Archive for the ‘Rare song’ Category
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This article is the 17400th song post for the blog.
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That moment is here again with us. The moment when we reach a century of songs in the blog and post a special song to mark the occasion.
What is so special, one may ask. We already have 173 such occasions in the blog.
Indeed we had 173 such occasions and this is the 174th century for the blog.
Still, I find this century somewhat different vis a vis other centuries in general, and with other recent centuries in particular.
If we look at the rate at which we have been clocked our centuries, here is what we observe
| Time taken for century | Number of occasions | Date of First occasion (century number) | Date of final occasion (Century number) | Remarks |
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| upto twenty days (Fast centuries) | 65 | 5 January 2009 (5th century) | 31 January 2015 (108th century) | Fastest century in 11 days- 46th century on 9 september 2011) |
| from 21 to 40 days (Medium Fast centuries) | 68 | 25 November 2008 (3rd century) | 21 September 2020 (160th century) | |
| from 41 to 60 days (Slow centuries) | 26 | 5 November 2008 (2nd century) | 27 March 2022 (169th century) | |
| from 61 to 80 days (Very Slow centuries) | 14 | 17 September 2008 (1st century) | 31 December 2022 (173rd century) | Slowest century in 77 days- 170th century on 12 June 2022 |
| Total | 173 |
We can observe that the last time we had a fast century (in 20 days or less) was on 31 January 2015, viz 8 years ago ! Even our last medium fast century (scored between 21 to 40 days) was more than two years ago. In other words, the centuries that we are scoring continuously for more than two years are all slow centuries that are taking between 41 to 77 days.
This century, which is achieved in 28 days becomes the fastest century in the blog since 23 march 2018, when century number 142 was scored in 26 days.
In addition, we achieve 100 posts in a month in a long long time. The last time it was achieved was in March 2018 (113 posts). Hopefully, this century will be just the shift in momentum and the shot in the arm for this blog that was badly overdue.
One can notice that majority of posts in this latest century are guest posts. Bulk of guest posts are by one single overenthusiastic contributor Avinash Scrapwala who contribured a whopping 53 posts out of 100 ! One fellow contributor jokingly commented that he has set up a post writing factory. 😄
There are 22 other guest posts as well. That makes it 75 guest posts out of 100 ! My own contributions were mainly in the form of Blog Ten Year Challenge posts.
As many as 29 posts introduced new movies to the blog ! Five movies got YIPPEED during this century. 14 posts were Blog Ten Year Challenge posts. Lyrics for most of these songs were sent by Prakashchandra.
As we add songs, the background work needed to manage them has increased considerably. That is one major reason that has prevented me to post more of my articles. Articles where I discuss some topics of interest have also dried up. Hopefully I will be able to restore them soon.
In all this discussion, I was almost forgetting about the song. It is a song that I had discovered a while back and I had earmarked it for some special occasion. Then I forgot all about this song. When Prakashchandra sent this song as blog Ten Year Challenge then I got reacquinted with this song. I resisted the temptation to post this song as part of Blog Ten Year Challenge.
This song is a joie de vivre genre of song that is bound to cheer up the listeners. This song is not by well known artists. Rather, this song is acreation of unknown artists. The singer is totally unknown,. She recently made her debut in the blog when another song from this movie was taken up as part of Blog Ten Year Challenge.
The music director and lyricists are also less known. That is how rare this song and its details are.
This song is from “Bulbul”(1951). This obscure movie was directed by A Rashid for Hindustan Productions, Bombay. This movie had Majnu, Rukhsaana, Dilaawar, Sarla Devi, Jyotsna, Maqbool, Mannan, Sheikh etc in it.
“Bulbul”(1951) had five songs in it. Three songs have been covered in the blog so far. This fourth song from “Bulbul”(1951) is sung by Suman Purohit, a singer about whom I know nothing. For that matter even the lyricist A Rashid is an unknown name. Music is composed by K S Ragi who is relatively better known since we had had a few of his compositions already represented in the blog.
Here is this wonderful song from “Bulbul”(1951). Rare it may be, but it has the effect of cheering up the listener every time one listens to it. It is a forgotten gem created by forgotten artists.
This post is the ninth post of thed day. That is yet another record for the blog for quite some time. The last time nine songs were covered in one day was on 31 july 2020. It is only the 43rdday (out of 5307 days) that nine songs have been posted in the blog. The record for a day is 13, however.
The lyrics of this song were sent to me by Prakashchandra.
This year has begun well for the blog. Let us hope that we sustain this momentum throuyghout the year.
I take this opportunity to thank all our contributors, visitors, well wishers and music lovers who keep supporting this blog in one way or the other and keep providing the fuel to drive this musical bandwagon.
