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Balma hansoge kaise naheen
Posted on: April 26, 2026
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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6491 | Post No. : | 20178 |
‘Ramu Daada’ (1961) was a typical ‘B’ grade film produced and directed by B K Adarsh. The cast included Shaikh Mukhtar, Jaymala, Salim Khan, Sapru, Nilofer, Honey Irani, Chand Usmani, Rajan Haksar, C S Dubey, Sheila Vaz, Shakila Bano Bhopali etc.
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Eid kee raat pyaar laayee hai
Posted on: April 24, 2026
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6489 | Post No. : | 20173 |
‘Baaghi’ (1964) was produced by R L Suri under the banner of Mukul Movies and was directed by Ram Dayal. The star cast included Pradeep Kumar and Leela Naidu in the lead role supported by Mumtaz, Veena, Jayant, Hiralal, Jeevan, Vijaya Chowdhary, Jagdeep, Helen, Madhumati, Mridula, Ulhas, Naaz, Rajan Haksar etc. This was Ram Dayal’s first film as director though he had been producing films under his banner, Mukul Pictures/Movies/Enterprises.
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6488 | Post No. : | 20168 |
‘Daaman Aur Aag’ (1973) was produced by J R Gupta-Rajhans and was directed by Vinod Kumar. The cast included Saira Bano, Sanjay Khan, Balraj Sahni, Rajendra Nath, Madan Puri, K N Singh, Anwar Hussain, Mukri, Sundar, Sanjana, Zeb Rahman, Chand Usmani, Lolita Chatterjee, Praveen Paul, Sadhana Khote, Shetty, Bhushan Tiwari etc.
In this film, Sanjana performed the role of Saira Banu’s friend. Both are dancers in the film as a front but they are involved in smugglings for Madan Puri. Sanjana (real name: Rehana Khan) debuted in Hindi films in ‘Chaalbaaz’ (1969) in a leading role with Dara Singh. She has been paired with Dara Singh also in ‘Beqasoor’ (1969), ‘Apna Khoon Apna Dushman’ (1969), ‘Gunaahon Ke Raaste’ (1970) and ‘Ilzaam’ (1970). Thereafter, she was mostly seen in supporting roles. She has worked in about 60 films during 1969 to 1983.
The life story of Sanjana is very pathetic. She got married at an early age with a son and daughter. However, her husband deserted her and his whereabouts was not known. Her son was born spastic for which she required money. So, she started her career in Hindi films. Her active filmy career enabled her to buy her own flat and a car. She got her daughter married. Unfortunately, her son-in-law developed kidney complications for which she had to take care of him and the daughter. Her financial conditions became precarious due to constant medical expenses. Added to her problem was that she herself was diagnosed with liver cancer. She had to sell her flat and car to raise finance for the medical treatments. Sometime in 2012, she made an appeal on TV for the financial help for treating her liver cancer. Thereafter, there is no news about her. [ Based on TV programme, ‘Tabassum Talkies’].
‘Daaman Aur Aag’ (1973) is a family drama which revolves around a honest man who loses his wife upon the birth of his son. He wants to bring up his son with a good life. However, his poor financial condition does not afford him to do so. The financial pressure forces him to join an illicit business through which he earns enough money to send his son abroad for higher education. After completion of his education, the son returns to India and joins the police. His son falls in love with a girl who is associated with illicit business which he is not aware. Soon he comes to know that his father with two associates are carrying the illicit liquor business. Now, the son is torn between his duty as a law enforcer and his father to whom he has a high regards. The story in some details is given below:
Shankar (Balraj Sahni), a honest man lives with his wife (Chand Usmani). He runs a small hotel owned by Surajmal (Madan Puri) for a living. After many years, his wife is pregnant for the first time. However, she dies after delivering a baby boy. He takes care of his son as a single father which affects his hotel business. Surajmal, the owner of the hotel is not happy with declining business of the hotel, He suggests him to serve liquor in his hotel so that more customers will come to the hotel. In a fits of rage, Shankar gives up running the hotel.
Shankar has admitted his son in a good school and his expenses have gone up. His son has been removed from the school for not paying the fees. There is not much in the house to even feed his son. These circumstances force Shankar to deviate from his honest path for the sake of his son to whom he wants to give a better quality life. After a lot of inner conflicts, Shankar decides to sell his honest life for money and he joins Surajmal’s illicit liquor business with Pinto (Anwar Hussain) and Abdul (Mukri) assisting him. Soon, he has enough money to send Raja abroad for higher education while shifting his home to a palatial bungalow.
