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Buraa hai na gaana buraa
Posted on: August 14, 2022
This article is written by Arunkumar Deshmukh, 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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5140 | Post No. : | 17099 |
Today’s song is from the film ‘Road No. 303’ (1960).
This film was special in many respects. Let’s start with it’s title. Among the total of 3240 Talkie films made in the first 30 years of Hindi films (1931-1960), only 19 Hindi films had titles which actually had numbers in their Titles. The first one to have a numerical figure in its title was Miss 1933 (1933) and the last one to have it was today’s film Road No. 303 (1960). Just for information of our readers, there were 7 such film titles in the 1930’s (total films 924), only 4 such film titles in the 1940’s (total films 1191) and 8 such film titles in the 1950’s (total films 1125). There were hundreds of film titles having figures in words, like ‘Ek Thi Ladki’, ‘Do Gunde’, ‘Teen Batti Char Rasta’ etc. but numbers in titles were a novelty.
Secondly, this was the first Hindi film of the music director C Arjun. He started by giving music to the first Sindhi film after the Independence – ‘Abana’ in 1958. (The first Sindhi film ever in India was ‘Ekta’ (1940), made by Wadia Movietone, directed by Homi Wadia).
Thirdly, this was the first and the only Hindi film in which Mehmood and Shubha Khote were the leading pair. In all other films, they were in the side roles.
‘Road No. 303’ was made by Mahesh Pictures, Bombay and it was directed by Dharam Kumar. He was born on 26-11-1919 and had directed 14 Hindi films. His first film as a director was ‘Jalte Deep’ (1950) and his last film was ‘Truck Driver’ (1970). Dharam Kumar expired on 28-7-1993, in his 75th year. The 6 songs of this film were written by Naksh Lyallpuri (3) and Jaan Nissar Akhtar (3).
‘Road No.303’ is truly an obscure movie as no information is available about it on any internet site. This name too is not known to many. The film was produced by Ratankumar and Bhikhubhai. The story of film is….
Manohar (Maqbool) is murdered and his body is thrown on the Road No. 303 in the dead of the night. Ramesh (Mehmood), his younger brother who loved him much is devastated. Manohar was an honest Police officer.
Ramesh is in love with Sadhana (Shubha Khote), a young and educated daughter of Seth Deen Dayal (KN Singh) . Seth ji is a well known philanthropist rich man, running destitute homes for widows and orphans.
Ramesh starts finding out about the cause of murder and he learns that soon Manohar was to arrest a big person in society for some serious crime. Munna (Bhagwan) , a small-time pickpocket and a friend of Ramesh, also helps him . Sona (Helen) a dancer in ‘Red Lite Cafe’ is also in love with Ramesh and helps him.
Meanwhile there are attempts to kill Ramesh too. Finally, with the help of Sona, Munna, and Sadhana, Ramesh finds out that the murderer is nobody else but Seth Deen Dayal who runs a racket of trading women and children to Arab countries.
Sadhana is very firm and in the end Seth ji is arrested for murder of Manohar and for his illegal work.
The debutante composer C Arjun was one of those composers who never got what he really deserved. In spite of giving music to 22 films, he always remained a “lesser known music Director”. His best known film was ‘Jai Santoshi Maa’ released in the same year (1975) as film ‘Sholay’ of Ramesh Sippy and it did an unprecedented business amongst the mythological films.
His full name was ARJUN PARMANAND CHANDNANI and he was born in Karachi on 1-9-1933. After partition his family settled in Baroda. He inherited his musical talent from his father who was a singer. He became assistant to another Sindhi music director Bulo C Rani. He started his career with composing for a Sindhi film ‘Abana’ (1958) (first Sindhi film in Independent India).
His first Hindi film was ‘Road No. 303’ in 1960. Off and on he got films under nondescript banners with B/C grade cast. That he created memorable music nevertheless did not do much to change his fortunes. His teaming with the lyricist Jaan Nisar Akhtar would rank at par with the best of Sahir Ludhianvi’s composed by SD Burman or Roshan. He also composed a number of non film songs.
He gave music to 22 Hindi films, besides films in Gujarati, Sindhi and Haryanvi languages. Some of his films were, ‘Main Aur Mera Bhai’, ‘Punarmilan’, ‘Ek Saal Pehle’, ‘Jai santoshi Maa’, ‘Raksha Bandhan’, ‘Karwa Chauth’, ‘Aankh Ka Taara’, ‘Lambu In Hong Kong’, ‘Ustad Pedro’, ‘Mangu Dada’, ‘Gunahon Ka Mandir’, ‘Nawab Sahib’, ‘Kanoon Aur Mujrim’, ‘Hamari Kahani’, ‘O Mere Jaane Jigar’ etc. His film ‘Susheela’ (1966), which was incomplete, was completed and releasd as ‘Subah Zaroor Aayegi’ in 1977 in which “Bemurawwat Bewafa Begaana e Dil Aap Hain” song sung by Mubarak Begum and “Gham Ki Andheri Raat Mein” sung by Talat and Rafi became very popular.
I still remember the interview of C Arjun by Ameen Sayani on radio in Binaca Geetmala program, a long time ago about the story behind as to how a popular song was written by Indivar and how it was tuned, for the film ‘Punarmilan’ (1964).
C Arjun said – “One day we (both me and Indivar) were travelling in a BEST bus while returning home in the evening, from the recording studio. Both of us were sitting on the same seat and the bus was packed full with passengers. After 2 or 3 stations Indivar saw that a young and very beautiful girl boarded the bus and she came near our seat standing in the middle amongst other standing passengers. Indivar was repeatedly looking at her time and again. After 4 or 5 minutes, Indivar asked me to leave my seat and offer it to the pretty girl standing besides us.
After a bit of hesitation I agreed and gave my seat to her. To my surprise, Indivar didn’t talk to her even once while she was sitting beside him for about 20 -25 minutes before she de-boarded the bus at one of the stops in our way. When I asked Indivar why he didn’t talk to her?. He replied today he shall de-board the bus with me at my residence bus stop & answer me when we shall reach my home. We de-boarded the bus at my residence. On reaching home Indivar said “My dear Arjun, thank you so much for offering your seat to her and letting her sit beside me and I have imagined and thought of some lines while she was standing and then sitting beside me”. Indivar there and then spoke those lines to me and they were “PAAS BAITHO TABIYAT BAHAL JAYEGI, MAUT BHI AA GAYI HO TO TAL JAYEGI”.
