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Diya bujhaao jhatpat jhatpat
Posted on: February 7, 2022
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Today’s song is a special one. It is from the film Taxi 555-1958. The film was released on 30-11-1958 at Super Cinema in Bombay. Why I call this song a Special song is, because this song ( Diya bujhaao, jhatpat jhatpat ) is a parody of K L Saigal’s well known song ” Diya Jalaao, jagmag jagmag” from the film Tansen -1943. Of course the Parody stops only at the Mukhada of the song. The style or the tune of the rest of the song is entirely different, nevertheless the mukhada, being famous, undoubtedly reminds us of Saigal’s song.
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“Holiday in Bombay”(1963) was directed by P L Santoshi for Yugchhaaya, Bombay. This movie, described as a “social” movie, was an entertaing comedy movie in fact. The movie had Shashi Kapoor, Vijaya Chaudhary, Rajendranath, Naseem Bano, Dhumal, P Kailash, Ulhaas, Randheer, Sulochana Chatterji, Rajan Haksar, Jeewankala, Ram Kumar, Renu Makkad, Heera Sawant, Kundan, B B Bhalla, D Dilip, Nazeer Kashmiri, Hublikar, Laxmi Chhaaya etc in it.
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Teri yaad mein ashq bahaate hain
Posted on: March 24, 2018
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“Inquilaab”(1956) was produced by Kailash Kapoor and J P Sahgal and directed by Kedar Kapoor for W S Films, Bombay. This movie had Ranjan, Shyama, Kuldeep Kaur, Tiwari, Ramesh Sinha, S K Prem, Indu Paul, Praveen, Khairati, Pt Iqbal, Pal Sharma, Khursheed, Bihari, Bakshi, Sando, Bachcha, Sundar etc in it with guest appearances by Helen, Sapru, Bhagwan and Johny Walker.
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“Pyaar Ka Bandhan”(1963) was produced and directed by Naresh Saigal for N S Films. The movie had Raj Kumar, Nishi, Dhumal, Pratima Devi, Helen, Naaz, Jagdish Raaj, Johnny Walker etc in it.
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“Ab Dilli Door Nahin”(1957) was produced by Raj Kapoor and directed by Amar Kumar for R K Films. The movie had Romi, Motilal, Sulochana Latkar, Yakub, Anwar Hussain, Nand Kishore, Jagdeep, Brij Sharma, C.S.Dubey, Shivaji Rathore, Manohar Gir,Om Prakash, Mohan Choti, Suraj Prakash, Baby Chand aka Nazima, Amjad(later to become the famous villain Amjad Khan), Pappu, Ghansham, Ram Kumar, Tillu, Chandan Mukherji with Guest Artistes viz Iftikhar, Hari Shivdasani,Budo Adwani,Nana Palsikar, Bhupendra Kapur etc. in it.
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This article is written by Sudhir, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a regular contributor to this blog.
This article is the 8600th song post in the blog.
Progressing with leaps and bounds, wow. On to the 86th century already today. Welcome to the 8600th song to be posted. Greetings and congratulations to all friends and readers. Isn’t this a wonderful place to be – the celebrations just keep coming, on and on. And with the thought of celebrations, we always come up with special songs that will add to the sentiments of the occasion. So let us celebrate today’s milestone in the typical Bhangra style of Punjab.
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Aayi baaraat baaje gaaje se
Posted on: August 25, 2013
“Aawaaz” (1956) was a Mehboob Productions movie. It was directed by Zia Sarhadi. The movie had Rajendra Kumar, Nalini Jaywant, Usha Kiran, Zul Vellani, Anwar, N. Hussain, Mukri, Murad, Leela Chitnis, Jagdeep etc in it.
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Duniya mein ujaala hai tum se
Posted on: June 16, 2013
“Zarak Khan” (1963) was a Shantiniketan pictures production. It was directed by Harbans Singh. The movie had Jairaj, Chitra, Naazi, Kumud Tripathi, W. M. Khan, Tiwari etc in it.
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O beta Alfu farmaao chacha Salfu
Posted on: May 15, 2012
This article is written by Sudhir,a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a regular contributor to this blog.
A gem of a comedy song, from a film I do not know anything about. This song, apparently performed on the screen by two friends, looking for romance in life, and bemoaning the fact that there is possibly no love in this world without money. The poet has turned this emotion into a set of comical verses, and the music director has arranged a very fast paced music, and the appropriate sounds to make this hilarious statement on the state of affairs of young hearts pining for romance. By the time this riotous song comes to end, I am sure you will be ripping with laughter, at the fate of these two gentleman friends with a very lopsided view of what this world and this youth is all about.
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Aaj kyun hamse parda hai
Posted on: February 10, 2009
I have posted a wonderfully hard hitting song from “Sadhana” (1958 ) that was sung by Lata and picturised on Vyjyanti Mala.
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