Song-Preet bhare geet gaayen preet bhare (Bulbul)(1951) Singer-Suman Purohit, Lyrics-A Rashid, MD-K S Ragi
Lyrics (Providede by Prakashchandra)
preet bhare geet gaayen
preet bhare
preet bhare geet gaayen
preet bhare geet gaayen
aa aa
hil mil ke ik nayi duniya basaayen
ho duniya basaayen
preet bhare
preet bhare geet gaayen
preet bhare geet gaayen
nadiya ka shor
ghata ghan ghor
chhaayi chaaron oar
nadiya ka shor
ghata ghan ghor
chhaayi chaaron oar
aa aa
aise mein do dil chhip chhip ke aayen
ho chhip chhip ke aayen
preet bhare
preet bhare geet gaayen
preet bhare geet gaayen
haathon mein haath
chaandni ho raat
nayi nayi baat
haathon mein haath
chaandni ho raat
nayi nayi baat
aa aa
ek ek ko dekhen chheden
sharmaa hi jaayen
ho sharmaa hi jaayen
preet bhare
preet bhare geet gaayen
preet bhare geet gaayen
bhool na jaana
mera fasaana
jo tumko sunaana
bhool na jaana
mera fasaana
jo tumko sunaana
aa aa
pyaar ki naiyya mein kahin door jaayen
ho kahin door jaayen
preet bhare
preet bhare geet gaayen
preet bhare geet gaayen
aa aa
hil mil ke ik nayi duniya basayen
ho duniya basaayen
preet bhare
preet bhare geet gaayen
preet bhare geet gaayen
preet bhare geet gaayen
preet bhare geet gaayen
Musaafir kahaan hai tera des
Posted on: January 28, 2023
This article is written by Arunkumar Deshmukh, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a contributor to this blog. This article is meant to be posted in atulsongaday.me. If this article appears in other sites without the knowledge and consent of the web administrator of atulsongaday.me, then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.
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The Indian film industry has been absorbing and giving opportunities to all people in India, irrespective of their Caste, Culture, Language, Religion or Province. Maharashtra being ” The birthplace of Indian Film industry” (not my words, but a title of the English book by Isaq Mujavar), initially the film industry had a sizable majority of Marathi and Gujarati people. The Marathis had the talent and the Gujaratis had the money power. After some time, slowly people from all regions, religions and provinces joined the industry. By the time of the First talkie film came, the first film “Alam Ara”-1931 virtually reflected the representations of the variety of people operating in the film industry.
The producer director was a Parsee, the Hero was Marathi, the Heroine was a Muslim, the dialogue writer was a Jew and the cast included Punjabis, marathi, Hindu, Muslim and parsees. It even included an Afghani Muslim, who sang the first ever Hindi film song in the film. Indian films were made to entertain Indian people. No wonder along with Hindu Mythological films, many films with Muslim history and background were also made. Folk stories and Costume dramas were also popular. from 1931 itself, films with social content were made.
Majority films were based on Mythology, Romance, Folk stories, Costume films etc. Many films with Muslim backgrounds were made, but they were mostly on Mughal kings or Arabian Night stories. It is to be noted that the entire Hierarchy of Mughal Emperors has been the subject matter of Hindi films. Films were made on Taimur, Babar, Humayun, Akbar, Jehangir, Shajehan, Aurangjeb and even Bahadur Shah Zafar. Comparatively muslim social films were less in the early era. The first ever known Muslim social film was Rashida-1935. There was no systematic effort to make Muslim Social films.
It is popularly believed that it was Mehboob Khan who made the first ever muslim social film, when he made the film ” Najma”-1943. It was his first film after he established his own Mehboob production and his studio. The film had prominent stars like Ashok kumar, veena, Sitara devi, Kumar and others. But this is not true. The honour of making a series of Muslim Social films must go to the Fazli brothers. Who were they ?
Today’s song is from the film Qaidi-1940. The film was produced by Fazli brothers, known to make films on Muslim background only.
The producers, Fazli brothers, were the sons of Khan Bahadur S M Fazal Rabb of Bahraich- about 125 kms from Lucknow in U.P. The elder brother was Hasnain and the younger brother was Sibtain ( born on 9-7-1916). Hasnain Fazli was born on 12-1-1912 in the United Province (today’s U.P.). Their family belonged to the noble Sayyads of Allahabad. Hasnain was a graduate of Allahabad University. Though his father was a Khan Bahadur, a Government Jahagirdar and lifetime Magistrate, Hasnain refused to do any service and did not complete his I.C.S. studies, as expected by the family.
He had a creative mind. He joined the film line. He was very keen on making a film on Muslim Society. In those days it was considered outrageous to produce a film on Muslim society for fear of the ire of the fundamentalists. However Hasnain broke the barrier and the first Muslim Social film Qaidi-40 was produced and directed by him under the banner of Film Corporation of India, Calcutta. Very cleverly, the film was made at Calcutta, ( though the film depicted life in Lucknow ), and not at Bombay to avoid any disruption in the making of the film. The film was made so well that it was received very well by all strata of the population, including the Muslims and became a hit film. After this Hasnain made more Muslim social films like Masoom-41, Chowringhee-42, Fashion-43 and Ismat-44. These films discussed Muslim family life and problems etc.
His first directorial film was in his 23rd year- Triya Charitra-35. Then came Sajiv Murti-35, in which Handsome Vijay Kumar from Himachal Pradesh was the Hero. Fazli brothers also made Dil-46, Mehendi-47, Duniya-49 and Khoobsurat-52. Hasnain was so talented that he himself wrote the film stories, screenplays and dialogues usually. Sibtain Fazli directed 3 films-Chowringhee-42, Ismat-44 and Mehendi-47.