And then Indivar wrote this whole song there and then in about one hour and asked me to compose its tune the same night. We sat together after our dinner and composed its tune before we went to our beds late at night. Indivar stayed with me that night and left for his home next day morning.”
C Arjun died on 30-4-1992, due to a massive heart attack when he was recording a non-filmi Sindhi song in the Sterling Studios, Mumbai.
Sometime back there was a story that C Arjun started his career with acting and that he was the hero in film ‘Malhar’ (1951).
There is irrefutable proof available on Cinegems and Cineplot, that the hero of ‘Malhar’ was none other than Arjun Bakshi, and NOT C Arjun, MD.
Arjun Bakshi who had acted in some other films, including ‘Daku ki Ladki’, and Naujawan etc, was later a screenplay writer in Hindi films. He is the father of the actress Jyoti Bakshi (of ‘Bullet’, with Dev Anand). Jyoti and her father separated later and Jyoti had a very pathetic and sad demise, a few years back.
Few years back one senior member from RMIM group had reported that he had met Arjun Bakshi in a Music shop in Canada in 2003. And as written above, C Arjun had died in 1992. So, once for all it is clear, once again, that C Arjun the composer and Arjun the actor were two different persons. In addition, C Arjun’s nephew – Shyam Chandnani, who is in Dubai appeared in a music related Blog- Songs of Yore and commented that C Arjun had never ever acted in any film or visited Canada, in his lifetime. That was another final confirmation.
This film was only the second film – after ‘O Tera Kya Kehna’ (1959), in which Mehmood and Master Bhagwan came together. Today’s song is filmed on these two comedians. Though this was C Arjun’s first film, he had used Rock and Roll music for his songs. In today’s song he has tried a jugalbandi in Rock n Roll music with Bharat Natyam Music. Two duets were filmed on the lead pair. This song was quite popular in 1960 and many readers might remember it also.
I was pleasantly surprised to find that this song was not yet featured on the Blog. Perhaps, it was waiting for me to write on it. Enjoy this duet featuring Rafi and Manna Dey.
Song- Bura hai na gaana bura (Road No 303) (1960) Singers- Mohammed Rafi, Manna Dey, Lyricist- Jaan Nisaar Akhtar, MD- C Arjun
Mohammed Rafi + Manna Dey
Lyrics
bura hai na gaana
bura
bura hai na gaana
bura
itna to jaan
kya cheez ye kala hai ae ae ae
itna to maan
karte ki vidya hai
bura hai na gaana
bura na bajaana
ye phan puraana
bura hai na gaana
bura
mathura nagar ki kunj galin mein
dekhi hamne dhoom re
hoye dekhi hamne dhoom re
arey murli ki vo taan raseeli
manva jaaye jhoom re
manva jaaye jhoom re
dil ko har ek naach jhanjhore
kathak ke yoon baaje tode
[Kathak bol]
bura hai na gaana
bura
o door dakhan mein jaakar dekhi
duniya sur aur taal ki
duniya sur aur taal ki
chhan chhana chhan baje manjire
goonje thape naal ki
goonje thape naal ki
dil pe jara bhi rahe na kaabu
bharatnatyam dekh ke babu
[Bharatnatyam bol]
bura hai na gaana
bura
bura hai na gaana
bura
sair sapaate karte yaaron
aaye jab punjab mein
haaye aaye jab punjab mein
oye naach vo dekha rang rangeela
jo na dekha khawaab mein
jo na dekha khawaab mein
boodha baccha loola langda
jisko dekha nache bhangda
urr yeeaah
un hun aahoon aahoon
un hun aahoon aahoon
un hun aahoon aahoon
un hun aahoon aahoon
o munde mard kamaiyaan karde
o o o o
hoy munde mard kamaiyaan karde
ke lachhi tere pal(?) na bane
un hun aahoon aahoon
un hun aahoon aahoon
un hun aahoon aahoon
un hun aahoon aahoon
bura hai na gaana
bura
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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir Kapur)
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बुरा है ना गाना
बुरा
बुरा है ना गाना
बुरा
इतना तो जान
क्या चीज़ है ये कला आ आ
इतना तो मान
करते की विद्या है
बुरा है ना गाना
बुरा न बजाना
ये फन पुराना
बुरा है ना गाना
बुरा
मथुरा नगर की कुंज गलिन में
देखी हमने धूम रे
होय देखी हमने धूम रे
अरे मुरली की वो तान रसीली
मनवा जाये झूम रे
मनवा जाये झूम रे
दिल को हर एक नाच झंझोरे
कत्थक के यूं बाजे तोड़े
[कत्थक बोल]
बुरा है ना गाना
बुरा
ओ दूर दक्खन में जाकर देखी
दुनिया सुर और ताल की
दुनिया सुर और ताल की
छन छना छन बाजे मंजीरे
गूँजे थापें नाल की
गूँजे थापें नाल की
दिल पे ज़रा भी रहे ना काबू
भरतनाट्यम देख के बाबू
[भरतनाट्यम बोल]
बुरा है ना गाना
बुरा
बुरा है ना गाना
बुरा
सैर सपाटे कर के यारो
आए जब पंजाब में
हाय आए जब पंजाब में
ओय नाच वो देखा रंग रंगीला
जो ना देखा ख्वाब में
जो ना देखा ख्वाब में
बूढ़ा बच्चा लूला लंगड़ा
जिसको देखा नाचे भंगड़ा
उर्रर्र यीआह
ऊँ हूँ आहूँ आहूँ
ऊँ हूँ आहूँ आहूँ
ऊँ हूँ आहूँ आहूँ
ऊँ हूँ आहूँ आहूँ
ओ मुंडे मर्द कमाईयां करदे
ओ ओ ओ ओ
ओ मुंडे मर्द कमाईयां करदे
के लच्छी तेरे पल(?) ना बने
ऊँ हूँ आहूँ आहूँ
ऊँ हूँ आहूँ आहूँ
ऊँ हूँ आहूँ आहूँ
ऊँ हूँ आहूँ आहूँ आहूँ आहूँ
बुरा है ना गाना
बुरा
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‘Raahgeer’ (1969), is a production from Geetanjali Chitradeep, Calcutta. It was directed by Tarun Majumdar. The movie has Biswajeet, Nirupa Roy, Asit Sen, Sandhya Roy, Vasant Chowdhury, Shashikala, Padma Chauhan, Anwar Hussain, Pahari Sanyal, Master Prasenjit, Ifthekar, Kanhaiyyalal, Chaman Puri, Savita Chatterjee, Ram Avtar, Rashid Khan, CS Dubey and others in it.
