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Zindagi Wo Kya Na Pyaar Jis Mein Ho
Posted on: July 19, 2018
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This article is written by Raja, 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 sites like lyricstrans.com and ibollywoodsongs.com etc then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.
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ASAD 10th Anniversary Celebrations – 15
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It has been a while since my last post here – and I have no excuses for this. I will not cite “been busy” as an excuse, because, if I’m honest, I could certainly have found time for a post. If anything, the only reason for not posting is my sheer laziness. And laziness is never, and should never be, an acceptable excuse. So, no excuses. Mea culpa.
One thing though. While I might not be posting frequently, this blog is never far from my heart. It might not be apparent from my recent (non-existent) interactions but this is fact. Whether I post here or not, this blog is very special to me. After all, I have been involved with it from day one. So I request everyone to please excuse my prolonged absence. (Some might consider it not such a bad thing. 🙂 )
Anyway, let me get to the point now. I am not the story here – something else is. Something much bigger than me and my mundane blabbering. Yes, this post is part of a series that marks a very special occasion for this blog. An occasion that speaks to an achievement so momentous, so mind-boggling that it calls for a “lifetime achievement award” for the creator of the blog.
This blog, our beloved blog, completes TEN years today – the first post here appeared on 19th July 2008.
I know I will never be able to do justice to the emotions I am experiencing right now. Words just cannot fully express these feelings. But I’ll try to share some of my thoughts on this occasion. They will be rambling, as usual – but I hope that’s ok.
TEN years. In the history of civilizations, TEN years is nothing. Even in inter-stellar references, depending on context, TEN years is nothing.
But in the world of blogging, TEN years of continuous blogging is HUGE. Mind-blowingly awe-inspiringly HUGE. Or, to use a very common American term, AWESOME. The operative word here is “continuous”. Most blogs out here (and there are countless numbers) are started with great enthusiasm. It doesn’t matter what the blog is about – but, much like exercise, the enthusiasm sees a dramatic drop over time. This could be days, weeks, or, for the more dogged, months. The blog marathoners might just push it into a few years, but there is usually a visible decline in tempo – much like a vehicle that has run its mileage, but is being started everyday just so it doesn’t come to a complete halt. Thus you see a post surface on the blog after months – as if to signal the blog (and the writer) is still alive.
I am not exaggerating. Yours truly also has a potpourri-like blog – started many years ago with considerable enthusiasm. The live update on the situation is that I can’t even remember when I last posted anything on the blog. Must be a few months at least, if not more. And I am in pretty good company. Thousands of blogs suffer this fate.
That is where this Atul-song-a-day blog, so beloved to us, stands out. Separate from all the other blogs out there. It is one thing to clock ten years. There must be plenty of blogs created before 19th July 2008 and still active. But I wonder how many of those have posts almost EVERY SINGLE DAY day since then. And if they do, I am almost sure they must be commercial blogs, run for profit. By probably an army of people dedicated to the job. In comparison, here it is very different.
We have Atul – who started this blog purely as a labour of love. To this day, even ten years later, it remains that. Yes, he’s helped by Sudhir ji now (and that’s a huge help!) but it’s still one hell of an ask to keep posting every single day. But they do it – Atul and Sudhir ji. The rest of us, Atulites, enjoy the blog, discuss songs, write posts at times (cough, cough!) – but it is basically run by Atul and Sudhir ji.
The most amazing thing about this is that they are both very busy people otherwise – so they have plenty to do, even apart from taking care of this blog. And like I’ve said many times before, every post involves a certain degree of effort. There’s no compromise on quality, so it’s not just a hurried hashed job for the sake of posting something. No compromise on accuracy, whether in the lyrics or in the post itself. If it means needing to listen to a song umpteen times (and Atul has done that), so be it! And apart from the post, there are the other features – the analysis, statistics. All of this demands time too. And besides what we see, they are always working on something in the background.
And oh, I forgot to mention, there’s always the risk of infrastructure failing – whether a power failure, or internet connectivity issue. Over these ten years Atul has been posted in multiple towns – each with its infrastructure challenges. When I consider all this, I can only say that it takes a very special level of love and dedication to HFM to be able to achieve so much, with all constraints and demands on their time.
I would also like to compliment and congratulate not just Atul and Sudhir ji, but everyone who has been part of this wonderful journey, in any capacity. There have been many – some stalwarts too (I shall not take names, we all know who they are 🙂 ) – who have contributed to this blog immensely.
Thanks to this blog, we have all come together, from all over the world, from diverse backgrounds – but with music as our common love and bonding factor. Without this blog, that would not have happened.
Of course, on such an occasion, it is normal to also reflect on the journey. My mind goes back to that first song , posted on 19th July 2008. “Miley Na Phool To Kaanton Se Dosti Kar Li” – Rafi Saab’s divine voice, meaningful lyrics by Kaifi Azmi, composition by Roshan. This song started the journey.
