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Kaahe ko byaahe bides
Posted on: March 4, 2022
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“Umrao Jaan” (1981) was produced and directed by Muzaffar Ali for Integrated Films, Bombay. The movie had Rekha, Farooq Sheikh, Naseruddin Shah, Raj Babbar, Shaukat Kaifi, Bharat Bhushan, Satish Shah, Prema Narayan, Dina Pathak, Leela Mishra, Akbar Rashid, Gajanan Jagirdar, Khan Ghizlai, Rita Rani Kaul etc in it.
The movie had nine songs in it. Eight of these songs have been covered in the past. Here are the details of the songs that are covered so far:-
| Blog Post number | Song | Date of post | Singer(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 610 | In aankhon ki masti | 24 January 2009 | Asha Bhonsle |
| 3105 | Dil cheez kyaa hai aap meri jaan leejiye | 10 October 2010 | Asha Bhonsle |
| 5460 | Ye kya jagah hai doston | 15 February 2012 | Asha Bhonsle |
| 5556 | Zindagi jab bhi teri bazm mein lati hai hamen | 1 March 2012 | Talat Aziz |
| 6578 | Justju jiski thhi usko to na paaya hamne | 4 September 2012 | Asha Bhonsle |
| 9432 | Pratham dhar dhyaan | 10 February 2014 | Ustad Ghulam Mustafa Khan, Shahida Khan, Runa Prasad |
| 15463 | Jhoola kinne daala re | 1 March 2020 | Shahida Khan (in record version), Ustaad Ghulam Mustafa Khan (in movie version) |
| 16829 | Jab bhi milti hai mujhe ajnabi lagti kyun hai | 15 February 202 | Asha Bhonsle |
Here is the ninth and final song from “Umrao Jaan”(1981). The song is sung by Jagjit Kaur and chorus. The lyrics are traditional, and it is popularly believed that they were written by Amir Khusro. Music is composed by Khayyam.
The song is picturised on Umme Farwa, Seema Sathyu and others.
Lyrics of the song were sent to me by Prakashchandra.
With this song, all the songs of “Umrao Jaan” (1981) are covered in the blog and the movie thus joins the list of movies that have been YIPPEED in the blog.
With this song, Khayyam now has 200 of his music compositions in the blog.
audio link: (full song )
video link: (partial)
Song-Kaahe ko byaahe bides (Umrao Jaan)(1981) Singer-Jagjit Kaur, Lyrics-Amir Khusro, MD-Khayyam
Chorus
Lyrics
kaahey ko byaahey bides
arrey lakhiyaa baabul mohey ae
kaahey ko byaahey ae bides
arrey lakhiyaa baabul morey ae
kaahey ko byaahey ae bides
hum to baabul torey beley ki kaliyaan..aan
hum to babul torey beley ki kaliyaan
arrey ghar ghar maangey hain ??
arrey aey ae lakhiyaan babul mohey
kaahey ko byaahey bides
arrey lakkhiyaa babul morey ae
kaahey ko byaahey ae bides
hum to baabul torey
pinjrey ki chidiyaan….aan
hum to baabul torey
pinjrey ki chidiyaan
arrey kuhuk kuhuk rahee jaaye
arrey aey ae lakhiyaa babul morey aey ae
kaahey ko byaahey ae bides
arrey lakhiyaa baabul morey aey ae
kaahey ko byaahey ae bides
mehlaa taley se ae
dolaa jo niklaa..aaa
mehlaa taley se ae
dolaa jo niklaa..aaa
arrey beeran ne khaayee pachchaad
arrey aey ae lakkhiyaa babul mohey ae
kaahey ko byaahey bides
arrey lakhiyaan babul morey
kaahey ko byaahey ae bides
bhaiyyaa ko diyo baabul
mehlaa do mehlaa…aaa
bhaiyya ko diyo babul
mehlaa do mehlaa
arrey hamko deeyo pardes
arrey aey ae lakhiyaan baabul morey
kaahey ko byaahey ae bides
arrey lakhiyaa baabul morey ae
kaahey ko byaahey ae bides
arrey lakhiyaa baabul morey ae
kaahey ko byaahey ae bides
This article is written by Sudhir, 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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The film ‘Pyaase Dil’, from 1974 is an unfamiliar and obscure entity. However, not for the readers of this blog. This film has been discussed briefly, and not so briefly, in the three posts of the songs of this film that have appeared so far on this blog. The film has a total of four songs. This post brings forth the fourth and the final song of this film on to the blog today. I am sure the word is already in the mind and lips of the regulars, and I do not have to spell out Yippeee, to mark this event.