Here is what our dear Arun ji has mentioned in brief about this film while commenting on the song-post of the song “Janam Se Banjaara Hoon Bandhu”
Atul ji,
First of all, this is a production of GITANJALI CHITRADEEP, CALCUTTA.
The name of Hemant Kumar’s production house was GEETANJALI PICTURES, BOMBAY. So there is every possibility that this may be a home production, in some way or the other, of Biswajeet.
I remember having seen this film halfway, in the theatre, as it was very much boring.
Directed by Tarun Mujumdar, its cast was, Biswajeet, Sandhya Roy, Shashikala, Padma, Nirupa Roy, Kanhaiyalal, Anwar Hussain, Pahadi Sanyal, Prasanjit, Iftekhar, Asit Sen, Sabita Chatterjee etc.
The story, as I remember, was of a young man who is fond of wandering and sets out on an endless journey. The film depicts various experiences he encounters in his travels. He does not get attached to anybody but becomes a darling of many.
Neither the story, nor the music, nor the actors were of much interest and hence no wonder the film wandered aimlessly in search of success.
-AD
NB- There seems to be no record of any major award given to Rahgir. Maybe, Bengal Govt. or critics or journalists award may have been given to it.
The movie has ten songs and lyrics for all the ten songs are penned by Gulzar. The music is composed by Hemant Kumar. Here is the list of songs this movie has.
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Posted On |
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Janam Se Banjaaraa Hoon Bandhu | Hemant Kumar | 21.09.2011 |
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02 |
He He, … Vaidhh Ke Palle Pade | Kishore Kumar | 13.07.2018 |
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03 |
Aa, Do Do Pankh Lagaake Panchhi Banenge | Hemant Kumar, Aarti Mukherjee, Chorus |
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04 |
Daiyya Kasam-Sharam Laage, Ae Sakhi, Badaa Besharam Balam | Asha Bhonsle, Usha Mangeshkar |
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05 |
Babu Ghabraate Hain, Chori Chori Aankhon Se Teer Chalaate Hain | Asha Bhonsle, Kishore Kumar |
17.07.2018 |
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06 |
Tumhaare Nain Dekh Ke Sunaa Hai Log Jogi Ho Gaye | Hemant Kumar | 27.10.2013 |
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07 |
Haay Haay, Panchhi Re, Ude Gagan Gagan Mast Magan | Manna Dey, Hemant Kumar, Sulakshana Pandit, Chorus |
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08 |
Mujhko Dosh Na Dena Bandhu… Kabhi Ruk Gaye Hain Kabhi Chal Diye Hain | Hemant Kumar | |
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09 |
Bairi Aanchar Pag Pag Urjhe Hamaar, | Lata Mangeshkar, Chorus | |
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10 |
Mitwaa Re, Bhool Gaye Thhe Raahen Mitwa | Lata Mangeshkar, Chorus | 06.07.2016 |
This movie made its debut on the blog on 21.09.2011. However, as we can see in the above table, so far only five out of ten songs of this movie have been posted on the blog.
Today we take this opportunity to present the sixth song from this movie on the blog. It will be after a gap of almost four years since the fifth song of this movie was discussed on the blog.
Today’s song is sung by Manna Dey, Hemant Kumar, and Sulakshana Pandit. And is a light-hearted group chorus song having a philosophical side too. The lyrics are by Gulzar Sb and music is composed by Hemant Kumar.
Let us listen to and enjoy the today’s wonderful song now …
Song – Panchhi Re Udey Gagan Gagan Mast Magan (Raahgeer) (1969) Singers – Manna Dey, Hemant Kumar, Lyrics – Gulzar, MD – Hemant Kumar
Manna Dey + Sulakshana Pandit
Chorus
Lyrics
haay haay
panchhi re ae ae ae
ude gagan gagan
mast magan
kiske sang laagi lagan
kaisi lagan laagi re
panchhi re ae ae ae
ude gagan gagan
mast magan
kiske sang laagi lagan
kaisi lagan laagi re
hoy
panchhi re ae ae ae
ude gagan gagan
mast magan
kiske sang laagi lagan
kaisi lagan laagi re
o o o o
kaisi chaahton ki tujhe hawaa lagi hai
tujhe hawaa laagi hai
kaunse milan ke liye vidaa lagi hai
tujhe vidaa lagi hai
kaisi chaahton ki tujhe hawaa lagi hai
kaunse milan ke liye vidaa lagi hai
o o o
aasmaan pe mil gayaa hai
kaisaa watan
kaisaa watan
kaisaa watan re
panchhi re ude gagan gagan
mast magan
kiske sang laagi lagan
kaisi lagan laagi re
ghaat ghaat boond chune
chune ud jaaye
o o o
ghaat ghaat boond chune
chune ud jaaye
pyaasi maatiyon pe kahin jaaye barsaaye
o o o
pyaasi maatiyon pe kahin jaaye barsaaye
kiske gaon jayegaa re ae ae ae ae
kiske gaon jayegaa re
kiske watan
kiske watan
kiske watan re
panchhi re ude gagan gagan
mast magan
kiske sang laagi lagan
kaisi lagan laagi re
o o o
chaand si pari ke desh me bhi jaayiyo
ha ha desh jaayiyo
hoy sone waali baaliyon ke kaan laaiyiyo
ha ha kaan laaiyo
chaand si pari ke desh me bhi jaayiyo
sone waali baaliyon ke kaan laaiyiyo
o o o
os waale moti leke aana watan
aana watan
aana watan re
panchhi re ude gagan gagan
mast magan
kiske sang lagi lagan
kaisi lagan laagi re
panchhi re ae ae
panchhi re ude gagan gagan
ae
mast magan
ae
kiske sang laagi lagan
kaisi lagan laagi re
ae ae ae
Duniya jidhar jhukey jhuk jaa
Posted on: June 17, 2022
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5082 | Post No. : | 17005 |
“Aplam Chaplam”(1961) was directed by Ramdayal and directed by Roop K Shourey by Mukul Pictures, Bombay. The movie had Kumkum, Ravindra Kapoor, Tabassum,Majnu, I.S.Johar, Tiwari aka Ramayan Tiwari,Wazir Mohammed Khan, Jeevan,Mridula rani,
Kathana, Badri prasad,Sagar, Abdul etc in it.
