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Teri paayal ki jhankaar
Posted on: July 18, 2022
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Rajesh Khanna – The Phenomenon – 11
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Today 18th July 2022 is the ‘tenth remembrance’ anniversary of the only ‘Superstar’ of Indian cinema ‘Rajesh Khanna’.
He was born on 29th December’1942 and he passed away on 18th July’2012.
I was supposed to send a detailed post with a song from Rajesh Khanna movies of ‘1983’. However in this ‘episode’ I am presenting a song from a Rajesh Khanna movie of 1984, as we move further to Rajesh Khanna filmography year wise from the last post.
I will come back to my earlier planned posts in this series later in future posts.
The year ‘1984’ saw as many as nine Kaka movies released during it. The list of these nine movies is as given below.
| SNo | Movie Title | Director | Passed by Censor Board |
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| 01 | Aaj Kaa M.L.A. Raam Avtaar | Dasari Narayana Rao | 21.01.1984 |
| 02 | Aashaa Jyoti | Dasari Narayana Rao | 16.04.1984 |
| 03 | Aawaaz | Shakti Samanta | 27.10.1984 |
| 04 | Dharam Aur Qaanoon | Joshi | 03.08.1984 |
| 05 | Durgaa *(a very special appearance) | Shibu Mitra | 07.04.1984 |
| 06 | Hum Dono | B.S. Glaad | 21.12.1984 |
| 07 | Maqsad | K. Bapaiah | 30.04.1984 |
| 08 | Naya Kadam | K. Raghvendra Rao | 15.09.1984 |
| 09 | Paapi Pet Ka Sawaal Hai | Sohanlal Kanwar | 19.04.1984 |
I am presenting a song from the movie ‘Asha Jyoti’.
“Aashaa Jyoti” was directed by Dasari Narayana Rao for ‘Keycey Films International, Madras’. It was produced by Kowayi Chezhiyan.
It had Rajesh Khanna, Rekha, Reena Roy, Madan Puri, Asrani, Om Shivpuri, Deena Pathak, Asha Lata, Roohi, Smriti Wariyar, Roopesh Kumar, Madhukar and others.
Story and screenplay of this movie was written by Dasari Narayana Rao. Dialogues of this movie were written by Raj Baldevraj.
Editing of this movie was done by B Krishna Raju.
‘Asha Jyoti’ or ‘Aashaa Jyoti’ had five songs in it.
All these five songs in this movie were written by Anjaan and music was composed by Laxmikant-Pyarelal.
I had watched this movie in the year of its released. I remember I had liked this movie very much. This movie was a remake of Telugu movie ‘Srivari Muchatlu (1981).
The story of this movie has been discussed with the song ‘aayi pehli milan ki wo raat’, which was posted on the blog on 10.10.2019 presented by Peevesie’s Mom ji.
Interested reader can read about the story of this movie in this post.
I liked this movie because the role that Rajesh Khanna played suited him and the role had many shades of ‘emotions’ which was Kaka’s forte. The role also suited his characteristic mannerisms which he excelled in.
The movie had good music too which was composed by Laxmikant-Pyarelal.
However, the movie was not much successful at box-office, though its reviews were all good.
I had earlier shared a song ‘neele ambar ke do naina’ which I like very much. Today’s song is another song from this movie which I like. It is picturised on Rajesh Khanna and Reena Roy.
“Asha Jyoti” was released in 1984. So that is almost thirty-eight years back.
If we go back ten years further to the year ‘1974’ that is around forty-eight years back from now. Following movies of Rajesh Khanna were released in that year i.e., ‘1974’.
(Rajesh Khanna movies – 1974)
| SNo | Movie Title | Director | Passed by Censor Board |
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| 01 | Aap Ki Kasam | J. Om Prakash | 17.04.1974 |
| 02 | Ajnabi | Shakti Samanta | 18.09.1974 |
| 03 | Humshakal | Jamboo | 19.04.1974 |
| 04 | Prem Nagar | K.S. Prakash Rao | 15.05.1974 |
| 05 | Roti | Manmohan Desai | 11.10.1974 |
Let us now come back to today’s song which is sung by Kishore Kumar and Anuradha Paudwal. Rajesh Khanna and Reena Roy lip-sync the song.
Lyrics are penned by Anjaan. Music is composed by Laxmikant-Pyarelal.
Let us enjoy today’s song and pay our tributes to Rajesh Khanna.
Video
Audio
Song-Teri paayal ki jhankaar (Asha Jyoti)(1984) Singers-Kishore Kumar, Anuradha Paudwal, Lyrics-Anjaan, MD-Laxmikant Pyarelal
Chorus
Lyrics
Teri paayal ki jhankaar
ho ho ho ho o
teri paayal ki jhankaar
chhed gayi aise man ke taar
ke ham to lut gaye ae
ho o
ke ham to lut gaye ae
ke ham to lut gaye ae ae
kasam se mit gaye
ho o o o
teri paayal ki jhankaar
chhed gayi aise man ke taar
ke ham to lut gaye ae
ho o
ke ham to lut gaye ae
ke ham to lut gaye ae ae
kasam se mit gaye
ho o o o
teri paayal ki jhankaar
chhum chhum chhana nan
chhum chhum chhana nan
chhum chhanan chhanan
chhum chhum chhana nan
ghunghroo chhanke jab
chham chham
meri saans saans gaaye
sargam
chaley man mein jyot maddham
maddham
koyi aur nahin
koyi aur nahin
hai preet meri mera preetam
chhum chhum chhana nan
chhum chhum chhana nan
chhum chhanan chhanan
chhum chhum chhana nan
(sargam by chorus )
jab se dekha tera roop haseen een
kuchh tere siwaa ab yaad nahin
ho kuchh tere siwaa ab yaad nahin
teri nazar gayi aise dil chhoo oo oo
main dekhoon jidhar bas tu hi tu
ho main dekhoon jidhar bas tu hi tu oo
mud ke dekha meri ore
mud ke dekha meri ore
uthhaa man se kuchh aisaa shor
ke ham to lut gaye ae ae
ho o
ke ham to lut gaye
ke ham to lut gaye
ae ae ae
kasam se mit gaye
ho ho o o teri paayal ki jhankaar
chitchor chor mere man chor
dekhe aise aise
dekhe meri oar
utthhe man mein shor
utthhe man mein shor
jaane kaisa shor
jaley ang ang
jaane kya tarang
uthhe kya umang
main to udti jaaun
main to udti jaaun
phir pawan sang
baadal ke paar
aa aa aa aa aa
kya yahi hai pyaar
tu chaley to dharti gagan chaley ae ae
tere saath ye saara chaman chaley
ho tere saath ye saara chaman chaley
tu jhoomke le jab angdaayee ee ee
gaati hai taraane tanhaayee
o gaati hai taraane tanhaayee ee
tera dhoop chhaaon sa roop
tera dhoop chhaaon sa roop
ghataa se jaise chhanti dhoop
ke ham to lut gaye ae ae
ho o o ke ham to lut gaye
ae ae ae
ke ham to lut gaye
kasam se mit gaye
ho ho o o teri paayal ki jhankaar
chhed gayi aise man ke taar
ke ham to lut gaye ae
ho o
ke ham to lut gaye ae
ke ham to lut gaye ae ae
kasam se mit gaye ae ae ae
ho o o o
teri paayal ki jhankaar
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Hullo Atuldom
At the outset let me admit that I was reminded of today’s song a few days back when I was writing the post for Moushumi Chatterjee’s birthday.
