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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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‘Naukri’ (1978) was produced under the banner of R S J Productions and was directed by Hrishikesh Mukherjee. The cast included Rajesh Khanna, Zaheera and Raj Kapoor in main roles supported by Om Shivpuri, Pratima Devi, Tom Alter, V Gopal, Meena Roy, Vijay Sharma, Aarti, Lalita Kumari, Master Akbar etc. Nadira, A K Hangal, Jayshree T and Younus Parvez made the friendly appearances and Keshto Mukherjee, Padma Khanna and Deven Varma made guest appearances in the film. The film was released in the theatres on June 09, 1978. The film’s story was written by Salil Chowdhury who also provided the background music.
After the box office success of Hrishikesh Mukherjee-Rajesh Khanna combination in ‘Anand’ (1970), ‘Baawarchi’ (1972) and Namak Haraam’ (1973), Hrishikesh Mukherjee commenced shooting of ‘Naukri’ (1978) sometime in 1974 in which he also took his close friend, Raj Kapoor. However, the film took relatively longer time to complete in Hrishikesh Mukherjee’s standard. While I could not get authentic information as to why the film got delayed, it appears that there was some disagreement between Rajesh Khanna and the film’s producers which made the shooting schedules going awry. My guess is that when two super stars are working in the film, getting the fresh common dates from them becomes difficult. I also came to know from Hrishikesh Mukherjee’s biography that he lost interest in the film due to delay as well as the prevailing political situation in the country (Emergency during 1975-77).
The film had an unusual story of a World War-II soldier who has become physically challenged after the war. After the end of the war and till few days before India’s independence in 1947, he has remained unemployed. Hence, he cannot take care of his mother, sister and a brother. In desperation, he commits suicide. The interesting part of the story of the film begins at this point when he meets a Captain who reveals that both of them belong to a different world (ghosts’ world) now. The rest of the film is about sharing their past lives and mingling with other ghosts who in turns also share their past lives. The detailed story of the film is as under:
Physically challenged Ranjit (Rajesh Khanna) stays with his widowed mother (Pratima Devi), a teenage sister, Rekha (Aarti) and an adopted younger brother in a small house. Due to his physical condition, Ranjit is not able to get employment and to take care of his family. His landlord has asked him to vacate the house within 24 hours because he has not paid the rent for months. Depressed with the family’s condition, Ranjit commit suicide by jumping from the bridge over a passing train. He is dead.
A crowd gather watching the dead body of Ranjit. Suddenly, a bewildered Ranjit finds himself with the crowd. At that moment, Swaraj Singh (Raj Kapoor) appears and introduces himself as Captain to Ranjit. He points out that both of them now belong to the community of ghosts and people around them would not feel their presence nor would they hear their voices. First, Ranjit refuses to believe what Captain says. But when he realises that both his legs have become normal and his dead body still lies on the railway track, he tends to believe what Captain has told him.
Captain introduces other ghosts, one of them being a couple (Deven Varma and Jayshri T) who had committed suicide when their parents opposed their marriage. They get united in the ghost community. However, as they are ghosts, they cannot be physically close. Then, there is Rasiklal (Yunus Parvez) who is after Deven Varma for running away with his wife of previous birth (Jayshri T) but cannot catch them physically. Ranjit also meets a former British police officer, Anderson (Tom Alter) who was killed by two revolutionaries. Ranjit is surprised because being a British national, he should have been in their community of ghosts. Captain explains that he is here because apart from his bonhomie with two revolutionaries who are also here after they were hanged till death, his lover, Ferozabai (Padma Khanna) is also here.
Captain tells Ranjit that, now it is the time for him to tell as to why he has committed suicide. Ranjit starts his story from the college days when he spent good days with his family. He was a mixed doubles champion in Badminton in the college with his partner, Ramola (Zaheera) who was in love with Ranjit. However, Ranjit was not sure that their love for each other would convert into a marriage as Ramola was from a wealthy family and her father (Om Shivpuri) would not agree for the marriage. Ranjit’s father who was not keeping good health had to mortgage his house to run the family. After his death, he sold the house and shifted to a small house with his family.
Ramola continued her relationship with Ranjit. Even Ramola’s father was agreeable for the marriage provided he joined his company and proved his worthy of being his son-in-law. Ranjit was not agreeable, and the marriage proposal was terminated. At this stage, Captain interrupts Ranjit and tells him that his life story sounds like a Hindi film story – like Devdas, and he knows as to what next stage of his story would be. He presumes that after separation from Ramola, either Ranjit would get soaked in alcohol or he would start singing ghazals of separation. Ranjit tells Captain that he has not done anything of those sorts. Instead, he joined the army and in a war front, he got badly injured on both the legs. He was hospitalised and after recovery, he was on the crutches making his life miserable and for the same reason, he was unemployed. He could not get compensation from the army despite persuing for months because he could not prove that he lost his legs in the army operations. So, he committed suicide.
Curiosity makes Ranjit to ask Captain as to how he has landed in the community of ghosts. Captains says that his story is simple. As his name. Swaraj Singh suggests, he was from a freedom fighter’s family. However, he lost his father in the freedom struggle, and he had to look for some job to earn money for the family. So, he came to Mumbai and joined the film industry as a body double. During a scene picturisation when he was sitting astride on the horse as a body double for the hero, the horse suddenly slipped and fell in the deep valley killing him.
Ranjit is worried as to how his mother, sister and brother are managing to sustain. Captain points out that now it is none of his business to worry about them. If he was really concerned about them, he would not have committed suicide. Nonetheless, Captain takes him to show that his mother has become a beggar. His sister has become a prostitute, and his younger brother is selling candy in the train. Ranjit is devasted seeing his family’s flights. But he cannot help them as he is a ghost. Captain reminds him that he should have thought of this before committing suicide which is akin to running away from one’s responsibilities.
