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“Jyot Jale”(1968) was directed by Satyen Bose for Supra Pictures, Bombay. The movie had Mahaveer, Nirupa Roy, Abhi Bhattacharya, Tarun Bose, Pardesi, Kundan, Asit Sen, Krishan Dhawan, Shahu Modak, Shanu, Seeta, Anoop, Bhandari, Rajendra, Azeez, Anwar, Farooq Merchant, Mehmood, Farooq Kadawala, Arun Kumar, Prakash Mishra, Bhola, Jerry, Updesh, Vallabh, Manik Dutt, V Gopal, Anil Kumar, Madhup Sharma, Lalit Kapoor, Champaklala, Shekhar Purohit, Vinod Sharma, Ravikant, Bazid Khan, Kesari, Moolchand, Ujagar Singh, Darshan, Bihari, Vasundhara Devi etc in it.
The movie had seven songs in it. One song has been covered in the past.
Here is the second song from “Jyot Jale”(1968) to appear in the blog.
This song is sung by Rafi and chorus. Govind Moonis is the lyricist. Music is composed by Basant Prakash.
The song is picturised on several actors who are unfamiliar. I request our knowledgeable readers to help identify them.
Song-Koi bhala kahe chaahe koi bura maane(Jyot Jale)(1968) Singer-Rafi, Lyrics-Govind Moonis, MD-Basant Prakash
Chorus
Lyrics
hey
koi bhala kahe chaahe koi bura maane
man jo kahe wo hi karen hum to wo deewaane
hum to wo deewaane
hey
koi bhala kahe chaahe koi bura maane
man jo kahe wo hi karen
hum to wo deewaane
hum to wo deewaane
hum chalen to aise jharna koi jaise
parwaton ko tod phod chal paden
chal paden
bhaad mein bahaaren ret mein mila den
raah mein agar kahin koi ade
koi ade
roke nahin ruken kabhi koi baadha ni jaane
man jo kahe wo hi karen hum to wo deewaane
hum to wo deewaane
hey hey
koi bhala kahe chaahe koi bura maane
man jo kahe vo hi karen
hum to wo deewaane
hum to wo deewaane
laakh tum pukaaro haath paanv maaro
jaal se nikal ke kaun phir phanse
hahahaha
baat hai puraani sab ki jaani maani
chook jo gaya usi pe jag hanse
jag hanse
jaao ji bichhaao jaake kahin aur daane
man jo kahe wo hi karen hum to wo deewaane
hum to wo deewane
koi bhala kahe chaahe
hey hey
koi bura maane
man jo kahe wo hi karen
hum to wo deewaane
hum to wo deewaane
hum to hain wo baadal jo sada hi chanchal
poochhte magar nahin disha kabhi
disha kabhi
gher gher aate surya ko chhipaate
ya sajaate chaandni nisha kabhi
nisha kabhi
indr dhanush rache kabhi kalah lage dhaane
man jo kahe wo hi karen hum to wo deewaane
hum to wo deewaane
aha
koi bhala kahe chaahe koi bura maane
man jo kahe wo hi karen
hum to wo deewaane
hum to wo deewaane
aaaa haa
ae he
aaha haha
aa haa
o ho ho
oho
o ho ho ho
aha
aaaa aaha
ae hey
aaaa aaha
aa ha
o oho
o ho
o o o ho
aha
aa aaha
ae he
aaha aaha
Gori kar le tu aaj singaar
Posted on: December 11, 2019
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Today is 97th birthday of the thespian Dilip Kumar. Dilip Kumar, real name Yusuf Khan is the most revered and copied star of this film Industry. The second most inspiring and copied star would be Mohammed Rafi’s voice. Because truly the voice was the star in Rafi Sahab’s case.
Dilip Kumar has had a fruitful and successful career of more than 50 years. This has again been equalled only by Amitabh Bachchan in recent years.
Dilip Kumar is like a lone man standing from the pre-independence era. Again he has only Lata Mangeshkar for company. Also yesteryears actress Nimmi(Born 1933) is giving him company, but she is more than a decade younger than Dilip Kumar. Nimmi was a co-star in significant films in Dilip Kumar’s career, namely Amar, Aan and Deedar. I feel she was type cast in this as the third angle in a triangle.
Dilip Kumar is the true ‘Gulfaam’ of the hindi film world. There was a Urdu Magazine by that name back in the 80’s which I had thought was dedicated to Dilip Kumar, as almost every issue had Dilip Kumar on its cover. I found a very interesting article on “The lost world of Urdu film magazines” in the net, link is here.
Dilip Kumar has often been described as an institution, by many of the later day film stalwarts, especially by the actors.
I have found the genesis of acting style of all the major superstars of hindi film industry can be found in Dilip Kumar’s style of acting.
As per the excel sheet of “Mohammed Rafi songs”, there are roughly 60 songs where Rafi Sahab gave playback for Dilip Kumar. This include one small ditty from Ganga Jamuna and the small snippet of a beautiful song from ‘Insaaniyat’ (1955). The list misses a song from “Kranti” (1981), “chana jor garam baabu” where Rafi Sahab sang just this line for Dilip Kumar :
Mera chana hai apni marzi ka
Ye dushman hai khudgarzi ka
Sar kafan baandh ke nikla hai
Deewana hai ye pagla hai
Mit jaane ko mit jaayega
Aazaad watan kar jaayegaa
I am presenting here the small snippet from the film ‘Insaaniyat”(1955) , which is composed by C. Ramchandra. Lyrics are by Rajendra Krishan and Dilip Kumar is singing this with obvious enjoyment while driving a bullock cart. I tried finding a whole song, which was not available. It may have been recorded as a full- fledged song, but I could not find it on youtube.
Some of my favourite songs by Rafi songs on Dilip Kumar are :
So presenting a small but appealing ditty in Rafi Sahab voice to celebrate Dilip Kumar Sahab’s 97th birthday today.
