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I am sure that quite a few regulars of this blog must be wondering why an Amitabh Bachchan song had not appeared so far, seeing that today is his 72nd birthday (DOB 11 october 1942). As it is, I typically work up from older songs to newer ones in a day. I have discussed four songs of 1940s and 1950s today whereas Amitabh Bachchan made his debut in Hindi movies only in late 1960s. 🙂
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Apni preet ko dhoondh raha hoon
Posted on: October 11, 2014
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“Kasturi” (1954) was directed by Vrajendra gaur for Sargam Pictures, Bombay. The movie had Nimmi, Sajjan, Bipin Gupta, Anand Prasad, Nakul Mullick, Shammi, Alka, Samson, Amrit Rana, Indira, Helen, Radheshyam, P C Sinha etc in it.
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Mohe bairan nindiyaa laagi re
Posted on: October 11, 2014
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“Raajraani Damyanti”(1952) was a mythological movie which was produced by Mahipat Rai Shah-Anupchand Shah and directed by Raja Nene for Roopkamal Chitra, Bombay. The movie had Nirupa Roy, Trilok Kapoor, Usha Kiran, Vikas, Baby Tabassum, Ratan Kumar, Prakash, Vasant Kaanse, Shakeela, Shakuntala, Uma Devi, Yashwant Dave, Ram Singh etc in it.
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Kaayda tod ke socho ek din
Posted on: October 10, 2014
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On October 10th 2014, the frozen in time diva Bhanurekha Ganeshan (the birth name of the person we know as just Rekha) turns 60. I had a tough time trying to select a song for the occasion. At first I thought I will do the usual of finding an Amitabh- Rekha song as their birthdates are 10th and 11th October. Then on going through “the list of songs movie wise” and comparing it with the list on MYSWAR.com I realized that the song sung by Rekha in her own voice is still to be posted.
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Tum miley gham gayaa
Posted on: October 7, 2014
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Greetings to Vinod Khanna on his 68th birthday. (6 october)
A commanding personality to contend with on screen. In whatever role he appears, he has the capacity to be the center of gravity in every scene. In the last scenes of ‘Mere Gaon Mera Desh’ (1971), appearing as the sardaar (leader) of a gang of dacoits, he is down and beaten, by Dharmendra. Even in that scene, he exudes strength, and gives the perception of being the stronger.
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Tum aise base morey nain
Posted on: October 7, 2014
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The Many Colors of Love #22 – Dwelling in the Lover’s Eyes
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And so wrote the scribe
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meri aankhon mein bas gaya koi re
mohey neend naa aaye main kyaa karun
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SONGS FROM ARTISTE NAME FILMS…..Song No. 9
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Today’s selected song is from film KAMLA-1946.
Now, one may start wondering who is Kamla ? This is because the actress KAMLA KOTNIS was not a very prolific or well known actress and her career in Hindi films was also very short. However, she has the unique distinction of being the FIRST ever Heroine of DEV ANAND in his Debut film- Hum Ek Hain-1946. So, as long as Dev Anand will be remembered, Kamala Kotnis’s name will also be remembered.
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Gonda phulge morey raaja
Posted on: October 6, 2014
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Rafi Sb – In The Seventies – 23
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(1971 – Solo – Regional – Chhattisgarhi)
One more song, the final one of this series – it belongs to the category ‘heard- just-once-o-but-never-forgotten’. And once again, another dramatic reunion, this one just two days ago.
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During my recent communication with Pradeep ji when we were appreciating each other for our ‘love for music’ and I mentioned about how I feel fortunate to have a company of people like ‘Team Atul members’, I wrote to him that “I always thank god for getting me connected to people like you and others in our team ,
It is all by destiny 🙂 and our “musical karmas’”
In reply to this Pradeep ji wrote to me;
“I like the term “musical karma” :). One of a very well known HR trainers that I know here (he also has a filmi connection, he acted as Manisha Koirala’s father in the movie Bombay), once told me that I would describe you and me as “Rasikas of life”, I liked that term too.. So we are all Rasikas of life and music :)”
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Band jeewan ki khhidki mein
Posted on: October 4, 2014
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There is an interesting trivia about the logo of the New Theatres film company. Encircling the image of the elephant with a raised trunk, there are two phrases, one in English and one in Bangla. The English phrase in the upper half of the circle records the name of the company – ‘The New Theatres Limited’. The Bangla phrase in the lower half of the circle says – ‘Jivatang Jyotiretu Chhayam’ which translates to ‘Light Infusing Shadows with Life’. I have not seen many logos of some of the earlier production companies, but from the later decades, I do not recall a logo which carries any specific message. It is possible this is a unique trivia in the history of Indian cinema.
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