Today’s song is from the 1980 released Raj Khosla directed Moushumi Chatterjee- Rishi Kapoor starrer “Do Premee”. It had a cast of Om Prakash, I S Johar, Deven Verma, Col. Kapoor (also went by the name Raj Bharati), Geeta Bahl, Aruna Irani, Roopesh Kumar etc.
The movie was a standard love story where the young couple are children of fathers who are not friends. Retd. Col. Bhagwant Singh (Om Prakash) goes to the extent of getting Payal (Moushumi) engaged to Roopesh Kumar but of course the couple elope and reach Mumbai. They take up jobs as driver and maid in a rich girl’s household (of course both are not aware that they are employed by the same person). This rich girl (Geeta Bahl) looks after her family business and also visits a guru (played by Raj Bharati). He has a huge ashram and is shown to perform miracles like walking on water etc. The guru also has a secret attached to his ashram and Deven Verma (a cop in plain-clothes) is out to crack the mystery. Meanwhile the fathers reconcile their differences and come looking for their children and save them from the captivity of the guru in the climax for a All-is-well ending.
The movie had six songs of which the blog has two both of which were posted in 2018.
Mausam pe jaaani hai (a very popular song of the movie)
and
Ladki waalon ki taraf se ladke aalon ko mubaarak ho
The songs were written by Anand Bakshi, composed by Laxmikant Pyarelal, sung by Anuradha Paudwal, Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhonsle, Kishore Kumar, Manna Dey and Mohd. Rafi.
Today we are having a duet by Mohd Rafi and Anuradha Paudwal. It shows the young couple being playful with each other. The song was decently popular in its time.
Today we are thinking of Chintu on his first anniversary. Unbelievable that it is an year. He was a person who was on his way to recovery from cancer and had gone to Delhi for a shoot when the Pandemic hit the country. He returned to Mumbai when the lock-down was announced. We saw him on news channels when the country did the candle lighting and clapping (thali bajaoing) for the Pandemic warriors. Must say that he looked a pale shadow of his former self but the child-like enthusiasm and his charming smile was there for all to see.
Chintu (Rishi Kapoor) was rather active on social media and didn’t dither from stating his mind. In the last decade or so he was seen in a variety of roles:- an underworld don in “D-Day”, a grand old 90-year man in “Kapoor & Sons”; even a 75-year-old son to a 100 year-old Amitabh Bachchan in “102 not out”. A lot more would have come for us -his fans- but for the exit which came a year ago on this date. It was a sad day for many of his colleagues, fans and most of all his near and dear ones.
I am waiting to see what happened to that last movie that he was shooting in New Delhi before the Pandemic.
Missing this actor who acted from the age of two and half years to 63.
Audio
Video
Song-Paayaliyaa chhanki ke na chhanki chhanki (Do Premi)(1980) Singers-Rafi, Anuradha Paudwal, Lyrics-Anand Bakshi, MD-Laxmikant Pyarelal
Lyrics
paayaliya chhanki ke na
chhanki chhanki
bijuriya chamki ke na
chamki chamki
payaliya chhanki ke na
chhanki chhanki
bijuriya chamki ke na
chamki chamki
kamariya lachki ke na
lachki lachki
magar phir mat kariyo jo kiya kiya
kiya kiya
o piya
o piya
sun liya
payaliya chanki ke na
chhanki chhanki
bijuriya chamki ke na
chamki chamki
kamariya lachki ke na
lachki lachki
magar phir mat kariyo jo kiya kiya
kiya kiya
o piya
o piya
sun liya
payaliya chhanki ke na
kaanch ki choodi si tu toot jaati hai
kaanch ki choodi si tu toot jaati hai
shaam ki raadha banke roothh jaati hai
gagariya chhalki ke na
chhalki chhalki
chunariya dhalki ke na
dhhalki dhhalki
kamariya lachki ke na
lachki lachki
magar phir mat kariyo jo kiya kiya
kiya kiya
o piya
o piya
sun liya
payaliya chhanki ke na
chhanki chhanki
achha
aaj toh maani
aaj toh maani
phir na maanoongi batiyaan ho o
aaj toh maani
phir na maanoongi batiyaan
jaagoge tadpoge saari saari ratiyaan
najariya atki ke na
atki atki
dagariya bhatki ke na
bhatki bhatki
kamariya lachki ke na
lachki lachki
magar phir mat kariyo jo kiya kiya
kiya kiya
o piya
o piya
sun liya
payaliya chanki ke na
udti patang hai tu
maana o gori
udti patang hai tu
maana o gori
par mere haathon mein hai teri dori
baawariya samjhi ke na
samjhi samjhi
badariya barsi ke na
barsi barsi
kamariya lachki ke na
lachki lachki
magar phir mat kariyo jo kiya kiya
kiya kiya
o piya
o piya
sun liya
Binti karat mori paayaliyaa
Posted on: January 4, 2021
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“Ram Hanuman Yudhh” (1957) was produced by R N Mandloi and directed by S N Tripathi for Ravikala Chitra Productions. This movie had Durga Khote, Manhar Desai, Nirupa Roy, Prem Adeeb, Babu Raje, Shalini, S. N. Tripathi etc in it.
The movie had seven songs in it. Six songs from this movie have been discussed in the past.