A gloomy Ranjit suddenly sees Ramola and a smile comes to his face. Ramola is also happy to see Ranjit and tells him that she committed suicide when she came to know that he had committed suicide. With this happy coincidence, Captain arranges a party for community of ghosts to cheer up Ranjit who has now got the company of Ramola. In the party, Captain is surprised to find his acquittance, Lily (Nadira), a call girl who had met Ranjit when he was alive and was in depressed mood. She gives a good and bad news to Captain. The good news is that India has got independence, and the bad news is that India is partitioned on the basis of Hindi and Muslim. Captain is devasted by the second news who was a firm believer of an united India. Captain vanishes into thin air.
Ranjit and Ramola exchange the events which led to their respective suicides. She laments that if he had apprised her of his problems, she would have managed to get him some work and in that case lives of both of them would have been saved. Now since both of them are ghosts, she wants to hear from him that he still loves her. When Ranjit tells her the same, she says she has remained ghost to hear these words. Having heard so, she is now free to renounce her present form. After this, Ramola also vanishes into thin air as if she has got salvation after Ranjit’s affirmation that he still loves her. Having left alone, Ranjit sees a procession in which his mother, sister and brother are participants. A police van comes and a police officer fires on the procession in which most of the persons are killed including Ranjit’s family. The film has a very unusual, surprising end.
The film is stated to be loosely inspired from Hollywood film, ‘It is a Wonderful Life’ (1946) by Frank Capra. While the basic idea may have been derived from this film, ‘Naukri’ (1978) is different in terms of story background and supernatural events peculiar to India. The first half of the film has been beautifully crafted which has Hrishikesh Mukherjee touch. However, in the second half of the film, Hrishikesh Mukherjee touch is majorly missing. Towards the end of the film, there are some preachings on the lines of what IPTA members would usually raise in their films. As mentioned earlier, it was said that Hrishikesh Mukherjee had lost interest in this film due to delay in completing the film.
Nonetheless, I found the film to be interesting one to watch. More than two-thirds of the film have Raj Kapoor and Rajesh Khanna in the frames. I always liked Rajesh Khanna in unconventional roles and this film was no exception. The role of Raj Kapoor in this film was dominant one whereas Rajesh Khanna was in a subdued role. The super stars in their contrasting roles gave their excellent performances worthy of watching them together for the first time in this film. Despite the presence of two super stars, the film failed at the box office. I feel that the film was not well publicised as I do not even recall this film. R D Burman’s average compositions failed to make the songs popular. As often happens, most of the delayed films do not perform well on the box office. By the way, it was the last film, both for Raj Kapoor and Rajesh Khanna with Hrishikesh Mukherjee.
The film had 4 songs written by Anand Bakshi and set to music by R D Burman. I am presenting the first song from the film, ‘upar jaake yaad aayi neeche ki baaten’ to appear on the Blog. The song is rendered by Mukesh for Raj Kapoor. Rajesh Khanna and Zaheera are also present in the audience.
The background to the song is that on the eve of India’s independence and also for the first time, Captain (Raj Kapoor) has seen Ranjit (Rajesh Khanna) in a happy face, (Raj Kapoor ) arranges a party for the ghost community. Ranjit is happy that his beloved Ramola (Zaheera) has also joined the ghost community after her suicide. Incidentally, much before this song sequence, Captain (Raj Kapoor) has actually delivered the dialogue which corresponds to the first two lines of the song when Ranjit starts worrying about the well beings of his mother, sister and brother.
Video Clip:
Audio Clip:
Song-Oopar jaa ke yaad aayin neeche ki baaten (Naukri)(1978) Singer-Mukesh, Lyrics-Anand Bakshi, MD-R D Burman
Female voice
Lyrics:
ae……….hee…………ee aa haa
hee hee hee hee o o
oopar jaa ke yaad aayi neeche kee baaten
honthhon pe aayi dil ke peechhe kee baaten
arre oopar jaa ke yaad aayi neeche kee baaten
honthhon pe aayi dil ke peechhe kee baaten
ae haseenon…. aao
ae haseenon aao meraa dil behlaao
reshmi zulfon ke jaal bichhaao
zindagi se bhi lambi hai ye kaali raaten
honthhon pe aayi dil ke peechhe kee baaten
arre oopar jaa ke yaad aayi neeche kee baaten
honthhon pe aayi dil ke peechhe kee baaten
hee…………. hee hee hee
hee tu tu tu
yaa tu tu tu tu tu…
yaa tu tu tu tu tu…
doston…… dushmanon
doston dushmanon galey mil ke zaraa
chhed do koi kisse dil ke zaraa
kaun jaane kab hongi phir ye mulaaqaaten
honthhon pe aayi dil ke peechhe kee baaten
arre oopar jaa ke yaad aayi neeche kee baaten
hothhon pe aayi dil ke peechhe kee baaten
chaahe aahen bharo chaahe chhedo taraane
log mil baithne ke dhoondhen bahaane
chaahe aahen bharo chaahe chhedo taraane
arre log mil baithne ke dhoondhen bahaane
ek jaise lagte hain janaaze aur baaraaten
honthhon pe aayi dil ke peechhe kee baaten
arre oopar jaa ke yaad aayi neeche kee baaten
honthhon pe aayi dil ke peechhe kee baaten
Dil diya hai maine dil liya hai
Posted on: December 29, 2022
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Blog 10-Year Challenge (2012-2022) – Song No. 139
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Hullo Atuldom
I must thank our Atulite, Prakashchandraji, for idea about the movie to accompany this post.