Song-Gori kar le tu aaj singaar (Insaaniyat)(1955) Singer-Rafi, Lyrics-Rjinder Krishan, MD-C Ramchandra
Lyrics
Hoye ye ye
Ha haa aaa haa
Gori kar le tu aaj singaar
Rasiyaa dwaare khade
Gori kar le tu aaj singaar
Rasiyaa dwaare khade
Gori kar le tu
Ho Gori kar le tu aaj singaar
Rasiyaa dwaare khade
Gori kar le tu aaj singaar
Rasiyaa dwaare khade
Gori kar le tu aaj singaar
Rasiyaa dwaare khade
Ho oo ooo
Ah haa aaa haa
Chehra tera allah allah
Posted on: December 9, 2019
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Hullo Atuldom
“Tum Haseen Main Jawaan” produced and directed by Bhappie Soni, released in 1970. The movie had six songs of which three were written by Hasrat Jaipuri, two by Indivar and one by Rajinder Krishan with Shankar Jaikishan as music directors. The cast was headed by Hema Malini and Dharmendra with Helen, Anjali Kadam, Helen, Sulochana Latkar, Rajendranath, Dhumal, Anwar Hussain, Mohan Choti, Iftikhar and PRAN. The story screenplay etc was the handiwork of Sachin Bhowmick. I have seen this movie a long time ago on Television and this is the basic storyline-
Sunil (Dharam) is a merchant navy officer (if I remember right), and has had numerous affairs with a number of attractive young women. One day he meets with beautiful Anuradha (Hema), and falls in love with her. Anuradha too loves him, and she is introduced to his mom (Sulochana). Anuradha has another admirer in Ranjeet (Pran), who informs Sunil and his mom, that Anuradha is deceiving them, and is the mother of a baby boy. Sunil and his mother are shocked, and will have nothing to do with Anuradha. Then the child, in question, is kidnapped, and held for ransom. It is then Sunil comes to know the shocking truth behind the abduction, which will change his life forever.
The movie had other typical masalas in it – like Helen a dancer with a golden heart, a sobbing sister, a family missing their elder daughter etc.
The movie made its blog debut with this song. I heard that song after years today as I was writing this and felt the song reminded me of the song “mere paas aao nazar toh milao” from “Sunghursh” (I don’t mind if people say I am wrong). Atulji followed this up with song. I would like to make it clear here that Dharam is asking Hema’s help to look after the baby that he has found i.e. he wants her to be its Nanny. And let me also add, that it suits Hema’s purpose as she is looking for a safe haven for that child whom she is shielding from its uncle played by Pran.
The last song from this movie came with a post by Rajaji to wish Hema Malini on her 69th birthday.
The song with today’s post is something I love to watch for its cuteness. Hema Malini was supremely sweet, cute etc. in those days (none of which has lessened with age, mind you). On hearing it without the video one would expect Shammi Kapoor enacting it but we have a very handsome Dharam on-screen. And the “jhatakdaar” steps is the cutest part of the song IMHO.
And why are we having this song today ? To wish the He-man, Garam Dharam on his 84th birthday. Dharmendra who started his career in the early 60s is a huge Dilip Kumar fan. He has acted in close to 300 movies in all these years. He was nominated 4 for the best actor Filmfare award but won only the Life Time achievement award in 1997. He is a Padma Bhushan recipient and has been darling of the masses who have lapped up his pairing with Meena Kumari, Nutan, Sharmila Tagore, Asha Parekh and Mala Sinha etc, but nothing to match the pairing with Hema Malini. They did about 35 films together and were romantically paired in 31; of these 20 were hits and 15 flops.
Let us have a song of this super-hit jodi today and say (belatedly) “Happy Birthday Dharmendraji”
Audio
Video
Song-Chehra tera Allah Allah (Tum Haseen Main Jawaan)(1970) Singer-Rafi, Lyrics-Hasrat Jaipuri, MD-Shankar Jaikishan
Lyrics
chehra tera allah allah
baaten teri maasha allah
badi badi aankhonn waali
jaadoo kiya toone vallah
aa
idhar toh aa
o meri jaan gale laga
chehra tera allah all
ah baate teri maasha allah
badi badi aankhon waali
jaadoo kiya toone vallah
aa
idhar toh aa
o meri jaan gale laga
dono jahaan mein tujhsa nahin hai
meri rahegi mujhko yakeen hai
donon jahaan mein tujhsa nahin hai,
meri rahegi mujhko yakeen hai
aahhaa aaa aaa
chehra tera allah-allah
baaten teri maasha-allah
badi badi aankhon waali
jaadoo kiya toone vallah
aa
idhar toh aa
o meri jaan gale laga
aa
idhar toh aa
o meri jaan gale laga
tu hai hamaare pyaar ki duniya
aa ke basa de yaar ki duniya
tu hai hamaare pyaar ki duniya
aa ke basa de yaar ki duniya
aahhaa aaa aaa
chehra tera allah allah
baaten teri maasha allah
badi badi aankhon waali
jaadoo kiya toone vallah
aa
idhar toh aa
o meri jaan gale laga
aa
idhar toh aa
o meri jaan gale laga
tu toh khuda ke hosh bhula de
chain chura le neend uda de
tu toh khuda ke hosh bhula de
chain chura le neend uda de
aahhaa aaa aaa
chehra tera allah allah
baaten teri maasha allah
badi badi aankhon waali
jaadu kiya toone vallah
aa
idhar toh aa
o meri jaan gale laga
aa
idhar toh aa
o meri jaan gale laga
a aa
idhar toh aa
o meri jaan gale laga
Aa aaja aaja
Posted on: December 6, 2019
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“Street Singer”(1966) was directed by Chandrashekhar for Bhavdeep Films, Bombay. The movie had Chandrashekhar, Sarita, K N Singh, Manmohan Krishna, madan Puri, David, Sundar, ratna, Jeewan Kala, Keshav Rana, Agha, Tuntun, Polson, Bimal Chadha, Brijmohan, Ridku, Kundan, Sheikh, Amrit Patel etc in it.