My comment appears on 21st July – so two days later. That is because I got to know about the blog only then. Atul and I were part of this cricket forum – both of us share this interest too, apart from music. Although the forum was primarily meant for cricket discussion, we would discuss a lot of other stuff too – mostly fun stuff. Given our interest, we naturally discussed songs too.
Atul and I (and a few others) would post songs on the forum every now and then. Atul had a thread ‘train songs’, I had a thread ‘songs that inspire me’ and so on.
Around this time Atul started a blog to discuss some of his experiences – I remember him blogging about Binaca Geet Mala, and the famous Jaimala programme of Vividh Bharati. Then one fine day, Atul announced on the cricket forum that he had started a new blog for songs. This announcement was on 21st July 2008 – I promptly visited the blog. Read the post, listened to the song – and left a comment. Shalini, another friend on the forum, also was one of the earliest visitors and commenters on the blog.
At that time, the intention was only one song a day. Which explains the blog name.
But of course, with one song a day, you would not get very far even in ten years. And our thirst wouldn’t get quenched. 🙂
In those early days, I used to give Atul a lot of farmaishes. He was obviously posting songs of his liking – I liked them too, but I had so many other songs that I wanted to see on the blog. So I used to send him requests – lists of 10 songs at a time. Not necessarily very famous songs – I remember even giving a farmaish for “Paape Na Sharma” (film ‘Sagaai’, 1966) – a song I distinctly remember from my childhood.
Around that time, Lalitha also joined in. She was a regular commenter – and would give her farmaishes too. For a while, I felt less guilty – I wasn’t the only one making demands on Atul. Poor Atul! He had started with the intention of posting one song of his choice every day. And here he was, trying to cater to long lists of farmaishes – many probably not even songs of his choice. Yet, he didn’t complain (“Aah Bhi Nikle To Ye Pyaar Ki Rusvaai Hai” ?). He tried gamely to post them all – and possibly realized that at one song a day, it wasn’t going to be feasible.
After a while (I don’t know when – Atul would know the exact dates), he switched to multiple songs a day. That was a big boost for thirsty people like me. 🙂 He kept making improvements to the blog. One feature after another. Statistics. Anniversary page. At that time it was totally a one-man show. He somehow managed to keep posting everyday. The write-up was entirely his at the time.
Then, one day, he asked me if I would do a write-up. I was a bit nervous – but said ok. That was the start for me – this is my 201st post. In these 200 posts, I’ve had the opportunity to pay tribute to several artistes on their birth/death anniversaries or blog landmark occasions – all thanks to Atul.
The blog itself now covers 14500+ songs – I would say it is the richest, most composite, repository of HFM on the internet, especially if you consider that it includes many obscure songs, and is a package of lyrics, video/audio AND a write-up for every single song posted. In any case, we are not in competition with anyone – like I’ve said before, this is a labour of love. We keep building the repository – and the process itself is an enjoyable one. For me personally, this blog has enriched my knowledge of HFM SO much I cannot begin to explain in words. I have discovered SO many gems only through this blog.
And oh, the knowledge of Atulites here! I feel SO humbled. I know nothing, and am happy to learn more from our inhouse encyclopaedia, Arunji. Or Sadanandji, whose knowledge is also immense. And others too. The important thing I realize is that I will not get this information anywhere else on the internet – it is in their heads, often coming from a book or an interview or article ages ago. The internet is not as complete (or even as accurate) a source as many think. We need to keep adding new (accurate) content to it.
And this blog is doing a great job in this respect. Even the comments section are a treasure house of trivia and rare information. For example, when Arunji discusses a song from a film, he doesn’t talk only about the film. He talks about the circumstances in which the film was made, the times, the background of the artistes, director, producer and so on. That gives a very different, and much-enriched, perspective of the film. And this, I feel, is something very special on this blog. It is not merely a song video/audio/lyrics effort. There’s a story behind it that brings the song and film seemingly to life.
And I just love those stories. 🙂
Apart from the blog itself, there is the ecosystem that has got created around it. All the people who came together because of the blog but are now good friends, part of whatsapp group and so on. Some of us have met each other too. Music bonds anyway – and this blog has taken the bonding to a different level. And being part of this journey from day one has been an absolute privilege for me. I have enjoyed it thoroughly and cherish every moment.
Talking of the journey brings me to the song for this post. This is from Jawaab (1970). The lyrics have been provided to me by Avinash ji. When I told him I was planning to do a write-up on this song, he immediately offered to provide me with the lyrics – in English and Devanagari. He is so passionate about this blog, and so helpful – thank you SO much, Avinash ji.
I have picked this song for two main reasons. First, I wanted a fun song to reflect a fun occasion. Secondly, and probably more importantly, some of the lyrics completely resonate with me.
zindagi wo kya
na pyaar jis mein ho
saath agar ho saathi dil ka
mazaa safar mein hai
How absolutely true! What is life without love in it? And indeed, the journey of life is made enjoyable, thanks to the presence of friends on this journey. Otherwise it would be a lonely journey.
The same is totally true of this blog. The journey, now of ten years, has been made thoroughly enjoyable, certainly for me, thanks to the presence of friends on this journey.