The movie had seven songs in it. Three songs have been covered in the past.
Here is the fourth song from “Aplam Chaplam”(1961) to appear in the blog. This song is sung by Rafi and Manna Dey. Prem Dhawan is the lyricist. Music is composed by Chitragupta.
Only audio of the song is available. I request our knowledgeable readers to throw light on the picturisation of the song.
Lyrics of this song were sent to me by Prakashchandra.
audio link:
Song-Duniya jidhar jhukey jhuk jaa (Aplam Chaplam)(1961) Singer-Rafi, Manna Dey, Lyrics-Prem Dhawan, MD-Chitragupta
Rafi + Manna Dey
Lyrics(Provided by Prakashchandra)
duniya jidhar jhukey jhuk jaa
duniya jidhar rukey ruk jaa
aisey ho yaa waisey ho tu
kaam chalaaye jaa..aa…aaa
kyun bhai aplam…mmmm
haan bhai chaplam…mmm
kyun bhai aplam…mmmm
haan bhai chaplam…mmm
hai kaun jahaan mein jhoothaa
to kaun hai pyaarey sachchaa
jo apnaa rang jamaa ley ae
hai wohee sabse achchaa..aa
hai kaun jahaan mein jhoothaa
to kaun hai pyaarey sachchaa
jo apnaa rang jamaa ley ae ae
hai wohee sabse achchaa
mauqaa jahaan miley dat jaa
hatnaa jahaan padey hat jaa
aisey ho ya waisey ho tu
kaam chalaaye jaa
kyun bhai aplam…mmmm
haan bhai chaplam…mmm
kyun bhai aplam…mmmm
haan bhai chaplam…mmm
chadhtey sooraj ko poojo
kehtaa hai yehee zamaanaa
jis sur mein gaaye duniyaa
us sur mein gaatey jaanaa..aa..aaa
chadhtey sooraj ko poojo
kehtaa hai yehee zamaanaa
jis sur mein gaaye duniyaa
us sur mein gaatey jaanaa..aa..aaa
boley agar ye saa to saa
boley agar ye paa to paa
aisey ho ya waisey ho tu
kaam chalaaye jaa
kyun bhai aplam…mmmm
haan bhai chaplam…mmm
kyun bhai aplam…mmmm
haan bhai chaplam…mmm
chaahey ye duniyaa hamko
kitnaa hi fraud pukaarey
hum kaun hain yaaron kyaa hain
bas God hi jaaney pyaarey aey ae
chaahey ye duniyaa hamko
kitnaa hi fraud pukaarey
hum kaun hain yaaron kyaa hain ae
bas God hi jaaney pyaarey aey ae
koyi buraa kahey to kyaa
koyi bhalaa kahey to kyaa
aisey ho ya waisey ho tu
kaam chalaaye jaa..aa…aaa
kyun bhai aplam…mmmm
haan bhai chaplam…mmm..mm
kyun bhai aplam…mm..mm
haan bhai chaplam…mmm
duniya jidhar jhukey jhuk jaa
duniya jidhar rukey ruk jaa
aisey ho yaa waisey ho tu
kaam chalaaye jaa..aa…aaa
kyun bhai aplam…mmmm
haan bhai chaplam…mmm
kyun bhai aplam…mmmm
haan bhai chaplam…mmm
Zara palat ke dekh
Posted on: June 15, 2022
This article is written by Arunkumar Deshmukh, 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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5080 | Post No. : | 17003 |
Today’s song is from the film ‘Kismat Palat Ke Dekh’ (1961).
Generally, I like to write on films from the 30’s to the 50’s decade, which is my comfort zone. I feel homely and on friendly ground when I write about those old films. Films after 1960 are NOT a ‘ NO- NO ‘ for me, but unless I find either the film or the song interesting, I normally do not choose that song. That way and to allay any misunderstanding in our readers’ minds, let me stress here that I have written more than 200 posts on films from 1960 to 2013 also. Actually since there is still so much scope in the first 3 decades of talkie films, turning to the films of 60+ songs is not that common.
Just for my own information, I was curious about when was the last song from the 60’s discussed by me. I took out my long books wherein I first hand write my articles, backwards from my post on the 12th June 2022. I was surprised to find that my last song-post for a film of 1962 (‘Sautela Bhai’) was on 6-12-2020 ! That’s a cool gap of 176 posts in between !!
The usual question comes as to what is an ‘Old Film’ ? It all depends on the person’s age who wants to know the answer. Over a period of last so many years I got the following answer….
| For a Person Aged | An Old Film is From |
|---|---|
| 20-30 years | films of and prior to 1990 |
| 30-40 | 1980 |
| 40-50 | 1970 |
| 50-60 | 1960 |
| 60-70 | 1950 |
| 70-80 | 1940 |
| 80++ | 1930 |
For youngsters of 20-30 years, songs of 1930 are antiques, 1940’s are Grandpa’s choices, 50 & 60’s are Dad’s favorites and 70 & 80’s are very old songs ! So, one can see the connection between the age and the period of film songs to label it differently !
Now coming to today’s song ‘Kismat Palat Ke Dekh’ (KPKD) was a costume/stunt drama. The title of this film has an interesting history behind it.