The earlier songs that have been posted on the blog are
| Ye Dilnasheen Nazaare Karte Hain Kyaa Ishaare | Pyaase Dil | 6060 | 6-Jun-12 |
| Jhukti Ghata Hamse Kahe | Pyaase Dil | 8558 | 19-Aug-13 |
| Tum Mehekti Jawaan Chandni Ho | Pyaase Dil | 8605 | 29-Aug-13 |
As far as the film is concerned, there is nothing remarkable to be discussed, and maybe nothing remains in the collective public memory about it. But for the music. The songs that this film has, are all memorable, despite the fact that one is still surprised to hear the name of the film connecting to the songs. But well, it has to be. Music compositions are by Khaiyyaam, and the lyrics are written by Jaan Nissar Akhtar. Mukesh has rendered two of the four songs in this film. The third is a duet with Mahendra Kapoor and Jagjit Kaur, and the fourth is a chorus song led by Jagjit Kaur. With this combination, the songs indeed have to be remarkable, although they do nothing much for the film.
The storyline of the film in brief.
Poonam (role played by Alka) lives in a village with her mother (role played by Leela Misra). Together they run a small tea shop in the village. Poonam’s mother is in debt of the local Seth (role played by Maruti). Raja (role played by Aziz Mirza) is a truck driver who fancies Poonam. Romance happens, and they fall in love. Raja promises Poonam’s mother that he will help to payback the Seth’s debt, before he sits in the wedding pandal with her daughter. He gets a dangerous assignment to deliver explosives at a construction site in the hills. It is the day of his wedding. He is returning from his last delivery trip, when his truck meets with an accident, and he is hospitalized.
When Raja does not turn up for the wedding, Poonam’s mother has a heart attack and she passes away. The Seth now wants Poonam married to his son. But the son is aware that Poonam is already carrying Raja’s child before marriage, and he helps her to escape from the village. After three months, when Raja returns, he finds no tea shop, and no trace of Poonam.
After giving birth to a son, Poonam takes the child to a distant town. In the night, she places the child at the feet of a portrait of Jesus in a missionary hospital, and hides herself. The nursing staff discovers the child, and informs Dr. Joseph (role played by Pichoo Kapoor), who is the head of the hospital. Dr. Joseph decides that the hospital will adopt the child. The next day, Poonam, claiming her name to be Asha, also appears at his office, and begs for any work at the hospital. Dr Joseph, sensing a connection, allows her to stay as a cleaning woman.
Years pass. The child is now five years old. Poonam/Asha has worked hard to become a nurse at the hospital. At this juncture, Dr. Anand (role played by Yash Tandon) joins the hospital, leaving a lucrative job in a large city. He takes a fancy to both the child, and the nurse Asha. The child thus far knows Asha only as Didi, as he is not yet aware that she is actually his mother. Romance develops between the doctor and the nurse, and the things start moving towards matrimony, as Anand takes Asha home to meet his mother (role played by Shyama).
A train accident happens close to the hospital, and many injured patients are brought in. Destiny brings Raja also to this hospital, as one of the injured passengers, who has lost his eyesight in the accident. He recuperates, and Anand decides to attempt a difficult operation to restore Raja’s eyesight. In the intervening time, Raja senses something familiar in the voice and touch of the nurse Asha, and Asha realizes that he is her Raja, once the bandages come off his face. The dilemma becomes more complicated, as Raja figures out that Asha is his Poonam, and that he is the father of the child. He also realizes that Anand and Asha/Poonam are getting married.
The eye operation happens. On the day that the bandages are removed, he pretends that the operation has failed and he has not recovered his eyesight. And after some days, feigning blindness, but otherwise fit, he leaves the hospital with a blind man’s walking stick. During his stay, he has had conversations with Anand, about his past. As the story progresses, Anand also figures out the truth, and he confronts Asha. In the conversation he reveals that he is aware of the relationship between Raja, Asha/Poonam and the child. Unknown to them, the child is also listening to the conversation, and he comes to know that the blind patient Raja is his father. He runs away from the hospital, chasing the departed Raja who is pretending to be blind. Anand runs after the child.
The child reaches close to Raja, on a road that has vehicular traffic also. The child comes close to being hit by a vehicle, when Raja, throwing away his stick, rescues the child. Anand also reaches at that moment; all secrets on all sides are now in the open. The happy ending is that the family of Raja, Poonam and child are finally united. But Anand is left alone.
The one important sticky point in this story that makes it un-convincing is that when Asha/Poonam realizes the identity of the patient to be her lost bridegroom-to-be, she should happily reclaim both him and the child. Her silence at this juncture is not explicable. Except that the film would have been shorter by about 30 minutes. 🙂
Today’s song is a wedding song, in which the sahelis of the bride are teasing her. The words tell of the beauty and the comeliness of the bride, about the anxiety of the wait for the groom’s arrival, and also tease her about how her beau will embrace and kiss her. The singing voice is of Jagjit Kaur, accompanied by chorus.