And
baant na lein kyon aapas mein
jo dard jigar mein hai
Also true. We share good and bad times, as we go through this journey. So I felt this song suits this occasion very well.
As for the picturisation, I quite like the zany dancing of, then Jumping Jack, Jeetendra. Even by his crazy standards, some of the moves here are of a different level. Leena Chandavarkar too, probably trying not to be outdone, comes up with some moves of her own. All in all, a totally fun song which I am sure most people will enjoy.
Thanks for reading this post – and once again, congratulations to everyone who has been a part of this journey.
mazaa safar mein hai
Yes, indeed. 🙂
Song – Zindagi Wo Kya Na Pyaar Jis Mein Ho (Jawaab) (1970) Singer – Mohammed Rafi, Lata Mangeshkar, Lyrics – Rajendra Krishan, MD – Laxmikant Pyaarelal
Mohammed Rafi + Lata Mangeshkar
Lyrics (Provided by Avinash Scrapwala)
zindagi wo kyaa
na pyaar jismen ho
saath agar ho saathi dil ka
mazaa safar mein hai
zindagi wo kyaa
na pyaar jismen ho
saath agar ho saathi dil ka
mazaa safar mein hai
akele tum ho
akele ham hai
akele tum ho
akele ham hai
saath agar ho saathi dil ka
mazaa safar mein hai
zindagi wo kyaa
na pyaar jismen ho
saath agar ho saathi dil ka
mazaa safar mein hai
akele tum ho
akele ham hai
saath agar ho saathi dil ka
mazaa safar mein hai
ho jaa ho jaa aye dil
kisika ho jaa aa
kisika ho jaa aa
jahaan bhi dekhen aankh ki masti
kho jaa aa
naadaan kho jaa aa
hai pyaar ki fursat kitni
bas raat jawaan hai jitni
o ho ho ho o o o
akele tum ho
akele tum ho
akele ham hai
akele ham hai
baant na le kyun aapas mein
jo dard jigar mein hai
zindagi wo kyaa
na pyaar jismen ho
saath agar ho saathi dil ka
mazaa safar mein hai
sehmi sehmi kyun hai dhadkan dil ki
main naa jaanoon
pad na gayi ho aankh kisi qaatil ki
main naa jaanoon
jab chal jaata hai jadoo
phir dil par kaisaa kaaboo
o ho ho ho o o o
akele tum ho
akele tum ho
akele ham hai
akele ham hai
hothon par bhi le aao
jo baat nazar mein hai
zindagi wo kyaa
na pyaar jismen ho
saath agar ho saathi dil ka
mazaa safar mein hai
akele tum ho
akele tum ho
akele ham hai
akele ham hai
akele ham hai
akele tum ho
akele ham hai
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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Avinash Scrapwala)
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ज़िंदगी वो क्या
न प्यार जिसमें हो
साथ अगर हो साथी दिल का
मज़ा सफ़र में हैं
ज़िंदगी वो क्या
न प्यार जिसमें हो
साथ अगर हो साथी दिल का
मज़ा सफ़र में हैं
अकेले तुम हो
अकेले हम है
अकेले तुम हो
अकेले हम है
साथ अगर हो साथी दिल का
मज़ा सफ़र में हैं
ज़िंदगी वो क्या
न प्यार जिसमें हो
साथ अगर हो साथी दिल का
मज़ा सफ़र में हैं
अकेले तुम हो
अकेले हम है
साथ अगर हो साथी दिल का
मज़ा सफ़र में हैं
हो जा हो जा अय दिल
किसी का हो जा आ
किसी का हो जा आ
जहां भी देखें आँख कि मस्ती
खो जा आ
नादान खो जा आ
है प्यार कि फुर्सत कितनी
बस रात जवान है जितनी
हो हो हो हो ओ ओ ओ
अकेले तुम हो
अकेले तुम हो
अकेले हम है
अकेले हम है
बाँट न ले क्यूँ आपस में
जो दर्द जिगर में है
ज़िंदगी वो क्या
न प्यार जिसमें हो
साथ अगर हो साथी दिल का
मज़ा सफ़र में हैं
सहमी सहमी क्यूँ है धड़कन दिल कि
मैं ना जानूं
पड़ न गयी हो आँख किसी कातिल कि
मैं ना जानूं
जब चल जाता है जादू
फिर दिल पर कैसा काबू
हो हो हो हो ओ ओ ओ
अकेले तुम हो
अकेले तुम हो
अकेले हम है
अकेले हम है
होठों पर भी ले आओ
जो बात नज़र में है
ज़िंदगी वो क्या
न प्यार जिसमें हो
साथ अगर हो साथी दिल का
मज़ा सफ़र में हैं
अकेले तुम हो
अकेले तुम हो
अकेले हम है
अकेले हम है
अकेले तुम हो
अकेले तुम हो
अकेले हम है
अकेले हम है
Tu Chaand Nagar Ki Shehzaadi
Posted on: June 27, 2018
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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 sites like lyricstrans.com and ibollywoodsongs.com etc then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.