During the 30’s and the 40’s there was a comedian named Noor Mohammed. Based on his role as Charlie Chaplin including his dress, mustache, hat, stick, talk and walk, he was nicknamed as Charlie. There was a time when this Charlie was extremely popular all over India. He used to sing his own songs too. He became so famous and popular that films were sold in his name . He started to get special songs shot on him in almost every film – much before Johnny Walker in the 50s. He sang his own songs. He left Ranjit Studios and was the first actor to become a ‘free-lance‘ breaking the studio system. Some of his films and songs therein were famous all over India. In the film ‘Sanjog’ (1943), he sang “Palat, Tera Dhyan Kidhar Hai“. This line became so famous that young boys in colleges used this line for calling girls, in those days. In the film ‘Dhandhora’ (1941), he sang “Ek Do Teen Char Paanch Chhe Saat Aath Nau Dus Gyara Bara,Teri Nazar Ne Mujhe Mara“. Raj Kapoor used “Ek Do Teen Aaja Mausam Hai Rangeen” (film ‘Awaara’ (1951)) and later Madhuri Dixit’s “Ek Do Teen” (film ‘Tezaab’ (1988)) became very famous. In the film ‘Taqdeer’ (1943) he sang ”Thank You, Mention Not” and “I Am Very Very Sorry”. These too became popular.
Based on Charlie’s song “Palat, Tera Dhyan Kidhar Hai” this film’s title was finalized as ‘Zara Palat Ke Dekh’. For reasons unknown to others, the Censor board objected to this title and asked the makers to change it. After a lot of arguments, the makers finally had to change it to ‘Kismat Palat Ke Dekh’. I have seen this film. Neither the original nor the revised title had any connection with the story of the film.
This was the first and the only film directed by actor CS aka Chandrashekhar Dubey. I could not get enough information about Dubey from anywhere. He used to live somewhere in the Seven Bungalows area of Andheri west, where I have been living since long time. I used to see him along with his friends sitting in a hotel nearby sometimes. After searching a lot, I came across a short note on him by Mr. MN Sardana ji on the FB page of ‘Wo Din Yaad Karo’. For our readers, I reproduce it here after adapting and adding my information to it from my notes.
Chandrashekhar Dubey aka C Dubey was born on 4-9-1924 at Village Kannod of Dewas District in the then Central Provinces (now Madhya Pradesh). During his college education, he was very active in politics and had been in jail during the Quit India movement too. He had his quota of struggle, when he arrived at Mumbai to become someone .
Luckily he found his Godfather in film maker Amiya Chakraborty, who noticed him and took him under his wings. Dubey, became his Man Friday. He was spot boy, production executive, prompter and assistant director all rolled into one, besides doing small roles in the films made by Mars & Movies and other production Houses . His first film was ‘Devdaasi’ (1945).
Filmmaker Guru Dutt gave him the role of a doctor in ‘Mr & Mrs 55’ (1955), which got him much needed publicity. In the famous movie ‘Seema’, made by his mentor Amiya Chakraborty, Dubey was assigned the role of a street ruffian cum thief, who made the life of heroine Nutan miserable. People found Dubey quite amusing and he became a full time actor. In 1957 Amiya Chakraborty passed away suddenly due to heart attack, leaving his movie ‘Kathputli’ incomplete, which was completed by Nitin Bos. Totally dedicated to his late master Amiya Chakraborty, Dubey did not leave the company. Ajit Chakraborty took the reins of the company and made ‘Ardhangini’ in 1959 and ‘Apne Huye Paraye’ in 1964 and Dubey gave him his full support and services.
While he was established as a character actor, he now wanted to exhibit his other skills by directing a film He got a chance in 1960 to direct a light hearted entertaining movie ‘Zara Palat Ke Dekh’. It was a modest movie and had an experienced artist Anoop Kumar And a new bee Preeti Bala as lead players. Anoop Kumar had appeared in many movies in supporting roles and had done a variety of roles like hero, comedian, villain and sympathetic roles. In the 1952 movie ‘Rani’, which was made by Jupiter Pictures, Madras and directed by LV Prasad , he did a swashbuckling role of a warrior, opposite the great actress of South Bhanumathi, who was a versatile singer also.
Preeti Bala was raw and had only a faint idea about acting. Instead of changing the style of acting, she changed her name as Zeb Rehman, which did not bring any change to her destiny. She was in news during sixties when she did body double of Madhubala in few movies like ‘Half Ticket’, ‘BoyFriend’ and ‘Passport’, since Madhubala was ailing and it was not possible for her to attend the shooting. The movie ‘Zara Palat Ke Dekh’ had music by Gunjan. The movie, when completed and sold, faced a big hurdle, when Censor Board refused to certify the movie. Their main objection was related to the title of the film, which they found offensive and denigrating. Producer tried to justify the title, but our prude and adamant Censor Board refused to budge and insisted on changing the title. Since publicity material including lobby cards were already printed, film makers reluctantly renamed the movie as ‘Kismat Palat Ke Dekh’. The movie when released in 1961, did not do good for any one and all those connected with the movie were disappointed. Since the movie had flopped, it poured cold water on the ambition of music composer Gunjan, director Dubey and the lead players. Producers duo Nanda and Gupta after losing substantial money downed the shutter of their company.
CS Dubey was a good character actor. He acted in 196 films. His last film was ‘Antim Nyay’ (1993). He died on 28-9-1993, but after his death, his 8 films were released – the last one being ‘Yaar Meri Zindagi’ (2008).
(Thanks to Mr. M.N.Sardana ji).
The film’s music director was Gunjan. Who was Gunjan? Most people do not know that Gunjan was another name under which singer/composer GM Durrani gave music. As Gunjan he also gave music to film ‘State Express’ (1961). Earlier in his career, he gave music to films like ‘Angoori’ (1943), ‘Vijayalaxmi’ (1943) and ‘Dhadkan’ (1946) under his real name.
The cast of the film was Anoop Kumar, Preeti Bala (aka Zeb Rehman), Durga Khote, Daljit, Iftikhar, Majnu, Polson, Dalda, Jeevankala etc.
‘Kismat Palat Ke Dekh’ was truly an obscure movie. It was clearly a B grade film with the appropriate star cast. The Hero Anoop kumar was in double role in this film (as if one Anoop was not enough !).
The film was produced by Balendra Gupta and NC Nanda, under the banner of Movie Hits (indicating hopes), and was directed by CS Dubey or Chandrashekhar Dubey, a small time actor in those days. Dubey was a veteran, having started his career from the 30s and he used his knowledge of old films in this.The original title of this film was ‘Zara Palat Ke Dekh’.
Later on the title was changed to ‘Kismat Palat Ke Dekh’. However neither the audience ‘zara bhi palat ke dekh’ nor their kismet changed jara bhi !
