duet in the blog.
I think most regulars will agree that the best duets sung by Kishore Kumar and Asha Bhonsle are already showcased in the blog. Take a sample of their songs that are already covered in the blog :-
We can see that the above list (which is indicative not exhaustive) is full of all time classic duets that have already been covered in the blog. Most of them were covered during the earlier days of the blog itself.
Seeing that most great Kishore Kumar-Asha Bhonsle duets were already covered in the blog, finding a suitable duet for the occasion was a tall order for me. I have looked at more than thirty as yet uncovered duets. They were all very good songs, but somehow I was not satisfied in my mind that they suited the occasion. After spending considerable time looking at over thirty songs, I finally decided that I had a suitable song from the occasion. This song, like most Kishore Kumar- Ashha Bhonsle songs listed above, is an all time popular song. There are some other all time popular songs by them in the same era but I did not pick them for various reasons, such as picturisation not upto the mark, the music sounding repetitive etc.
The song that I have picked is a great song to listen to, and a great song to watch. This song appears like a great example to team work. This kind of song situation have been seen quite a few times during the time when this song came up, and so it was a challenge for lyricists to come up with lyrics that would do justice to the song sitution. It must be said that the lyricist has come up with lyrics that were so catchy that the song quickly caught public imagination and the song became a very popular song on loudspeakers.
If one watched the picturisation, one realised that the people who were incharge of picturisation had left no stones (in this case kalse) unturned in getting the song picturised in a grand manner. Water vessels (Kalse) are the major attrackting of the picturisation. An enourmous number of kalse are arranged in different patterns as the song proceeds.
The song begins with female dancers standing in two columns. They throw kalash held by them into sky towards the femaledancersstanding on the opposite column, who catch then expertly like good cricket fielders, and the throw them back from where they came. All this while Sri Devi runs between the two columns,with such good timing that her run does not interrupt the kash throwing that is going on.
When the song begins, Jeetendra and Sri Devi are seen performing various PT exercises that passes for dance. 🙂 Yes, that is what I noticed about the dance movements of the lead pair. 🙂
Overall, it is great singing and great picturisation that keeps the music lovers enthralled throughout the song.
So, here is the 19800th song in the blog which also happens to be the 300th Kishore Kumar-Asha Bhonsle duet in the blog.
The movie is “Tohfa”(1984). It was produced by D Ram Naidu and directed by K Raghavendra Rao for Suresh Productions, Madras. The movie had Jeetendra, Sridevi, Jayaprada, Kader Khan, Shakti Kapoor, Mohan Choti, Urmila Bhatt, Leela Mishra, Jagdeep, Aruna Irani, Jayshree T, Master Rinku etc. Asrani was also there in a friendly appearance.
Tohfa had five songs in it. Two songs have been covered in the blog.
While covering a previous song from this movie, I had commented that Kishore Kumar and Asha Bhonsle had the ability to make an otherwise ordinary song with average lyrics sound wonderful. In a way, they were keeping the standard of HFM high with their singing even though the quality of lyrics and music was going down after 1980s.
Here is a great song from post golden era of HFM that was as good as those composed during the golden era. A song fit to be the 19800th song in the blog and also a song fit to be the 300th Kishore Kumar-Asha Bhonsle duet in the blog.
So we will again take fresh guard and will continue remoselessly in our onward musical journey. Here is hoping that we continue to reach many more destinations in our journey and we continue to find many hidden and forgotten musical gems along the way.
I take this opportunity to thank one and all for their support and encouragement that keeps this musical bandwagon going on and on. We are now just 200 songs short of the magic figure of 20000. A mind boggling figure, but one that is within striking distance.