This movie had seven songs in it. One song from the movie has been covered in the past.
Here is the second song from “Street Singer”(1966). This song is sung by Rafi. Hasrat Jaipuri is the lyricist. Music is composed by Suraj.
It is popularly thought that Suraj was Shankar of Shankar Jaikishan. But Mr Arunkumar Deshmukh, our beloved inhouse encyclopaedia tells us that Suraj was a pseudonym taken by Dattaram, Sebastian D’souza and Enoch Daniels. All these musicians, who were assistants of Shankar Jaikishan had only this movie to their credit under the name of Suraj.
Shankar had given music in a Marathi movie “Tee mee navhech” (1970) under the name of Suraj, and that is how this confusion about Shankar being the music director of “Street Singer” (1966) arose.
This song is picturised as a studio recording song on Chandrashekhar.
Song-Aa aaja aaja (Street Singer)(1966) Singer-Rafi, Lyrics-Hasrat Jaipuri, MD-Suraj
Lyrics
aa
aaja aaja
aa gale laga
aa
aaja aaja
aa gale laga
aise mein tu to kahaan chala
kahaan chala hai saathiyaa
aa
aaja aaja
aa gale laga
aise main tu to kahaan chala
kahaan chala hai sathiya
dil mein hai tu
teri chhavi
phir kyun nazar pyaasi rahi
phir kyun nazar pyaasi rahi
aa
aaja aaja
aa gale laga
aa
aaja aaja
aa gale laga
aise mein tu to kahaan chala
kahaan chala hai saathiya
aankhen teri
masti bhari
tarsa na tu
ham ko pila
tarsa na tu
hamko pila
aa
aaja aaja
aa gale laga
aa
aaja aaja
aa gale laga
aise mein tu to kahaan chala
kahaan chala hai saathiya
Prem ki naiyya dol rahi hai
Posted on: December 4, 2019
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Today’s song is from film Utho Jago-1947, a completely obscure film.
1947 was a very important year, not only for India, but also for the Indian Film Industry. Creation of Pakistan , on the basis of Religion, and Partition of India prompted an unprecedented exchange of people across the borders. Millions of people left their life earnings and ran to the other side of the border to save their lives. In this melee, millions died and millions lost their properties. More than any other industry, film line was affected more because it had the maximum mixture of Muslims with Hindus and films were made at Bombay as well as Lahore. These two centres now belonged to different countries and the film industries at both places were in turmoil.
However, in India, there was a second line of artistes ready to fill in the gaps created by the migration of Muslim artistes to Pakistan. Further, there were more centres of film making- other than Bombay- available in India, like Madras, Calcutta, Poona, Kolhapur, Bangalore etc. Therefore the damage to Indian film industry was redeemable faster, compared to Pakistan, which was left with only Lahore as a film centre. All they had now was what was left by Indians who left Pakistan, in addition to people who went from India to Pakistan- without a second line of artistes to take over after this generation was out.
The partition of India was expected for an year or so, ahead of actual happening, so film makers were in a hurry to complete their projects, before migration started. This led to making of films in quantity at the cost of quality. This resulted in the highest number of films being made in 1947- a total of 181 Hindi films. This was a record for a period of 54 years (1931 to 1985). This was broken only in 1985 when 187 Hindi films were made in one year.
Even in 1947, some good and musical films were made like Aap ki sewa mein, Bhook, Do Bhai, Doli, Dard, Elaan, Gaon, Jugnu, Kasam, Leela, Meera, Mehandi, Mirza Sahiban, Netaji Subhash, Pagdandi, Parwana, Saajan, Shadi se pehle, Shehnai, Sindoor etc etc. In this year maximum films made were obscure and made in haste.
Amongst all these films, film Utho jago came and went without notice. It neither had well known popular actors, nor a famous music director. The cast of the film included, Shehzadi, Ashiq Hussain, Jamshed ji, Baby Nalini, Aziz khan and others. The director was Pramod Chandra and the music was composed by Aziz Khan and Ibrahim. I do not know if this Ibrahim was the younger brother of Music director Ghulam Mohd. Ibrahim was an excellent harmonium player and he worked with Naushad for a very long time. Ibrahim had died even before Ghulam Mohd. died.
The hero Ashiq Hussain had started his career with film Talash-E-huq-1935, in which Nargis made her debut as a child artiste Baby Rani. He went on doing 25 films. Utho jago was his last film.After this film he married its heroine Shehzadi and both migrated to Pakistan. He had also sung 32 songs in 13 films in the beginning. Even in film Utho Jago-47, he had sung 2 solos and 1 duet with Amirbai Karnataki.
The other interesting name that appears in the cast is of Shehzadi. The original actress Shehzadi was the sister of Alam Ara-31 heroine Zubeida and Sultana. All 3 sisters retired from films in or around 1936.
This Shehzadi was different. She was born in Bombay and was well conversant with Hindi, Marathi, Urdu, Gujarati, Bangla and English. She joined Bombay Talkies and made her debut in film Jhoola-41. She was in the famous Dance-song ” Main to Dilli se dulhan laya re” along with Mumtaz Ali. She worked in films of Chitra productions,Saubhagya Pictures, Star Productions and Asiatic productions. She was Heroine of Gope in film ” Haso Haso aye duniya walon”-47.
Her acting in Saheli-42 and Yaad-42 was much appreciated. She did 26 films from 41 to 47 period. She started her own Ratnakar Productions in 1947 and made film ” Utho Jaago”-47, with actor Ashiq Hussain as a Hero. Soon after Partition, she married Ashiq Hussain and they migrated to Pakistan.
There is one new name in the cast – Jamshed ji. His full name was Jamshed ji Bairam ji, Khan Saheb. In some films, he was credited as Khan saheb also. He was born in Bombay in 1889 as a typical Parsee. He was one of the oldest and most experienced actors having worked with several directors and over 25 years of acting by that time.
