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With this post, the blog has reached yet another very significant milestone – 1000 films Yippeee’d, i.e. all songs covered.
This blog was started on 19 July 2008 with a modest aim of discussing one song a day. It was expected at that time that the blog would have at the most 2500 songs in all and by that time all the songs worth discussing would have been covered.
Had this blog stuck to this original aim, and continued at the original rate of one song a day, then the blog would have reached 2500 posts on 23 may 2015 (2500th day for the blog) and that would have been it !
As we all know, the blog took on an entirely different course from what was originally intended. The blog began to cover multiple songs in a day beginning from the 41st day itself. 2500th song was covered in the blog in 680 days (on 29 May 2010) with this fantastic composition by Ganesh.
When one looks at comments on this post, one finds just four or five congratulatory comments. And what about the blog coming to a dead end after this song ? Here is what I wrote in that article:
I have chosen to post this song for a very special occasion for this blog. This song is a very special song for this blog in the sense that it is the 2500th song of this blog. When I had started this blog, I had looked up to the figure of 2500 as the holy grail. I had thought that reaching this magic figure would take me ages and that by that time I would have covered all the great songs that were there to be covered.
I was wrong on these counts, of course. I have reached the magic figure in less than two years, and having reached there, I find that I have only scratched the surface as far as covering all the great songs are concerned. I now realise that the journey to cover, uncover and discover the great songs of Bollywood is a very long journey indeed and the holy grail is nowhere in sight. In other words, I will continue to remain busy posting “new” songs in the forseeable future.
From the few comments on the blog, we can only identify Raja and Lalitha’s names. Those were the days when most of our regulars, and by now, strong pillars had not yet joined the bandwagon. The practice of guest posts and lyrics contributions had yet to take root. The first guest article was posted on 26 June 2010 and not surprisingly, it was by Raja. The concept of lyrics contribution by readers began on 31 January 2011 when Atif M became the first lyrics contributor with this song. In other words, the blog was still a one man show by the time 2500th song was posted.
Concepts of guest posts and lyrics contributions took roots and wings from 2011 onwards and that added new dimensions to the blog. From a one man show, it became an online collaboration of like minded music lovers. With time, these music lovers would help add new ideas and concepts in the blog that we now take for granted, but which were not there in the blog during the first few years of its existence.
With increasing number of songs in the blog, pages were introduced that had all the songs listed moviewise, music directorwise and yearwise. One fine day, we got the idea that remaining songs of movies that had most of their songs covered should be covered as well. Mr Arunkumar deshmukh, our beloved inhouse encyclopaedia, pored over all the volumes of HFGK and compared its entries with the moviewise list of songs in the blog. He then listed out the movies that had one or two songs remaining to be covered. That was the beginning of the concept of covering all the songs of movies. This idea occured to us in the blog in April 2012. The name YIPPEE was coined for this feat by Pradeep Raghunathan a few months later.
It is not that movies were not getting YIPPEED before april 2012. They were getting YIPPEED but we were not aware of this fact. When I checked up, I found that the very first movie that got YIPPEED (unnoticed to us at that time) was “Rajnigandha”(1974) on 10 september 2008 when its second and final song was covered in the blog. That was the only YIPPEED movie in the blog in 2008.
8 movies were YIPPEED in 2009, 19 in 2010 and 53 in 2011. 89 movies were already YIPPEED in the blog by the time we hit upon the idea of consciously going for covering all songs of movies.
The first movie which was greeted with a YIPPEE by Pradeep Raghunathan was “Chitralekha”(1964) on 27 october 2012. It was the 117th YIPPEED movie in the blog.
167 movies were YIPPEED in 2012 and 202 in 2013. 131, 167 and 112 movies were YIPPEED in 2014, 2015 and 2016 respectively.
2017 is a year when I decided to achieve one YIPPEE movie everyday. Though this new year resolution could last only upto april 2017, this determined approach towards YIPPYing movies means that we have already achieved 138 YIPPEED movies in 140 days in 2017.
Normally only one movie would get YIPPEED on one day, but there have been several occasions when two and even three movies were YIPPEED on the same day. The record is however four YIPPEED movies in one day, which was achieved on 20 march 2013. The four movies YIPPEED on that date were ‘Mera Gaon Mera Desh’ (1971), ‘Guddi’ (1971), ‘Roti’ (1974), ‘Taqdeer’ (1967). The rare feat was repeated on 23 feb 14 with ‘Kahin Din Kahin Raat’ (1968), ‘Prem Patra’ (1962), ‘Picnic’ (1966), ‘Post box 999’ (1958) YIPPEED on the same date.