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Hullo Atuldom
I know of two movies that go by the name ‘Duniya’. One was in 1968 which had Dev Anand and Vyjayantimala in the lead and the second ‘Duniya’ (1984) had Dev Anand’s contemporary Dilip Kumar with Ashok Kumar in central roles around which Rishi Kapoor and Amrita Singh’s characters were built.
The ‘Duniya’ that came in 1968 was directed by T Prakash Rao and had a lot of popular songs like “Dooriyan Nazdeekiyan”; “Falsafa Pyar Ka Tum Kya Jaano”; the fun song “Tu Hi Meri Laxmi Tu Hi Meri Chhaaya” etc. SH Bihari, Gopaldas ‘Neeraj’, Shailendra and Hasrat Jaipuri were the lyricists and Shankar-Jaikishan were the music directors.
On going through the blog, I found that one more ‘Duniya’ is listed, which released in 1948 and had C Ramchandra for composer. I don’t have any knowledge about this movie other than the fact that on this blog all the songs from this movie are covered. For that matter even the 1968 movie has all its songs on the blog.
So now that brings us to ‘Duniya’ which released in 1984. It was produced by Yash Johar of Dharma Productions and directed by Ramesh Talwar of ‘Baseraa’ and ‘Doosra Aadmi’ fame. Its story, screenplay & dialogues are credited to Javed Akhtar. It had an impressive cast headed by Ashok Kumar and Dilip Kumar (as I have said earlier) ably supported by their colleagues of the 1950s and 1960s viz: Pran, Pradeep Kumar, and Prem Chopra. Saira Banu made a special appearance, her sole release after she retired in 1976/77. (One of her movies with Vinod Mehra as co-star, completed in 1976 released in 1988.) ‘Duniya’ also had Amrish Puri to complete the trio who wreak havoc in the life of Mohan Kumar (Dilip Kumar) which leads to the family getting separated, wife dying etc. This means that the movie belonged to the action/ drama/ revenge genre. This movie had RD Burman’s music for songs penned by Javed Akhtar.
There is a re-run by the satellite channel Zee Classic of it programme ‘Classic Legends with Javed Akhtar’ which is basically a guided biography of legends who gave Hindi film industry some iconic movies and music. I happened to see an episode of this where RD Burman’s music was showcased. In the course of the programme Javed Akhtar has mentioned a song from ‘Duniya’ (1984).
As we all know a song is made when poetry is set to tune in a manner that it can be sung. There are times when the reverse can also happen. A musician thinks of a tune and has a song written to go with it. Javed Akhtar spoke of a song where RD had a tune for which the mukhda (opening stanza) would end in a tune that follows the tune of “Tanhaayi Mein Tadpaane Ko” from SD Burman’s song “Jeewan Ke Safar Mein Raahi” from ‘Munim ji’ (1955). He was telling it was almost as if RD was paying tribute to his father.
Today on RD’s 78th birth anniversary I think we should have this particular song. ‘Duniya’ was not that successful and I don’t think any of its songs are in public memory. Even I remembered it only when I heard Javed Akhtar mention it. Everytime a movie flops, it takes its music of the movie down with it. I think this is what happened to the songs of this film.
So here is the song which was written by Javed Akhtar for a tune set by RD Burman inspired by his father’s tune. It is sung by Kishore Kumar to Rishi Kapoor’s lip-syncing. We can also see Amrish Puri overseeing the actions of Rishi Kapoor and Javed Khan, the fellow who walks away with Amrita’s bag.
Video
Audio
Song – Tu Chaand Nagar Ki Shehzaadi (Duniya) (1984) Singer – Kishore Kumar, Lyrics – Javed Akhtar, MD – RD Burman
Lyrics
ho ho oo oo
o ho oo oo
lala la laala laa
tu chand nagar ki shehzaadi
main is dharti ka banjaara
tu chand nagar ki shehzaadi
main is dharti ka banjaara
tu mehlon mein rehne waali
main galiyon galiyon awaara
tu chand nagar ki shehzaadi
mai is dharti ka banjaara
tu mehlon mein rehne waali
main galiyon galiyon awaara
main ik hawa ka jhonka
tu phool hai
itna tujh ko chahoon
fuzool hai
main aaj yahaan aur kal hoon wahaan
tujhe apna gulshan hi pyaara
tu mehlon mein rehne waali
main galiyon galiyon awaara
tera mera do pal ka saath hai
sach hai ye sab kismat ki baat hai
har dil me yahaan tu hai mehman
main beghar bedar bechaara
tu mehlon mein rehne waali
main galiyon galiyon awaara
lab na hilen to aankho se kaam le
jaane waali mera salaam le
mere pichle janam ke bhale the karam
to mil jaoonga dobara
tu mehlon mein rehne waali
main galiyon galiyon awaara
tu chand nagar ki shehzaadi
mai is dharti ka banjaara
tu mehlon mein rehne waali
main galiyon galiyon awaara
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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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हो हो ओ ओ