Here are the songs that were posted on the blog on 29/12/2012:-
| Song | Movie (Year) | Contributor | Time of post |
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| Chinchpokli chinchpokli | Shabistan(1951) | by Arunji, first post of the day | at 7:38 am |
| Meethhi meethhi yaad teri dil tadpa gayee | Great Show of India (1958) | (by Sudhirji) | 8:51 am |
| aji tum aur hum hon saath saath | Marine Drive (1955) | (by Sudhirji) | 9:22 am |
| Ho ruk jaa ruk jaa ruk jaa laut kea aana hoga | Changez Khan(1957) | (by Sudhirji) | 10:23 am |
| Kaho meri Sarkar tabeeyat kaisi hai | Trunk Call(1960) | (by Sudhirji) | 11:13 am |
| Hatt jaao deewaane aaye | Singapore(1960) | (Lyrics by Atif M ji ) | 12:56 am |
| Badhaayee ho badhaayee janam din ki tumko | Mera Munna(1967) | (Lyrics by Prakashchandra ji ) | 2:45 pm |
| Tumhaare dil ko ulfat ka nishaana karke chhodenge | Johar Mehmood In Hong Kong(1971) | 4:20 pm | |
| Ham unko dekhte hain | Benazir(1964) | (by Nahmji) | 5:01 pm |
| Ram kare babua hamaar phulwaa ko | Anuraag(1972) | (Lyrics by Khyatiji) | 7:37 pm |
| Kis ki sadaayen mujhko bulaayen | Red Rose(1980) | (Lyrics by Prakashchandraji) | 9:10 pm |
| Shakti de maa | Ashaanti(1982) | (Lyrics by Avinashji) | 9:40 pm |
29/12/2012 was a Saturday. As can be seen from the above list Atulji posted the first song at 7.38 in the morning. 12 songs were posted, 6 of which were guest posts from which 4 were by Sudhirji (he was also very active on the blog then) and one each by Nahmji & Arunkumarji.
The last three posts on that date had lyrics contributed by Avinashji, Prakashchandraji and Khyatiji; all three of which were songs featuring Rajesh Khanna for his birthday. It was the first birthdate after Kaka’s death in July that year; we were remembering him on what would have been his 70th birthday.
The song that was contributed by Avinashji was from “Ashanti” an Eagle Film’s production. Hatt jaao deewaane aaye was a song from the 1960 release “Singapore” which was also an Eagle Films’ production that was directed by Shakti Samanta. (that must have been unplanned, I am sure).
“Ashanti” (1982), a movie produced by Parvesh Mehra & Rajiv Mehra of Eagle Film’s and directed by Umesh Mehra. It had music by R.D. Burman with Anand Bakshi as the lyricist. Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhonsle, Kishore Kumar, Amit Kumar, Shailendra Singh were the playback singers used. The following three songs from this movie are on the blog.
| Shakti de maa | 29 december 2012 |
| Laungi mirchi main Kolhapur ki | 19 November 2019 |
| Na tujhse na mujhse | 29 December 2021 |
“Ashanti” was one of the multi-starrers of that year. It had Rajesh Khanna heading a cast of Shabana Azmi, Zeenat Aman, Parveen Babi, Mithun Chakravarthy, Kanwaljeet, Amrish Puri, Satyen Kappu, Jeevan Ramesh Deo, Nadira, Pinchoo kapoor, Narendranath, Monty Nath, and many more known faces that formed the supporting cast. It was an action film and was the story of an honest & dedicated police officer played by Rajesh Khanna who intercepts a bank robbery but is himself caught with the suitcase of stolen money, tried in the court and jailed. Further twists in the tale lead him to loosing a leg too. On his release from prison he seeks out the wrong doers and for this he has help from the three heroines and Shankar Dada played by Mithun. If my memory is correct, one of the heroines is also the lost daughter of Amrish Puri who is the cause of all the troubles of the police officer. The movie comes to a close after a lot of drama and high voltage action.
Today’s song has the voices of Asha Bhonsle and Amit Kumar. The song is picturised as a disco dance song on Zeenat Aman and Kanwaljeet. Rajesh Khanna is present among the audience. He is seen seated around a table with Shabana Azmi and he is seen looking furtively as befits a police officer on an important sectet mission.
Missing Kaka a.k.a Rajesh (first Superstar of Bollywood) Khanna on what would have been his 80th birthday.
Song-Dil diya hai maine dil liya hai (Ashaanti)(1982) Asha Bhonsle, Amit Kumar Lyrics-Anand Bakshi, MD-R D Burman
Both
Lyrics
aaa
dil diya hai maine dil liya hai
ya ya yaad rakhna
arey haan kisi se maine pyaar kiya hai
ya ya yaad rakhna
mere dilbar ka jaane jigar ka
mere dil pe naam likha hai
ku ku
dil diya hai
maine dil liya hai
ya ya yaad rakhna
arre haan kisi se maine pyaar kiya hai
ya ya yaad rakhna
meri mohabbat ke liye
pyaar bhara dil laaye ho
mujhko mager afsos hai
tum zara der se aaye ho
haath kisi ne mera thhaam liya hai
ya ya yaad rakhna
mere dilbar ka jane jigar ka
mere dil pe naam likha hai
ku ku
dil diya hai
maine dil liya hai
ya ya yaad rakhna
haan kisi se maine pyaar kiya hai
ya ya yaad rakhna
Chorus
meri nigaahon pe teri
zulfon ka baadal chhaa gaya
jhoom ke baadal ki tarah
tera deewaana aa gaya
dil ne tujhe
phir yaad kiya hai
ya ya yaad rakhana
mere dilbar ka
jaane jigar ka
mere dil pe
naam likha hai
ku ku
dil diya hai
maine dil liya hai
ya ya yaad rakhna
haan kisi se maine pyaar kiya hai
ya ya yaad rakhna
sab ki nazar ke saamne
duniya se ye kehna hai
haan haan
aa aa a
ha ha aa ha aa
tumse juda ho kar hamen
duniya me hame nahi rehna hai
jaan se bichhad ke kaun jiya hai
ya ya yaad rakhna
ho mere dilbar ka
jaane jigar ka
mere dil pe
naam likha hai
kuku
dil diya hai
maine dil liya hai
ya ya yaad rakhna
haan kisi se maine pyaar kiya hai
ya ya yaad rakhna
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Yesteryears actress Zeenat Aman (born on 19th November’1951) turns 71 years of age today on 19th November 2022.