After the Partition, Fazli brothers migrated to Pakistan. Sibtain remained in Pakistan and Hasnain returned to India to make 2 more films. Later Hasnain too relocated to Lahore and died there on 16-7-1957. His brother Sibtain ( 9-7-1916 to 25-7-1985) who had directed 3 films in India, made 4 films in Pakistan, including the most popular Urdu film of Madam Noor Jehan – Dupatta-52.
Film Qaidi was a Muslim Social film made by Film Corporation of India, Calcutta, to avoid disturbance by Muslim fundamentalists in Bombay. It was directed by Hasnain fazli, the elder brother. The cast of the film was Ramola, Mehtab, Nandrekar, Monica desai, Wasti, Leela Mishra Madhuri and others. Songs were written by Arazu lucknowi and the Music Director was Bhishmadev Chatterjee.
Prof. Acharya Bhishma Dev Chatterji. He was born on 8-11-1909 in Hooghly, West Bengal. He studied upto M.A. in English. He became a Teacher and taught English in a college. Few years after learning Music from stalwarts of Bengal, he left the job of teacher and joined Megaphone Record Company as a Composer. He used to meet Kidar Sharma in the Recording studio.
Taking permission from his company, he became a Music Director for his First film – Dil hi to hai aka Aulad-1939, made by the Film Corporation of India, Calcutta. He composed some Ghazals, which Ramola and Ramdulari sang. After this film, Bhishma Dev gave music to 3 more Hindi films – The Rise-1939, Qaidi-1940 and Hamara Hindustan-1940. All films made by Film Corporation of India and in Calcutta. This was the end of his Hindi film music .
Bhishma Dev was highly respected in Bengal for his knowledge of Classical Music. Even S D Burman learnt music from him. His nature was saintly. He cut many records on Dhrupad sangeet. I am not aware of his contribution to Bangla films.
Suddenly, one day, he left his job, work, music, family, everything and he became a Sanyasi. He remained so till he died on 8-8-1977.
The story of the film Qaidi-1940 was…..
There was a poor family of a Mother (Leela Mishra), Son Aziz (Nandrekar) and small sister Chanda (Madhuri). Aziz is B.A. but does not have a job. In frustration of not getting any job or a loan, he murders a rich man. His younger brother dies for lack of buying medicines. Aziz is arrested and jailed for 10 years. His mother and sister become beggars.
In the prison, Aziz assaults the jailor and runs away. To hide from the Police, he enters a rich man’s house and due to mental strain falls unconscious. The daughter of the rich man is Salma (Ramola). She nurses him. The rich man is a Dacoit. With his help, Aziz also becomes a dacoit and murder. Salma loves him. Laila (Mehtab), a dancer also loves him but not as a passion.
Police track Azizx. When they shoot at Aziz, Laila takes the shot on her and before dying in the arms of Aziz, reveals that she is Chanda, his sister and their mother has also died. She dies. Aziz tries to run away into a Mosque, but the Police fire on him and he dies in the Mosque.
Now let us listen to the song from the film Qaidi-1940. The singer is not known. This rare record was uploaded by Syed Zafar Shah, a close friend of our Sudhir ji.
( some of the information about the film Qaidi-1940 is taken, with thanks, from the book ” Forgotten movies on Muslim Culture” by P. Kamlakar ji).
Song- Musafir kahaan hai tera des(Qaidi)(1940) Singer- Not known, Lyricist-Arzu Lucknowi, MD- Prof. Bhishmadev Chatterjee
Lyrics
Musaafir kahaan hai tera des
Musaafir kahaan hai tera des
ranj mein hani hani hani hani hanki
tang gali se
ranj mein hanki
tang gali se
bhog(??) badalkar bhes
dil ka sheesha naazuk sheesha
dil ka sheesha naazuk sheesha
kahin laage na thhes
kahin laage na thhes
Musaafir kahaan hai tera des
Musaafir kahaan hai tera des
ranj mein hanki
tang gali se
ranj mein hanki
tang gali se
bhog(??) badalkar bhes
dil ka sheesha naazuk sheesha
dil ka sheesha naazuk sheesha
kahin laage na thhes
kahin laage na thhes
Musaafir kahaan hai tera des
Musaafir kahaan hai tera des
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Blog 10-Year Challenge (2013-2023) – Song No. 12
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On this date ten years back viz on 27 January 2013, four songs from four different movies were covered in the blog. Here are the details:-
| Blog post number | Song | Movie (Year) | Remarks |
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| 7411 | Bhagwaan do ghadi zara insaan ban ke dekh | Bahaar (1951) | Movie YIPPEED in the blog by now |
| 7412 | Aagaaz chala anjaam chala | Raseeli(1946) | 5 songs covered out of 10 by now |
| 7413 | Lo chhip gaya chaand | Ham Panchhi Ek Daal Ke (1957) | 4 songs covered out of 10 by now |
| 7414 | Qismat ke khel dekho dekho mere babu | Chham Chhama Chham(1952) | 9 songs covered out of 11 by now |
We can observe that one movie (out of four movies) whose songs were covered in the blog on this day ten years ago has since been YIPPEED. That leaves us with three movies that are eligible for Blog Ten Year Challenge today (27 January 2023).