The film’s story takes 10 years’ leap forward. Raja (Sanjay Khan) is in a flight to return to India after completing his higher education. In the flight, he accidentally meets Reeta (Saira Banu) with a bandaged leg. He helps her in the flight which impresses Reeta. Raja is not aware of Reeta’s antecedents who is actually smuggling diamonds in the guise of her bandaged leg and is working for Surajmal. With the news of the arrival of Raja, Shankar is happy as well as worried because what will be Raja’s reaction when he comes to know of his father’s illicit business.
Raja and Reeta regularly meets and over a period of time, both fall in love with each other. But Reeta is worried about her antecedents. In the meanwhile, on the advice of Singh (K N Singh) who is a police commissioner, Raja joins the police forces as Police Inspector. His reason for joining the police is that he has been reading in the newspapers few deaths because of drinking illicit liquor and he is bent upon smashing the business of illicit liquor. However, his joining the police force is not liked by his father Shankar as well as his fiancée, Reeta, for obvious reasons but outwardly, both give him their good wishes.
Shankar tells Surajmal that his son Raja has joined the police force. So, from now onwards he would not be associated with his illicit liquor business. Surajmal warns him that he should pressurise Raja to leave the police inspector’s job. Otherwise, Raja would be killed. Raja on the other hand, acting on a tip off, has gone incognito to Surajmal’s liquor den and finds that it is a big camouflaged set-up.
One day Raja takes Reeta to his house to introduce her to his father as his fiancée to whom he proposes to marry. Both Shankar and Reeta are shocked to see each other. Reeta and Shankar had seen each other as associate of Surajmal. Shankar meet Reeta privately and tells her that he will not allow Raja to marry her. She also tells Shankar that Raja has always treated him like a God and he does not know that his father is also a part of the illicit liquor business. Reeta decides to move away from Raja who is not aware of her whereabouts.
On a tip off, Raja with the police forces raids a liquor making den and is shocked to see his father there. Raja is torn between his duties as police inspector and his father to whom till now regarded him as next to God. He resigns from police and as a punishment to his father, he starts drinking illicit liquor. Shankar presumes that Raja is drinking because he has rejected his marriage with Reeta. He searches for Reeta and meets her to convince Raja to stop drinking as he has no objection to his marrying her. Reeta meets Raja and comes to know that Raja has been drinking after knowing that his faher is associated with the illicit liquor business.
To stop Raja from drinking, Shankar surrenders to the police upon which he is arrested. After knowing the background, police commissioner, Singh suggests Reeta to turn approver so that Surajmal and his associates are punished she gets a reprieve. He also rejects the resignation of Raja as police inspector. The films ends with Raja and Reeta meeting Shankar in prison who gives his blessing to both of them.
The film had five songs written by Hasrat Jaipuri which were set to music by Shankar-Jaikishan. One song has been covered on the Blog. I present the 2nd song, ‘thhirka badan to geeton ke dhaare machal pade’ which is rendered by Lata Mangeshkar and Asha Bhosle who sing for Saira Banu and Sanjana, respectively. It is a semi-classical dance song.
The context of the song is that Surajmal (Madan Puri) tells Bhushan Tiwari that from now onwards, Reeta ( Saira Banu) will be performing her dance everyday on the stage below which his den will manufacture illicit liquor. Police will not have any doubt. This followed by dance performance by Reeta and Meena (Sanjana) and watched by Raja (Sanjay Khan) among others.
The record version of the song does not have the last stanza of the video clip but instead it has a different stanza which is not there in video clip.
