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| Blog Day : | 6595 | Post No. : | 20495 |
Today’s song is the last and final song from a lesser known social film ‘Ek Shola’ (1958).
This film title contains the starting word ‘Ek’, one of the most favorite words of the filmmakers. This word ‘Ek’ is used in 206 film titles, from 1931 to 2012. The film was the first film produced by Deep Khosla and Pradeep Kumar, for their own banner Deep and Pradeep productions, Bombay. It was a joint venture of Deep Khosla and Pradeep Kumar. Deep Khosla, writer-actor became a partner in Pradeep Kumar’s film production company and produced its first film, ‘Ek Shola’ (1958) which went to the production sometime in 1956. Thereafter, the banner produced ‘Ek Jhalak’ (1957), ‘Police’ (1958) and ‘Do Dilon Ki Daastaan’ (1966). In between, their partnership ran into some problems because of trust deficits between Deep Khosla and Pradeep Kumar. It is stated that as a part of the settlement between the two partners, Pradeep Kumar acted free in ‘Batwaara’ (1961) which was produced under the banner of Deep and Sandeep Productions. Sandeep was the son of Kalidas, the brother of Pradeep Kumar. ‘Do Dilon Ki Daastaan’ (1966) was the last released film under the banner, Deep and Pradeep Productions.
Ye Surkh Joda Ye Badan
Posted on: August 7, 2026
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| Blog Day : | 6594 | Post No. : | 20493 |
“Yeh Surkh Joda Yeh Badan” is beautifully sung by Mohd. Rafi Saab. It is written by Gauhar Kanpuri and composed by Sapan Jagmohan. It is from the film ‘Shaadi Se Pehle’ (1980).
The film ‘Shaadi Se Pehle’ has been made under the banner of SM productions and is directed by Karunesh Thakur. The music is composed by Sapan Jagmohan, and the lyrics are written by Gauhar Kanpuri. The cast of actors lists the lead actors are new – Praveen Sood and Shahnaaz, supported by Rajendranath, Raj Mehra, Komilla Wirk, Poornima, Jagdish Raj, Dheeraj Kumar, etc.
Is Vrat Sa Koi Vrat Nahin Dooja
Posted on: August 6, 2026
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| Blog Day : | 6593 | Post No. : | 20491 |
Today’s songs from a Mythological film ‘Gaj Gauri’ (1958). The cast of this film consisted of Sulochana (Latkar), Ratnamala, Shahu Modak, Anant Kumar, Nana Palshikar and a host of mostly Marathi artistes plus an elephant named Ram Prasad.
When the talkie films era came to India, the early filmmakers tended to make films on folk tales and mythological stories in the first decade, i.e. 1931 to 1940. In the second decade of 1941 to 1950 many religious films were made. Some of them like ‘Ram Rajya’ (1943) being an all India blockbuster. And the third decade from 1951 to 1960 achieved the peak for mythological films made, worth calling it ‘The Golden Period of Religious films’. As many as 124 such films were made in this decade. From 1961 to 1970 and 1971 to 1980 were ok, but 1980 onwards there was a decline in such films and mythological films became scarce except some dubbed films from the South, where such films are made even today regularly. The television became a competition to this as many dharmik serials were shown on TV.
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| Blog Day : | 6590 | Post No. : | 20487 |
Today’s song is from a social film ‘Garib’ (1942).
The film was made by National Studios, Bombay, which started after the closure of Sagar Movietone. Automatically, all the artists under contract with Sagar were transferred to National Studios. The film was directed by Ramchandra Thakur and the music was by Anil Biswas (7 songs) and Ashok Ghosh (5 songs). Lyrics were by Dr. Safdar ‘ Aah ‘ Sitapuri and Pt. Indra.
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| Blog Day : | 6589 | Post No. : | 20486 |
#The Decade of Seventies – 1971 – 1980 #
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‘Baghaawat-1972’ was directed by B. Vithhalacharya for ‘Sagar Films, Madras’. It was a ‘costume drama’ genre film. The cast of this movie had Jayalalitha, NT Ramarao, Devika, Rajnala, Prabhakar Reddy, Allu Ramalingaiah, Tyagraj, Hemlata, Raj Babu and others.
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| Blog Day : | 6589 | Post No. : | 20485 |
There were some Hindi films which either flopped or just made it to be the average performers at the box office after they had theatrical release. But over the years, they have attained the status of cult classics. The films in my minds are, Chetan Anand’s ‘Neecha Nagar’ (1946) for pioneering the parallel cinema, Raj Kapoor’s ‘Jaagte Raho’ (1956) for its social commentary, Guru Dutt’s ‘Kaagaz Ke Phool’ (1959) for its cinematic style, Dev Anand’s ‘Guide’ (1965) for its progressive themes, Raj Kapoor’s ‘Mera Naam Joker’ (1970) for its philosophical depth and ‘Jaane Bhi Do Yaaron’ (1983) for raising a couple of serious issues facing the country in a satirical way. The list is not exhaustive. I also feel that I should add ‘Shakti’ (1982) in this list for the powerful performances of Dilip Kumar and Amitabh Bachchan as father and son, respectively who are in the opposite side of the law.
Haaye Ye Maine Kya Kiya
Posted on: August 1, 2026
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| Blog Day : | 6588 | Post No. : | 20484 |
Today’s song is from a flop, obscure film, with a good star cast – ‘Garibi’ (1949).
Based on overall rating, there are 3 types of films….
1) Memorable Films – due to powerful story, acting, direction or music.
2) Films refreshed by memory when referenced in later years – films popular or hit for a short period and then forgotten till referenced in later years.
3) Totally forgettable films – from day one, due to poor/weak/unbelievable story, direction, music or outdated theme.Top actors, directors or MDs also can not save the film.
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