He started with Silent films like Pyari Mamta, Madhuri, Sohni Mahiwal, pooran Bhagat, Gulshan E Arab, Hoor E Baghdad and Indira. His first talkie film was Daulat ka nasha-31 and Noorjahan-31. He acted in about 50 films. His last known film was Andaz-1949.
Jamshed ji, also gave music to 3 films- Naya Zamana-35, Zaate Shareef-36 and Jagat kesari-37.
Today’s song is sung by Mohd. Rafi. This is from his early years as a singer. Rafi came on the scene in 1944. for the first few years, he had to struggle but he came into films when it was going through a transition. Older generation actor singers had to stop singing because the public tastes were changing and newer composers opted for newer singers who were exclusive singers and not 2 in 1, like earlier actor singers.
These days I was reading a book “Rafinama” by noted film Historian and author Isak Mujawar. In this book he has brought out some very interesting facts about Rafi. The book is more a statistical data book than his biography. In today’s post I would bring out to you few of these interesting details. When Rafi started his singing in 1944, many of the erstwhile actor singers took the opportunity of stopping their singing – which was thrust on them – and Rafi actually replaced them. The book gives the details. Few cases are here…
Ashok Kumar’s singing spree stopped when Rafi sang for him in film Saajan-47.
Ishwarlal stopped singing when Rafi sang for him in film Sharbati Aankhen-45
Shahu Modak stopped after Chakradhari(1954).
W.M.Khan after Aalam Ara (1956).
Master Nissar ater Boot polish(1954).
G.M.Durrani after Lal Pathar(1971).
Karan Dewan after Duniya(1949).
N M Charlie after Zameen ke Tare(1960).
Balak Ram after Shri Ram Bharat Milan (1965).
Moti Sagar after Paak Daman (1957).
Man Mohan krishna after Basant bahar (1956).
Mohd. Rafi even sang for some composers who used to sing in films
S N Tripathi -Pawanputra Hanuman (1957).
Snehal Bhatkar-Bawre Nain-(1950) ( he was doing a Beggar’s role) and
Sudhir Sen- Saat Phere (1970)
Rafi was the only male playback singer who sang with 3 major singer actresses
Noorjehan-Jugnu (1947).
Khursheed- Aage Badho- (1947) and
Suraiya- many (13) films.
Rafi sang with some old time female singers, about whom the new generation may not know much. He sang with Nirmala Devi, Paro, Shamim, Uma Devi, Chandbala, Chand Burke, Gandhari(Rane), Laxmi Roy (sister of Geeta Roy), Kumudini Dikshit, Kaumudi Munshi, Laxmi shankar, Pramodini Desai, Vinodini Desai, Malti Pande (Popular Marathi singer), Pushpa Huns, Kamal Barot, Jagjit kaur, Minu Purushotham, Madhubala Zaveri, Usha Timothi, Krishna Kalle, Chandrani Mukherjee, Dilraj kaur, Sushama Shreshtha Kanchan, Sulakshana Pandit etc etc.
Mohd. Rafi sang maximum songs with Asha Bhosle-806 ….Maximum in O P Nayyar’s films-92 duets. In film Basant-60 he sang 11 duets with Asha Bhosle.
Rafi sang maximum songs with (First five)..Laxmikant Pyarelal…369 songs, Shankar Jaikishan…341, Chitragupta…247, Ravi…235 and O P Nayyar…197 songs.
There are many more aspects of Rafi’s singing….but more about it in some other post.
With this song film Utho jago (1947) makes its Debut on the Blog.
Song- Prem ki Naiyya dol rahi hai (Uthho Jaago)(1947) Singer- Mohd. Rafi, Lyricist- Not known, MD- Aziz Khan and Ibrahim
Lyrics
prem ki naiyya dol rahi hai
prem ki naiyya dol rahi hai
bojh hriday ka taul rahi hai
bojh hriday ka taul rahi hai
prem ki naiyya
haaye prem ki naiyya dol rahi hai
prem ki naiyya dol rahi hai
prem mein aisi soorat bigdi
prem mein aisi soorat bigdi
sar par joote, paanv mein pagdi
sar par joote, paanv mein pagdi
izzat ke pat khol rahi hai
izzat ke pat khol rahi hai
prem ki naiyya
haaye prem ki naiyya dol rahi hai
prem ki naiyya dol rahi hai
Mem>aise dhanwaalon ke laal
ud gaye jinke sar ke baal
aise dhanwaalon ke laal
ud gaye jinke sar ke baal
haan haan ud gaye jinke sar ke baal
dekho, ud gaye jinke sar ke baal
sar ki taat bhi bol rahi hai
sar ki taat bhi bol rahi hai
prem ki naiyya
haaye prem ki naiyya dol rahi hai
prem ki naiyya dol rahi hai
prem na aaya tumko raas
prem na aaya tumko raas
kahe ye tumse gappu daas
kahe ye tumse gappu daas
haan haan kahe ye tumse gappu daas
kya, neeat daanwaadol rahi hai
neeat daanwaadol rahi hai
prem ki naiyya
haye prem ki naiyya dol rahi hai
prem ki naiyya dol rahi hai
prem ki naiyya 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 sites like lyricstrans.com and ibollywoodsongs.com etc then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.
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Blog 10-Year Challenge (2009-19) – Song No. 51
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Songs from following movies were covered in the blog ten years ago on 20th November’2009 (in descending order);
| Song | Movie title-Year | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| Meri saanson ko jo mahka rahi hai | Badalte Rishtey-1978 | 03 of 05 songs posted |
| Tere naam ka deewaana tere ghar ko dhoondhta hai | Suraj Aur Chandaa-1973 | 04 of 06 songs posted |
| Chale bajaa ke seeti jeewan ki raahon mein | Zamaanaa-1957 | 03 of 07 songs posted |
| Sainyya dekh dekh dekh main hoon laakhon mein ek | Police Detective-1960 | 03 of 06 songs posted |
As we can see from above details none of the movies represented on the blog on 20.11.2009 have achieved Yippeeee’ed status so far.