Here are the details of the six songs already covered in the blog:-
| Blog post number | Song | Date of posting | Remarks |
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| 6548 | Suna tu man ki been par (Ram Hanuman Yudhh) | 30 August 2012 | |
| 7562 | Aaj agar meri laaj gayee (Ram Hanuman Yudhh) | 26 February 2013 | |
| 7567 | Rakh laaj mere sindoor ki (Ram Hanuman Yudhh) | 27 February 2013 | |
| 8603 | Bhaj Ram Ram bhaj Ram (Ram Hanuman Yudhh) | 29 August 2013 | |
| 9571 | Balma o balma chanda hamaare (Ram Hanuman Yudhh) | 14 March 2014 | |
| 12869 | Door gagan par chamken sitaare (Ram Hanuman Yudhh) | 29 January 2017 |
I had discovered the seventh and final song nearly two years ago. I found this song such a special song that it deserved to be covered on a special. And that special occasion had just passed. So I decided to wait for the next year when the occasion would recur. On the next year too I missed he occasion and I decided to wait for another one year.
What is this occasion ? The occasion is the birth anniversary of Nirupa Roy ((4 January 1931 – 13 October 2004) which falls today (4 January 2020).
To most moviegoers, Nirupa Roy is associated with roles where she played mother of Amitab Bachchan. In quite a few of these movies, she ould get separated fro her family only to reunite in the last reel.
People of earlier generation would tell us that she as a Maa only towards the second half of her movie career. Prior to that she played lead roles. She often played a suffering wife in these movies but that as not all. In quite a few of her early movies she has played happy and assertive roles as well. Many of her earlier movies ere mythological or historical movies where she played a goddess or queen.
Many songs have been picturised on her during her days as a leading lady. Some of them have become iconic songs. The famous song, “o pawan veg se udne aale ghode” was lip synced by her.
The song under discussion is different ! People who have a particular image f Nirupa Roy in their mind will get a culture shock hen the watch the picturisation of this song.
It is a song here Nirupa Roy performs a dance ! Yes indeed. It is a classical dance setting where Nirupa Roy lip syncs in Lata Mangeshkar’s voice. The song also has an unknon male voice that sings katthak bol.
Shailendra is the lyricist. Music is composed by S N Tripathi.
I request our knoledgeable readers to help identify the male singer as well as the actor lip syncing in the male voice.
with this song, all the seven songs of “Ram Hanuman Yudhh” (1957) are covered in the blog. The movie thus joins the list of movies that have been YIPPEED in the blog.
Audio
Video
Song-Binti karat mori paayal runjhun (Raam Hanuman Yudhh)(1957) Singer-Lata, Lyrics-Shailendra, MD-S N Tripathi
Lyrics
nagendr haaraay trilochanaay
bhasmaang raagaayah digambaraay
gauri vinaash bhuvanaay maheshwaraay
daaridray dukhdahanaay namah shivaay
binti karat mori paayal run jhun
binti karat mori paayal run jhun
sabki sunat mori sun sun sun sun
binti karat mori paayal run jhun
tatdhim tatdhin
tatdhin
tirkit tathim tatdhim
tirkit tirkit dhum
dhim tatdhim
tatdhim tirkit tatdhim tatdhim
tirkat tirkat dhum
takit takit
takit takit
takit
tirkat tirkat dhum
tirkat dhum
tak takit
tak takit
tak takit
tirkat tirkat dhum
tirkat tirkat dhum
tak takit tak
takit
takit
takit
tirkat tirkat dhoom
tirkat tirkat dhoom
thai
ti
thai
ti thai
ti thai
ta thinak yun
thom
tadapat aaj trikaal hiya mein
rowat peer behaal jiya mein
tadapat aaj trikaal hiya mein
rowat peer behaal jiya mein
dard bhari mori dhun sun sun sun sun
binti karat mori paayal run jhun
sabki sunat mori sun sun sun sun
binti karat mori paayal run jhun
aa aa
aa aa
aa aa
aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa aa
aaa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa aa
na main tujhe rijhaana jaanoon
na patthar pighlaana jaanoon
na main tujhe rijhaana jaanoon
na patthar pighlaana jaanoon
aanchal hi phailaana jaanoon
mujhme nahin koi gun sun sun sun
binti karat mori paayal run jhun
sabki sunat mori sun sun sun sun
binti karat mori paayal run jhun
tattit takanaka jhum
tarikitnaka tha
ri tha
tirkat tirkat dhoom
tatdit
takanaka
tarigidana
dhi ta
tarkit tarkit dhum
dhit takanaka jyon
kritak dha thim
dhina dhom
kritak daka dhik
taka anak jhum
kritak tat jhim
dhina dhum
krikat tak jhim
taka naka jhum tari
naka taka
dhit taka naka
tari gida
naka
thai
thai
thai thai
thai thai
takajhun tak
takadhit takanaka jhum
tari gida naka taka
dhit taka naka
tari gida na
thai thai
thai thai
thai thai
takajhun take
Paayal baaj gayi aaj
Posted on: March 6, 2020
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Hindi Songs in Bangla Films – 21
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Ashapurna Devi (1909-1995) was a Bengali novelist who wrote more than 200 novels, over 2000 short stories and over 50 children’s books during her life time. It is to her credit that she could contribute so much to the Bengali literature despite being born in a very conservative Bengali joint family in which female members of the household were not allowed to attend school. For male members, private teachers were appointed who will teach them in their home. It is during this time, Ashapurna Devi learnt Bengali alphabets albeit clandestinely when her brothers were being taught in the house. She won many coveted literary awards including Jnanpith Award for her novel Prothom Protishruti (The First Promise) in 1976.
Many films have been made based on the novels and stories written by Ashapurna Devi. Some of them are ‘Agni Pariksha’ (Bangla, 1954), ‘Padikkathai Methai’ ( Tamil, 1960), ‘Chhaaya Surya’ (Bangla, 1963), ‘Mavana Magalu’ (Kannada, 1965), ‘Chhoti Si Mulaaqat’ (Hindi, 1967), ‘Baluchari’ (Bangla, 1968), ‘Prothom Protishruti’ (Bangla, 1971) ‘Anindita’ (Bangla, 1972), ‘Chaitali’ (Bangla, 1971 and Hindi, 1975), ‘Tapasya’ (Hindi, 1976), and ‘Ek Vivaah Aisa Bhi’ (2008). The list is not exhaustive.
‘Chaitali’ (1971, Bangla film) was one of the films based on a story of the same name by Ashapurna Devi. The film was directed by Sudhir Mukherjee. The main cast included Biswajeet, Tanjua, Basanta Chowdhury, Jahar Ray, Tarun Kumar, Biren Chatterjee, Manmohan etc.