The lyricists were Akhtar Romani and Sadiq Nazmi. Story and screenplay by Sri Prakash and Dialogues by Suman Romani.
The story of the film was….
The story had nothing remarkable and it was highly predictable. Prince Kunwar (Anoop Kumar) is studying in UK when his father dies and the king appoints him as his successor, instead of his elder brother Samsher (Daljit), who is a gone case, indulging in wine, women and gambling. Kunwar starts for India. Samsher wants to kill him. Loyal Diwan ji and another sardar, Mansingh are escorting Kunwar when they are attacked. Diwanji is killed, Kunwar is injured seriously and thrown in a river presuming dead, but Mansingh escapes. Mansingh, one day finds Badloo (Anup Kumar), who looks same to same as Kunwar. Mansingh does not know that he is a barber. Mansingh makes him the Kunwar and brings him to the capital of Kingdom. Princess Kiran (Preeti Bala) who is engaged to Kunwar suspects Badloo.
The real Kunwar is saved by people of Imlipur as Badloo and brought to his ‘mother’ (Durga Khote). Kunwar understands the situation and keeps quiet till opportune moment comes. Finally he contacts Kiran and they together expose the impostor prince, kill Samsher in a fight and reunite themselves as a reward.
In the early 60s, when the Film industry was churning out excellent movies after movies, it was hardly expected that such a film would succeed. The film got what it deserved. A peaceful rest in the cans !
The mukhda remains the same as the original title of the film “Zara Palat Ke Dekh”.
HFGK mentions Manna Dey and chorus, but the voice of S Balbir is also there in the song.
Song- Zara palat ke dekh (Kismat Palat Ke Dekh)(1961) Singers-Manna Dey, S Balbir, Lyricist – Not known, MD- Gunjan (GM Durani)
Chorus
Lyrics
palat
palat
zara palat ke dekh
o o o o
zara palat ke dekh
palat
meri unglion ka jaadoo
ik baar dekh
do baar dekh
dus baar dekh baabu
o topiwaale laalu
o pagdiwaale kaalu
o dhotiwaale baalu
kaahe bana hai bhaalu
hai koi dilwaala
to aage aaye laala
banaa doon matwaala
zamaane se niraala
o mathura waale maamu
o dilli waale shaamu
o bambai waale ramu
o maamu
abe shaamu
ae ramu
ae daamu naamu gaamu shaamu ho oo
mat ho udaas
aa mere paas
aa jin ka jaam badloo
o o o
zara palat ke dekh
ae ae ae ae palat
aa aa aa aa aa
majnu aur farhad ka maine
shave kiyaa thhaa pyaare
aa aa aa aa aa
ban gaye donon
aaj zamaane ki aankhon ke taare
ae mukhda main chamkaa doon aisa
dilbar khud dil haare
shaam jee
haay
raam jee
haaye
shaam jee
haaye
raam jee
haaye
shaam jee
haaye
ae mukhda main chamkaa doon aisa
dilbar khud dil haare
aur pukaare
kya
ke kisne banaai teri daadhi
sanwariyaa
waari waari jaaun
waari waari jaaun
sainyya
waari waari jaaun rasiya
waari waari jaaun balmaa
kisne banaai teri daadhi
sanwariyaa
waari waari jaaun
ho o
zara palat ke dekh
aa aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa aa
mujhse shave karaa le pyaare
ban jaayega hero
ae varna reh jaayegaa baabu
ae tu zero ka zero
arre ashok aur kishor hi ka sun lo afsaana
kabhi banaate thhe daadhi
hum unki rozaana
jabhi to aaj zamaana hai unka deewaana
wo bhool baithhe hamen dil magar ye bhoola naa
magar ye bhoola na
kya
wo unka yahaan aana
wo aage baithh jaana
hazaamaten karaana
kahaaniyaan suuraana
tum bhi aavo shave karaavo
mumkin hai waise ban jaao
haan haan waise ban jaao
haan haan waise ban jaao
o o o
zara palat ke dekh
o zara palat ke dekh
o zara palat ke dekh
o o zara palat ke dekh
palat
Hamaari hi mutthi mein aakaash saara
Posted on: May 1, 2022
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Today 1st May’2022 is the one hundred and third birth anniversary of legendary Singer Manna Dey (01.05.1919-24.10.2013). As a tribute to him, I am presenting a motivational song sung by him from the movie ‘Prahaar-1991’.
‘PRAHAAR: The Final Attack’ was a film Produced by Sudhakar Bokade and Directed by Nana Patekar. The star cast includes Nana Patekar, Dimple Kapadia, Madhuri Dixit, and Gautam Joglekar who played the second lead with Madhuri Dixit. Prominent Stage artist Shri.Habib Tanvir played the role of Gautam’s father.
The film was produced under the banner of ‘Divya Films combine’. Its cinematography was done by Debu Deodhar.
‘Prahaar’ had as many as three songs, and the one under discussion today has three versions sung two by Manna Dey (happy and sad) and one by Kavita Krishnamurthy. The lyrics are written by Mangesh Kulkarni, and music is scored by Laxmikant–Pyarelal.
I had watched this movie during my stay at Kota (Rajasthan) and I liked it very much. I watched this movie at least three-four times.
The movie highlights many issues within our society and for me this is one of the bests movies of Hindi Cinema. I will not go into the details of the story of the movie as it is better to watch and feel than to read about this movie. I wish that this film should be watched by everyone in India and introspect ourselves and our surroundings and the happenings around us… for a better India.
All the actors and actresses acting in the movie have delivered a power packed performance.
A detailed article about this movie has been written by our Respected Shri Sadanand ji while presenting the song Dhadkan zara ruk gayee hai.
Today’s song has three versions and all of them are being presented here. This song is sung by Manna Dey and Kavita Krishnamurthy. The highly motivational lyrics are by Mangesh Kulkarni, and the divine music is given by Laxmikant-Pyarelal.