For people like me who have grown up in the seventies, Zeenat Aman was one of the leading actresses in the movies produced during these years and in early eighties too.
Today I am not going into the details of her filmography or mentioning here the many of her movies which I like most or which I remember most.
(Yes, ‘Roti Kapada Aur Makaan-1974’, will always remain as my top favorite though)
To present a song on Zeenat Aman’s birthday today I was looking for a solo female song, and so I skipped launching of a movie from the ‘seventies’ which I am longing to introduce on the blog since long ( because that movie does not have a Zeenat Aman solo song in that) 🙂 .
Today’s song is from the ‘1982 movie ‘Jaanwar’.
There have been movies with this title ‘Jaanwar’ in 1965, 1982, 1999 and even in 2007 too. Today we get introduced to the ‘Jaanwar’ movie of ‘1982’.
It was directed by Ali Raza for ‘P.M. Pictures, Bombay’. This movie was produced by Pradyuman Mohla. It had Rajesh Khanna, Zeenat Aman, Pran, Yogeeta Bali, Prem Chopra, Pradeep Kumar, Nirupa Roy, Kamal Kapoor, Om Shivpuri, Beena, Rajan Haksar, Amar, Murad, Sundar, Mohan Choti, Meena T., Tom Alter, Madhup Sharma, Kanchan Bhatt and others.
This movie was passed by Censor Board 20.12.1982.
This movie has six songs written by Majrooh Sultanpuri and composed by Laxmikant-Pyarelal.
As mentioned above today we are going to listen to a solo song sung by Lata Mangeshkar and performed on screen by the beautiful Zeenat Aman. This song is a seduction song where Zeenat Aman wishes to come closer to Rajesh Khanna who is hesitating for the reasons unknown to us (or to me, as I have not watched this movie) 🙂
So far as I can remember I think this movie was not a successful movie of its time. Though, ‘Wikipedia’ mentions it a ‘hit’ movie. Also I do not remember to have heard the songs of these movies frequently. They all seem to be lesser heard songs.
Today’s song is a sweet melodious song to listen and enjoy.
Lyrics are by Majrooh Sultanpuri and music is composed by Laxmikant-Pyarelal.
Let us wish Zeenat Aman a very happy birthday and a healthy and peaceful enjoyable life ahead …
(with today’s song ‘Jaanwar-1982’ joins ‘Jaanwar-1965’ on the blog 🙂 )
Video
Audio
Songer-Pyaar mein nazar churaayi nahin jaati (Jaanwar)(1982) Singer-Lata, Lyrics-Majrooh Sultanpuri, MD-Laxmikant Pyarelal
Lyrics
pyaar mein nazar
churaayi naahin jaati
pyaar mein nazar
churaayi naahin jaati
apnon se koyi baat
chhupaayi nahin jaati
dilbar jaanam jaanam
jaanam jaanam
jaanam
jaanam jaanam
dilbar jaanam
jaanam
tu u u
jaanam jaanam
dilbar jaanam
hey hey
pyaar mein nazar
churaayi naahin jaati
apnon se koyi baat
chhupaayi nahin jaati
dilbar jaanam jaanam
jaanam jaanam
jaanam
jaanam jaanam
dilbar jaanam
hey hey
kuchh kehne ki rut hai
sanam m
kuchh sun’ne ki rut hai
sanam
kuchh kehne ki rut hai
sanam m
kuchh sun’ne ki rut hai
sanam
ye samaa aur khamoshi teri ee
badi aafat hai teri qasam
bolo naa
bolo naa
hamse kuchh bolo naa
haan haan ji bolo naa
maine kitni muraadon se
paaya hai tujhe
tujhe paa kar
dil ki dhadkan
dabaayi nahin jaati
dilbar jaanam jaanam
jaanam jaanam jaanam
jaanam jaanam
dilbar jaanam jaanam
pyaar mein nazar
churaayi naahin jaati
apnon se koyi baat
chhupaayi nahin jaati
dilbar jaanam jaanam
jaanam
jaanam jaanam
jaanam jaanam
dilbar jaanam
hey hey
haan wohi hoon main
saathi teri ee
teri deewaani pyaasi teri
haan wohi hoon main
saathi teri ee ee
teri deewaani pyaasi teri
leke haathon mein mukhdaa teraa aa
choom daaloon udaasi teri
aajaa naa
aajaa naa
baahon mein aajaa naa
kaahe ko ghabraanaa
apne dil mein rakh loongi
tere saare gham
aajaa akeli judaayi
uthhaayi nahin jaati
dilbar jaanam jaanam
jaanam jaanam
jaanam
jaanam jaanam
dilbar jaanam jaanam
tu u u
jaanam jaanam
dilbar jaanam
hey hey
pyaar mein nazar
churaayi naahin jaati
apnon se koyi baat
chhupaayi nahin jaati
dilbar jaanam jaanam
jaanam jaanam
jaanam
jaanam (jaanam
dilbar jaanam
hey hey)
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Blog 10-Year Challenge (2012-2022) – Song No. 72
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This date ten years ago (viz 20 July 2012) saw nine songs from nine different movies getting covered in the blog. So, instead of resting on the laurels (as previous day was fourth birthday of the blog), we posted songs with renewed enthusiasm on this day. 🙂
Here are the details:-
| Blog Post number | Song | Movie (Year) | Remarks |
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| 6270 | Kaun sa taara chaand ko pyaara | Zalzala(1952) | Movie YIPPEED by now |
| 6271 | Bulbul mere chaman ke | Heer (1956) | Movie YIPPEED by now |
| 6272 | Sambhal sambhal ke chalna | Ten O Clock(1958) | Movie YIPPEED by now |
| 6273 | Ruk ruk ruk kahaan chali deewaani | Do Ustaad (1959) | Movie YIPPEED by now |
| 6274 | Takra gaya tum se dil hi to hai | Aan (1952) | Movie YIPPEED by now |
| 6275 | Tum kahaan le chale ho | Poonam Ki Raat(1965) | Movie YIPPEED by now |
| 6276 | Man kyun behka ri behka aadhi raat ko | Utsav(1984) | 2 songs covered out of 4 by now |
| 6277 | Jabse dekha hai tumhe | Dil Aakhir Dil Hai(1982) | 2 songs covered out of 5 by now |
| 6278 | Thhokar mein hai meri saara zamaanaa | Shehzaada(1972) | 4 songs covered out of 5 by now |
As many as six movies (out of nine) whose songs were covered on 20 July 2012 have since been YIPPEED. That leaves us with only three movies that are eligible for Blog Ten Year Challenge ten years later on 20 July 2022.