Today’s song is from the movie ‘Aandolan’ (1975). This movie was directed by Lekh Tandon for J K Productions. The movie had had Rakesh Pande, Neetu Singh, Pratap Sharma, Nazneen, Uma Shankar, Pinchu Kapoor, Urmila Bhatt, Tiwari, Vishva Mehra, Durrani, Kumar Ajit, W G Doil, Aparna Chaudhury, Shantanu Bhattacharya, Deepak, Rajkumar, Sopariwala, Robert, Vachan Sinh, Ram Awtar, Shrikant, Vikram, Rajesh, Sandeep, Master Ravi etc. in it.
There are four songs in the movie. Three of these songs have been covered in the blog. This fourth and final song from the movie is a rare song. This fun roadside tamasha cum nautanki song is Krishna Kalle and Minu Purushottam. Jaan Nisar Akhtar is the lyricist. Music is composed by Jaidev.
The song is picturised on Neetu Singh and another dancer I am not able to identify. I request our knowledgeable readers to help identify the first dancer.
With this song, ‘Aandolan’ (1975) joins the list of movies that have all their songs covered in the blog. With this song, the blog now has 1000 YIPPEED movies. Seeing that there were around 6000 movies in all in HFM that were released from 1931 to 1980 (the catchment area for this blog), all songs of nearly 1/6th of all movies released during this era are now covered in the blog. It is quite an achievement for the blog seeing that this adds up to about 6800 songs.
[Ed Note: In case you are wondering what is the name GM Durrani doing in the list of tags, watch closely. Of the two gentlemen watching this dance performance, sitting on a charpoy and puffing on hookkaas, the bearded person on the left, with black rimmed spectacles, is none other than GM Durrani. And yes, Rakesh Pandey is visible very briefly, his face covered with the cloth from his saffron pugree.]
Song – Paanch Rupaiya De De Balamwa Mela Dekhan Jaaungi (Aandolan) (1975) Singer – Krishna Kalle, Minoo Purushottam, Lyrics – Jaan Nisar Akhtar, MD – Jaidev
Krishna Kalle + Minoo Purushottam
Lyrics
ho o o
o o o
o o o
ho o o
o o
o o
o o
aah hahaha
hahaah
hahaha
paanch rupaiyya
arre paanch rupaiyya de de balamwa
mela dekhan jaaungi
paanch aane ke paav jalebi
baithh sadak pe khaaungi
paanch rupaiyya de de balamwa
mela dekhan jaaungi
paanch aane ke paav jalebi
baithh sadak pe khaaungi
paanch rupaiyya
mo pe khile
are mo pe khile gota jari
mope khile chunri hari
gore gale laage bhali
champa kali moti bhari
haaye bichhuwe bhi loongi
main to bichhuwe bhi loongi
kanganwa bhi loongi
tohe pehan balam waari jaaungi
paanch rupaiyya de de balamwa
mela dekhan jaaungi
paanch rupaiyya
achcha chaar rupaiyya de de balamwa
mela dekhan jaaungi
paanch aane ki paav jalebi
baithh sadak pe khaaungi
arre chaar rupaiyya
kajra laga
kajra laga
gajra saja
ban thhan ke main kab se khadi
chanchal jiyaa
lalche mora
main kaa karoon sar pe padi
champa bhi jaaye
dekho champa bhi jaaye
chameli bhi jaaye
un sang main bhi ho aaungi
chaar rupaiyya de de balamwa
mela dekhan jaaungi
arre chaar rupaiyya de de
arre teen rupaiyya de de balamwa
mela dekhan jaaungi
arre paanch aane ki paav jalebi
baithh sadak pe khaaungi