“Rasilee”(1946) is the oldest movie among the three BTYC eligible movies. This movie was directed by Hanuman Prasad for Jai Bharat Pictures, Bombay. The movie had Radharani, Sushil Kumar, Kanhaiya lal, Ramesh Gupta, Anant Prabhu, Ranibala, Meghmala, Shanti devi, Ramlal, Shaamlal etc in it.
The movie had ten songs in it. Five songs have been covered so far.
Here is the sixth song from “Rasilee”(1946) in the blog. Only audio of the song is available. The audio quality is very poor. It is difficult to make out several words. Even the voice of the singer is not regognisable. But going by the HFGK entry, this song is sung by Shamshad Begam. Gafil Harnalvi is the lyricist. Music is composed by Hanuman Prasad.
I request our readers with keener ears to help provide correct words in the lyrics wherever applicable.
Lyrics of the song were sent to me by Prakashchandra.
Audio link:
Song-Kitne bedard hain bedard zamaane waale (Raseeli)(1946) Singer-Shamshad Begam, Lyrics-Gafil Harnalvi, MD-Hauman Prasad
Lyrics(Provided by Prakashchandra)
kitney ae ae bedard hain ae
kitney ae ae bedard hain ae
bedard zamaaney ae waaley
bedard zamaaney ae waale ae
meree anjaan see
duniyaa ko mitaaney waaley
duniyaa ko mitaaney waaley ae
pyaar karney ae ki sazaa aa
unse jawaanee mein milee ee
unse jawaanee ee mein milee
we jo bachpan mein
we jo bachpan mein
mere ae naaz uthhaaney waaley
mere naaz utthaane waaley
hai ye insaaf
muhabbat ki sazaa aaa
itni sazaa aaa
itni sazaa aa
mere ae ?? ko jaayein
mere ae dil ko mitaaaney waaley
mere dil ko mitaaney waale
dekho mat tootey huye ae
dil ka tamaashaa aa zaalim
dil kaa tamaashaa aa aa zaalim
dekho mat tootey huye ae
dil ka tamaashaa zaalim
dil kaa tamaashaa aa zaalim
wo jigar chaakh hai
yaadon ko jalaaney aey ae ae waaley ae
Bharat jai jan Bharat jai jai
Posted on: January 26, 2023
This article is written by Avinash Scrapwala, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a contributor to this blog. This article is meant to be posted in atulsongaday.me. If this article appears in other sites without the knowledge and consent of the web administrator of atulsongaday.me, then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.
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5305 | Post No. : | 17381 | Movie Count : |
4681 |
#the Decade of Fifties – 1941 – 1950 #
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Today we celebrate our seventy fourth ‘Republic Day’!!!
I congratulate all and wish all a ‘very happy Republic Day’ and wish that long live the ‘Indian Republic’!!!
On this occasion here is a song from the ‘1948’ movie ‘Kalpana’.
It was directed by Uday Shankar for ‘Uday Shankar Productions, Madras’.
Its’ cast included Uday Shankar, Amla Shankar, Lakshami Kant, Dr. G.V. Subbarao, Virendra Bannerjee, Swaraj Mitra Gupt, Anil Kumar Chopra, Braj Bihari Bannerjee, Devilal Samar, Ganesh Bannerjee, Chiranji Lal Shah and others.
This movie has total twelve sound tracks including six songs as per details given below.
HFGK Vol-II (1941-1950) mentions lyricist’s name for this movie as Devi Lal Samar (author of ‘bheel-tribe’ folk songs) and Pt. Sumitranandan Pant for the songs in this movie.
Music for this movie is composed by Vishnudas Shirali.
(HFGK Vol-II also mentions the titles of the soundtracks, which are given in the below table for information).
The lyricist name and the singers’ for individual songs are not mentioned in HFGK.
| SNo | Song Title | Singer/s |
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| 01 | Sadiyon ki behoshi mein ham naach rahe | Not mentioned |
| 02 | Bharat jai jan bharat jai jai , jaagrut bharat | Not mentioned |
| 03 | Deep jalaao, jeewan ke jagmag sapnon ke | Not mentioned |
| 04 | Hindustan ka bal hai hal | Various artistes |
| 05 | Behti jaa behti jaa sarite | Not mentioned |
| 06 | Kya kahoon … | Not mentioned |
| 07 | Kartikeya – | |
| 08 | Eternal Melody – | |
| 09 | Taal sapan – | |
| 10 | Nritya dwand – | |
| 11 | Raas leela – | |
| 12 | Lok geet – |
Today we present the song mentioned at sr no. 2 above i.e. ‘bharat jai jan bharat jai jai, jaagrut bharat’.
The lyricists’ and singers’ names is not known.
I have not been able to note down correct words at many places. I would request readers with keener ears to kindly suggest/provide correct words please.
Let us now listen to this patriotic song.
With this song the movie ‘Kalpana-1948’ makes its debut on the blog today.