“Shehzaada”(1972) is one of the three eligible movies flog Blog Ten Year Challenge today.
“Shehzaada”(1972) was produced by Surinder Kapoor and directed by K Shankar for Amar Chhaaya Productions, Bombay. The movie had Rajesh Khanna, Raakhee, Madhan Puri, Karan Dewan, Pandhari Bai, P.Jairaj, Sunder,Mohan Choti, Gulshan Bawra, Sonoo/Sonu Arora, Badri Praad, Halam, Varlaxmi, Veena, Shree Ramshashtri, Bazid Khan etc in it.
“Shehzaada”(1972) had five songs in it. Four songs have already been covered in the blog. Here are the details of the songs covered in the blog so far:-
| Blog post number | song | Date of post | Singer (s) |
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| 3407 | Rimjhim rimjhim dekho baras rahi hai raat | 29 December 2010 | Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar |
| 6278 | Thhokar mein hai meri saara zamaanaa | 20 July 2012 | Kishore Kumar |
| 15783 | Na jaiyyo chhod ke na jaiyyo meri raani | 4 August 2020 | Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar |
| 16326 | O tere athhroo chun lawaan main | 18 April 2021 | Rafi |
The fifth and final song from the movie is sung by Lata Mangeshkar. It is penned by Rajinder Krishan. R D Burman is the music director. The song is picturised as a birthday song on a kid. Raakhi is the mother of the child while Rajesh Khanna , the father is seen cooling his heels in jail. The song is lip synced by Halam(South)and Varlaxmi. Pandhari Bai, Veena, Sundar etc are also visible in this birthday celebration song.
Lyrics are other details were sent to me by Prakashchandra.
With this song, all the songs of “Shehzaada”(1972) get covered in the blog. The movie thus joins the list of movies that have been YIPPEED in the blog.
Video (Full)
Audio (Partial)
Song-Pariyon ki nagri se aaya chunnu munnu pyaara (Shahzaada)(1972) Singer-Lata, Lyrics-Rajinder Krishan, MD-R D Burman
Lyrics(Provided by Prakashchandra)
pariyon ki nagri se aayaa
chunnu munnu pyaaraa
sundar mukhda chaand ka tukdaa
sabka raaj dulaaraa
pariyon ki nagri se aayaa
chunnu munnu pyaaraa
sundar mukhda chaand ka tukdaa
sabka raaj dulaaraa
phoolon ke palney..aey mein jhooley
chhotaa saa shehazaada..aa…aa
phoolon ke palney..aey mein jhooley
chhotaa saa shehzaada
hho oo bholi bhaali soorat se
mat samjho seedhaa saada
thhodi thhodi aankhein kholey
abhee se karey ishaaraa
pariyon ki..ee…eee..ee
pariyon ki nagri se aayaa
chunnu munnu pyaaraa
sundar mukhda chaand ka tukdaa
sabka raaj dulaaraa
bachpan itnaa natkhat hai to
kaisee hogi jawaani..eee
bachpan itnaa natkhat hai to
kaisee hogi jawaanee
haayye dekhegi jo ek nazar
ho jaayegi deewaani
jaaney kis kis kaa dil todey
pyaar ka ye banjaaraa
pariyon ki..ee…ee…ee
pariyon ki nagri se aayaa
chunnu munnu pyaaraa
sundar mukhda chaand ka tukdaa
sabka raaj dulaaraa
motor to kyaa
udan khatolaa
daadi..ee maa ley degi..eee
motor to kyaa udan khatolaa
daadi..ee maa le degee
hhho maal khazaanaa
mahal maadiyaan
sab isko dey degi
saari jag ka chandaa daadi ki ankhiyan ka taaraa
pariyon ki..ee…eee..ee
pariyon ki..ee…ee nagri se aayaa
chunnu munnu pyaaraa
sundar mukhda chaand ka tukdaa
sabka raaj dulaaraa
laalllaaaa laa laalllaaaa laaa laalllaaaa
laaa laalllaaaa laaaaaa
laalllaaaa laa
laalllaaaa laaaaaaaa laaa
laalllaaaa laa laalllaaaa
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Hullo Atuldom
18th July 2012- nine years to the date since the first superstar of Bollywood passed away. An actor who charmed his way into the hearts of his (female) fans with a smile that reached his eyes and could express his emotions with his eyes.
The style with which he said “Pushpa, I hate tears”. Or the the way he said “why are you roing?” to his girlfriend (Farida Jalal) who has come to wish him ‘all the best’ as he is leaving for the war.
Can anyone forget “Zindagi aur maut toh uparwale ke haath mein hain jahaanpanaah……” There are numerous such dialogues and sequences that are etched in the collective minds of his fans. But all these superlative scenes and dialogues came in the first few years of his stardom when he gave 15 consecutive hits.
What happened next? A tall lanky man walked in and went on to become the next superstar. But did he actually dislodge our Kaka from his pedestal? Not exactly. Kaka still kept coming up with movies were he was the solo hero, which were decently successful at the Box-Office too. In 1984-85 he had 11 releases of which 8 were hits in spite of the Amitabh mania being at its peak. In fact none of the superstars (past and/or present) Amitabh Bachchan, Salman Khan, Aamir Khan or Shahrukh Khan or all those who followed, can say that they have similar crazy fans. There are anecdotes about how female fans threw themselves at his car, how many of them were heart-broken when he got married etc.