arre teen hi rupaiyya
main to bhayi
arre main to bhayi balma tori
kaahe take chori chori
garwa tore laagoon tabhi
poori kare jab zidd mori
jhoole pe jhooloon
main to jhoole pe jhooloon
chak dolwa pe doloon
phooli na main samaaungi
arre teen rupaiyya de de balamwa
mela dekhan jaaungi
arre teen hi rupaiyya
bas do hi rupaiyya de de balamwa
mela dekhan jaaungi
paanch aane ki paav jalebi
baithh sadak pe khaaungi
tori kasam
tori kasam
kaahu se bhi
naina na main ladaaungi
bas do ghadi chakkar lagaa
saanjh dhale aa jaaungi
lautoongi jab ghar
lautoongi jab ghar
bajariya se thhak kar
painyya pare so jaaungi
do hi rupaiyya de de balamwa
mela dekhan jaaungi
paanch aane ki paav jalebi
baithh sadak pe khaaungi
uh
do hi rupaiyya de de
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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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हो ओ ओ
ओ ओ ओ
ओ ओ ओ
हो ओ ओ
ओ ओ
ओ ओ
ओ ओ
आह हा हा हा
हा हाह
हा हा हा
पाँच रुपइया
अरे पाँच रुपइया दे दे बलमवा
मेला देखन जाऊँगी
पाँच आने की पाव जलेबी
बैठ सड़क पे खाऊँगी
पाँच रुपइया दे दे बलमवा
मेला देखन जाऊँगी
पाँच आने की पाव जलेबी’
बैठ सड़क पे खाऊँगी
पाँच रुपइया
मो पे खिले
मो पे खिले गोटा जरी
मो पे खिले चुनरी हरी
गोरे गले लागे भली
चम्पा कली मोती भरी
हाए बिछवे भी लूँगी
मैं तो बिछवे भी लूँगी
कंगनवा भी लूँगी
तोहे पहन बलम वारी जाऊँगी
पाँच रुपइया दे दे बलमवा
मेला देखन जाऊँगी
पाँच रुपइया
अच्छा चार रुपइया दे दे बलमवा
मेला देखन जाऊँगी
पाँच आने की पाव जलेबी
बैठ सड़क पे खाऊँगी
अरे चार रुपइया
कजरा लगा
कजरा लगा
गजरा सजा
बन ठन के मैं कब से खड़ी
चंचल जिया
ललचे मोरा
मैं का करूँ सर पे पड़ी
चम्पा भी जाये
देखो चम्पा भी जाये
चमेली भी जाये
उन संग मैं भी हो आऊँगी
चार रुपइया दे दे बलमवा
मेला देखन जाऊँगी
अरे चार रुपइया दे दे
अरे तीन रुपइया दे दे बलमवा
मेला देखन जाऊँगी
अरे पाँच आने की पाव जलेबी
बैठ सड़क पे खाऊँगी
अरे तीन ही रुपइया
मैं तो भई
अरे मैं तो भई बलमा तोरी
काहे तके चोरी चोरी
गरवा तोरे लागूं तभी
पूरी करे जब ज़िद मोरी
झूले पे झूलूँ
मैं तो झूले पे झूलूँ
चक डोलवा पे डोलूँ
फूली ना मैं समाउंगी
अरे तीन रुपइया दे दे बलमवा
मेला देखन जाऊँगी
अरे तीन ही रुपइया
बस दो ही रुपइया दे दे बलमवा
मेला देखन जाऊँगी
अरे पाँच आने की पाव जलेबी
बैठ सड़क पे खाऊँगी
तोरी कसम
तोरी कसम
काहू से भी
नैना ना मैं लड़ाउंगी
बस दो घड़ी चक्कर लगा
साँझ ढले आ जाऊँगी
लौटूंगी जब घर
बजरिया से थक कर
पैंय्यान पड़े सो जाऊँगी
दो ही रुपइया दे दे बलमवा
मेला देखन जाऊँगी
पाँच आने की पाव जलेबी
बैठ सड़क पे खाऊँगी
उह
दो ही रुपइया दे दे
Mil Ja Mil Ja, Ab To Mil Ja
Posted on: May 11, 2017
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One more Yippeee; the yippeee song for today. The film is ‘Gehra Raaz’ from 1971. In all, the film has four songs listed in the Geet Kosh. Today, we get familiar with the fourth song of this film.
‘Gehra Raaz’ (1971) was directed by Niranjan for Salim Productions, Bombay. This B grade suspense movie had Sujit Kumar, Sofia (a new find of that era), Sheikh Mukhtaar, Abhi Bhattacharya, Satyajit, Brahmchaari, Madhumati, Mohan Sherry, Eshwar, Dinani, Paro, Uma Dutt, Hiralal, Pardesi, Rani, Samson, Jelani, Lohani, Sadhna Khote, Sarla, Master Salim etc in it.