Song-Bharat jai jan Bharat jai jai (Kalpana)(1948) Singers-Unknown, Lyricist-Unknown, MD-Vishnudas Shirali
Lyrics
aao veer
panchnad waasi
ganga jamuna ke
? vikaasi (buddhi vikaasi)
bang desh ke kalaprakaashi
karm kushal
dakshin adhiwaasi
aao sab mil
bhed bhulaao
bharat ko
bhu-swarg banaao
hindustan
hindustan
ek jahaan ke sabhi aatmaa
ek banenge
ham sab nirbhay
ek banenge
lohe ki deewaar samaan
rakt khoon mein nahaa
ashru shwet ???
sabhyataa sadaa wahin
jo manushya ek hai ? (ye kahe)
duniya nayi basaayenge ham
naya manushya banaayenge ham
mukt karenge ham naari ko
maanav janani ko
pyaari ko
mukt karenge maanavtaa ko
mukt karenge sab jantaa ko
hindustan
hindustan
ek jahaan ke sabhi aatmaa
ek banenge
ham sab nirbhay
lohe ki deewaar samaan
bharat jai jan bharat jai jai
jaagrut bharat jai jai
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Blog 10-Year Challenge (2013-2023) – Song No. 11
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On this date ten years back viz on 24 January 2013, six songs from six movies were covered in the blog. Here are the details:-
| Blog post number | Song | Movie (Year) | Remarks |
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| 7395 | Manmohan mukhda mod gaye | Kashinath(1943) | Movie YIPPEED in the blog by now |
| 7396 | Chal chameli baag mein kauwwe udaayenge | Bulbul(1951) | 2 songs covered out of 5 by now |
| 7397 | Ho rasa saayang re | Singapore (1960) | Movie YIPPEED in the blog with this song |
| 7398 | Khat likh de sanwariya ke naam babu | Aaye Din Bahaar Ke(1966) | Movie YIPPEED in the blog by now |
| 7399 | Jaa re jaa o harjaayee dekhi teri dildaari | Kallicharan(1976) | Movie YIPPEED by now |
| 7400 | The she I love | Rafi NFS(1967) | Century song for the blog |
We observe that six songs were covered in the blog ten years ago on this date. The day culminated with a Rafi NFS which was the 7400th song for the blog. The previous century post was published on 31 December 2012. So it is easy to calculate that this century came in 24 days, which was slow by the then standards of the blog. 🙂 Well, well.
We also observe that four movies (out of five) whose songs were covered on that day have since been YIPPEED. That leaves us with only one movie that is eligible for Blog Ten Year Challenge today.
That movie is “Bulbul”(1951). This movie was directed by A Rashid for Hindustan Productions, Bombay. This obscure movie had Majnu, Rukhsaana, Dilaawar, Sarla Devi, Jyotsna, Maqbool, Mannan, Sheikh etc in it.
“Bulbul”(1951) had five songs in it. Two songs have been covered in the blog so far.
Here is the third song from the movie to appear in the blog. HFGK and every other online source, including the youtuber uploaders mention singers as Rajkumari and Suman Purohit. Do they not apply their own mind or do they not listen to the song themselves ? It is clearly a duet sung by a male and a female voice. Secondly the voice of Rajkumari is not there in the song. Thirdly, if one listens to the other songs of this movie and then compare those voices with the voices in this song, then it would appear that this song is sung by K S Ragi and Suman Purohit.
A Rashid is the lyricist. Music is composed by K S Ragi.
Lyrics of the song were sent to me by Prakashchandra.
Song-Hans le mauj udaa le (Bulbul)(1951) Singers-K S Raagi, Suman Purohit, Lyrics-A Rashid, MD-K S Raagi
Both
Lyrics(Provided by Prakashchandra)
hans le mauj uda le
ye duniyaa do din ki
ye duniyaa do din ki
hans le mauj uda le
ye duniyaa do din ki
ye duniyaa do din ki
jeevan hai ek pal ka mela
jeevan hai ek pal ka mela
aaj hai aur kal kuchh bhi nahin een
aaj hai aur kal kuchh bhi nahin een
geet khushi ke ga le
o ga le
ga le
geet khushi ke ga le
ye duniyaa do din ki
ye duniyaa do din ki
hans le mauj uda le
ye duniyaa do din ki
ye duniyaa do din ki
pal bhar ki zindagaani
ho zindagani
pal bhar ki zindagaani
ho zindagani
pal bhar ka ye mel el el
pal bhar ka ye mel el el
karna ho so kar le
o kar le
kar le
karna ho so kar le
ye duniyaa do din ki
ye duniyaa do din ki
hans le mauj uda le
ye duniyaa do din ki
ye duniyaa do din ki
bichhad gaya jab man ka saathi
bichhad gaya jab man ka saathi
saaj kahin aawaaz kahin
saaj kahin aawaaz kahin
jeewan ka jal bhar le
o bhar le
bhar le
jeewan ka jal bhar le
ye duniyaa do din ki
ye duniyaa do din ki
hans le mauj uda le
ye duniyaa do din ki
ye duniyaa do din ki
hans le mauj uda le
ye duniyaa do din ki
ye duniyaa do din ki
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“Chehra”(1946) was an obscure movie. Very little information is available on this movie. Our inhouse encyclopeadia, Mr Arunkumar Deshmukh, while discussing a song from this movie, had shared some rare information about this movie.