Although a few of Ashapurna Devi’s novels and short stories have been translated in English and published, I could not locate the story of Chaitali on-line. Probably, this story may be a part of the collections of her stories in Bangla only which I cannot read. The film is available on a video sharing platform in three parts without English sub-titles. So, my understanding of the story of the film is based the visuals and some Hindi dialogues given to the characters of Lajjo (Tanuja), Nawab Sahab (Basanta Chowdhury) and Kumar Sahab (Manmohan) in it.
The film starts with Amitabh, (Biswajit), an engineer travelling from his home town on transfer to his new place of work to oversee the construction of new road (The outdoor shooting of the place with hills and the snow-capped mountains appears to be somewhere between Siliguri and Darjeeling). He is taken to the site office and thereafter to his quarters with a caretaker attached to it. On the very first day, Kumar Sahab (Manmohan) who is not only one of the contractors for the road work but also a notorious local bully, visits the quarter to meet Amitabh. He refuses to meet him by saying that he would prefer official meetings in the site office only. This create the first friction between Kumar Sahab and Amitabh.
Lajjo (Tanuja), an orphaned girl from Hindi heartland stays with her tyrannical aunt in the neighborhoods of Amitabh’s quarters. Because, she has no one else to share her feelings, she finds solace in spending time in the house of an old man, Nawab Sahab (Basanta Chowdhury) who is her neighbour. Nawab Sahab is an admirer of Gurudev Rabindra Tagore’s works. He has taken the task of translating some of Tagore’s works in Urdu and Persians. He is also into music.
Lajjo is a milkmaid who supplies milk to Amitabh’s quarters in the morning. There is always some friction between Lajjo and the caretaker over the late supplies of milk or the quality of milk. But Amitabh always take a sympathetic disposition towards Lajjo whenever his caretaker complains against her. Sometime, Lajjo also does household works in the quarters. Over a period of time, Amitabh develops soft corner for her. He starts teaching her Bangla alphabets and conversation in Bangla which she picks up fast. This is not liked by Nawab Sahab and he gives subtle hint to Amitabh. So, now on, he keeps a distance with Lajjo.
Simultaneously, Amitabh has problems with the quality of road work done by Kumar. So, he postpones the payments of his bills for work done until he personally inspects the road. He also orders his staff to bring out old files pertaining to Kumar’s work. This creates panic for Kumar. He engages his henchmen to intercept Amitabh while on an inspection trip in the forest. However, due to heavy rains and landslides, he is not able to visit the place. In the quarters, the caretaker is worried as he thinks that Amitabh is caught in the landslides. After hearing this news, Laajo who has also kept a distance from Amitabh due to Nawab Sahab insistence, runs to search for him. She finds Amitabh safe in a tent. The meeting ignites their love for each other. They return home after the rains have subsided.
Having failed in an attempt to immobilise Amitabh and also to make his old files missing, Kumar plans a conspiracy in which he pays money to Lajjo’s aunt to facilitate her kidnapping. While going to fetch waters from the river, Lajjo gets kidnapped by his henchmen and blames Amitabh for it since both have been last seen together while returning from his inspection duty and both are missing since then. The fact is that Amitabh has gone to his hometown to meet his brother.
When Amitabh returns from home town, police arrests him on charge of kidnapping Lajjo. He is taken to the police station. However, before he is being questioned, Lajjo’s aunt under pressure from Nawab Sahab confesses her role in Lajjo’s kidnapping. She is arrested. Lajjo runs away from the kidnappers and reaches the police station to tell her side of the story. Amitabh is released and Lajjo comes back and visit Nawab Sahab’s house only to find that Kumar and his henchmen have cornered Nawab Sahab. In the scuffle between him and Kumar, Nawab Sahab gets seriously injured from the bullet fired by Kumar. Before, he could recapture Lajjo, police forces get hold of him and he is arrested. Nawab Sahab dies and Lajjo becomes once again an orphan with her aunt in the jail and Nawab Sahab dead. The film ends with Amitabh and Lajjo meeting at the burial ground who would now take care of her.
Many internet sites refer the Hindi version, ‘Chaitali’ (1975) produced under the banner of Bimal Roy Productions, as a remake of the Bangla version of the film. But it is not so. There are subtle differences between the two versions of the film. In Bangla version, the character of the hero is that of an Engineer who is posted on the site office to oversee the road construction work. In the Hindi version, the hero is a professor in the college and stays in a joint family. Secondly, the character of Lajjo (Chaitali) in Bangla version is different than in Hindi version in which she has been shown as a kleptomaniac and she get reformed after working with a loving joint family.
Rinki Bhattacharya, the daughter of Bimal Roy in a very recent interview (February 2020) has revealed that her father had planned the film with a title ‘Sahara’ based on Ashapurna Devi’s short story ‘Chaitali’ and some shots were filmed in early 1966 with Dharmendra and Sharmila Tagore. But he fell ill on the set from which he never recovered. After a gap of 8 years, the film was started afresh under the direction of Hrishikesh Mukherjee with the ‘Chaitali’ as the title of the film replacing Sharmila Tagore with Saira Banu. The film did not fare well on the box office.
In keeping with the Hindi speaking role of Chaitali, the Bangla version of the film had 3 Hindi songs out of 8 songs. I am presenting one of the two Lata solos, ‘paayal baaj gayi aaj meri laaj gayi’ which is written by Anand Bakshi. All the songs (Hindi and Bangla) in the film were set to music by S D Burman. The tune of the song appears to be based on a Nepali folk song to me.
It is interesting to note that after ‘Samar’ (1950, Bangla film), S D Burman had not composed songs in any Bangla films until ‘Chaitali’ (1971) and this film became his last Bangla film as well.