This movie has four songs. Two of them are composed by Salil Chaudhary and other two by a relatively unknown music director called Raj Ravinder. As I tried to search for this name in the Geet Kosh, I am unable to locate any other film where this name appears as a music director, at least in the data reviewed till 1980. And further, no information could be located about him. I request other knowledgeable readers and friends to please add more information about this unknown music director.
The three songs of this film posted earlier are
| 1. Zulfon Ko Lehraa Ke Chalo Na Bikhraa Ke |
| 2. Aayi Hai Ghata Jhoom Ke Bal Khaa Ke Piyenge |
| 3. Chor chor dekho dil ka chor aaya |
The first two songs in this list are composed by Raj Ravinder. The 3rd song and the song posted today are compositions of Salil Chaudhry. Also, the songs 1, 2 and the song posted today, are written by Akhtar Romani. The song no. 3 above is from the pen of Asad Bhopali.
About the singers and performers, the first song is a duet sung by Mukesh and Krishna Kalle. On screen, this song is performed by Sujit Kumar and the ‘new find’ Sofia. The song at no. 2 is a solo song by Krishna Kalle, and on screen it is performed by the actress Raani. The identification is provided in the comments by our dear Prakash ji. The song at no. 3 is another solo, this time in the voice of Hemlata, and on screen it is performed by Madhumati. Once again, identification provided in the comments by Prakash ji.
Coming to today’s song, this song is a street dance song, which is performed by Sofia, accompanied by a couple of male actors who are playing the dholak and the harmonium. It is clearly a song in which the leading lady is searching for someone, most likely the leading gentleman, viz. Sujit Kumar. As the song progresses, we can see a momentary appearance, as Sheikh Mukhtar walks into the frame. Also, in the crowd of onlookers, there seems to be an interested party – a bearded man wearing dark glasses. I am unable to identify this person. My mind wants to say it is Abhi Bhattacharya, given the broad look of the face. But I am not sure. I request other readers and friends to confirm or suggest the right name.
Given that this is a roadside tamasha song, the expression and the performance are quite provocative. The new actress Sofia, seems to be straining hard to make an impression.
There is a very interesting side note to this video clip available on YouTube. The total duration of the song is indicated as 4 minutes and 36 seconds. However, the tracking bar takes the visual all the way up to 3 minutes and 12 seconds, after which the visual freezes, but the audio continues. The tracking dot has come to the end of the line. This is somewhat strange.
Anyway, with the posting of this song today, the film ‘Gehra Raaz’ now joins the elite club of films with all songs covered on our blog. Another film for Yippee time. 🙂
Song – Mil Ja Mil Ja, Ab To Mil Ja (Gehra Raaz) (1971) Singer – Hemlata, Lyrics – Akhtar Romani, MD – Salil Chaudhry
Lyrics
mil ja
mil jaa
ab to mil ja
mere roop ke singaar
mere khoye huye pyaar
mere humdum mere dildaar
mil ja
mil ja
mil jaa
ab to mil ja
mere roop ke singaar
mere khoye huye pyaar
mere humdum mere dildaar
mil ja
mil ja
mil jaa
mil jaa
mera dil le ke jaane waale saajna
mere sapnon mein aane waale saajna
niraale saajna
mera dil le ke jaane waale saajna
mere sapnon mein aane waale saajna
niraale saajna
tu jo mil jaaye mujhe
choomoon jee bhar ke tujhe
kya karoon naya naya pyaar hai mera
mil ja
mil jaa
ab to mil ja
mere roop ke singaar
mere khoye huye pyaar
mere humdum mere dildaar
mil ja
mil ja
mil ja
mil ja
mere bachpan ka raazdaar kho gaya
arre dilwaalo mera pyaar kho gaya
pyaar kho gaya
mere bachpan ka raazdaar kho gaya
arre dilwaalo mera pyaar kho gaya
pyaar kho gaya
tumko maloom nahin