I am today presenting a song from from the movie ‘Badalte Rishtey-1978’, which, as is my wont is from the seventies.
I have vague recollections of watching this movie with my parents and brothers. I must be around eleven years then. I must have liked the movie and its songs. That is why I never forgot its ‘title song’ and couple of ohter songs. When I started collecting cassettes for my music library in 1985-86, I was on the look out for the songs of this movie. Later on, I got them into my collection.
In cassette it came in combination with the songs of ‘Doosra Aadmi-1977’ when I bought it in 1997.
The songs I like most from ‘Badalte Rishtey’ includes the title song and the song ‘meri saanson ko jo …’
Another song that I liked a lot is the song being represented today.
I remember this song very well but I had forgotten that this song had Rishi Kapoor performing it on the screen. I was under the impression that it was Jeetendra. It was only when I watched the video of this song during the preparation of this post that I realized that the song was lip synced by Rishi Kapoor, while Jeetendra and Reena Roy are also present in the picturisation of this song.
I remember this movie being well appreciated and it was a good ‘entertainer’.
“Badaltey Rishtey-1978” was directed by R. Jhalani for ‘Vijayshree Pictures, Bombay’. Sudesh Kumar was the producer of this movie while it was presented by Gobindram Ahuja.
It had Jeetendra, Rishi Kapoor, Reena Roy, Asrani, A.K. Hangal, Pinchu Kapoor, Shubha Khote, Urmila Bhatt, Dina Pathak, Master Raju, Onkar, Madan Joshi, Pardesi, Raja Duggal, Makhan Singh, Chander Dhani, Mrs.Kaushal, Kheura, many others and the members of the ‘Himachal Skiing Club, Simla’.
The movie introduced Shashi Bala Saxena and Rachna Bhatt. Its dialogues were written by Madan Joshi. Editing of this movie was done by B. Prasad. Diljit Singh Bugge was the Chief Assistant Director of this movie.
Story of this movie was written by Mahendra Sarai and screenplay was written by Phani Majumdar.
This movie had total five songs in it. Lyrics for all the five songs were penned by Anjaan and music was composed by Laxmikant-Pyarelal.
Anuradha Paudwal, Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar, Mahendra Kapoor, Mohd Rafi and Suman Kalyanpur had given their voices to the songs in this movie.
Three songs from this movie have been posted on the blog as given below;
| Song | Posted on |
|---|---|
| Na jaane kaise pal mein badal jaate hain | 19.11.2008 |
| Meri saanson ko jo mahka rahi hai | 20.11.2009 |
| Tum chaahe hamko pasand na karo | 01.06.2019 |
Today’s song is the fourth song from this movie to appear on the blog.
Though the title song of this movie was quite popular, other songs too were quite nice, hummable and popular. However, only the title from this movie make it to the annual Binaca Geetmala list of the year 1979, and it ranked on number four that year.
This movie was passed by Censor Board on 03.11.1978.
Let us now enjoy this beautiful song in Rafi Saab’s voice, and Rishi Kapoor (at his best in such situations 🙂 ) lipsyncing in an accusing tone for his lost love and pretending to sacrifice his love to save many from destroying their lives. 🙂
He befriends Jeetendra specifically so that he could sow seeds of ‘nafrat’ in Reena Roy’s mind about him who otherwise was not able to forgot her past life when she was in love with Rishi Kapoor.
Lots of twists and turns, but we only come to know about him when Asrani discloses his reality towards the end of the movie.
Video
Audio
Song-Wo wo na rahe jinke liye ham thhe beqaraar (Badalte Rishtey)(1978) Singer-Rafi, Lyrics – Anjaan, Music – Laxmikant-Pyarelal
Lyrics
Wo wo naa rahe
Jinke liye ae ham thhe beqaraar
Wo wo naa rahe
Jinke liye ae ham thhe beqaraar
Ab kiskaa intezaar
Aji kaisa intezaar
Wo wo naa rahe
Jinke liye ae ham thhe beqaraar
Wo wo naa rahe
Hona thha jo huaa jo huaa
Kya buraa huaa aa aa aa
Hona thha jo huaa jo huaa
Kya aa buraa huaa aa
Kya buraa huaa aa
Achchha hi huaa
Toot gaya jhoothha aitbaar
Ab kiskaa intezaar
Aji kaisa intezaar
Wo wo naa rahe
Jinke liye ham thhe beqaraar
Wo wo naa rahe
Ik phool tootne se to
Ujdaa nahin chaman n n
Ik phool tootne se to
Ujdaa nahin chaman n
Ujdaa nahin chaman n
Gulshan mein aur bhi hain
Haseen phool beshumaar
Ab kiskaa intezaar
Aji kaisa intezaar
Wo wo naa rahe
Jinke liye ham thhe beqaraar
Wo wo naa rahe ae
Nakaamyaab ishq sahi
Zindagi ee nahin
Ee ee ee
Nakaamyaab ishq sahi
Zindagi nahin ee
Zindagi nahin ee
Hai zindagi to
Aur milenge hazaar yaar
Ab kiskaa intezaar
Aji kaisa intezaar
Wo wo naa rahe
Jinke liye ham thhe beqaraar
Wo wo naa rahe
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Devnagri Script lyrics (Provided by Avinash Scrapwala)
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वो वो ना रहे
जिनके लिए ए हम थे बेक़रार
वो वो ना रहे
जिनके लिए ए हम थे बेक़रार
अब किसका इंतज़ार
अजी कैसा इंतज़ार
वो वो ना रहे
जिनके लिए ए हम थे बेक़रार
वो वो ना रहे
होना था जो हुआ जो हुआ
क्या बुरा हुआ
आ आ आ आ आ
होना था जो हुआ जो हुआ
क्या आ बुरा हुआ
क्या बुरा हुआ आ
अच्छा ही हुआ
टूट गया झूठा ऐतबार
अब किसका इंतज़ार
अजी कैसा इंतज़ार
वो वो ना रहे
जिनके लिए ए हम थे बेक़रार
वो वो ना रहे
इक फूल टूटने से तो
उजड़ा नहीं चमन
इक फूल टूटने से तो
उजड़ा नहीं चमन
उजड़ा नहीं चमन
गुलशन में और भी है
हसींन फूल बेशुमार
अब किसका इंतज़ार
अजी कैसा इंतज़ार
वो वो ना रहे
जिनके लिए ए हम थे बेक़रार
वो वो ना रहे
नाकामयाब इश्क सही
ज़िन्दगी ई नहीं
ई ई ई ई
नाकामयाब इश्क सही
ज़िन्दगी नहीं ई
ज़िन्दगी नहीं ई
है ज़िन्दगी तो
और मिलेंगे हज़ार यार
अब किसका इंतज़ार
अजी कैसा इंतज़ार
वो वो ना रहे
जिनके लिए ए हम थे बेक़रार
वो वो ना रहे
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Today’s song is from a Musically Iconic film Bazaar-1949.