Video Clip:
Audio Clip:
Song-Paayal baaj gayi aaj (Chaitaali)(Bangla)(1971) Singer-Lata, Lyrics-Anand Bakshi, MD-S D Burman
Lyrics (Based on Video Clip)
paayal
aa aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa aa
aa aa aaah
paayal baaj gayi aaj meri laaj gayi
main kaahe ko tere dwaar piya aaj gayi
paayal baaj gayi aaj meri laaj gayi
main kaahe ko tere dwaar piya aaj gayi
paayal
ankhiyon ne to mera bhed chhupaaya aa
ankhiyon ne to mera bhed chhupaaya
honthon pe bhi tera naam na aaya
lekin ye anjaam beimaan
paayal
paayal baaj gayi aaj meri laaj gayi
main kaahe ko tere dwaar piya aaj gayi
paayal
aa aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa aa
aa aa aaa
laakh kaha ke tu ye kaam na karna aa
laakh kaha ke tu ye kaam na karna
dekh nigodi badnaam na karna
phir bhi ye anjaan beimaan
paayal
paayal baaj gayi aaj meri laaj gayi
main kaahe ko tere dwaar piya aaj gayi
paayal
pehle se bhi mere haal pe shaque thha
pehle se bhi mere haal pe shaque thha
badli huyi mere chaal pe shaque thha
uspe ye anjaan beimaan
paayal
paayal baaj gayi aaj meri laaj gayi
main kaahe ko tere dwaar piya aaj gayi
paayal baaj gayi aaj meri laaj gayi
main kaahe ko tere dwaar piya aaj gayi
paayal
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Blog 10-Year Challenge (2010-2020) – Song No. 6
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“Arpan”(1983) was produced and directed by J Om Prakash for Filmyug Private Limited, Bombay. The movie had Jeetendra, Reena Roy, Parveen Babi, Raj Babbar, Preeti Sapru, Shashi Puri, Sujit Kumar, Sulochana Latkar, Dina Pathak supported by Sudhir Dalvi, Ranveer Raj, Tom Alter, Vikas Anand, Sunder Taneja, Harjeet, Feroz, Vishwanath Shetty, Shafiq Pathan, R.R. Somaiya etc in it.
The movie had five songs in it. Three songs have been covered in the past.
The movie made its debut in the blog on 21 january 2010 with the song Pardes jaake pardesiyaa bhool na jaana piyaa . The second song was discussed one week later on 28 january 2010 and it was Likhne waale ne likh daale .
For the next ten years, no other songs from this movie were covered. Then there was sudden activity exactyly ten years later and the third song from the movie was discussed on 21 january 2020, exactly one decade after this movie had debuted in the blog. This song was Mohabbat ab tijaarat ban gayi hai Avinash Scrapwala, who is very enthusiastic about the “blog ten year challenge”.
Seeing that the second song from the movie was covered on 28 january 2010, today presents us with another “blog ten year challenge” opportunity as far as this movie is concerened. So here is another song from the movie. This song is sung by Lata and chorus. Anand Bakshi is the lyricist. Music is composed by Laxmikant Pyarelal.
This song is picturised as a stage dance song on Parveen Babi and others. Jeetendra is seen among the audience.
I find this song so reminiscent of “Asha”(1980) songs where too Jeetendra would be seen witnessing the stage dance performances. That movie had Reena Roy instead of Parveen Babi. This resemblence is not coincidence. Both these movies were by J OmPrakash. His stories used to be similar. Jeetendra used to be a fixture in his movies. and the titles of his movies would start from the letter A. He produced 23 movies in his career, styaring from “Aas Ka Panchhi”(1961) till “Afsaana Dilwaalon Ka” (2001). 22 of his titles started with A. Only exception being “Bhagwan Dada” (1986), after which he reverted back to his lucky letter A.
Music of his movies during that succeesful spell (Apnapan, Asha, Arpan) used to be by Laxmikant Pyarelal. That is the reason why the songs of these movies sound similar to me.
Here is this nice song from “Arpan”(1983). Incidentally, all the four songs that have been covered so far were quite popular and they have remained so till now.
Audio
Video
Song-Tauba kaise hain naadaan ghunghroo paayal ke (Arpan)(1983) Singer-Lata, Lyrics-Anand Bakshi, MD-Laxmikant Pyarelal
Chorus
Lata + Chorus
Lyrics
taubaa taubaa aa aa
taubaa taubaa aa aa
taubaa kaise hain naadaan ghunghru paayal ke
taubaa kaise hain naadaan ghunghru paayal ke
ik din lenge meri jaan ghunghru paayal ke
taubaa kaise hain naadaan ghunghru paayal ke
sharm ke maare laal pad gayaa rang meraa baadaami
chhanak chhanak ke gali gali mein karen meri badnaami
ghunghruu paayal ke
taubaa kaise hain naadaan ghunghru paayal ke
taubaa kaise hain naadaan ghunghru paayal ke
kaise koi bhed chhupaaye ae ae
ghar kaa bhedi lankaa dhaaye
kaise koi bhed chhupaaye ae
ghar kaa bhedi lankaa dhaaye
dede ke main haari saari raam raheem ki kasmen
aisaa lagataa hai ye nigode nahin kisi ke bas mein
hindu hai na musalmaan ghunghru paayal ke
taubaa kaise hain naadaan ghunghru paayal ke
taubaa kaise hain naadaan ghunghru paayal ke
chhup ke gali se kaise guzroon
chhat se main neeche kaise utroon
chhup ke galii se kaise guzroon
chhat se main neeche kaise utroon
kabhi kabhi main sochoon inko phenkoon abhi utaaroon
tokne waali usi padosan ke munh par de maaroon
bharte hain logon ke kaan ghunghru paayal ke
taubaa kaise hain naadaan ghunghru paayal ke
taubaa kaise hain naadaan ghunghru paayal ke
jab chham se ye baj uthhte hain
pag men kaanten chubhte hain haaye
jab chham se ye baj uthte hain
pag mein kaanten chubhte hain
meethhaa meethhaa dard nigodaa mere man se nikle
inhen nikaaloon pairon se to jaan badan se nikle
mere dil ke hain armaan ghunghruu paayal ke
ho mere dil ke hain armaan ghunghruu paayal ke
taubaa kaise hain naadaan ghunghru paayal ke
taubaa kaise hain naadaan ghunghru paayal ke
ik din lenge meri jaan ghunghru paayal ke
ho taubaa kaise hain naadaan ghunghru paayal ke
ik din lenge meri jaan ghunghru paayal ke
ho taubaa kaise hain naadaan ghunghru paayal ke
ik din lenge meri jaan ghunghru paayal ke
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“Jaane Jaana Yoon Na Dekho Aaj Nafrat Se Mujhe” – this lovely lilting from the 1963 film ‘Faulaad’, is the creation of the songwriter Anjaan. A poet who has given us some of the most wonderful gems of the Hindi screen. Songs like “Pipraa Ke Patwaa Sarikhe Doley Manwaa” (‘Godaan’, 1963), “Bahaaro Thaam Lo Ab Dil, Mera Mehboob Aata Hai”(‘Namaste ji’, 1965), “Aap Ke Haseen Rukh Pe Aaj Nayaa Noor Hai”(‘Bahaaren Phir Bhi Aayengi’, 1966), “Aaj Tumse Door Ho Kar, Aise Royaa Mera Pyaar”(‘Ek Raat’, 1967), and “Bina Badraa Ke Bijuriyaa Kaise Chamke”(‘Bandhan’, 1969) – and on to “Rotey Huye Aate Hain Sab, Hansta Hua Jo Jaayegaa. . .”(‘Muqaddar Ka Sikandar’, 1978), “Maano To Main Ganga Maa Hoon, Naa Maano Te Behtaa Paani”(‘Ganga Ki Saugandh’, 1978), “O Khaike Paan Barnaaras Waala” (‘Don’, 1978), “Pag Ghunghroo Baandh Meera Naachi Thi” (‘Namak Halaal’, 1982), “Gori Hain Kalaayi’aan, Tu La De Mujhe Hari Hari Choodiyaan” (‘Aaj Ka Arjun’, 1990). And many more.
