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6290 Post No. : 19470

“Sant Gyaneshwar”(1964) was directed by Manibhai Vyas for Ranglok, Bombay. This movie had Sushil Kumar, Babloo, Surekha, Jeevan, Sulochana Latkar, Shahoo Modak, Asit Sen, Madhumati, Ulhas, P.Kailash, Chandrakant Gokhale, Baby Raaju, Dev Kumar, Daalda, Meena, Baby Padma, Deep Kumar, Sharad Pathak, Aravind Kumar, Lalita Desai, Narmada Shankar etc in it.
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6281 Post No. : 19439

Today’s song is from a fantasy film Gul E Bakawali-1963.

Most Indians have two common traits. One, they are religious and two, they believe in magic. Therefore most of the children liked the stories in which there was fantasy and magic. Ofcourse, I am talking of older times. These days children’s likings have changed and they like to play with modern gadgets, rather than reading books.

When I was in school, there was great demand from students for books on Vedic stories, fantasy and fairy stories, especially the Arabian Night story books in our school library. Students had to put their names on a waiting list for such books, though the library had multiple copies of such books. Once the books were taken home, other members of the family also read them with great taste and nostalgia.
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This article is written by Sadanand Kamath, 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.

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6280 Post No. : 19438

‘Pakhandee’ (1983) was produced by Robert D’Souza and was directed by Samir Ganguly. The cast included Shashi Kapoor, Sanjeev Kumar, Zeenat Aman, Asha Parekh, Ranjeet, Helen, Jagdeep, Asit Sen, Leela Mishra, Anwar Hussain, Kader Khan, N A Ansari, Dinesh Thakur, Sudhir etc. This was Samir Ganguly’s last film as a director.

Samir Ganguly was born in Lucknow in 1936. His father was working in the railway while his mother was a housewife. He was the youngest of the seven children. After the retirement of his father in 1947, Samir was looked after by his brother-in-law (his sister’s husband) in Jaipur who was financially well-off. After his brother-in-law’s retirement, Samir came to Mumbai in 1953 in search of employment during which he stayed with another brother-in-law, Subodh Mukerji who was the younger brother of Filmistan’s boss, Shashadhar Mukerji.
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6278 Post No. : 19431

“Jaadu Mahal”(1962) was produced and directed by Akku for Akku Films, Bombay. Azad and Helen are the lead pair. Others in the cast are Hiralal, Krishna Kumari, Ram Kumar, Sheikh, Hira Sawant, Tun Tun, Akram, Parshuram, Habib, Jilaani, Zippy, Laali, Ajit, Rekha, Dilip, Bholanath, Trilok Nath, Baadshah, Daatu etc.
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6278 Post No. : 19430

Today’s song is from an imaginary stunt/costume film Sair E Paristan-1958.

When this film came in theatres, I had first thought that the title was Sair E Pakistan, but then I realised that it was Paristan and not Pakistan ! I wonder even today as to why such types of Stunt/ Costume films had stories or rather cookes up silly stories had almost always a Muslim background ? Maybe because such stories were suitable for a background of Middle East countries only and no one would question their credibility. It is also possible to make the stories look like those from the Arabian Night stories. Anyway, the audience of such films never thought of all these things. All that they wanted was fighting, a few ‘Dil Tod’ dances, flashy dresses, big palaces and more daredevil stunts !
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6277 Post No. : 19427

Today’s song is from the film Mehndi-1958.

In the year 1899, a famous writer of those times-Mirza Hadi ‘Ruswa’ wrote a novel “Umrao Jaan Ada” on the life and times of a famous Tawaif and poet of Lucknow. There is a dispute whether it was a real or a fictitious character. There have been arguments on both sides giving questionable bits of evidence. Whatever it was, the novel attracted attention of the public and the critics over the next few decades.

The famous Alfred Drama Company of the early 20th century, made it into a drama and it too became popular. During the silent era attempts were made to make it into a film on her, but it did not happen. However, after the advent of the Talkie films, many variations of this story came up and some films were made on it. But due to lack of information, we do not have the details.
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6276 Post No. : 19424

In my last article, I have covered the details of the film ‘Jumbish’ (1986) which was produced and directed by Salahuddin Pervez who also wrote the fictional story, screenplay, dialogues and the lyrics. Surprisingly, he was not connected with film industry in any capacity before he ventured into making the film under discussion. Since Jaidev, the music director of the film was one of my favourites, I heard all the seven songs in the film which were all melodious as expected from him. The songs, especially the ghazal and nazm written by Salahuddin Parvez were poetic with unusual metaphors. With his poetic lyrics, the unusual story of the film and the symbolic dialogues he used, I became curious to know about his background. Checking on him on the internet led me to a PDF of his biography on Sahitya Akademy website following his winning the Sahitya Akademy Award in 1991. I found his biography interesting, a gist of which is given below:
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6272 Post No. : 19412

There has been very few Hindi films produced with the main theme of Indian classical dances. As far as I know, the first Hindi film with Indian classical dances as the main theme was Uday Shankar’s ‘Kalpana’ (1948) in which his wife, Amla Shankar was in the lead role of a classical dancer. This was followed by V Shantaram’s ‘Jhanak Jhanak Paayal Baaje’ (1955) in which his then future wife, Sandhya was in the lead role of a classical dancer along the Gopikrishna. Another Hindi film I remember is ‘Naache Mayuri’ (1986) which was more like a biographical film on the classical dancer, Sudha Chandran who lost her leg but continued her dancing career after lot of efforts. In this film, Sudha Chandran acted as herself.