The film was made by Madhukar Pictures. It was based on a story by K.Amarnath, who also directed this film.The 16 songs of the film were written by Qamal Jalalabadi and the Music Director was Shyam Sundar- one of my favourite composers in Hindi.
1949 was the best year in the Golden Era of HFM. There were so many films offering evergreen, out of this world songs, that the audience did not know which film to see and which song to be heard. The sale of records registered a Record of Sales in 1949. 157 films were made in 1949. Barring the figure of 181 films in 1947 ( we know the reasons), 1949 produced the maximum films from 1931 to 1984 – a period of 50++ years. What’s more, almost every alternate film gave superb songs. Nearly every Music Director of Hindi films was present in 1949, with his film.
This was also a transition period, when older composers were giving way to newer ones. Additionally, the competition between Naushad and C Ramchandra for the Number One position was on its peak. Though CR is my favourite composer, during the period 47 to 49, it was all the way Naushad who was the undisputed Numero Uno as far as quality and number of hit films were concerned. Here is a chart…
| composer | Year | Number of films | Hit films |
|---|---|---|---|
| C Ramchandra | 1947 | 8 | |
| 1948 | 3 | ||
| 1949 | 7 | ||
| Total | 18 | 4 | |
| Naushad | 1947 | 2 | |
| 1948 | 3 | ||
| 1949 | 4 | ||
| Total | 9 | 8 |
In this period Naushad’s strike rate of Hit films was more than double, compared to C Ramchandra percentagewise.
The year 1949 had absolutely heavenly showers of Musical Films. Some of such films were Andaz, Badi Behan, Barsaat, Bazaar, Dulari, Jeet, Apna Desh, Chandni Raat, Chaar Din, Sunehre Din, Shayar, Dillagi, Ek thi ladki, Kaneez, Laadli, Lahore, Mahal, Namoona, Patanga etc etc. The year 1949 also witnessed the introduction of A and U Censor certificates, the establishment of Films Division, the start of Navketan productions of Anand brothers and few other landmarks in Hindi film industry.
The cast of bazaar -49 was Nigar Sultana, Shyam, Gope, Cuckoo, Badri prasad, Yakub etc etc. Shyam was a very handsome actor. However, just like Ashok kumar, he too was first rejected in the screen test by Bombay Talkies. In the case of Ashok kumar, this rejection was overruled by Himanshu Rai- owner of Bombay Talkies and he became a Hero immediately. In case of Shyam, he had to wait for some more time.
Sunder Shyam Chadda (20 February 1920 – 25 April 1951) was born in Sialkot, now in Pakistan on February 20, 1920. Shyam’s grand father was a village Patwari, while his father worked as a store keeper with the Indian medical Service. So the young Shyam had to keep moving with his father in different cantonment towns of Punjab. A graduate from the Punjab University Shyam had a great fascination for films right from early childhood. It was Shyam’s uncle, late Tarachand Chadha, a subedar with the British Army who convinced Shyam’s father to allow Shyam to join the film line. Shyam came to Poona and worked with Prabhat cinema and stayed in lane no-9 Prabhat road in Adhar Bungalow.
In 1941 Shyam was called for a screen test by Bombay Talkies but met with no success. Determined to work in films, he took up the job of assistant director to JK Nanda and appeared in a Punjabi picture from Lahore. Shyam’s first film was Mann ka meet-44. Saigal’s death in 1947 created a void in the film world which was soon filled up by one of the leading heroes of those times, Ashok Kumar. Shyam ruled the world of celluloid from 1948 and 1951, when he was killed in a tragic accident.
With super hits like Dillagi, Patanga, Kaneej, Samadhi, Man Ka Meet and Shabistan under his belt, Shyam had scaled dizzying heights of super stardom in his late 20s. He was a true achiever in every sense of the word.
After Dillagi, in which he stared opposite Suraiya, which was released in 1949, he shot to stardom with the popular song Tu Mera Chand Mai Teri Chandni, a rage in those days.( this song was sung by singer Shyam kumar and not by actor Shyam)
He married a Muslim, Mumtaz Qureshi (nickname “Taji”), with whom he had a daughter, Pakistani TV actress Sahira Kazmi, married to actor Rahat Kazmi, and a son named Shakir (born two months after his death), a psychiatrist based in UK. His wife migrated to Lahore, Pakistan, after his premature death in 1951, along with her elder sister, Zeb Qureshi, who was an actress in Bombay. Mumtaz later married a gentleman, Ansari after Shyam’s death.
He acted with Munawar Sulltana in many films like Kaneez and Majboor. A highly educated person, Shyam wrote an article for Blitz, a leading film magazine of those times on his favourite heroines. He was a close personal friend of Saadat Hasan Manto and was the inspiration of many of his stories. Even after partition, their bond of friendship endured.