Video
Audio
Song-Goree tere ang ang mein (Tohfa)(1984) Singers-Kishore Kumar, Asha Bhonsle, Lyricist-Indeewar, MD-Bappi Lahiri
Female Chorus
Lyrics
aa aa
aa aa
aa aa
aa aa
sa sa sa sa ma ma ma ma
ga ga ga ga re re re
sa sa sa sa ma ma ma ma
ga ga ga ga re re re
sa sa sa sa ma ma ma ma
ga ga ga ga re re re
sa sa sa sa ma ma ma ma
ga ga ga ga re re re
aa aa
aa aa
aa aa
aa aa aa
ho o
ho o
ho ho
ho ho
ho ho
goree tere
ang ang mein
roop rang ke
saje huye hain kalse ae ae
haan haan kalse
goree tere
ang ang mein
roop rang ke
saje huye hain kalse ae ae
haan haan kalse
jawaanee
toofaanee
behka ker
ye maanee
dekho na iske jalse ae ae ae ae
dhim taara dhim taara dhim taara
mere nazaare ne maara
dhim taara dhim taara dhim taara
tera nazaara bada pyaara
o o
dhim taara dhim taara dhim taara
mere nazaare ne maara
hey
dhim taara dhim taara dhim taara
tera nazaara bada pyaara
goree tere
ang ang mein
roop rang ke
bhare huye hain kalse ae ae
haan haan kalse
re re re
ma ma ma
sa sa sa
sa ma ga re
sa sa sa sa ma ma ma ma
ga ga ga ga re re re
sa sa sa sa ma ma ma ma
ga ga ga ga re re re
hoga ghaayal
ki naache paayal
ki gaaye kangan mera aa aa
teree ada
hai meethhee sada hai
goonje aangan mera
hoga ghaayal
ki naache paayal
ki gaaye kangan mera aa
teri ada hai meethhee sada hai
goonje aangan mera
pehle to dil mein tu aana na
aayee to dil se tu jaana na
chhed chhed mujhko sata na na na
goree tere ang ang mein
roop rang ke
bhare huye hain kalse ae ae
haan haan kalse
jawaanee
toofaanee
behka ker ye maanee
dekho na iske jalse ae ae ae
dhim taara dhim taara dhim taara
mere nazaare ne maara
haan
dhim taara dhim taara dhim taara
tera nazaara bada pyaara
sa sa sa sa ma ma ma ma
ga ga ga ga re re re
sa sa sa sa ma ma ma ma
ga ga ga ga re re re
bhanvra jise nahieen chhoo saka
hai tu vo kunvaaree kalee
khinchtee gayee main teree taraf
ki aa pahunchee teree galee
bhanvra jise naheen chhoo saka
hai tu vo kunvaaree kalee ee
khinchtee gayee main teree taraf
ki aa pahunchee teree galee
kab se khadee main to teree raahon mein
tu jo chaahe bhar le mujhe baahon mein
tu hee tu hai meree bhee nigaahon mein aen
goree tere ang ang mein
roop rang ke
bhare huye hain kalse ae
haan haan kalse
jawaanee
toofaanee
behka ker
ye maanee
dekho na iske jalse ae ae
dhim taara dhim taara dhim taara
mere nazaare ne maara
haan
dhim taara dhim taara dhim taara
tera nazaara bada pyaara
ho o
dhim taara dhim taara dhim taara
mere nazaare ne maara
arre
dhim taara dhim taara dhim taara
tera nazaara bada pyaara aa
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This article is her 700th song post in the blog.
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6365 | Post No. : | 19740 | Movie Count : |
5171 |
Hullo Atuldom
21st December is the birthday of an actor who made his debut in films in 1986. Though the first film he signed was ‘Tan Badan’, first film for which he started shooting was ‘Love 86’ in June of 1985. ‘Ilzaam’ (release date 28th February 1986) & ‘Love 86’ (release date 14th February 1986) released before his firstsigned ‘Tan Badan’ (release date 25th April 1986).
He was born as the youngest of 5 children and was given the pet name ‘Chi-Chi’ (meaning little finger). His father was former actor Aroon (alias Arun Kumar Ahuja) and singer-actress Nirmala Devi was his mother. He belongs to an ethnically mixed family, as, through his father, his grandfather was Punjabi while his grandmother was Sindhi, but he himself identifies more with his Punjabi side. His paternal side ancestry can be traced to Gujranwala in undivided India & his maternal side had its roots in Varanasi, U.P.
Aroon (Arunkumar Ahuja) came to Mumbai (Bombay back then) to become an actor in the late 1930s. He is best known for appearing in Mehboob Khan’s Aurat (1940). Aroon’s professional career as an actor lasted for 15 years, from 1939 to 1954. In these years, he worked as a hero in 30 films. He produced one unsuccessful film which caused financial loss. The family, living in a bungalow on Mumbai’s Carter Road, moved to Virar, a northern Mumbai suburb. Hence, he wanted his children to be educated before associating with films.