There may be a few more films with the omnibus dance theme. I was aware of the film, ‘Paayal Ki Jhankaar, (1980) but, until recently, I did not know that this film was also made with the main theme of Indian classical dances. Perhaps, my mind about this film may have been prejudiced by another film with the same name released in 1968.
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6269 Post No. : 19402

Kamsune/Unsune songs of Asha Bhosle – 55

Recently I posted a Kishore Kumar song from the film Aisa Bhi Hota Hai” (1971). At that time I didn’t realise that there was only one song left for the album to be Yippeed.

So here’s that rare as song “Ram Jaane Kis Ki Laagi Haye” by the evergreen and versatile Asha Bhosle, penned by S H Bihari and composed by O P Nayyar.
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6267 Post No. : 19396

“Chor Police”(1983) was produced by Shehla Khan (Amjad Khan’s wife) and Vinay Kumar Sinha (Amjad Khan’s secretary) and directed by Amjad Khan for Cinema International, Bombay. The movie had Ashok Kumar, Nirupa Roy, Shatrughan Sinha, Parveen Babi, Master Vishal (also known as Master Bittu), Kadar Khan, Shakti Kapoor, Kalpana Iyer, Satyen Kappu, Sudhir, Madhu Malhotra, Imtiaz Khan, Amjad Khanetc in it.Vinod Mehra and Bindiya Goswami made special appearances whereas U.A.E. Narendranath, Zarina Wahab and Nazneen made friendly appearances.

“Chor Police”(1983) had five songs in it. Four songs have been covered in the past.

Here are the details of the four songs covered in the blog:-

SNo in Blog Song Title Singer/s Lyrics Posted On Remarks
7823 Tumse milke zingdagi ko yoon lagaa Lata Nida Fazli 4 April 2013 Picturised on Parveen Babi and Shatrughan Sinha
16778 Atkan batkan dahi chataakan Asha Bhonsle, Vinod Sahgal Nida Fazli 20 January 2022 Picturised on Parveen Babi, Shatrughan Sinha and Master Bittu
17623 Aaj mera dil jhoom jhoom gaaye haan Asha Bhonsle Nida Fazli 4 April 2023 Picturised on Kalpana Iyer
18677 Tum kaho aur hum sunen Asha Bhonsle, Suresh Wadkar,Ashok Kumar, Manna Dey, Vanita Mishra Nida Fazli 10 December 2024 Picturised on Bindiya Goswami,Vinod Mehra, Ashok Kuamr and Master Bittu

Here is the fifth and final song of “Chor Police”(1983) to appear in the blog. This song is sung by Asha Bhonsle and chorus. Nida Fazli is the lyricist. Music is composed by R D Burman. The song is picturised on Kalpana Iyer and others as a dance song.

One notices that the voice of Asha Bhonsle was used in all the five songs of the movie. She sang for Parveen Babi (two songs), Kalpana Iyer (two songs) and Bindiya Goswami (one song) in this movie.

With this song, all the songs of “Chor Police”(1983) get covered in the blog and the movie thus gets YIPPEED in the blog.


Song-Meree jawaanee hai chaandee sona (Chor Police)(1983) Singer-Asha Bhonsle, Lyrics-Nida Fazli, MD-R D Burman
Chorus

Lyrics

ho o o o
waah waah waah waah
waah waah waah waah
waah waah waah waah
ho o o o
waah waah waah waah
waah waah waah waah
waah waah waah waah
ho o o o
waah waah waah waah
waah waah waah waah
waah waah waah waah

tuk tuk tuk
tuk tuk tuk
tuk tuk tuk
tuk tuk tuk

simba simba
simba simba
ha
simba simba
simba simba

aa aa
meree jawaanee hai chaandee sona
koi na chaahe mujhko khona
meree jawaanee hai chaandee sona
koi na chaahe mujhko khona
simba simba
simba simba

main raaton kee raanee hoon
main sab kee kahaanee hoon
hu hu
main raaton kee raanee hoon
main sab kee kahaanee hoon
koi na jaane mere dil mein kya hai
koi na jaane mere aa ha ha ha
simba simba
simba simba
ha
simba simba
simba simba

chaaron taraf hai shikaaree nigaahon ka ghera
meree jawaanee ka mausam hee dushman hai mera aa
ho o
chaaron taraf hai shikaaree nigaahon ka ghera
meree jawaanee ka mausam hee dushman hai mera
ho o
main khwaabon mein aatee hoon
main neenden churaatee hoon
ho ho
main khwaabon mein aatee hoon
main neenden churaatee hoon
koi na jaane mere dil mein kya hai
koi na jaane mere aa ha ha ha
simba simba
simba simba
ha
simba simba
simba simba

zumzum zumzum
zumzum zumzum
zumzum zumzum
zumzum zumzum
zumzum zumzum
zumzum zumzum

main aisa parda hoon
parde ke peechhe hai parda
parda uthhaaya to kho jaayega saara jalwa aa
haa
main aisa parda hoon
parde ke peechhe hai parda
parda uthhaaya to kho jaayega saara jalwa aa aa
haa
jo jaal bichhayega
wo kuchh bhee na paayega
ho ho
jo jaal bichhaayega
wo kuchh bhee na paayega
koi na jaane mere dil mein kya hai
koi na jaane mere aa ha ha ha
simba simba
simba simba

meree jawaanee hai chandee sona
koi na chaahe mujhko khona
meree jawaanee hai chaandee sona
koi na chaahe mujhko khona
main raaton kee raanee hoon
main sab kee kahaanee hoon
ho ho
main raaton kee raanee hoon
main sab kee kahaanee hoon
koi na jaane mere dil mein kya hai
haa
koi na jaane mere aa ha haa ha
simba simba
simba simba
ha
simba simba
simba simba
(Simba aa aa aa aa
Simba aa aa aa aa aa)
simba simba
simba simba
ha
simba simba
simba simba


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