He died after a nasty fall from horseback, at the young age of 30 when destiny snuffed the life out of this versatile actor. It was an ill-fated day when he was shooting for Filimistan’s Shabistan directed by Vibhuti Mitra at Ghodbunder road near Borivali when the reins of the horse slipped from Shyam’s hand. He was thrown off the horse and received major injuries on his head and was rushed to the Bombay Hospital where he succumbed to his wounds.
Fans from all over thronged to pay their respects to their loved hero at the Sonapur crematorium at the Bombay Kings road.
Even the BMC (Bombay Municipal Corporation) named the place where Shyam stayed in Chembur as Shyam Park. Though younger than Ashok Kumar , he played roles of the latter’s elder brother. After Ashok Kumar, Dilip Kumar, Raj Kapoor and Dev Anand , Shyam and Rehman are remembered most for their contribution to the field of Hindi cinema.
Shyam is incidentally survived by Younger brother, Harbans Chadha. Shyam was fond of his daughter Sahera but he did not live long to see his son, who was born a couple of month after his death. His son Shakir, who now lives in Pakistan with his mother Taji, who had migrated there after partition.
Filmography of Shyam’s films as a lead hero:
1948-Majboor,Shikayat,Bazaar,Chandani Raat,
1949- Char Din, Dada, Dillagi, Kaneez, Naach, Patanga, Raat Ki Rani,
1950- Choti Bhabiu, Meena Bazaar, Nirdosh, Samadhi, Sangeeta, Suraj Mukhi, Wafa , Kale Badal,
1951- Shabistan
Shyam acted in 24 films, in all.
There are many versions of how Shyam died during the shooting. However , here is the report from an eye witness, who was present there on that day and this happened before his eyes. The horse Shyam rode, was owned by him.
Jimmy Bharucha, one of the best Horse Trainers in India, had himself been trained in foreign countries. He had opened a Horse Training School in Poona. Yesteryear actor SHYAM was one of his earliest students. For all his films, Shyam used the same horse from Bharucha. Actor Shyam had died while doing a stunt for film Shabistan-51.
Whenever he talked about Shyam, Bharucha got emotional. The truth about Shyam’s death….
That fateful day, Shyam was in a very cheerful mood. He joked with other artists as usual. The film was SHABISTAN. He had to do a stunt scene on a horse. His double was kept ready. However Shyam insisted on doing that dangerous shot himself that day. The scene started and was also completed successfully. There was a round of applauding claps.
Shyam was getting down from the horse and suddenly,the horse started running. Shyam’s foot got stuck in the stirr-up and he was dragged some distance before people ran and stopped the horse. Shyam was unconscious. He was immediately taken to the hospital, but he died-with his make up and costume still on him ! ( from an article by Vasant Bhalekar in book ‘Ruperi Smaran Yatra’ by Prof. Subhash Savarkar and article ‘Anipals’ by Mala Doshi ).
Film Bazaar was released on 4-3-1949 at Excelsior Cinema in Bombay. The Film India magazine of May 1949 had published a review of this film. Once for a change, Baburao Patel had good words about a film and its music. The story of the film, as outlined in this review is this…
An impecunious poet, Parwana (Shyam), runs away from home in company with his pal Jagu (Gope) to join a theatrical company. On the way, they come across a gypsy camp and Jagu succeeds in picking up Koel (Cuckoo), a gypsy dancer, as his sweetheart. Parwana and Jagu soon cross swords with Khanna ( Yakub) of Khanna Theatres, whose main attraction is Bijli ( NIgar Sultana), a beautiful and temperamental dancer. Bijli is attracted by Parwana’s poetry and physique and we soon see Parwana, Jagu and Koel working in Khanna Theatres.
Parwana and Bijli begin to love each other and Khanna doesn’t like the look of things, being himself in love with Bijli. Things soon reach a show-down stage and Bijli walks out of Khanna Theatres arm-in-arm with Parwana and his stooges. The new team tries to start its own theatre business, but the love-stricken Khanna becomes vindictive and with his influence and money hounds them out from place to place till Parwana and Bijli are ruined and heartbroken. In a desperate attempt to save Parwana’s poetic soul, Bijli, sacrificing her love for him, compromises matters with Khanna, who helps to put Parwana on the stage once again. But, Parwana needs more than mere success to feel happy and very soon he returns heartbroken to his parental home, a sadder but wiser man.Now Parwana dedicates himself to national service and we soon come to the climax, in which Khanna, realizing the intensity of Bijli’s love for Parwana, gracefully gives her up and all rush to a public meeting for their individual professions and confessions. Evidently, anyplace seems to be good enough for the Punjabis to vomit their love and a large crowd does not deter Bijli from vomiting her love for Parwana on a public platform. It ends well.
Film Bazaar was remade as ‘Naya Andaz-1956’ starring Kishore kumar and Meena kumari . This film also had excellent music by O P Nayyar. Interestingly, this film also was directed by same K.Amarnath only.
Film Bazaar-49 had 16 songs. 14 are already discussed here. Today’s song is the 15th song.( I am surprised how this song remained uncovered so long. May be my good luck !) . The only song now remains to be covered is ” Nazar se mil jayegi nazar”. HFGK is silent about its singer, but also has a note that this song was removed from the film. This song’s record number is also not given, leading to a guess that, may be this song, having been removed from film, was not made into a record. In that case, today’s song is the last song of this film to be covered. Worth thinking.