ओ हो ओ ओ
लाला ल लाsला लाss
तू चाँद नगर की शहज़ादी
मैं इस धरती का बंजारा
तू चाँद नगर की शहज़ादी
मैं इस धरती का बंजारा
तू महलों में रहने वाली
मैं गलियों गलियों बंजारा
तू चाँद नगर की शहज़ादी
मैं इस धरती का बंजारा
तू महलों में रहने वाली
मैं गलियों गलियों बंजारा
मैं इक हवा का झोंका
तू फूल है
इतना तुझको चाहूँ
फुज़ूल है
मैं आज यहाँ और कल हूँ वहाँ
तुझे अपना गुलशन है प्यारा
तू महलों में रहने वाली
मैं गलियों गलियों बंजारा
तेरा मेरा दो पल का साथ है
सच हैं ये सब किस्मत की बात है
हर दिल में यहाँ तू है मेहमां
मैं बेघर बेदर बेचारा
तू महलों में रहने वाली
मैं गलियों गलियों बंजारा
लब ना हिलें तो आँखों से काम ले
जाने वाली मेरा सलाम ले
मेरे पिछले जनम के भले थे करम
तो मिल जाऊंगा दोबारा
तू महलों में रहने वाली
मैं गलियों गलियों बंजारा
तू चाँद नगर की शहज़ादी
मैं इस धरती का बंजारा
तू महलों में रहने वाली
मैं गलियों गलियों बंजारा
Ho chehra hai ya chaand khila hai
Posted on: June 17, 2018
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The Golden era of HFM was well and truly over after 1980s, with Disco “music” sounding the death knell of HFM as we knew till then. In these “music”, lyrics were all but dispensed with.
HFM continued to have a few nice songs even during the “disco” era. There were still some artists who refused to compromise with quality and refused to stoop to the new low that was set as the new standards of HFM post 1980.
“Saagar”(1985) was one such movie whose music felt like a breath of fresh air during that era. This movie had come from the stables of a well known and well respected production house, one that had given us “Sholay”(1975).
“Saagar”(1985) was Produced by G P Sippy and directed by Ramesh Sippy. The movie had Rishi Kapoor, Kamal Haasan, Dimple Kapadia, Saeed Jaffrey, Shafi Inamdaar, Nadira, A K Hangal, Madhur Jaffrey, Satish Kaushik, Goga Kapoor, Kiran Vairale, Lilliput, Shobha Khote, Sudhir Pandey, Sharat Saxena, Mushtaq Merchant, Jairaj etc in it.
The movie had seven songs in it. Three of these songs have been covered in the past.
Here is the fourth song from “Saagar”(1985) to appear in the blog. This song is sung by Kishore Kumar. Jawed Akhtar, who wrote the script of “Sholay”(1975) alongwith Salim Khan as Salim Jawed, had turned a lyricist by then. “Saagar”(1975) was one of the first (if not the first) movies where he penned lyrics.
R D Burman composed the music.
The song is picturised as a club song where Rishi Kapoor, holding a guitar, is seen lip syncing this song. The song is addressed to his long separated flame (played by Dimple Kapadia). Rishi Kapoor and Dimple Kapadia had last actded together in “Bobby”(1973) which was the launch vehcle for Rishi Kapoor as well as Dimple Kapadia. while Rishi Kapoor successfully got launched and established, Dimple Kapadia, in a surprise movie married Rajesh Khanna and vanished from films. It was more than one decade later that she was persuaded to make comeback to movies. She made quite a stunning comback in movie like “Aitbaar”(1985) and “Saagar”(1985).
Music of these movies were quie stunning and played stellar roles in the box office success of these movies.
The song under discussion is one such song. It remains a timeless classic to this day.
Song-Ho chehra hai ya chaand khila hai (Saagar)(1985) Singer-Kishore Kumar, Lyrics-Jawed Akhtar, MD-R D Burman
Chorus
Lyrics
ho chehra hai yaa chaand khila hai
zulf ghaneri shaam hai kya
saagar jaisi aankhon waali
ye to bata tera naam hai kya
chehra hai yaa chaand khila hai
zulf ghaneri shaam hai kya
saagar jaisi aankhon waali
ye to bata tera naam hai kya
arre tu kya jaane teri khaatir
kitna hai betaab ye dil
tu kya jaane dekh rahaa hai
kaise kaise khwaab ye dil
dil kehtaa hai tu hai yahaan
to jaataa lamhaa thham jaaye
waqt ka dariyaa behte behte
is manzar mein jam jaaye
toone deewaanaa dil ko banaayaa
is dil par ilzaam hai kya
saagar jaisi aankhon waali
ye to bata tera naam hai kya
ho aaj mai tujhase door sahi
aur tu mujhse anjaan sahi
tera saath nahin paaun to
khair tera aramaan sahi
lalalalala
lalalalala
lalalalala
lalalalala
lalalalalala
lalalalalaa
laalaalaa
ho ye armaan ho
shor nahin ho
khaamoshi ke mele hon
is duniya mein koi nahin ho
ham donon hi akele hon
tere sapne dekh rahaa hoon
aur meraa ab kaam hai kya
saagar jaisi aankhon waali
ye to bataa tera naam hai kya
chehra hai yaa chaand khila hai
zulf ghaneri shaam hai kya
saagar jaisi aankhon waali
ye to bata tera naam hai kya
Gora bhi achcha kaala bhi achcha
Posted on: June 13, 2018
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| Blog Day : | 3617 | Post No. : | 14420 |
“Samrat” (1954) was directed by Najam Naqvi for Filmistan, Bombay. The movie had Ajit, Rehana, D.K.Sapru, Ram Singh, Kamlesh Kumari, Minoo Mumtaz, Randhir, Mumtaz Ali, Rajan Haksar, Srinath, S.L.Puri etc in it.