Video Clip:
Audio Clip:
Song-Thhirka badan to geeton ke dhaare machal padey (Daaman aur Aag)(1973) Singers-Lata, Asha Bhonsle, Lyricist-Hasrat Jaipuri, MD-Shankar Jaikishan
Both
Lyrics (Based on Video/Audio Clips):
aa aa aa aa a
aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa aa
thhirkaa badan to
geeton ke dhaare machal padey
sur taal aur sargam
saare ae ae machal padey ae ae ae
thhirkaa badan to
geeton ke dhaare machal padey
sur taal aur sargam
saare ae ae machal padey ae ae ae
thhirkaa badan to
[sargam]
mastee chhalak rahee hai
mere roop rang se
bijlee lapak rahee hai
mere ang ang se
aa aa aa aa
mastee chhalak rahee hai
mere roop rang se
aa aa aa aa
bijlee lapak rahee hai
mere ang ang se
ghunghroo baje to jaise
aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa aa
ghunghroo baje to jaise
taraane machal padey ae ae
thhirka badan to
geeton ke dhaare machal padey
sur taal aur sargam
saare ae machal padey ae ae ae
thhirka badan to
[Only on Audio Clip]
lachkee kamar to naache sholey shabaab ke
palkon taley katore gulaabee sharaab ke
aa aa aa aa
lachkee qamar to naache sholey shabaab ke
aa aa aa aa
palkon taley katore gulaabee sharaab ke
bindiyaa chamak gayee to
aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa
bindiyaa chamak gayee to sitaare machal padey ae
thhirkaa badan to geeton ke dhaare machal padey ae
sur taal aur sargam
saare machal pade
thhirkaa badan to
[Only on Video Clip]
tumse milee nighaahen
to dil aayaa josh mein
thhaamo mujhe ke aaj
naheen hoon main hosh mein
aa aa aa aa
tumse milee nigaahen
to dil aaya josh mein
aa aa aa aa
thhaamo mujhe ke aaj
naheen hoon main hosh mein
toofaan ban ke dil ke
aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa
toofaan banke dil ke
kinaare machal padey ae ae
thhirkaa badan to
geeton ke dhaare machal padey
sur taal aur sargam
saare ae ae machal pade ae ae ae
thhirkaa badan to
geeton ke dhaare machal pade
sur taal aur sargam
saare ae machal pade ae ae ae
thhirkaa badan to
Nainon ke darpan mein
Posted on: April 22, 2026
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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6487 | Post No. : | 20164 |
I present a short song, ‘nainon ke darpan mein’ from Episode-58 of the TV Serial, ‘Mahabharat’ (1988) which is rendered by Roopa Ganguly in the role of Draupadi/Sairandhri. The song is written by Pandit Narendra Sharma which is set to music by Rajkamal. The lyrics are short with sitar interludes being primarily played. Roopa Ganguly is a trained Rabindra Sangeet vocalist and a classical dancer.
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Soonee sej sajaa doon
Posted on: April 20, 2026
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6485 | Post No. : | 20156 |
‘Jyoti’ (1981) was produced and directed by Promod Chakravarty. The cast included Jeetendra and Hema Malini in lead roles supported by Ashok Kumar, Vijayendra Ghatge, Shashikala, Padma Khanna, Deven Verma, Sulochana, Dhumal, Tarun Ghosh, Sajjan, Jayshree T, Meena T etc. Aruna Irani, Ajit and Om Shivpuri made the guest appearances, The film was based on a Bengali novel, ‘Swayamsiddha’ (1943) written by Manilal Bannerjee.
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Khayaalon mein wo ab to aane lage
Posted on: April 18, 2026
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6483 | Post No. : | 20146 |
‘Sher Dil’ (1965) was produced by Bany Talwar and was directed by Chand. The cast included Dara Singh, Parveen Chaudhary, Jayant, Uma Dutt, Padma Chavan, Shakila Bano Bhopali, Bhagwan, Nazir Kashmiri, Gopal, Sujata etc.
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Churaate ho nazren ajee kis liye
Posted on: April 16, 2026
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6481 | Post No. : | 20139 |
‘The Killers’ (1969) with its alternative title ‘Ham Sab Qaatil Hain’ (1969) was produced by A V Mohan under the banner of Sangam Pictures and was directed by Maruti. The cast included Dara Singh, Ajit, Sheikh Mukhtar, Helen, Paul Sharma, Amar, Kundan, Bela Bose, S K Prem, Leela Chitnis, Maruti etc.
The surprise element in the film was the unusual role of Dara Singh as a secret agent, something like the role of Jeetendra in ‘Farz’ (1967). Probably, the success of ‘Farz’ (1967) may have inspired director, Maruti to develop the character of Dara Singh on that line. For the first time, I have watched Dara Singh in immaculate western attire and dancing with girls. But he is no ‘jumping jack’ like Jeetendra. Ajit had a double role in this film.
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6480 | Post No. : | 20134 |
‘Duniya Jhukti Hai’ (1960) was produced by Wadia Movietone and was directed by J B H Wadia. The cast included Sunil Dutt and Shyama in lead roles supported by Kumkum, Agha, B M Vyas, Sheila Vaz, Wasti, Uma Dutt, Bhagwan, Neelambai, Satya Rani, Dalpat, Kesar, W M Khan, M K Hasan, Madhu Apte, Damu Anna Malvankar etc. Probably, this was the only film in which Sunil Dutt was paired with Shyama in lead roles.
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6476 | Post No. : | 20120 |
Today, April 11, 2026, is the 86th birthday of Ameeta, who regaled the Hindi film audience through her films of 1950s and 1960s, both in leading as well as in side roles. She came into prominence with box office successful films, ‘Tumsa Naheen Dekha’ (1957) and ‘Goonj Uthi Shehnai’ (1959) in leading roles and in ‘Mere Mehboob’ (1963) in a side role. But luck was not in her favour and despite the initial success with her good acting prowess, she could not achieve stardom.
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