Song- Maang raha hai Hindustan Roti Kapda aur Makaan (Baazaar)(1949) Singer- Mohd. Rafi, Lyricist- Qamar Jalalabadi, MD- Shyamsunder
Chorus
Lyrics
watan ki raah mein jo moti lutaaye jaate hain aen
to motiyon se jawaahar banaaye jaate hain aen
tu dekh Dilli mein jaa kar samaadh Baapu ki
ke is pe phool nahin
dil chadhaaye jaate hain
maang raha hai Hindustan
Roti kapda aur makaan
Roti kapda
Roti kapda aur makaan
maang raha hai
millon mein jaao aur dekho
millon mein jaao aur dekho
kya hai Hindustan
dekh ke bangle mein raunaq
dekh ke bangle mein raunaq
mazdoor ka ghar veeraan aan
maang raha hai Hindustan
Roti kapda aur makaan
Roti kapda
Roti kapda aur makaan
maang raha hai
kheton mein jaao aur dekho
kya hai Hindustan
kheton mein jaao aur dekho
kya hai Hindustan
zameendaar ke bhare hain kothe
zameendaar ke bhare hain kothe
bhookhha mare kisaan
maang raha hai Hindustan
Roti kapda aur makaan
Roti kapda
Roti kapda aur makaan
maang raha hai
mehlon mein jaao aur dekho
mehlon mein jaao aur dekho
daawat ka saamaan
neeche raste par soya hai
neeche raste par soya hai
ik bhookha insaan aan
maang raha hai Hindustan
Roti kapda aur makaan
Roti kapda
Roti kapda aur makaan
maang raha hai
Hindustan ko aaj banaa den
aisa Hindustan
sab ko mile roti kapda
sab ko mile makaan
This article is written by Sadanand Kamath, 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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It is a well-known fact that Shailendra wrote maximum number of songs for the music director, Shankar-Jaikishan (around 365 songs) out of about 750 songs he wrote during his life time. The second in line among music directors was Salil Chowdhury for whom Shailendra wrote around 105 songs. The third place was taken by S D Burman for whom he wrote around 70 songs. There were others music directors for whom he wrote songs albeit in comparatively lesser numbers. They were Roshan, S N Tripathi, Hemant Kumar, Anil Biswas, C Ramchandra, Ravi, Dattaram, and Kishore Kumar.
With major chunk of Shailendra’s songs (around 90% his total songs) written for the music directors listed above, I was curious to know as who were the other music directors to whom Shailendra wrote songs probably for one or two films. I traced almost all ‘other’ music directors. They were Basant Prakash (‘Badnam’ 1952), Manohar Arora (‘Chingaari’, 1955), Mukul Roy (‘Sailaab’ 1956 and ‘Detective’ 1958), Jimmy (Shrimatiji, 1952), Ninu Mazumdar (‘Bhai Saheb’, 1954), Sardul Kwatra (‘Pilpli Saheb, 1954 and ‘Tis Maar Khan’, 1955), Shivram (‘Naya Kadam’ 1958), Shailesh Mukherjee (‘Savera; 1958), Chitrgupt and Gajanan (‘Kal Hamaara Hai’ 1959), Kalyanji-Anandji (‘Satta Baazar’ (1959), Pandit Ravi Shankar (‘Anuradha’ 1960), R D Burman (‘Chhote Nawab’ 1961), Suhrid Kar (‘Kaanch Ki Gudiya’ 1961), and Sapan-Jagmohan (‘Begaana’ 1963).
But the surprise catch among ‘other’ music director to whom Shailendra wrote a song was Nachiketa Ghosh who has composed music for only one Hindi film ‘25th July’ (1951). But Shailendra was not the lyricist for this film. It transpired that Shailendra did write a Hindi song for Nachiketa Ghosh but for a Bengali film ‘Indraani’ (1958). Uttam Kumar and Suchitra Sen were the lead actors in the film. The film is available on YT with English sub-title.
So here is probably Shailendra’s only Hindi song for a Bengali film, ‘Indraani’ (1958). There are 7 songs in the film of which one song is in Hindi. The song is ‘sabhi kuchh lutaakar huye hum tumhaare’ which is sung by Mohammad Rafi. Nachiketa Ghosh is the music director.
The background for this song is that Uttam Kumar and Suchitra Sen get married despite opposition from her parents as Uttam Kumar is unemployed. On the wedding night, their feelings for each other is reflected in this song through a wayside singer playing guitar. The mood of the song appears to me the same as that of songs like ek haseen shaam ko dil mera kho gaya.
The song in the video clip is longer than the audio clip (78 RPM record version) because of the repetition in the former of mukhda part in each antara. Also, there are short dialogues in Bengali between Uttam Kumar and Suchitra Sen during the interludes of the song.
What a lovely song which I heard for the first time. I have been mesmerized by Rafi’s rendition of antara part of the song. Just note, how he goes one octave higher but keep his rendition soft on the antara lines ‘kisi ka tu ho jaa’, ‘hai khaamosh hum bhi’ and ‘ye khwaabon ki duniya’.
Video Clip:
Audio Clip :
Song-Sabhi kuchh lutaa kar huye ham tumhaare (Indraani)(Bangla)(1958) Singer-Rafi, Lyrics-Shailendra, MD-Nachiketa Ghosh
Lyrics(based on Video Clip)
sabhi kuchh lutaa kar
huye hum tumhaare
ke hai jeet uski
jo dil aaj haare
ye khoya sa chanda
ye behke se taare
to phir kyun na machlen
armaan hamaare
sabhi kuchh lutaa kar
mohabbat mein kho jaa..aa
kisi ka tu ho jaa
falak se zameen tak huye ye ishaare
ke hai jeet uski
jo dil aaj haare
sabhi kuchh lutaa kar
huye hum tumhaare
ki hai jeet uski
jo dil aaj haare
sabhi kuchh lutaa kar
hai chupchaap wo bhi
hain khaamosh hum bhi
khule jaa rahe hain magar raaz saare
ke hai jeet uski
jo dil aaj haare
ye khoya sa chanda
ye behke se taare
to phir kyun na machlen
armaan hamaare
sabhi kuchh lutaa kar
wo rangeen duniya
wo khwaabon ki duniya
simat kar ke baahon mein aayi hamaare
ke hai jeet uski
jo dil aaj haare
sabhi kuchh lutaa kar
huye hum tumhaare
ke hai jeet uski
jo dil aaj haare
ye khoya sa chanda
ye behke se taare
to phir kyun na machlen
armaan hamaare
sabhi kuchh lutaa kar
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