The movie had nine songs in it. Seven songs have been covered in the past.
Here is the eighth song from “Samrat” (1954) to appear in the blog. This song is sung by Geeta Dutt. Rajinder Krishan is the lyricist. Music is composed by Hemant Kumar.
Only the audio of the song is available. I request our knowledgeable readers to throw light on the picturisation of this song.
When I listened to the song, I was sure that another song was the inspiration behind this song but I was not able to recall what song that was. Then my tubelight memory lit up and I remembered that the inspirational song hind this song wa Shola jo bhadke dil mera dhadke(Albela )
Gora bhi achcha kaala bhi achcha (Samrat)(1954) Singer-Geeta Dutt, Lyrics-Rajinder Krishan, MD-Hemant Kumar
Lyrics
hey
gora bhi achcha
kaala bhi achcha
gora bhi achcha
kaala bhi achcha
achcha magar dilwaala
chaahe gora chaahe kaala hai
gora bhi achcha
kaala bhi achcha
achcha magar dilwaala
chaahe gora chaahe kaala hai
gora bhi achcha
kaala bhi achcha
aankh jawaani ki chupke se lad gayi
aankh jawaani ki chupke se lad gayi
chupke se lad gayi ee
gore ko chhod ke
kaale pe pad gayi
gore ko chhod ke
kaale pe pad gayi
dil mein sama gaya kaala kaala kaala kaala kaala
gora bhi achcha kaala bhi achcha
achcha magar dilwaala
chaahe gora chaahe kaala hai
gora bhi achcha
kaala bhi achcha
sab se zaalim hai wo lutera
sab se zaalim hai wo lutera
haaye
pyaar se loote jo dil mera
pyaar se loote jo dil mera
dil mera
hai koi aisa dilwaala dilwaala
kaala kaala kaala kaala
gora bhi achcha
kaala bhi achcha
achcha magar dilwaala
chaahe gora chaahe kaala hai
gora bhi achcha
kaala bhi achcha
waqt hai thhoda
baat bahut hai
baat bahut hai
waqt hai thhoda
baat bahut hai
bhaag chalo to raat bahut hai
bhaag chalo to raat bahut hai
daal mein hai ji kuchh kaala kaala kaala kaala kaala
gora bhi achcha
kaala bhi achcha
achhca magar dilwaala
chaahe gora chaahe kaala hai
gora bhi achcha
kaala bhi achcha
hey
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| Blog Day : | 3550 | Post No. : | 14245 |
“Naatak” (1975) was produced by C D Shah and Harish Upadhyay and directed by Sohanlal Kanwar for Filmland Production, Bombay. The movie had Vijay Arora, Moushumi Chatterjee, Snehalata, Jayashree T, Sulochana Latkar, Madhup Sharma, Raj Mehra, Raj Rani, Bhagwan Dada, Naazima, Subhash Ghai, Sunder, Tiwari aka Ramayan Tiwari, Shabina, Hari Shivdasani, Alka etc in it.
The movie had five songs in it. Two of these songs have been covered in the past.
Here is the third song from “Naatak” (1975) to appear in the blog. This song is sung by Lata. Anand Bakshi is the lyricist. Music is composed by Laxmikant Pyarelal.
This song is picturised on Mausami Chatterji as a female drunkard club dance song. One can also find Vijay Arora and several other people in the gathering.
Sabse buri sharaab hai (Naatak)(1975) Singer-Lata, Lyrics-Anand Bakshi, MD-Laxmikant Pyarelal
Lyrics
sabse buri ee sharaab hai
main hoon buri sharaab se
sabse buri sharaab hai
main hoon buri sharaab se
main kyun inhen pasand hoon
poochhe koi is janaab se ae
sabse buri sharaab hai
main hoon buri sharaab se
mere baaare mein
ye khayaal hai janaab ka aa
mere baare mein
ye khayaal hai janaab ka
main ek khila hua
phool hoon gulaab ka
ho lipte huye hain
is kadar
kaante magar gulaab se
sabse buri sharaab hai
main hoon buri sharaab se
sabse buri sharaab hai
main hoon buri sharaab se
wo hai deewaana
jisko bhi mujhse pyaar hai ae
wo hai deewaana
jisko bhi mujhse pyaar hai
tauba hai yaaron
mera koi aitbaar hai
ho kaise suna doon aapko
kisse hai kuchh kharaab se ae
sabse buri sharaab hai ae
main hoon buri sharaab se
sabse buri sharaab hai
main hoon buri sharab se
koi na koi
ilzaam mil jaayega aa
koi na koi
ilzaam mil jaayega
kahin na kahin mera naam mil jaayega
ho padh kar fasaana dekh lo
koi kisi kitaab se
sabse buri sharaab hai
main hoon buri sharaab se
main kyun inhen pasand hoon
poochhe koi is janaab se
sabse buri sharaab hai
main hoon buri sharaab se
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| Blog Day : | 3528 | Post No. : | 14171 |
“Aankh Michauli”(1962) was directed by Ravindra Dave for Verma Productions, Bombay. This “social” movie had Mala Sinha, shekhar, S Nazir, Jagdish Raj, Mahendra, Leela Mishra, Baalam, Lal Bahadur, Kusum Thakkar, Jamal, Krishn Sharma, Himmat Dave, Naazi etc in it.
