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“Pahli Tarikh” (1954) was directed by Raja Nene and produced by Kamal Chaudhary. The movie had Raja Nene, Nirupa Roy, Agha, Yashodhara Katju, Sudha, Ramesh Kapoor, V. Pahelwan etc in it.
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“Jagbeeti” (1946) an extremely obscure movie by any standard, was produced by Din pictures and it was directed by M Sadiq. The starcast of the movie, as mentioned in YT is Sadiq Ali, Suraiya, Sulochana Chatterjee, Shakir, Himalayawala, Ibrahim, Gulam Hussain, Mohd.Hussain, Nalini, Shalini etc.
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“Same name confusion” , a term coined by our beloved in house encyclopaedia, Mr Arunkumar Deshmukh, is quite common among movie and music lovers. People, including some “reputed” sites confuse among artists of similar names and incorrect information about these artists are then faithfully cut and pasted by them from other sites and such information soon becomes viral on internet.
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“Kanchan” (1955) was directed by Baij Sharma for Kamal Kunj Chitra Productions. The movie had Ajit, Suraiyya, Ranjana, Jairaj, Raj Mehra, Sapru etc in it.
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“Din Raat” (1945) was directed by Shorey (was it Roop K Shorey ?)for Navyug Productions. It had Sulochana Chatterji, Paresh Bannerji etc in it.
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“Zabaan” (1943) was produced and directed by Jayant Desai. The movie had Ishwar Lal, Kaushalya, Mubarak, Dixit, Vatsala Kumtekar, Bhagwan etc in it.
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KAAFILAA (1952) was produced under the banner of Munshi Productions and directed by Arvind Sen. Ashok Kumar and Nalini Jaywant were in lead roles with Motilal, Ranjan, Amita, Nazir Hussain, Sunalini Devi etc in supporting roles. The film had 8 songs written by Vrajendra Gaud (5), Kavi Pradeep (2) and Moti (1) which were set to music by Husnlal-Bhagatram (HB). Three songs have already been covered in the blog. The film may have failed miserably on the box office as even sketchy information on the film’s story and synopsis is not available. But going by the star cast, the film may have had an intricate story not properly translated into a gripping presentation on the screen for the audience to appreciate it.
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Divas of Hindi Film music (9)
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Shabnam (1949) is another film nearing completion in the blog. Three songs are remaining, two are solos by Shamshad Begum and one by Lalita Deolkar. There are total Ten songs out of which seven are already posted.
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I am presenting a song which I had heard for the first time on an old gramophone record player in Chor Bazar in early 70s. I liked the song so much that I bought it, despite this 78 RPM gramophone record (No. N.50600) not being in a good condition. I must have heard this song many times during 70s and 80s. Thereafter, I could not play this song as my record player had become unserviceable apart from becoming almost an obsolete item.
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The year was 1935 and New Theatres’ ‘Devdas’ (1935) was making waves across Indian sub-continent with K L Saigal’s mesmerising songs. One of Bomaby’s film production companies, Sagar Movietone felt that it should also have an actor-singer of the caliber of K L Saigal to counter the ‘Saigal effect’. A film distributor brought a young and tall handsome lawyer to Bombay and arranged his meeting with Mehboob Khan, the director associated with Sagar Movietone. Mehboob Khan found qualities in this man which he felt could be an answer to K L Saigal. The name of that handsome lawyer was Surendra Nath Sharma better known in Hindi film industry as Surendra or Surendranath.
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