Let us listen to this wonderful song …
Male version (normal)-Audio
Male version (Slow)-Audio
Female version (normal)-Audio
Male versio video (Partial)
Song-Hamaari hi mutthi mein aakaash saara (Prahaar)(1991) Singer-Manna Dey/ Kavita Krishnamoorthy, Lyrics-Mangesh Kulkarni, MD-Laxmikant Pyarelal
chorus
Lyrics
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Male version (Normal)/ Female version (similar except last humming stanza)
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Hmm hmm hmm
Hmm hmm
Hmm hmm hmm
Hmm hmm hmm hmm
Hamaari hi mutthhi mein
Aakaash saaraa
Jab bhi khulegi
Chamakegaa taaraa
Hamaari hi mutthhi mein
Aakaash saaraa
Jab bhi khulegi
Chamakegaa taraa
Kabhi naa dhale jo
Wo hi sitaaraa
Dishaa jis se pehchaane
Sansaar saara aa
Hamaari hi mutthhi mein
Aakaash saaraa
Jab bhi khulegi
Chamakegaa taaraa
Hamaari hi mutthhi mein
Aakaash saaraa
Jab bhi khulegi
Chamakegaa taaraa
Hatheli pe rekhaayen
Hain sab adhoori
Kis ne likhi hai
Nahin jaananaa hai
Hatheli pe rekhaayen
Hain sab adhoori
Kis ne likhi hai
Nahin jaananaa hai
Suljhaane unko naa
Aayegaa koyi
Samajhnaa hai unko
Ye apanaa karam hai
Hmm hmm hmm hmm
Aa aa aa aa
Apne karam se
Dikhaanaa hai sab ko
Khud kaa panapanaa,
Ubharnaa hai khud ko
Hmm hmm hmm hmm
Andheraa mitaaye jo nanhaa sharaaraa
Hmm hmm hmm hmm
Dishaa jis se pehchaane
Hmm hmm hmm hmm
Sansaar saaraa
Hamaari hi mutthhi mein
Hmm hmm
Aakaash saaraa
Hmm hmm
Jab bhi khulegi
Hmm hmm
Chamakegaa taaraa
Hamaari hi mutthhi mein
Aakaash saaraa
Jab bhi khulegi
Chamakegaa taaraa
Hamaare peechhe koyi
Aaye naa aaye
Hamein hi to pehle
Pahunchnaa wahaan hai
Hamaare peechhe koyi
Aaye naa aaye
Hamein hi to pehle
Pahunchnaa wahaan hai
Jin par hai chalnaa
Nayee peedhiyon ko
Unhi raaston ko
Banaanaa hamein hai
Hmm hmm hmm hmm
Aa aa aa aa
Jo bhi saath aaye
Unhein saath le len
Agar naa koyi saath de to akele
Hmm hmm hmm hmm
Sulgaa ke khud ko
Hmm hmm
Mitaa de andheraa
Hmm hmm
Dishaa jis se pehchaane
Hmm hmm
Sansaar saara
Hamaari hi mutthhi mein
Hmm hmm
Aakaash saaraa
Hmm hmm
Jab bhi khulegi
Hmm hmm
Chamakegaa taraa
Kabhi naa dhale jo
Wo hi sitaaraa
Dishaa jis se pehchaane
Sansaar saara
Hamaari hi mutthhi mein
Aakaash saaraa
Jab bhi khulegi
Chamakegaa taraa
Aa aa aa aa
Hmm hmm hmm
Hmm hmm hmm
Hmm hmm hmm
Hmm hmm hmm
Hmm hmm hmm
Aa aa aa aa
Hmm hmm hmm
Aa aa aa aa
Hmm hmm hmm
Hmm hmm hmm
Hmm hmm hmm
Hmm hmm hmm
Hmm hmm hmm
Aa aa aa aa
Aa aa aa aa
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Male version(Slow version)
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Hamaare peechhe koyi
Aaye naa aaye
Hamein hi to pehle
Pahunchnaa wahaan hai
Hamaare peechhe koyi
Aaye naa aaye
Hamein hi to pehle
Pahunchnaa wahaan hai
Jin par hai chalnaa
Nayee peedhiyon ko
Unhi raaston ko
Banaanaa hamein hai
Hmm hmm hmm hmm
Aa aa aa aa
Jo bhi saath aaye
Unhein saath le le
Agar naa koyi saath de to akele
Hmm hmm hmm hmm
Sulgaa ke khud ko
Hmm hmm
Mitaa de andheraa
Hmm hmm
Dishaa jis se pehchaane
Hmm hmm
Sansaar saara
Hamaari hi mutthhi mein
Hmm hmm
Aakaash saaraa
Hmm hmm
Jab bhi khulegi
Hmm hmm
Chamakegaa taraa
Kabhi naa dhale jo
Wo hi sitaraa
Dishaa jis se pehchaane
Sansaar saara aa
Hamaari hi mutthhi mein
Aakaash saaraa
Jab bhi khulegi
Chamakegaa taraa
Aa aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa
Hmm hmm hmm
ho o o o o o o o o
Hmm hmm hmm
Aa aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa
Hmm hmm hmm
ho o o o o o o o o
Hmm hmm hmm
Aa aa aa aa aa aa
Hmm hmm hmm
ho o o o o o o o o
Hmm hmm hmm
Aa aa aa aa aa aa
Hmm hmm hmm
ho o o o o o o o o
Aa aa aa aa
This article is written by Avinash Scrapwala, 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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Today’s song is from a ‘1957’ movie namely ‘Janam Janam Ke Phere’.
I have mentioned it in my earlier articles that I had the good fortune of being able to watch many black and white movies in my childhood. Recalling those days is a source of great nostalgia for me. ‘Janam Janam Ke Phere’ is one of those black and white classics that I watched in one of the weekly screening of movies at our colony club where we resided.
Yesterday I was browsing the blog looking for songs composed by S.N. Tripathi. That is when I came across this movie. I was surprised to note that this movie is yet to be ‘Yippeeee’ed’ on the blog. Three songs from the movie are still not covered on the blog.
“Janam Janam Ke Phere-1957’ (alias ‘Sati Annapurna) was directed by Manoo Desai for ‘Mukti Films, Bombay’. It was produced by Subhash Desai.
Manoo Desai also wrote this movie and editing of this movie was done by Kamlakar.
(This movie was passed by Censor Board on 30.05.1957.)