Did I mention that I am writing about Govind Ahuja whom Hindi film fans know as Govinda. He saw ‘Disco Dancer’ (1982), which inspired him to practise dancing for hours. He then made and circulated a promotional VHS cassette to all producers. He was offered jobs in a some commercials. He was offered the role of Abhimanyu in the popular mythological serial Mahabharat (1988) during its casting and he even had auditioned for it. But he was signed by his uncle Anand (born Uday Narayan Singh, we have seen him in a few Hrishikesh Mukherjee films- for example in ‘Golmaal’ as one of Amol Palekar’s friends) for ‘Tan Badan’ which became Govinda’s debut in Hindi Films. And, this actor, Govinda, went to on entertain film goers for the last 39 years. He has seen a lot of ups-n-downs in his career but has been majorly admired for his dancing & comic timing; I would like to add that he is very good in emotional as well as actions scenes. He is still very active and may he continue to do so.
For today’s post I would like to present a song from his first released film (as per date of film releases):- “Love 86”. It was directed by Esmayeel Shroff & produced by Pranlal Mehta. It had Tanuja playing mother to Neelam & Farha (she had not started adding Naaz to her name then). Tanuja’s estranged husband was played by Shafi Inamdar, Asrani played her secretary. Satish Shah & Ravi Baswani played bumbling cops. Rohan Kapoor (singer Mahendra Kapoor’s son) & Govinda played young men who have taken to petty crimes to survive. The young brigade encounter each other, fall in love & manage to keep meeting with lots of help from the father of the girls; the mother opposes as she wants the girls marry brothers from wealthy families so that the girls can stay together in the same family. The movie is a love story so all will be well in the end.
The film had six songs penned by S. H. Bihari (3), Santosh Anand, Sameer & Prem Pandit (one each). Suresh Wadkar, Shailendra Singh, Shabbir Kumar, Kavita Krishnamurthy, Mohammad Aziz, Hemlata & Anuradha Paudwal were the playback singers used.
Today’s song happens when the boys have managed to hoodwink the mother & get permission to go out on a drive with the girls. The bumbling cops, who have been suspended because of the antics of the boys are on the trail of the couples, in disguise of course!
Before I conclude the post I would like to thank my daughter for my first encounter with this blog, through this song post. This opened a whole new world for me, where I could raise ‘farmaishes’ and post my two-bit knowledge as comments.
Atulji, the man behind this blog was kind enough to post one of my mails to him, which had the lyrics of a song from ‘Taxi Taxi’ & I progressed from a commenter to a lyrics contributor, with these songs:-
Jeewan mein hamsafar milte to hain zaroor,
Atulji’s action of converting another mail of mine, which was for the birthday of child actor,(turned adult) Master Satyajeet’s birthday, into this post made me a guest poster on the blog.
Since that post in September 2012, I have slowly moved to a few hundred posts. Here are the songs that accompanied my century posts:-
| Century post | Song | Movie (Year) | Date | Remarks |
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| 100th post | Har aadmee ko biwi ka ghulaam hona chaahiye | Hiraasat (1987) | 6 November 2015 | Remembering Sanjeev Kumar on his death anniversary |
| 200th post | Langee mirchee main Kolhapur kee | Ashaanti (1982) | 19 November 2017 | For Zeenat Aman’s birthday |
| 300th post | Mannu Bhai motor chalee pam pam pam | Phool Khile Hain Gulshan Gulshan (1978) | 4 August 2019 | For Kishore Kumar’s birth anniversary |
| 400th post | Hey suno meree baat chalo mere saath | Ye Gulistaan Hamaara (1972) | 3 December 2020 | Remembering Dev Anand on his death anniversary |
| 500th post | Aa meree jaan main tujhmein apnee jaan rakh doon | Chaandni (1989) | 24 February 2022 | Tribute to Lata Mangeshkar |
| 600th post | Hulchal machaa dee toone hulchal | Main Solah Baras Ki (1998) | 3 December 2023 | Remembering Dev Anand on his death anniversary |