The movie had six songs in it. Five songs from the movie have been covered in the past. Here are the details of the five songs covered in the past :-
|
Song Title |
Post No. |
Post Date |
| Wo to jaate jaate hamse khafaa ho gaye | 1516 | 27-Jun-09 |
| Jalegaa jahaan sanam chup rahiye | 3565 | 26-Feb-11 |
| Suniye to zara kahaan roothh ke chaley | 7204 | 17-Dec-12 |
| Ho ik nazar idhar bhi o aan baan waale | 14157 | 12-Mar-18 |
| Chaliye jee bewafa hain ham nazren churaane waale | 14165 | 14-Mar-18 |
Sixth and final song from “Aankh Michauli”(1962) is sung by Geeta Dutt. Majrooh Sultanpuri is the lyricist. Music is composed by Chitragupta.
The song is picturised as a club dance song on Mala Sinha.
With this song, “Aankh Michauli”(1962) joins the list of movies that have all their songs covered in the blog.
Song-Tumhi ne chhup chhup ke dil ko uchhaala (Aankh Michauli)(1962) Singer-Geeta Dutt, Lyrics-Majrooh Sultanpuri, MD-Chitragupta
Lyrics
tumhi ne chhup chhup ke dil ko uchhaala
tumhi ne chhalkaaya nainon ka pyaaala
tumhi ne phir har ik se kah bhi daala
tum bade kharaab ho
tumhi ne chhup chhup ke dil ko uchhaala
tumhi ne chhalkaaya nainon ka pyaala
tumhi ne phir har ik se kah bhi daala
tum bade kharaab ho
tumhi ne chup chup ke
tum ek baar dikhla ke pyaar
haaye dil se khelte ho
gairon se mil ke aankhen badal ke
phir dil se khelte ho
rahne do
ab hum bhi
nahin tumse bolenge jaayiye
tumhi ne chhup chhup ke dil ko uchhaala
tumhi ne chhalkaaya nainon ka pyaala
tumhi ne phir har ik se kah bhi daala
tum bade kharaab ho
tumhi ne chhup chhup ke
duniya se aaj ulfat ka raaz
tumne kaha nahin hai
sab hain humaari
is mein tumhaari koi khata nahin hai
aaj samjhe
haan haan samjhe
jhoothhi kasmein humse na khaaiye
tumhi ne chhup chhup ke dil ko uchhaala
tumhi ne chhalkaaya nainon ka pyaala
tumhi ne phir har ik se kah bhi daala
tum bade kharaab ho
tumhi ne chhup chhup ke
meri sunke baat
malte ho haath
meethhi nazar ?? ho
sadqe tumhaare
kuchh bhi ho pyaare
par tum mere liye ho
jaane kya kya
keh daala
meri baaton ko bhool jaaiye
tumhi ne chhup chhup ke dil ko uchhaala
tumhi ne chhalkaaya nainon ka pyaala
tumhi ne phir har ik se kah bhi daala
tum bade kharaab ho
tumhi ne chhup chhup ke
Bheegi bheegi mehki mehki raat hai
Posted on: March 14, 2018
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| Blog Day : | 3526 | Post No. : | 14164 |
Today is 14 march 2018. It was on this day 87 years ago , viz 14 march 1931 that a movie that talked in Hindi (Hindustani) was shown for the first time in Bombay. I don’t think that people those days has any idea that it was an event that would change the lives of Indians as few things had done before. In fact, the industry that would get created as a result would go on to influence not just Indians, but non Indians as well. The Industry, now called Hindi film industry or Bollywood is a shining example of the soft power that India has gone on to wield.
I sometimes try to visualise how things were there in India on 14 march 1931. Very few modern day amenities that we take for granted today were available those days. Trains were there, electricity had arrived, and radio was invented a few years earlier. That was all. There were no telephones, no TV, no communication networks that we take for granted today. The fact that movies that talked may have been known to people in Bombay, but the news must have spread to other parts of the country rather slowly.
There were no dedicated movie halls to show films. That would come up subsequently and they would become important landmarks of the city.