According to those details, T”Chehra”(1946) was directed by Rajendra Sharma for Upright pictures, Bombay. The movie had Najma, Kamal Jamindar, Suraiya Zulfi, Mustafa, Jugal Kishore, Kneez, Baby Anwari, Baldev Raj etc. All these actors were small time actors. The Suraiyya Zulfi in this movie was different from the famous Suraiyya.
This movie, which was released in 1947, flopped badly. The movie had nine songs and these songs ended up being forgotten. Even HFGK could not get much details about the songs of the movie. Singers of most of the songs were unknown according to HFGK. Gradually, the songs of this movie have become available online. This blog already contains four songs out of nine.
Here is the fifth song from “Chehra”(1946). HFGK is silent about the singer. Listening to the song , it is clear that it is sung by Shamshad Begam and chorus. I C Kapoor is the lyricist. Music is composed by M A Mukhtaar.
The lyrics are quite raunchy to listen to. Those days, songs with this kind of lyrics sometimes faced the ire of the censores. Apparently, this song had no such problem, seeing that this as well as other songs of this movie were hardly played on radio or loudspeakers so few people were even aware of these songs.
Only audio of the song is available. So it is difficult to guess how and on whom this song was picturised.
Song-Haath gore gore gulaabi rang waale (Chehra)(1946) Singer-Shamshad Begam, Lyrics-I C Kapoor, MD-M A Mukhtar
Lyrics
Haath gore gore gulaabi rang waale
karen ishaare kahen aao jee
meri oonchi atariya pe aao jee
aao jee
meri oonchi atariya pe aao jee
haan jee
gore gore gulaabi rang waale
karen ishaare kahen aao jee
meri oonchi atariya pe aao jee
aao jee
meri oonchi atariya pe aao jee
angiya ke palle more khul khul jaayen
patli kamar bal khaaye khaaye jaaye
angiya ke palle more khul khul jaayen
patli kamar bal khaaye khaaye jaaye
o mora ubhra jobanwa tumko bulaaye
mere dil pe
mere dil pe raaja jee dekho nikle hai haaye
nikle hai haaye
suno jee
aur kuchh suno jee
meri oonchi atariya pe aao jee
aao jee
meri oonchi atariya pe aao jee
meri zulfen hain kaali
mere gaalon pe laali
maine haathhon pe menhndi lagaai re
meri zulfen hain kaali
mere gaalon pe laali
maine haathhon pe menhndi lagaai re
o mora bhola sa man
gora gora badan
ye jawaani
haaye jawaani ki duniya basaai re
basaai re
?? looto jee dil ko lutaao jee
dil ko lutaao jee
meri oonchi atariya pe aao jee
aao jee
meri oonchi atariya pe aao jee
haath gore gore gulaabi rang waale
karen ishaare kahen aao jee
meri oonchi atariya pe aao jee
aao jee
meri oonchi atariya pe aao jee
This article is written by Avinash Scrapwala, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a contributor to this blog. This article is meant to be posted in atulsongaday.me. If this article appears in other sites without the knowledge and consent of the web administrator of atulsongaday.me, then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.
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#the Decade of Seventies – 1971 – 1980 #
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# Bhoole-Bisre Geet # (Missing movies of 1973-10)
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Today’s debutant movie from the year ‘1973’ is ‘Jaasoos Ladki’.
“Jaasoos Ladki-1973” was directed by P.S.S. Rao for ‘Suryodaya Pictures, Madras’. It was produced by S.N. Sinha and A.N. Sinha.
The cast of this movie included Krishna, Vijay Nirmala, Jyotilakshami and others.
Dialogues of this movie were written by S.N. Sinha and editing of this movie was done by K. Gopala Rao.
This movie was passed by Censor Board on 13.06.1973.
Not much information about this movie seems to be available online as of now, though the audio of all songs and video of one song (not the song under disussion) is available online. (The video of one song available is a ‘blurred’ one).
I guess this movie was a dubbed movie from a south movie and an obscure one.
This movie has four songs written by Prem Dhawan and composed by Satyam.
Here is the list of songs in this movie :-
| SNo | Song Title | Singer/s |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Laa la la laa… aayi jawaani toofaani aayi | Vani Jairam |
| 02 | Aye mujhko sataana chhodo ji | Vani Jairam, chorus |
| 03 | Ye khumaar kyon ye nashaa saa kyon | Mahendra Kapoor, Vani Jairam |
| 04 | Aa ja re dilwaale matwaale aa ja | Vani Jairam |
Today’s song is the duet song sung by Mahendra Kapoor and Vani Jairam.
Only the audio of this song is available.
I would request knowledgeable readers to throw more light on this movie and its songs.
Let us listen to today’s song now …
Lyrics for the today’s song are by Prem Dhawan and music is composed by Satyam.
With this song this movie ‘Jaasoos Ladki-1973’ makes its debut on the blog.