I must also mention that I have come across many knowledgeable film lovers who are store houses of knowledge after I became a regular follower of the blog. I should thank Atulji for making me a part of this elite world which I love to call Atuldom. I have learnt to enjoy songs for the singing, writing & composition after becoming an Atulite; before 2009 I associated songs with the images accompanying them. I know the background stories with the songs, along with finding versions of some popular songs that I would have otherwise overlooked as being vintage or pre-historic songs; I would like to mention the Ashok Kumar sung version (as an example) of ‘ek chatur naar’ here which I would have labelled pre-historic. 🙂
Song-Aa mohabbat ko koi naya naam den (Love 86)(1986) Singers-Kavita Krishnamurthy, Mohammad Aziz, Lyricist-S H Bihari, MD-Laxmikant Pyarelal
Both
Lyrics
pyaar kee had se
aage nikal aaye hum
aa aa mohabbat ko koi ee naya naam den
aa aa mohabbat ko koi naya naam den
pyar kee had se
aage nikal aaye hum
aa aa ibaadat ko koi ee ee naya naam den
aa aa mohabbat ko koi ee naya naam den
aa aa aa aa
ye nigaahen uthheen
wo fasaane baney
aankh ke bol
kab kisee ne sune
dil se dil mil gaya
ab zamaane se kya aa aa
aa aa izaazat ko koi naya naam den
aa mohabbat ko koi naya naam den
aa aa aa
jab se toone chhua
ik nasha sa chha gaya ho
jab se toone chhua
ik nasha sa chha gaya ho
dard mein zindagee ka
maza aa gaya
dhadkanon ko naheen
dhadkanon se gila aa aa
aa shikaayat ko koi naya naam den
aa mohabbat ko koi naya naam den
aa aa aa aa
tere daaman kee khushboo se mehkee rahoon
bin piye hee sada ladkhadaaya karoon oon
kabhee main tere dil ko sataaya karoon
kabhee maim tere dil ko jalaaya karoon
dekh kar bhee tujhe an-dekha karoon oon
aa sharaat ko koi naya naam den
aa mohabbat ko koi ee naya naam den
pyaar kee hadd se
aage nikal aaye hum
aa mohabbat ko koi ee naya naam den
aa ibaadat ko
koi naya naam den
aa aa aa aa
Mere sanam tera khat milaa
Posted on: December 18, 2025
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This article is the 1000th song post in the blog during the year 2025.
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6362 | Post No. : | 19729 | Movie Count : |
5168 |
Pancham’s Music – Eighties-to-Nineties (1981-1994…) Duets-4
In the series of Pancham’s duet compositions from the eighties-nineties, today we introduce a duet song from the movie ‘Palay Khan-1986’.
This movie ‘Palay Khan-1986’ also makes its debut on the blog today.
This movie was produced by Skahti Samanta and directed by Ashim Samanta for Untied Producers & Shakti Films. It was passed by Censor Board on 03.12.1986. It had Jackie Shroff, Poonam Dhillon, Farha Naaz, Suresh Oberoi, Shakti Kapoor and Anupam Kher. They were supported by Sushma Seth, Puneet Issar, Satyen Kappu, Dinesh Thakur, Mac Mohan, Roopesh Kumar, Bob Christo, Kamal Kapoor, Tom Alter, Manek Irani, Zubeda, Rasinder Singh, Tito Singh, Mahender Tyagi, Tarana, Shivangi, Gurvinder, Abhishek Ahuja and others. Preeti Sapru made a guest appearance in this movie and actor Raza Murad had a friendly appearance in this movie.
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This article marks the 600th song post of Chitragupta in the blog as a music director.
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6357 | Post No. : | 19710 | Movie Count : |
5167 |
In this article, I am presenting a song, ‘suno aye duniyawaalon ek naya paighaam laaya hoon’ from an incomplete film, ‘Naya Mandir’ (1961). It was directed by Kishore Sahu. It had Manoj Kumar, Mala Sinha and Mehmood in main roles. I came to know of this song on the audio album of ‘Film Hi Film’ (1983). Unfortunately, this song seems to have been deleted from the VCD of the film available on one of the video sharing platforms. Since video clip of the song is available in continuation of the scene from ‘Film Hi Film. (1983), it can be construed that the song was included in the film.
Shahab Ahmed, the producer of ‘Film Hi Film’ (1983) had earlier produced ‘Cinema Cinema’ (1979). During his visit to Bombay Film Laboratory, he was astonished to see cans of more than 2000 unfinished films lying in the laboratory. Shahab Ahmed thought that a lot of efforts had gone into making these films which unfortunately remained incomplete for various reasons. So, he came with the idea of incorporating scenes and songs from a few select incomplete films to make a full-length feature film [Source: ‘…and Pran’ (2005) by Bunny Rueben].