I have read Amitabh Bachchan’s blog (that is the only other film-based blog, besides ASAD that I read/follow on such occasions) where he has said “The word ‘Superstar’ was invented for him, and for me it shall ever remain his, and no others .. !! His generation and the generations that follow, shall never be able to describe, or understand his phenomena .. !!”. What more can say about Kaka a.k.a Rajesh Khanna.
He was the highest paid actor for the longest time and he made an eye-pleasing pair with all his heroines of the time. Be it Hema Malini, Rekha, Shabana Azmi, Moushumi, Waheeda Rehman, Zeenat, Parveen babi etc. etc. etc. and Sridevi, Jaya Prada, Padmini Kolhapure, Tina Munim etc. from the next set. R D Burman, Kishore Kumar and Rajesh Khanna were a successful team and had worked together in 32 films. He had a keen sense of music and the songs of his movies right from ‘aur kuch der thahar aur kuch der na jaa’ to ‘Jai Jai Shiv Shankar’ to any songs, which any reader wants to add in this list, are well loved and still popular .
Selecting a song for this post was not easy as there are so many songs to choose from. I have tried to find a song which is not by R D Burman and the first song that I thought of is a personal favourite which, I am surprised, is not yet on the blog. In fact, Sudhirji had pointed out the absence of this song on the blog a long time back.
The song is written by Sawan Kumar Tak and composed by Usha Khanna. The song had two versions one by Lata Mangeshkar which was sung on screen by Padmini Kolhapure and the other by Kishore Kumar which was lip synced by (but of course) Rajesh Khanna. Both the versions cannot be classified as happy or sad but the song is very philosophical. Yes, I am talking of “Zindagi pyar ka geet hai” from ‘Soutan’ (1983). I don’t want to get into any discussion about which version is better and has stood the test of time. We shall straight away get to the song.
Here is that ever-so-popular song where we have both actors at their emotional best.
Audio – Male version
Video – Male version
Audio – Female version
Video – Female version
Song-Zindagi pyaar ka geet hai ise har dil ko gaana padega(Sautan)(1981) Singer-Kishore Kumar/ Lata, Lyrics-Saawan Kumar Tak, MD-Usha Khanna
Lyrics
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Male version (Kishore Kumar)
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zindagi pyaar ka geet hai ae ae
ise har dil ko gaana padega
zindagi pyaar ka geet hai ae ae
ise har dil ko gaana padega
zindagi gham ka saagar bhi hai ae ae
hans ke us paar jaana padega
zindagi ek ehsaas hai
toote dil ki koi aas hai
zindagi ek ehsaas hai
toote dil ki koi aas hai
zindagi ek vanwaas hai ae ae
kaat kar sabko jaana padega
zindagi pyaar ka geet hai ae ae
ise har dil ko gaana padega
aaaaa aaaaaaaaaaa
aaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaa
zindagi bewafa hai toh kya
apne roothe hain humse toh kya
zindagi bewafa hai toh kya
apne roothe hain humse toh kya
haath mein haath na ho toh kya aa aa
saath phir bhi nibhaana padega
zindagi pyaar ka geet hai ae ae
ise har dil ko gaana padega
zindagi ek muskaan hai
dard ki koi pehchaan hai
zindagi ek muskaan hai
dard ki koi pehchaan hai
zindagi ek mehmaan hai ae ae
chhod sansaar jaana padega
zindagi pyaar ka geet hai ae ae
ise har dil ko gaana padega
zindagi gham ka saagar bhi hai ae ae
hans ke us paar jaana padega
aaaaa aaaaaaa aaaa
aaaaa aaaaaaa aaaa
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Female version (Lata Mangeshkar)
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zindagi pyaar ka geet hai ae
ise har dil ko gaana padega
zindagi pyaar ka geet hai ae ae
ise har dil ko gaana padega
zindagi gham ka saagar bhi hai ae ae
hans ke us paar jaana padega
jiska jitna ho aanchal yahaan par
usko saugaat utni milegi
la la laa
la la laa
la la la la laa
jiska jitna ho aanchal yahaan par
usko saugaat utni milegi
phool jeevan mein gar na khilen toh
kaanton se bhi nibhaana padega
zindagi pyaar ka geet hai ae ae
ise har dil ko gaana padega
hai agar door manzil toh kya
raasta bhi hai mushkil toh kya
la la laa
la la laa
laa laa laa laa laaa
hai agar door manzil toh kya
raasta bhi hai mushkil toh kya aa aa
raat taaron bhari na mile toh o
dil ka deepak jalaana padega aa
zindagi pyaar ka geet hai ae ae ae
ise har dil ko gaana padega
zindagi ek paheli bhi hai,
sukh dukh ki saheli bhi hai
la la laa
la la laa
laa laa laa laa laaa
zindagi ek paheli bhi hai
sukh dukh ki saheli bhi hai ae ae
zindagi ek vachan bhi toh hai ae ae
jise sabko nibhaana padega aa
zindagi pyaar ka geet hai ae ae
ise har dil ko gaana padega
zindagi gham ka sagar bhi hai ae ae
hans ke us paar jaana padega
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“Hamshakal” (1974)was produced by T Govindrajan and directed by Jambu for Olympic Pictures, Madras. The movie had Rajesh Khanna, Tanuja, Moushumi Chatterjee, Rajesh Behl, Asrani, Meena T., Uma Dhawan, Baby Sonu, Jankidas, Prem Kumar, Madhukar, Pahalwan, Kumud Chhugani, Jagdeep etc. David, Aruna Irani, Manmohan and Asit Sen made special appearances in this movie.
This movie was originally made in Kannada as Baalu Belagithu (1970). Its box office success led to this movie getting remade in two other South Indian languages. It telugu, it was “Manchivadu” (1973) and in Tamil it was titled “Oorukku Uzhaippavan”(1976).