On screen, the song is performed by, well I need help here to identify the lead singer. Is she Prema Narayan? I request other knowledgeable readers and friends to please help to identify her. We also see Alka, dressed up as the bride and waiting for the groom’s arrival. The groom, actor Aziz Mirza, appears for brief moments intermittently, as he is heading back to his village riding the truck that he drives. For a brief moment we also see Benjamin Gilani, seated amongst the guests. He is the best friend of the groom, and he too is anxiously awaiting the arrival of the groom.
The film is produced under the banner of New Ashok International, and is directed by Charandas Shokh. The star case consist of Yash Tandan, Aziz Mirza, Alka, Benjamin Gilani, Kumud Tripathi, Leela Mishra, Pinchoo Kapoor, Maruti, Shyama, Master Teeto. The songs of the film are penned by Jaan Nisaar Akhtar and the music composition is by Khaiyyaam Sb.
With this post, the film ‘Pyaase Dil’ now joins the select group of films with all songs posted here.
Song – Sakhi Ri Sharmaaye Dulhan Saj Ban Ke (Pyaase Dil) (1974) Singer – Jagjit Kaur, Lyrics – Jaan Nisaar Akhtar, MD – Khaiyyaam
Chorus
Lyrics
sakhi ri sharmaaye
dulhan saj ban ke
sakhi ri sharmaaye
dulhan saj ban ke
main waari hothon ki laali par
phoolon bhari baali par
nainon ki pyaali par
angiya ki jaali par
ghazab kare haaye badan tan tan ke
sakhi ri sharmaaye
dulhan saj ban ke
khushboo ye haaron ki
solah singaaron ki
laage najriya gori
tujhko sitaaron ki
ho tujhko sitaaron ki
khushboo ye haaron ki
solah singaaron ki
laage najriya gori
tujhko sitaaron ki
ho tujhko sitaaron ki
ke pad gaye shor
tere joban ke
sakhi ri sharmaaye
dulhan saj ban ke
bolun main gori se
socha hai chori se
jaldi se aaye miley
chanda chakori se
ho chanda chakori se
bolun main gori se
socha hai chori se
jaldi se aaye miley
chanda chakori se
ho chanda chakori se
ke baithe hareyaan sapne sajan ke
sakhi ri sharmaaye
dulhan saj ban ke
dheere se aaye ke
ghunghata uthaaye ke
choomenge sajna tujhe
garwa lagaaye ke
ho garwa lagaaye ke
dheere se aaye ke
ghunghata uthaaye ke
choomenge sajna tujhe
garwa lagaaye ke
ho garwa lagaaye ke
ke gave mann geet
madhur milan ke
ke gave mann geet
madhur milan ke
main waari hothon ki laali par
phoolon bhari baali par
nainon ki pyaali par
angiya ki jaali par
ghazab kare haaye badan tan tan ke
sakhi ri sharmaaye
dulhan saj ban ke
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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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सखी री शरमाये
दुल्हन साज बन के
सखी री शरमाये
दुल्हन साज बन के
मैं वारी होठों की लाली पर
फूलों भरी बाली पर
नैनों की प्याली पर
अंगिया की जाली पर
ग़ज़ब करे हाए बदन तन तन के
सखी री शरमाये
दुल्हन साज बन के
खुशबू ये हारों की
सोलह सिंगारों की
लागे नजरिया गोरी
तुझको सितारों की
हो तुझको सितारों की
खुशबू ये हारों की
सोलह सिंगारों की
लागे नजरिया गोरी
तुझको सितारों की
हो तुझको सितारों की
के पड़ गए शोर
तेरे जोबन के
सखी री शरमाये
दुल्हन साज बन के
बोलूँ मैं गोरी से
सोचा है चोरी से
जल्दी से आए मिले
चंदा चकोरी से
हो चंदा चकोरी से
बोलूँ मैं गोरी से
सोचा है चोरी से
जल्दी से आए मिले
चंदा चकोरी से
हो चंदा चकोरी से
के बैठे हरेआन सपने सजन के
सखी री शरमाये
दुल्हन साज बन के
धीरे से आए के
घुंघटा उठाए के
चूमेंगे सजना तुझे
गरवा लगाए के
हो गरवा लगाए के
धीरे से आए के
घुंघटा उठाए के
चूमेंगे सजना तुझे
गरवा लगाए के
हो गरवा लगाए के
के गावे मन गीत
मधुर मिलन के
के गावे मन गीत
मधुर मिलन के
मैं वारी होठों की लाली पर
फूलों भरी बाली पर
नैनों की प्याली पर
अंगिया की जाली पर
ग़ज़ब करे हाए बदन तन तन के
सखी री शरमाये
दुल्हन साज बन के
Phir wohi saaawan aaya
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