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This article is the 19700th song post in the blog.This article marks Lata Mangeshkar’s 100th song in the blog from movies released in 1970.
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6354 | Post No. : | 19700 |
As it is, Blog century is a regular and recurring destination for the blog. after we arrive at a blog century, we do not take a pause rather keep continuing to cover more and more songs in the blog and before we realise, we are staring at the next blog century.
This has taught me a lesson that When you do not worry about the destination then you reach your destination almost painlessly and unnoticeably.When one thinks about it, one realises that we have had as many as 196 blog centuries already and now we are only blog century number 197, viz blog song post number 19700.
This blog century has been reached in 26 days, which appears quite a good pace for the blog at present. We cannot compare this rate from the last decade when we were clocking centuries in 16 days but then we were one decade younger at that time and we had far more energy.
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Hawwaa Aziza Hawwaa
Posted on: December 5, 2025
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This song post marks the 300th song of Usha Khanna in the blog as a music director.
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6349 | Post No. : | 19678 |
‘Main Hoon Alladin’ (1965) was produced by K N Sippy and was directed by Mohmmed Hussain. The cast included Ajit, Saeeda Khan, Madan Puri, Maruti, David, Amar, Jagirdar, Sham Kumar, Ratnamala, Mumtaz Begum, Munshi Munaka, Mulchand, Khalil, Nazir Kashmiri, Habib and others. The film was based on ‘Arabian Nights’ stories and belongs to ‘costume and fantasy’ genre.
The film is available in the VCR format. Though the film is in colour, the quality of both video and audio is not up to the mark. There appears to be some deletion of scenes at a few places as the story does not give a feel of a smooth changeover. As it is, the story of the film itself appears to be an amalgam of sub-plots. The first part mostly covers the character around Alladin and his love interest, Salma while the second part mostly gives the impression of a repeat of the fairytales of ‘Alladin and the Wonderful Lamp’. Still, the film is interesting to watch and all the songs are melodious.
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Gaadee chhuk chhuk chaltee hai
Posted on: December 1, 2025
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.
This post is his 1200th article in the blog as a guest poster. This song post is the 3500th song of Asha Bhonsle in the blog as a playback singer.
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6345 | Post No. : | 19662 |
#the Decade of Eighties – 1981 – 1990 #
The song in this post is again a song from the Hindi films of the year 1983. The movie is ‘Beqaraar-1983’.
It was directed by V.B. Rajendra Prasad for Jagpati Art Pictures, Madras. V.B. Rajendra Prasad was also the producer for this movie and he also wrote the screenplay of this movie. This movie was passed by the Censor Board on 01.08.1983. The cast of this movie has Ashok Kumar, Sanjay Dutt, Mohnish Behl, Padmini Kolhapure, Supriya Pathak, Om Shivpuri, Satyen Kappu, Asrani, Mohan Choti, Tez Sapru, Chand Usmani, Poornima, Dulari, Seema, and Yasmeen Khan, Sangeeta Behl, Tulsi Devi, Kirti Singh, Aslam Farshauri, Mahmood Khan, Master Manoj, Master Dambu and others.
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Pragato re Praan deep
Posted on: November 14, 2025
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This article is the 19600th song post in the blog.
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6328 | Post No. : | 19600 |
“Mata Mahakali” (1968) was produced and directed by Dhirubhai Desai for Sharad Productions, Bombay. The movie had Shahu Modak, Jaishree Gadkar, Ashish Kumar, Nalini Chonker,Jayant Bhatt, Shahanaz, Mahesh Bhatt, Jayshree Mehta, Polson, Saraswati Devi, B.M.Vyas etc in it.
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This article is the 19500th song post in the blog. This article is the 3400th song of Mohammad Rafi in the blog as a playback singer.
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6300 | Post No. : | 19500 |
The previous post published earlier today was post number 19499. Eagle eyed regulars may have also noticed that today was 6300th day for the blog. So, going by past experience, they must be expecting the blog century post today.
They are not wrong, of course. When I noticed that we were approaching 6300th day for the blog, I decided to coincide that with blog century post. That meant I had to slow down from the usual rate of posts (3 to 4 posts a day) for a couple of days.
It is not the first time when blog century post has appeared on such a round hundred day for the blog. 18700th post had appeared on on 6000th day. Earlier 16900th post had appeared on 5000th day of the blog.
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