The Hindi remake “Hamshakal”(1974) had Rajesh Khanna, the biggest box office draw of all time in Hindi movie in the form of Rajesh Khanna, but that failed to help the movie and it flopped.
The movie songs were decent hits of tgose days, though.
The movie had seven songs in it. Six songs have been covered in the past.
Here are the details of the songs covered in the blog till now :-
| Song | Date of posting |
|---|---|
| Kaahe ko bulaaya mujhe baalmaa pyaar ke naam se | 23 May 2009 |
| Rasta dekhe tera vyaakul | 30 May 2009 |
| Ham tum gum sum raat milan ki | 10 May 2010 |
| Ek taara thhaa bada pyaara thhaa | 29 December 2019 |
| Udti chidiya udte udte | 10 May 2020 |
| Main tumko doongi sainyya pyaar ki nishaani | 10 May 2021 |
One can see that all but one song of tghe movie have been covered i the blog during the month of may. Two songs from the movie were discussed in may 2009, another in may 2010. The next song was discussed on 29 december 2019. Next two songs have been discussed on 10 may 2020 and 10 may 2021 respectively.
It would be a good idea to cover the seventh and final song of “Hamshakal” (1974) in may 2021 itself. So here is that seventh and final song. This song is a less heard song. I had never heard it before. This song is sung by Asha Bhonsle. Anand Baakshi is the lyricistr. Music is composed by R D Burman.
The song is picturised on Tanuja who plays a “paagal” aurat in a paagalkhaana, which was the then politically incorrect way of describing what we today describe as a “mentally challenged” resident of a lunaatic asylum.
With this song, all the seven songs of “Hamshakal” (1974) have been covered in the blog and the movie tus joins the list of movies that have been YIPPEED in the blog.
Audio
Video
Song-Dekho mujhe dekho kaisi main deewaani hoon (Hamshakal)(1974) Singer-Asha Bhonsle, Lyrics-Anand Bakshi, MD-R D Burman
Lyrics
hahahahahaha
mujhe sab paagal kehte hain
aur main
sabko paagal kahti hoon
kaun sachcha kaun jhoothha
kya maaloom
arre haan
hum donon mein se
koi ek zaroor paagal hai
kya main
yaa duniya
dekha dekha dekha
main kitni sayaani hoon
haan
ae hey hey
dekho mujhe dekho
kaisi main deewaani hoon oon
deewaani re
bhooli huyi jaise
koi main kahaani hoon
hey
hey hey hey hey
dekho mujhe dekho
kaisi main deewaani hoon
deewaani re
bhooli huyi jaise
koi main kahaani hoon aa
main hoon tamaasha
tamaashaai saare
rone ke din maine hanske guzaare
hey hey
zindaa hoon jaane main kiske sahaare
koi nahin hai jo mujhko pukaare re
re tadapta rafta rafta
ta ra ru ra
aa ru ra
ta ra pa
pa pa pa pa tu ra
aa ru ra
hey ae
kahaan hai o raaja
jiski main raani hoon
raani hoon re
bhooli huyi jaise
koi main kahaani hoon aaa
u hahahahahaha
jaane na re mera man bhola bhaala
kisne mujhe apne ghar se nikaala
ha ha
panchhi ko toone pinjre mein daala
honthon pe kisne laga diya taala
ta ra pa
ra pa
ra pa
ta ra ru ra
aa ru ra
ta ra pa
paa
pa pa
pa pa ru ra
aa ru ra
hey ae
mujhe nahin pata
main hoon anjaani re ae
anjaani hoon
bhooli huyi jaise
koi main kahaani hoon
hey
hey hey hey
hahahaha
hahahaha
hahahaha
hahahaha
hahahaha
u u
Bindiya tarsey kajraa barsey
Posted on: April 22, 2021
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‘Phir Wohi Raat-1980’ was directed by Danny Dengzongpa for ‘Prithvi Pictures, Bombay’. It was produced by N.N. Sippy. It had Rajesh Khanna, Kim (new discovery), Shashikala, A.K. Hangal, Suresh Oberoi, Lalita Pawar, Tamanna, Aruna Irani, Danny Dengzongpa, Om Shivpuri, Shobha Khote, Jagdeep, Mukri, Bhagwan, Mohan Choti, Birbal, Madhu Malhotra, Shashi Kiran, Manmauji, Prakash, Lalita Kumari, Brahm Bharadwaj, Ranjeet Sood, Jugnu, Chand Usmani, Moolchand, Gopal Saigal, Miss Sapna, Master Ashish, Master Vikas, Master Chirag and others.
Story and screenplay of this movie were written by Dhruv Chhaterji. Dialogues of this movie were written by Dr. Balkrishna Mauj.
Editing of this movie was done by Waman Bhonsle and Gurudutt Shirali.
This movie was passed by Censor Board on 06.08.1980 with restricted viewing (only for Adults) certificate.
This movie had six songs, all written by Majrooh Sultanpuri and composed to music by R.D. Burman.
So far, five songs from this movie have been posted on the blog.
Let us have a look on the plot of the story (taken from ‘Wikipedia’ but edited for this article) and appearance of the songs in this movie;
Asha (Kim) lives in a hostel and is troubled by the nightmares of her deceased aunt. The hostel warden (Lalita Pawar) and her friend Shobha (Aruna Irani) take her to a psychiatrist Dr Vijay (Rajesh Khanna). Doctor finds nothing wrong with her and advises her to get away from old memories. Parents of other girls from the hostel complains the administration about Asha’s behaviour and she was told to vacate the place. Asha decides to go to her ancestral home. Dr Vijay and Shobha accompanies her.
“Asha ye duniya bhi ek university ki tarah hai, Asha insaan ko waqt ki tarah hona chaahiye, waqt jo pichhe mud kar kabhi nahin dekhta. Asha sachcha insaan wahi hai jo jeena jantaa hai.”
That is how Dr Vijay (Rajesh Khanna) tries to motivate Asha (Kim). Shobha, Asha’s friend also tries to motivate her.