Remembering Anjaan on the 22nd anniversary of his passing away, earlier this week (3rd September).
Today, I present another wonderful song penned by him – a song that has been forgotten and has remained obscure for decades. The film is equally obscure – ‘Lady of the Lake’ from 1960. The film is produced and directed by AM Khan, under his own banner of AM Khan Productions, Bombay. It is a fantasy cum stunt film. The list of actors includes Azad, Krishna Kumari, Shaam Kumar, Sherry, Jai, Neelima, Shahgul, Ram, Fani Tinchar, Jilani, Jameela, Baby Leela, OK, Avtar, Maqbool, Robert, and Burhan etc.
The film has nine songs shared between three songwriters. Five songs are written by Anjaan, one by Saba Afghani and the remaining three by Munshi Naayab. Two songs of this film are already represented on our blog. Today’s song is also from the pen of Anjaan. Music for all the songs is composed by the music director duo of Suresh-Talwar.
The lyrics of this song have been sent in by Nitin Shah.
This song is a duet in the voices of Geeta Dutt and Mahendra Kapoor. Here is duet combination of two well known singers, who came together very rarely during their careers. There may probably be fifteen or maybe less, songs that they have sung together.
A wonderful lilting melody that should have been heard more often. I am sure you would agree.
Song – Sun Re O Chhalia, Boley Kya Paayaliya (Lady Of The Lake) (1960) Singers – Geeta Dutt, Mahendra Kapoor, Lyrics – Anjaan, MD – Suresh-Talwar
Lyrics (Provided by Nitin Shah)
sun re o chhaliya
boley kya paayaliya
chhed ke dil ke taar
sajanawa aaj na ja
balamwa aaj na ja
o tere bina ratiya
o re mann basiya
soona laage sansaar
sajanwa aaj na ja
balamwa aaj na ja
kab se baithi raah mein teri
baalam aas lagaaye
ho oo oo balam aas lagaaye
itne din ke baad miley bhi
to tum rahe paraaye
ho oo oo
do dil milne na paaye
behki adaayen
tujh ko bulaayen
dil hai bada beqraar
sajanwa aaj na ja
balamwa aaj na ja
jaadu ajab chalaaye gori
tera roop suhaana
ho oo oo tera roop suhana
pehli jhalak mili jab teri
dil ho gaya deewana
haaye ab isey kahaan hai jaana
ruk ja re ruk ja
palkon mein chhup ja
kar le ji bhar pyaar
sajanawa aaj na ja
balamwa aaj na ja
o sun re o chhaliya
boley kya paayaliya
chhed ke dil ke taar
sajanawa aaj na ja
balamwa aaj na ja
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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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सुन रे ओ छलिया
बोले क्या पायलिया
छेड़ के दिल के तार
सजनवा आज न जा
बलमवा आज न जा
ओ तेरे बिना रसिया
ओ रे मन बसिया
सूना लगे संसार
सजनवा आज न जा
बलमवा आज न जा
कब से बैठी राह में तेरी’
बालम आस लगाए
हो ओ ओ बालम आस लगाए
इतने दिन के बाद मिले भी
तो तुम रहे पराये
हो ओ ओ
दो दिल मिलने ना पाये
बहकी अदाएँ
तुझ को बुलाएँ
दिल है बड़ा बेक़रार
सजनवा आज न जा
बलमवा आज न जा
जादू अजब चलाये गोरी
तेरा रूप सुहाना
हो ओ ओ तेरा रूप सुहाना
पहली झलक मिली जब तेरी
दिल हो गया दीवाना
हाय अबे इसे कहाँ है जाना
रुक जा रे रुक जा
पलकों में छुप जा
कर ले जी भर प्यार
सजनवा आज न जा
बलमवा आज न जा
ओ सुन रे ओ छलिया
बोले क्या पायलिया
छेड़ के दिल के तार
सजनवा आज न जा
बलमवा आज न जा
Jhanan jhanan mori baaje paayaliyaa
Posted on: April 9, 2019
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Today’s song is from film Poornima-38.
The film was made by Prakash Pictures- a joint venture of brothers, Shankar and Vijay Bhatt. The film was directed by Balwant Bhatt- not related to them but elder brother of another director Nanabhai Bhatt. In those days Marathi and Gujarati people were found in large numbers in the film industry. The simple reason was that Bombay was in Bombay Presidency and both Bombay(Maharashtra) and Gujarat were its part. Secondly, two two major requirements of films, namely Finance and Actors were available in abundance here. Gujarati people controlled the finance and Marathi people looked after the acting side.
However, for acting and for other branches of film making people from all over India flocked to Bombay, but money investment was done by the locals. If you see the cast of any film made in the early era, you would find names of Muslim girls in abundance. For example, just see the cast of today’s film only. It consists of Sardar Akhtar ( Sardar is a proper name and not a title), Shirin Bano, putli bai,Noorjehan, Tarabai, Nirasha etc. There was a reason for this too.
As the Talkie films started, the number of Anglo Indian Girls rapidly went down as most of them did not know Hindi nor could they sing.Only a few hard working Anglo Indian girls survived and progressed from silent to Talkie films,like Savita Devi (Iris Gasper)-who learnt Hindi/Urdu and singing,with efforts, Sulochana (Ruby Myers),Indira Devi(Effie Hippolet),Lalita Devi(Bonnie Bird),Pramila(Esher Abrahams),Seeta Devi(Renee Smith),Madhuri(Beryl Classen),Manorama(Winnie Stewart) etc. Since singing was an important requisite,the field was now open to singing girls from Kothas,Tawayafs and professional singers.Reasonably good looks and singing ability was what made them actresses. These girls,who came from Kothas and professional singer families used the suffix ” Bai” to their names to differentiate their specialty. Thus you had Jaddan bai,Amir bai,Johrabai,Rattan bai etc etc.
