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Zara murli bajaa de mere Shyam re
Posted by: Atul on: May 12, 2024
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5777 | Post No. : | 18304 |
“Baaje Ghunghroo”(1962) was directed by Shivraj Shrivastava for Ram Raj Films, Bombay. The movie had Manhar Desai, Nalini Chonkar, Sheela Kashmiri, Leela Misra, Manju, Jagdish Kanwal, Nazir Kashmiri, Jugal Kishore, Keshri, Baby Farida, Baby Kokila, BA, Khan etc in it.
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Kan kan mein Bhagwaan
Posted by: Atul on: April 22, 2024
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5757 | Post No. : | 18282 |
#the Decade of Seventies – 1961 – 1970 #
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Today I am back with a song from the ‘1963’ movie ‘Kan Kan Mein Bhagwaan’. In the past, I had presented three songs from this movie on the blog. That is sufficient to explain how much I like the songs of this movie.
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Aao jhoolaa jhoolen Kaanhaa
Posted by: Atul on: April 6, 2024
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5741 | Post No. : | 18263 |
Today’s song is a DayDream song video from the film Brandy ki Botal-1939.
The period of early Talkie cinema was interesting in many ways from the point of view of Cinema history. The experimental attitude of the filmmakers allowed the audience to enjoy a variety of subjects of life. Not only this, but due to studios like Prabhat, Huns, Maharashtra Film co. etc making bilingual films in Hindi and Marathi, gave a taste of Marathi style of acting and pronunciation of the dialogues. Exposure to Marathi actors, who acted only in Marathi films, had a typical accent, diction and style of delivering the dialogues which , at times, sounded funny and odd. The Hindi language that was used in these Bilingual films from Maharashtra was sprinkled with ” Hindi-ised” Marathi words, which, though not completely wrong, were rarely used in day-to-day use in the Hindi Belt. One example would be ” मैं तुम्हारी बाट ( वाट in Marathi) देखूंगी “…. which simply meant ” I will wait for you ” !
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Bansi bajaa bansi bajaa re
Posted by: Atul on: April 2, 2024
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5737 | Post No. : | 18259 |
Today’s song is from the film Chandan-1941.
When I first saw this name in the HFGK, I remembered the 1958 film Chandan, which was a very entertaining film, having sweet songs composed by Madan Mohan. Today’s film is an obscure film. I tried to get information about this film from the various sources that I use frequently, but nowhere could I get anything, except what is mentioned in the HFGK. Some of its cast members’ names were also seen for the first time by me. Names like Mrs. Sindhu Gadgil, Hari Das, Bala Bhai and Baby Lalita Rao are names which I never again saw in any films. But then, I come across such obscure films now and then and wonder how the producers must have recovered their invested money !
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Tu kis liye khaamosh hai o baansuriwaale
Posted by: Atul on: March 31, 2024
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5735 | Post No. : | 18257 |
Today’s song is from the film Mahasati Tulsi Vrinda-1947.
1947 was a landmark year for India. We got our Independence on 15th August 1947. It was a matter of joy and sorrow, because on one hand we threw off the British rule, but before leaving, the British divided our country on religious line, creating Pakistan for Muslims. This not only affected the lives of Muslims who left India to settle in and develop their own country, it also disturbed almost all forms of business in India, wherever Muslims were involved.
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Raadhaa pyaaree pyaaree haathhon mein pichkaaree
Posted by: Atul on: March 25, 2024
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5729 | Post No. : | 18250 |
Today (25 March 2024) is the festival of Holi, the festival of colour.
The word Holi is derived from demoness Holika.
The tale of Holika and her relatives is quite interesting. According to legends, she was an Asuri who was the daughter of Kashyap and Diti. Rahu and Ketu were her sons.
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Mere Mohan kee leela hai nyaaree
Posted by: Atul on: February 27, 2024
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5702 | Post No. : | 18220 |
Today’s song is from a very old film – almost 86 years old – Gopal Krishna-1938.
Modern Technology has made wonders possible, otherwise finding such old songs unthinkable. The first year of the Talkie Cinema saw the release of 24 films in its first year-1931. None of these films are available now. The oldest Hindi film that is available today is the film ” Ayodhya Ka Raja”-1932 in Hindi and Marathi (as अयोध्येचा राजा ), made by the Prabhat Film Company of Poona, Maharashtra. Same year, Prabhat also made another film ” Shyam Sunder”-1932. This was the Debut film of Shahu Modak, as young Krishna and also Shanta Apte as his mother-Yashoda. This too was made in Hindi and Marathi.
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Main to Giridhar ke ghar jaaun
Posted by: Atul on: February 8, 2024
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5683 | Post No. : | 18199 |
“Zindagi Ke Mele”(1956) was produced and directed by K B Lal for Prem Pictures Bombay. This movie had Chitra, Gajanan Jageerdaar, Dulari, Chandrashekhar, Kumkum, K N Singh, Minu Mumtaz, Rasheed Khan, Shanti Devi, Sheikh, Babu Raje, Jankidas, Lalita Pawar, Yakoob, Sai Subbulaxmi etc in it.
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Ajee thhoda sa gulaal tu bhi le le le le
Posted by: Atul on: February 1, 2024
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5676 | Post No. : | 18187 |
Today’s song is a duet from the film Shrikrishna Bhakti-1955.
This was a Mythological film (पौराणिक ), directed by the “Trick Magician” – Babubhai Mistri. The music director was the Melody Maker – Chitragupta. The cast of the film was Manmohan Krishna, Lalita Pawar, Mahipal, Bipin Gupta, B.M.Vyas, Dalpat and many others. A special feature of this film was that there were as many as 7 “Guest Appearance ” artistes – clearly a record number for any film till then. I doubt very much if any other film has broken this record. Any reader, who knows about more than 7 Guest artistes in a film, mentioned in the HFGK, so far, may please give the information in the Comments column. The Guest artistes in this film were….Krishna Kumari, Anwar Hussain, Maruti, Shaikh, Indira bansal, Bagala and Chitalkar (surprised with this name !).
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Jaiyo Na Jamna Pe Akeli Tum Radha
Posted by: skapur01 on: January 11, 2024
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5655 | Post No. : | 18155 |
The name Neeraj means one that is born of water. The singular reference is towards the lotus flower. In Hindi, ‘नीरज’ is a synonym for the lotus flower. And so is Gopaldas Saxena ‘Neeraj’ – a lotus amongst the poets and songwriters whose verses have graced the screens of Hindi Cinema.
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