Silent movies were already being produced and exhibited at that time in good number and there were many people (most people in fact) who may have felt that these talking movies was a passing fad that would die down and people would continue watching silent movies. In fact, silent movies continued to be made and exhibited till 1934. Talkies gradually gained acceptance at the cost of silent movies which finally stopped being made after 1934.
Coming to talkies, Hindustani movies were quickly followed by talkies in other major languages, and with time some of them would go on to become nearly as major and influential as the Hindustani movie industry. Ideas and personnel from one industry would find use in other language industries as well.
Movies evolved with time. Initially the stories were mythological/ religious/ fairy tales, then one found movies with social themes/ patriotic themes etc becoming popular. Stunt movies, that were considered low brow stuff, would become stuff of mainstream movies later. 🙂
Things have come a long way in 87 years. Now people are in an era where they can watch movies of their choices in the comfort of their homes, and what is more they can share these movies with others from the comforts of their homes !
On 14 march 1931, Movies were one of the very few sources of public recreation. Today there are plenty. 87 years onwards now, I am watching a T20 cricket match between India and Bangladesh played at Colombo, while located in North India. 87 years ago, there was no Bangladesh, no TV, no T20 cricket. 🙂
It is this distraction that has prevented me from posting more song posts today than what I would have liked. Nevertheless, now that there is innings break, I am utilising the opportunity to post this article, just the second article for today.
This song is from “Do Aadmi”(1960). It is sung by Geeta Dutt. Prem Dhawan is the lyricist. Posting of this song tonight is prompted by the fact that SN Tripathi, the music director of this song was born this day in 1913.
Only the audio of this song is available. This movie, which was directed by Dwarka Khosla for Vikas Productions, Bombay, had Jairaj, Shashikala, Jeewankala, Kammo, Rammurthy, Eruch Tarapore, Lamanrao, Jagdish Kamal, Shiv Dutt, Sayyad, Daya Devi, Meera Parel etc in it. The song sounds like a bar dance song, that may have been picturised on one of the many ladies in the cast who fit the bill. Interestingly, I find that the five songs of this movie had five diffetrent female playback singers singing them ! So it is difficult to guess which playback singer sang for whom. I request our knowledgeable readers to help throw light on the movie as well as on the picturisation of this song.
The song itself is quite nice to listen to. It is just the song that one would love to listen to at night.
Song-Bheegi bheegi mehki mehki raat hai (Do Aadmi)(1960) Singer-Geeta Dutt, Lyrics-Prem Dhawan, MD-S N Tripathi
Lyrics (Provided by Avinash Scrapwala)
aa haaa
laalaalaalaalaa
aha
laalaalaalaa
bheegi bheegi mehki mehki raat hai
bheegi bheegi mehki mehki raat hai
tera mera mera tera saath hai
aaj to
meri jaan
keh bhi de jo kehne waali baat hai
bheegi bheegi mehki mehki raat hai
tera mera mera tera saath hai
aa ha ha ha
aa ha ha ha
baar baar ye
mulaakaaten kahaan
baar baar ye
mulaakaaten kahaan
roz roz to aisi raaten kahaan
sun bhi le
dhadkanen
mere dil mein tere dil ki baat hai
bheegi bheegi mehki mehki raat hai
tera mera mera tera saath hai
aa ha ha ha
aa ha ha ha
jhoom jhoom ke zara aankhen mila
jhoom jhoom ke zara aankhen mila
mil-jul ke koi gul to khila
baat ye ban gayi
to ye saari duniya apne haath hai
bheegi bheegi mehki mehki raat hai
tera mera mera tera saath hai
aaj to meri jaan
keh bhi de
jo kehne waali baat hai
bheegi bheegi mehki mehki raat hai
tera mera mera tera saath hai
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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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आ हा॰॰
लालालालाला
आहा
लालालाला
भीगी भीगी महकी महकी रात है
भीगी भीगी महकी महकी रात है
तेरे मेरा मेरा तेरा साथ है
आज तो
मेरी जान
कह भी दे जो कहने वाली बात है
भीगी भीगी महकी महकी रात है
तेरे मेरा मेरा तेरा साथ है
आ हा हा हा
आ हा हा हा
बार बार ये
मुलाकातें कहाँ
बार बार ये
मुलाकातें कहाँ
रोज़ रोज़ तो ऐसी रातें कहाँ
सुन भी ले
धड़कनें
मेरे दिल में तेरे दिल की बात है
भीगी भीगी महकी महकी रात है
तेरे मेरा मेरा तेरा साथ है
आ हा हा हा
आ हा हा हा
झूम झूम के
ज़रा आँखें मिला
झूम झूम के
ज़रा आँखें मिला
मिल जुल के कोई गुल तो खिला
बात ये
बन गयी
तो ये सारी दुनिया अपने हाथ है
भीगी भीगी महकी महकी रात है
तेरे मेरा मेरा तेरा साथ है
आज तो
मेरी जान
कह भी दे जो कहने वाली बात है
भीगी भीगी महकी महकी रात है
तेरे मेरा मेरा तेरा साथ है
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