Song-Ye khumaar kyon ye nasha sa kyon (Jaasoos Ladki)(1973) Singers-Mahendra Kapoor, Vani Jairam, Lyrics-Prem Dhawan, MD-Satyam
Lyrics
hmm mmm
hmm hmm hmm
ho ho o
o ho ho ho ho
laa laa
ho ho o
hmm hmm hmm hmm mmm
ye khumaar kyon
ye nashaa saa kyon
ye kya
ye kya mujhe pilaa diya
nazron se ae saaqiyaa aa aa aa aa
ye khumaar kyon
ye nashaa saa kyon
na jaa
na jaa
na jaa baawre ae
aaj to rang bhari raat hai
ae ae ae ae
nashaa aa aa aa utaar lo
o o o
diyaa jo aankhon ne
wahi payaam do
ke phir mastiyon ka
mujhko jaam do o o o
haath mera thhaam le
kahin kho jaaun naa
haath mera thhaam le
kahin kho jaaun naa
dekho dekho
ye to jaadu
aankhon aankhon mein ho gaya
ye khumaar kyon
ye ae nashaa saa kyon
ye kya
ye kya mujhe pilaa diya
aaj to rang bhari raat hai
ae ae ae
hmm hmm hmm
nashaa aa aa aa utaar do
main tere liye dil o jaan ko
vaar doon oon
ik baar keh do to
jahaan ko chhod doon oon
rang bhari shaam ho
pyaar bharaa jaam ho o
rang bhari shaam ho
pyaar bharaa jaam ho
sambhaal lo ke
dekho dekho
main hoon mast nashe mein ae
nashaa utaar do
hmm
utaar lo
ye nashaa saa kyon
nashaa saa kyon
na jaa
umm
na jaa
umm
karke madhosh
aaj to rang bhari raat hai
hmm hmm hmm hmm
aa aa haa haa
o ho
aa ha
Apna ghar pehchaan
Posted on: January 19, 2023
This article is written by Avinash Scrapwala, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a contributor to this blog. This article is meant to be posted in atulsongaday.me. If this article appears in other sites without the knowledge and consent of the web administrator of atulsongaday.me, then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.
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5298 | Post No. : | 17349 |
#the Decade of Forties – 1941 – 1950 #
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Today’s song is from the year ‘1947’.
It is from the movie ‘Amar Asha’ (alias ‘Immortal Hope’).
“Amar Asha -1947” was directed by B.M. Vyas for ‘Sunrise Pictures, Bombay’.
It had Paro, Umakant, Sitara, Ghulam Muhammad, Pratima Devi, Pande, Ameer Baano, Babu Raje, Radha, M. Wazeer, Mumtaz and others.
This movie has eight songs written by three lyricists.
(Lyricist for only three songs have been identified and mentioned for them in HFGK Vol-II (1941-1950).
Music for this movie was composed by Shanti Kumar.
Here is the list of songs this movie has.
| SNo | Song Title | Lyricist | Singer/s |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Janam din aayo ri more lallaa ka | Not known | Various artistes |
| 02 | Apna ghar pehchaan bande ae | Not known | Rafiq Ahmed |
| 03 | Uyi maa, kaise main fashion banaaun | Not known | Sitara |
| 04 | Aankhon se masti barsaa de | Not known | Paro Devi |
| 05 | Vande mataram, sujlaam, suflaam | Bankim Chandra Chatterjee | Not mentioned |
| 06 | Jo main itnaa jaanti ke preet kiye pachhtaayi | Not known | Not mentioned |
| 07 | Bhoole se dil tujhe na bhulaaye | Kabil Amritsari | Sitara |
| 08 | Muhabbat jataane ko jee chaahta hai | Kabil Amritsari | Paro Devi |
So far, only one song from this movie have been posted on the blog on 04.12.2016.
Today’s song is the second song from this movie to be posted on the blog. It is sung by Rafiq Ahmed. Lyricist name for the today’s song is not known.
Only the audio of this song is available.
Let us now listen to this song …
Audio
Song-Apna ghar pehchaan (Amar Asha)(1947) Singer-Rafiq Ahmad, MD-Shanti Kumar
Lyrics
apnaa ghar pehchaan
apnaa ghar pehchaan
bande ae ae
apnaa ghar pehchaan
apnaa ghar pehchaan
idhar udhar kee ee
idhar udhar ki thhokar
khaaye
baat kisi ki samajh
na paayen ae
samajh na paayen
tu itnaa naadaan
tu itnaa naadaan
bande ae
apnaa ghar pehchaan
apnaa ghar pehchaan
apnaa ghar pehchaan
jhoothhe jag se ae ae
jhoothhe jag se
moh badhhaaye
jeewan bhar tu paap kamaaye
paap kamaaye
ant samay kuchh kaam na aaye
ant samay kuchh kaam na aaye
sone ke harne(?) ke peechhe
tu itnaa hairaan
bande
apnaa ghar pehchaan
sone ke harne(?) ke peechhe
tu itnaa hairaan
bande
apnaa ghar pehchaan
apnaa ghar pehchaan
apnaa ghar pehchaan
jhoothhi duniya aa aa
jhoothhi duniya
jhoothhi maaya
gal jaati mitti ki kaaya
gal jaati mitti ki kaaya aa
toone ismein man bharmaaya
toone ismein man bharmaaya
nain khol kar dekh zaraa tu
bula rahe bhagwaan
bande
bula rahe bhagwaan?