Many young singing girls found Cinema as a place where they could get (catch ? ) a good Husband from a better family background,earning respectability(forget religion). Many starlets married Producers,directors,Actors,Singers and Composers,left acting and settled as respectable Housewife. Some girls got Husbands from Nawabs and the Royalties,as they were patrons of Arts. Many examples from early era can be cited in this connection like Gulab bai alias kamla devi married S.Fatelal-Dir. in Prabhat Films.
Jaddanbai married a Medical student and a Jahagirdar-Uttamchand. Fatima bai(mother of Alam Ara fame Zubeida) married nawab of Sachin,Guajarat
Sultana married Yusuf laljee,Businessman and chief od Bombay Municiple corpn. Actress Sarojini(Roshan) married Nanubhai Vakil-producer/Dir (Their daughter was actress AZRA)
Actress Indurani (Ishrat)-sister of Sarojini- married Ramniklal Shah-Prod/Director
Actress Shirin bai married Nanabhai Bhatt (Their sons are Mahesh Bhatt and Mukesh Bhatt)
Actress Zubeida of Alam Ara married Raja Dhanrajgir of Hyderabad-deccan.
The other actress Zubeida (on whose life, film Zubeida was made) married Maharaja Hanwant Singh of Jodhpur etc.
This trend continued in the industry even after things changed and educated and respected family people entered the industry. Now,one could see marriages were taking place between people of film industry itself like Rattanbai and Director Hafiz,Jyoti and Durrani, Nalini Jaywant and Virendra Desai, Noorjahan-Shaukat hussain rizvi, Meenakumari, Sardar Akhtar, Snehprabha Pradhan, Anil Biswas, Lalita Deulkar etc.
In recent era instances were Waheeda Rehman, Kishore kumar, Asha Bhosle, Hemant kumar, Manik verma, Premlata, Geeta Dutt, Rishi kapoor, Rajesh khanna, Amitabh Bachhan and Abhishek Bachhan etc.
In the cast you find a name Shirin Bano. Yes, she too is one of the above listed artistes who joined films to get a suitable husband and lead a respectable and comfortable life. Shirin, Shirin Bai or Shirin Bano was from a Tawayaf mother from Lucknow. Her father was a Tamil Brahmin- Ram Seshadri Aiyar, who worked as an Accountant with Kikubhai Desai ( father of Manmohan Desai) in his Distribution department.They were 5 sisters and 1 brother. Shirin joined films at an early age. Her first film was Maharani-34 same year she worked in Vehmi duniya, Sewa sadan and Bala Joban. In 1935 her films were Shamsher e Arab, Pardesi Sainya and Bambai ki Sethani. In 36, she worked in Top ka gola, Snehlata, Passing show and Azad veer. Khwab ki duniya, His Highness and Challenge from 37, State Express and Purnima in 38, Leather face and Hero No.1 from 1939. Total 18 films only.
Her youngest sister Meher Bano also joined films with the name Purnima ( she also married a Producer Director Bhagwandas Varma). Shirin married Producer Director Nanabhai Bhatt, who already had a wife and 9 children. They had 2 sons- Mahesh Bhatt and Mukesh Bhatt.
The Heroine of this film was Sardar Akhtar. The life story of Sardar Akhtar- Heroine of this film- is very interesting. Sardar Akhtar was a Punjabi Muslim born in Lahore in 1915. Her mother was a famous singer on the infamous Hira Mandi Road of Lahore. Akhtar learned singing from her mother and also other ustads. Her younger sister Bahar Akhtar was beautiful and a good singer. These sisters were famous as Daaro and Baharo in Lahore. Bahar was hired by United Players Corpn. of Lahore , as a Heroine in their film ” Qatil Katar “. Producer A R Kardar was also its Hero. They fell in love. Bahar was under strict surveilance by her mother, but with the help of a friend, Kardar abducted her and they were married. When this news reached her mother, Akhtar and her mother made a Police complaint against kardar. Kardar and his unit members were arrested and kept in a lock up for few days for abducting a Minor girl. They were released when Bahar herself gave a statement in their favour. Kardar destroyed the negatives of his film to prevent Bahar from further acting in films.
After this episode Akhtar started working in dramas. She went to Calcutta and did a small role in film Dhoop Chaaon-35. From there she came to Bombay and joined Saroj Movietone. She did films like Eid ka chaand,Roop Basant and Naqsh e Sulemani and earned a good name. She acted in films of Minerva and Wadia-mostly stunt action films. Mehboob khan gave her a big role in film Aurat-40 and her image changed. She also did Mehboob’s film Roti, during which they got married on 25-4-1942. They did not have any issues but they adopted Saajid khan, child star of film Son of India-62. After Mehboob’s death in 1964 May, Akhtar lived alone, occasionally visiting Sajid khan, who had settled in USA.
Sardar Akhtar did 44 films. Her last film was Raahat-45. However, she did small roles in films Hulchal-71 and Bandhe Haath-74. Sardar Akhtar sang 92 songs in 27 films. Considering that she was not a regular or playback singer, her 92 songs were highly creditable. Not even 50% of her songs came on gramophone records. During one of her US visits, Sardar Akhtar died there on 2-10-1984. She was a devotee of sufi saint Ashraf khan, her co-star of many films including Roti-42.
The film had 15 songs sung by Sardar Akhtar, Shirin Bano, Ranjit and Shankar Rao Vyas himself. He was the film’s Music Director. This was his first film with Prakash Pictures. He went on working with them in many more films.
Prof. Shankarrao Vyas (1898-1956) was born in Kolhapur on 23-1-1898. His father Ganeshpant was a well known Keertankar and Puranik! So, he was brought up in the religious and musical environment. Unfortunately, Ganeshpant died when Shankar was seven years old. His paternal uncle brought him up for few years. His maternal uncle (Mama) noticed his inclination towards music and enrolled him in the ‘gurukul’ of Maharaj (Pandit) Vishnu Digambar Paluskar.
In those days, students had to sign a bond with the Gandharva Mahavidyalaya. Training period would last 8-10 years and the student would become all-rounder in every field related to music. Thus, Shankar Rao spent nine years in this gurukul, earned ‘Sangeet Pravin’ degree and gold medal for overall development. With the suggestion of guruji, he worked in Lahore vidyalaya for few years.
In 1931, he moved to Ahmadabad for establishing branch of Gandharva Mahavidyalaya. He was an expert not only in vocal music, but could play and repair many instruments including sitar, jaltarang and mendolin. He would conduct orchestra consisting of Indian and western instruments. He was also a very good composer and wrote several bandishes. He was the key person in planning music section of national (Rashtriya) schools: an idea originated by Gandhiji in Ahmadabad.