This movie had Nirupa Roy, Manhar Desai, B.M. Vyas, Krishnakumari, S.N. Tripathi, Amar Pande, Amirbai Karnataki, Satish Vyas, Malay Sarkar, Kantakumari, Champaklal, Santosh Kunwar, and others.
Mahipal made a guest appearance in this movie.
This movie had nine songs written by Bharat Vyas and composed by S.N. Tripathi. Lata Mangeshkar, Mohd Rafi, Geeta Dutt and Manna Dey had given their voices to the songs in this movie.
The list of the songs from this movie is as given below (the earlier posts on the blog do not give this list hence I am giving those details in this post)
| Sr.No. | Song Title | Singer/s | Posted On |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Janam janam ke phere …saanjh savere sabko ghere, inse na koyi bache re | Rafi, chorus | 16.02.2013 |
| 02 | Tu hai ya nahin bhagwan… kabhi hota bharosa kabhi hota bharam | Lata, Rafi, Manna Dey | 16.06.2012 |
| 03 | Bhadak uthhi hai…aaja naag tohe man mein basaa loon | Lata Mangeshkar | 04.01.2020 |
| 04 | Chaahe raat barsaat ho… raah se dharam ki hataanewaala kaun | Lata Mangeshkar | |
| 05 | Man ka andhiyaaraa… tan ke tamboore mein do saanson ke taar boley | Manna Dey | 03.06.2012 |
| 06 | Rang birangi phoolon ki jhoomein re daaliyaan… kaali kaali ankhiyon ki chhalke re Pyaaliyaan | Geeta Dutt, Manna Dey, chorus | Being presented today |
| 07 | Aatma ki ye … zaraa saamne to aao chhaliye | Mohd Rafi, Lata Mangeshkar | 25.12.2008 |
| 08 | Baaj rahi shehnaayi dekho baaj rahi shenaayi | Lata Mangeshkar | |
| 09 | Ghanan ghanan ghan baaje… aayi mohan milan ki bela | Shamshad Begum, Mohd Rafi, chorus | 05.04.2020 |
From the above table we can see that this movie had made its debut on the blog on 25.12.2008. The next two songs from this movie were discussed in the year ‘2012’, one song was discussed in ‘2013’. After a long gap, two more songs from this movie were discussed in the year ‘2020’. That is how six songs from this movie have been discussed in a span of 14 years.
T most popular song from this movie was ‘zaraa saamne to aao chhaliye’ and this is also the song permanently associated with this movie’s name in my mind. Other songs of the movie fail to bring similar recollections, though I may have listened to them.
Today 14th March’2022 is the one hundred and nineth birth anniversary of S.N. Tripathi or Shri Nath Tripathi (14 March 1913 – 28 March 1988), the music director of this movie.
S.N. Tripathi also an actor, as well as producer and director of several movies.
Today as a tribute on his birth anniversary I am presenting a song from this movie “Janam Janam Ke Phere”.
Today’s song is sung by Geeta Dutt and Manna Dey. On the screen it is Manhar Desai lip-syncing in Manna Dey’s voice. I guess that the actress lip-syncing in Geeta Dutt’s voice is Krishnakumari. Several other woman artists are also present in the picturisation and they lip sync in the voice of the chorus.
I would request knowledgeable readers to throw more light on the songs in this movie.
Let us enjoy today’s beautiful composition now …
Video
Audio
Song-Rang birange phoolon ki jhoome re daaliyaan (Janam Janam Ke Phere)(1957) Singers-Geeta Dutt, Manna Dey, Lyrics-Bharat Vyas, MD-S N Tripathi
Chorus
Geeta Dutt + Chorus
Lyrics(Provided by Prakashchandra)
aa aa aa aa
rangbirange phoolon ki
jhoome re daaliyaan
kaali kaali ankhiyon ki
chhalke re pyaaliyaan
rangbirange phoolon ki
jhoome re daaliyaan
kaali kaali ankhiyon ki
chhalke re pyaaliyaan
tu ??
chhode kahaan chalaa re ?
aisi pyaari duniya ko
chhod kahaan chalaa re
rangbirange phoolon ki
jhoomein re daaliyaan
aa aaha aa
aa aaha aa
aa aa aa
haan jeewan hai kaagaz ka tukda
boond pade ghul jaataa
maati ka tan sun mere man
maati mein mil jaataa aa aa
maati mein mil jaataa
rang birange phoolon ko pooja mein daalke
kaali kaali ankhiyon ka deepak ujaar ke
raadha sang kaanha ka raas jahaan
chalaa re
is jhhoothhi duniya ko chhod wahaan chalaa re
rangbirange phoolon ki
jhoomein re daaliyaan
aa aa aa aa aa aa aa aa
jaaoge to jaa naa sakoge
bairaagi chori chori ee
baahon ka bandhan
palkon ka pehraa
chitwan ki hogi dori ee
cham cham cham cham chamke re
kaanon mein baaliyaan
jagamag jagmag damke re
man mein diwaaliyaan
tu pyaare ?? tod kahaan chalaa re
aisi pyaari duniya ko
chhod kahaan chalaa re
rangbirange phoolon ki
jhoome re daaliyaan
aa aa aa aa
ahaa aa
ahaa aa
aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa
jiska prem prabhu se laagaa aa
bhaag hai uskaa jaagaa aa
jisko roop milaa hai uska
usne sab kuchh tyaagaa aa
aa aa aa
usne sab kuchh tyaagaa
chhak chhak piyun main to
raam ras pyaaliyaan
shyam ke bhajan mein
bajaaun main to taaliyaan
raadha sang kaanha ka raas jahaan
chalaa re
is jhhoothhi duniya ko chhod wahaan chalaa re
rangbirange phoolon ki
jhoomein re daaliyaan
kaali kaali ankhiyon ki
chhalke re pyaaliyaan
tu kyun ye kaantaa ?
todke chalaa re ?
aisi pyaari duniya ko
chhod kahaan chalaa re
ho o o raadha sang kaanha ka raas jahaan
chalaa re
is jhhoothhi duniya ko chhod wahaan chalaa re
aisi pyaari duniya ko
chhod kahaan chalaa re
is jhhoothhi duniya ko chhod wahaan chalaa re
ae ae ae ae ae ae ae ae ae ae
o o o o
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Atul’s Song A Day- A choice collection of Hindi Film & Non-Film Songs 
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