nain kholkar dekh zaraa tu
bulaa rahe bhagwaan
bande ae
apnaa ghar pehchaan
apnaa ghar pehchaan
apnaa ghar pehchaan
bande ae ae
apnaa ghar pehchaan
This article is written by Avinash Scrapwala, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a contributor to this blog. This article is meant to be posted in atulsongaday.me. If this article appears in other sites without the knowledge and consent of the web administrator of atulsongaday.me, then it is piracy of the copyright content of atulsongaday.me and is a punishable offence under the existing laws.
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5297 | Post No. : | 17347 |
#the Decade of Sixties – 1961 – 1970 #
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The song being presented in this post is a song from a movie released in the year ‘1965’. Regulars on the blog would remember that our Respected Sudhir ji had started a series called ‘missing movies of the sixties’ where songs from till then unrepresented movies were introduced. These songs were rare songs that were difficult to find and many of them were not not available online at that time.
I have noted in one of myrecent posts that many songs which were not available ten years back have since become available online thanks of the efforts of music lovers.
Today I came across one such movie viz ‘Chaar Chakram’ from ‘1965’ which had made its debut on the blog on 18.01.2018 under ‘Missing Films of 1960s’.
Today we will be adding the second song from this movie on the blog. Incidentally we are adding this second song exactly five years aftter the movie made its debut on the blog blog. If there was a ‘blog five year challenge’ then this would nicely fit int that category. 🙂
“Chaar Chakram” was directed by Sultan for ‘P.M. Pictures’.
It had Leela Kumar, Shyam Kumar, Tun Tun, S.K. Prem, Anjum, Fazalkhan, Kenny, Bob, Butter, Jilani, Ajit, Harun, A. Siddiqui, Hamida, Sabina, Lawrence, Chand, Doctor, Dawood, Amir, Mohammad Sandow, Ahmed, Zeenat, Puroshottam, Bhai Das, Iqbal and others.
This movie has four songs as per following details.
All the four songs of ‘Chaar Chakram-1965’ were written by Anjaan music was composed by Suresh-Talwar.
Here is the list of songs of this movie :-
| S.No. | Song Title | Singer | Posted On |
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| 01 | O jaane jahaan milega kahaan | Usha Timothi | |
| 02 | O bhole bhaale jawaab nahin tera | Minu Puroshottam | 18.01.2018 |
| 03 | Aji yoon bigdo na sarkaar | Mahendra Kapoor, Balbir | |
| 04 | O baabu sun sun sun sun sun zaraa | Asha Bhonsle | Being discussed in this post |
The song is sung by Asha Bhonsle.
Video for this song is not available. I guess that the movie is not available either.
Let us now enjoy this wonderful song sung by Asha Bhonsle. Lyrics are by Anjaan and music is composed by Suresh-Talwar.
Editor’s note:- This song is the 400th song in the blog from movies released in 1965.
Audio
Song-O baabu sun sun sun sun sun zara (Chaar Chakram)(1965) Singer-Asha Bhonsle, Lyrics-Anjaan, MD-Suresh-Talwar
Lyrics
o baabu sun sun sun sun
sun zaraa
taraana dil ka mastaana
nazar ka naazuk afsaana
sun zaraa
sun zaraa
o baabu sun sun sun sun
sun zaraa
taraana dil ka mastaana
nazar ka naazuk afsaana
sun zaraa
sun zaraa
o baabu sun sun sun sun
sun zaraa aa aa aa
paayal jo boley
dhadkan ye doley
masti mein doobe jahaan
aa aa
machlen hawaayein
naachen ghataayein
jhoome suhaana samaa aa
paayal jo boley
dhadkan ye doley
masti mein doobe jahaan
aa aa
machlen hawaayein
naachen ghataayein
jhoome suhaana samaa aa
saaraa zamaana jhoome
ho ke deewaana jhoome
jhoome zameen aasmaan
aa aa aa
o baabu sun sun sun sun
sun zaraa
taraana dil ka mastaana
nazar ka naazuk afsaana
sun zaraa
sun zaraa
o baabu sun sun sun sun
sun zaraa aa aa aa
bal khaati aaun
lehraa ke gaaoon
naghmen naye pyaar ke
ae ae
khushiyaan lutaaun
palken bichhaaun
raahon mein sansaar ke
ae ae
bal khaati aaun
lehraa ke gaaoon
naghmen naye pyaar ke
ae ae ae
khushiyaan lutaaun
palken bichhaaun
raahon mein sansaar ke
ae ae
jo ye taraana suney
naghmaa suhaana suney
ho jaaye mujhpe fidaa aa aa
o baabu sun sun sun sun
sun zaraa
taraana dil ka mastaana
nazar ka naazuk afsaana
sun zaraa
sun zaraa
o baabu sun sun sun sun
sun zaraa aa aa aa
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