In 1935, he left Ahmadabad and settled in Bombay. He founded school for music education at Dadar, just outside the western railway station. ‘Vyas Sangeet Vidyalaya’. It is still functioning at this place. His brother Narayanrao Vyas and brother in law Vasantrao Rajopadhye also joined him in this noble cause. Around 1930/31, HMV Company invited both Vyas brothers for recordings and they cut over 200 songs (100 discs) until about 1938. He also cut few orchestral records under ‘Vyas Brothers’ banner playing pure classical ragas. These records were best sellers and company had printed their photographs on record catalogues.
This period was also the beginning of talkie films. Shankar Rao composed music for Hindi (35), Marathi (5), and Gujrathi (3) films from 1937-1955. His first film as a composer was ‘ His Highness’ -37 and the last was ‘ Baal Ramayan’ -released in 56. He also composed background music for fifteen films. Most of his films were based on religious or mythological themes. He also taught music to non-singing actors such as Sardar Akhtar and Shirin Bano. His most famous musical films were – Narsi Bhagat (1940), Bharat Bhet (1941), Ram Rajya (1943, in Hindi and Marathi). Saraswati Rane sung ‘Beena madhur madhur kachu bol’ in raga Bhimpalas in Hindi film ‘Ram Rajya’ and this song became popular throughout India. This was the only film that Gandhji watched in cinema hall and was much impressed with the music. Songs from Marathi version of ‘Ram Rajya’ viz. ‘Sujanho parisa ramkatha’ and ‘Ladkya raanila lagale dohale’ are shown on TV even today.
He was very busy in many fields as a composer, Principal of his music school, author of articles and bandishes, President of Gandharva Mahavidyalaya and founder editor of ‘Sangeet Kala Vihar’ magazine (founded in 1947) of Vidyalaya that is published even today. He passed away at Ahmadabad on 17-12- 1956. He has sung couple of abhangs of Saint Tukaram. These are available on HMV records. Record P 13454 published in 1931 has a sweet abhang – ‘Roopi guntale lochan, charani sthiravale mana’.
Film Poornima-38 was based on the popular famous novel Purnima-in Gujarati- by writer Ramanlal Vasantlal Desai. Let us now enjoy the first song of this film here. The film makes its debut on the Blog.
Song-Jhanan Jhanan mori baaje paayaliya (Poornima)(1938) Singer-Sardar Akhtar, Lyrics-Sampatlal Shrivastav Anuj, MD- Shankar Rao Vyas
Lyrics
Jhanan Jhanan mori baaje paayaliya
Jhanan Jhanan mori baaje paayaliya
baaje paayaliya
jaage saheliyaan
baaje paayaliya
jaage saheliyaan
Jhanan Jhanan mori baaje paayaliya
Jhanan Jhanan mori baaje paayaliya
baaje paayaliya
jaage saheliyaan
baaje paayaliya
jaage saheliyaan
Jhanan Jhanan mori baaje paayaliya
Jhanan Jhanan mori
saas nanadiya mori akeli
saas nanadiya mori akeli
piya milan kaise jaaoon akeli
piya milan kaise jaaoon akeli
daiyya dewarwa paas bithhaawe
daiyya dewarwa paas bithhaawe
Jhanan Jhanan mori baaje paayaliya
Jhanan Jhanan mori baaje paayaliya
baaje paayaliya
jaage saheliyaan
baaje paayaliya
jaage saheliyaan
Jhanan Jhanan mori baaje paayaliya
Jhanan Jhanan mori
jata joot ??
pati shesh chandr ??
lalaat ??
maal gale shesh ??
parvati pati shiva har har
parvati pati shiva har har
parvati pati shiva har har
Jhanan Jhanan mori baaje paayaliya
Jhanan Jhanan mori baaje paayaliya
saas nanadiya mori akeli
saas nanadiya mori akeli
piya milan kaise jaaun akeli
piya milan kaise jaaun akeli
daiyya dewarwa paas bithhaawe
daiyya dewarwa paas bithhaawe
Jhanan Jhanan mori baaje paayaliya
Jhanan Jhanan mori baaje
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“Do Yaar”(1972) was produced and directed by Kewal Mishra for Kewal arts productions, Bombay. This “social” movie had Vinod Khanna, Shatrughan Sinha, Nazima, Birbal, Ram Mohan, Sujata, Kundan, Suresh, Mohan Choti, Husn Bano, Paro, Shamim, Nasir, Vinod Verma, Joshi, Lamchaani, Naaz (guest appearance), Rekha (special appearance) etc in it.
The movie had four songs in it.
Here is the first song from “Do Yaar”(1972) to appear in the blog. The song is sung by Asha Bhonsle. Masoom Saharanpuri is the lyricist. Music is composed by Sonik Omi.
The song is picturised as a mujra sdance song. I am unable to identify the lady lip syncing the song. I request our knowledgeable readers to help identify her and other actors visible in the picturisation.
With this song, “Do Yaar”(1972) makes its debut in the blog. Maasoom Saharanpuri too makes his debut in the blog as a lyricist.
Song-Mita kar har tamanna aaj paayal baandh li maine(Do Yaar)(1972) Singer-Asha Bhonsle, Lyrics-Maasoom Saharanpuri, MD-Sonik Omi
Lyrics
zamaane ab to khush ho
baat teri maan li maine
zamaane ab to khush ho
baat teri maan li maine
mita kar har tamanna
aaj paayal baandh li maine
zamaane ab to khush ho
baat teri maan li maine
mita kar har tamanna
karoon kya sochti hoon pesh
tumko mere mehmaanon
karoon kya sochti hoon pesh
tumko mere mehamaanon
hai mere paas kya baaqi
hai mere paas kya baaqi
zara socho to deewaanon
adaayen bech di maine
wafa neelaam ki maine
zamaane ab to khush ho
baat teri maan li maine
zamaane ab to khush ho
baat teri maan li maine
mita kar har tamanna
sada majboor dil ki hai
nahin hai geet honthon ke
sada majboor dil ki hai
nahin hai geet honthon ke
muqaddar ne mujhe laa kar
muqddar ne mujhe laa kar
nachaaya aaj kothon pe
jala kar dil badhaai
raushni baazar ki maine
zamane ab to khush ho
baat teri maan li maine
zamaane ab to khush ho
baat teri maan li maine
mita kar har tamanna
aaj paayal baandh li maine
zamaane ab to khush ho
baat teri maan li maine
mita kar har tamanna
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