Here we have the first song of this movie which is ‘dekho idhar dekho, aye mere hamsafar, jeewan ke safar mein peechhe mud ke kya dekhna’ (posted on the blog on 12.02.2021) …Asha’s ancestral home is a huge manor and is taken care of by Vishwanath (A.K. Hangal) and his daughter Gauri (Tamanna). As the three of them relax after the travel and go to sleep the second song of the movie takes place here in the background and all of them wake up to see who is singing on the Piano in the same room of Asha’s deceased Aunt who is no more …
After this another incident the next morning we have Asha and Vijay going for horse riding in the picturesque location of hills and river around. Asha hides herself and as Vijay looks for … Aasha … Asha aa … Aasha aa … we have this lovely song ‘sang mere nikley thhe saajan, haar baithhe thodi hi door chal ke’ (posted on the blog on 26.02.2013).
Dr Vijay and Asha develop a bond and after a few days’ Dr Vijay goes back to city for some work. Same night Asha sees a scary looking woman walking in the corridors. The woman keeps haunting her every night and Asha’s condition worsens.
Aasha asks Vishwanath to immediately call back Dr Vijay.
Dr. Vijay is on his journey to Aasha’s place … his car has some problem and stops on the road. One gentleman is passing by in his car who knows everything about Vijay but do not tells Vijay about him. He helps to get re-start Vijay’s car and left. When Dr. Vijay reach Aasha’s place he meets the same person here who Shobha introduces as Ashok (Danny Dengzongpa) as her cousin.
As Aasha’s condition worsens Dr Vijay and Ashok takes her to a senior specialist Doctor Desai (O Shivpuri) … Aasha’s birthday is coming and
Dr Vijay and Ashok plan a big party on the occasion of Asha’s birthday. Ashok calls his wife who lives abroad to join them. On this occasion happens this fourth song in the movie which Dr Vijay sings … ‘chhalkaao jhoom ke paimaanaa khushi ka’ (posted on the blog on 11.03.2013)Ashok’s wife arrives, when Asha is cutting her birthday cake. Asha gets shocked to see her as she is the same woman who is haunting her from last many days in the house. She gets panicked and stabs Ashok’s wife, who succumbs to her injuries and dies on the spot. Police inspector Sharma (Suresh Oberoi), who is a guest of the party arrests Asha on the charge of murder. The court suspends the hearing as Asha’s condition is not stable and she is not suitable to go through the legal process.
Dr Vijay treats Asha and tries to get the answer why Asha killed Ashok’s wife. He tells Asha that Ashok’s wife arrives in India on the same day and there is no possibility that Asha saw her before her birthday in that house. But Asha is adamant that it was Ashok’s wife who was haunting her.On the other side Ashok wants to get rid of Shobha who helped him in this plan, by paying her huge sum, but Shobha declines all and tells Ashok that she has done everything because she loves him too much. Understanding the situation Ashok tries to pretend that he was just joking and he too loves Shobha.
Here we have Shobha celebrating and singing ‘phir wohi raat aayi jaan e jaan’ (posted on the blog on 20.05.2013) …Gauri also gets killed after a few days. Shobha starts watching another woman walking around the house.
In between we have a comic relief by Jagdeep, his wife Shobha Khote and his many children.
Here the sixth and final song of this movie ‘aa gaye yaaron jeene ke din’ (posted on the blog on 29.03.2021) happens where Jagdeep and his friends Mohan Choti, Bhagwan, Mukri, Birbal, Gopal Saigal, Manmauji, Machchhar are enjoying and celebrating party.
Dr Vijay investigates further with the help of Inspector Sharma (Suresh Oberoi) and solve the mystery at the end exposing a web of lies and greed.
Today’s song (the second song in this movie) is the theme song of this movie and gets played in the background many times.
Today’s song is sung by Lata Mangeshkar and composed by R.D. Burman.
Let us now enjoy today’s song and say ‘Yippeeee’ for this movie as all the songs of this movie get covered on the blog …
Video (shorter)
Audio (Longer)
Song-Bindiya tarsey kajra barsey(Phir Wahi Raat)(1980) Singer-Lata, Lyrics-Majrooh Sultanpuri, MD-R D Burman
Lyrics
O o o
O o o
Aa aa aa aa
Aa aa aa
Bindiyaa tarsey
Kajraa barse
Aaye naa saajnaa
Dhal gayi rainaa
Bujh gayi baati
Main khadi aangnaa
Bindiyaa tarsey
Kajraa barse
Aaye naa saajnaa
Dhal gayi rainaa
Bujh gayi baati
Main khadi aangnaa
Main pyaasi piyaa aawan ki
Koyal si bin saawan ki
Ho main pyaasi piyaa aawan ki
Koyal si bin saawan ki
Bhatkoon re ae saathi bina
naa naa naa
Bindiyaa tarsey
Kajaraa barse
Aaye naa saajna
Dhal gayi rainaa
Bujh gayi baati
Main khadi aangnaa
Yaad karoon jab sooratiya
Aur jale bheegi ankhiyaan
Ho yaad karoon jab sooratiya
Aur jale bheegi ankhiyaan
Kuchh mohe soojhe naa naa
Aa aa
Bindiyaa tarsey
Kajraa barse
Aaye naa saajna
Dhal gayi rainaa
Bujh gayi baati
Main khadi aangnaa
Aa aa
Dhoond thhaki sab dwaar gali
Raat yoon hi phir beet chali
Ho dhoond thhaki sab dwaar gali
Raat yoon hi phir beet chali
Aaye piyaa aajhoon na
Naa naa
Bindiyaa tarsey
Kajraa barase
Aaye na saajna
Dhal gayi rainaa
Bujh gayi baati
Main khadi aangnaa
Bindiyaa tarsey
Kajraa barse
Aaye naa saajna
Dhal gayi rainaa
Bujh gayi baati
Main khadi aangnaa
Main khadi aangnaa
Main khadi aangnaa
Main khadi aangnaa
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