wo hai laakhon mein haseen
main phiroon gali gali dhoondhti jisey
mil ja
mil jaa
ab to mil ja
mere roop ke singaar
mere khoye huye pyaar
mere humdum mere dildaar
mil ja
mil ja
mil ja
mil ja
aaj hothon pe dil ki baaten aa gayin
galey milne ki jawaan raaten aa gayin
raaten aa gayin
aaj hothon pe dil ki baaten aa gayin
galey milne ki jawaan raaten aa gayin
raaten aa gayin
aa ja ae jaane jahaan
main tujhe dhoondhoon kahaan
thak gayi idhar udhar dekhte huye
mil ja
mil jaa
ab to mil ja
mere roop ke singaar
mere khoye huye pyaar
mere humdum mere dildaar
mil ja
mil ja
mil jaa
ab to mil ja
mere roop ke singaar
mere khoye huye pyaar
mere humdum mere dildaar
mil ja
mil ja
mil ja
mil ja
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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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मिल जा
मिल जा
अब तो मिल जा
मेरे रूप के सिंगार
मेरे खोये हुये प्यार
मेरे हमदम मेरे दिलदार
मिल जा
मिल जा
मिल जा
अब तो मिल जा
मेरे रूप के सिंगार
मेरे खोये हुये प्यार
मेरे हमदम मेरे दिलदार
मिल जा
मिल जा
मिल जा
मिल जा
मेरा दिल लेके जाने वाले साजना
मेरे सपनों में आने वाले साजना
निराले साजना
मेरा दिल लेके जाने वाले साजना
मेरे सपनों में आने वाले साजना
निराले साजना
तू जो मिल जाये मुझे
चूमूँ जी भर के तुझे
क्या करूँ नया नया प्यार है मेरा
मिल जा
मिल जा
अब तो मिल जा
मेरे रूप के सिंगार
मेरे खोये हुये प्यार
मेरे हमदम मेरे दिलदार
मिल जा
मिल जा
मिल जा
मिल जा
मेरे बचपन का राज़दार खो गया
अरे दिलवालों मेरा प्यार खो गया
प्यार खो गया
मेरे बचपन का राज़दार खो गया
अरे दिलवालों मेरा प्यार खो गया
प्यार खो गया
तुमको मालूम नहीं
वो है लाखों में हसीं
मैं फिरूँ गली गली ढूंढती जिसे
मिल जा
मिल जा
अब तो मिल जा
मेरे रूप के सिंगार
मेरे खोये हुये प्यार
मेरे हमदम मेरे दिलदार
मिल जा
मिल जा
मिल जा
मिल जा
आज होठों पे दिल की बातें आ गईं
गले मिलने की जवां रातें आ गईं
रातें आ गईं
आज होठों पे दिल की बातें आ गईं
गले मिलने की जवां रातें आ गईं
रातें आ गईं
आ जा ए जान ए जहान
मैं तुझे ढूँढूँ कहाँ
थक गई इधर उधर देखते हुये
मिल जा
मिल जा
अब तो मिल जा
मेरे रूप के सिंगार
मेरे खोये हुये प्यार
मेरे हमदम मेरे दिलदार
मिल जा
मिल जा
मिल जा
अब तो मिल जा
मेरे रूप के सिंगार
मेरे खोये हुये प्यार
मेरे हमदम मेरे दिलदार
मिल जा
मिल जा
मिल जा
मिल जा
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Mohammed Rafi : The Incomparable (II) – Song No. 02
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wo dil jo maine maangaa thaa magar gairon ne paayaa thaa
badi shai hai agar, uski pashemaani mujhe de do
Yesterday I visited the page again on the song ‘Tum Apna Ranj o Gham, Apni Pareshaani Mujhe De Do‘. I know the words are ‘badi shai hai agar‘, on which there is the long thread of comments. ‘Shai’, in common urdu is a thing or an object. ‘badi shai hai ‘ literally means , its a big thing or a big deal. As it is said in English that ‘its a big deal for me’ or means a lot to me.
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Mukhtsar si hai meri kahaani
Posted on: January 16, 2016
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“Mehbooba”(1954) was produced and directed by K Amarnath. The movie had Nalini Jaiwant, Shammi Kapoor, Hiralal, Achla Sachdev, Amar, Wazir Mohammad Khan, Ramesh Thakur, Amrit Rana, Gope etc in it.
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This article is written by Sudhir, 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.
Ye Hai Bombay Meri Jaan – 1
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Silence. . . Silence on the sets
Lights. . .
Camera. . .
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Breakfast. . .
On Sunday (21 Dec), when the gangout happened in Bombay, many things converged together, including a lot of birds of the same feather. And with it also came the ideas around another new series (this one). But more about the series later.
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Phir aah dil se nikli
Posted on: August 3, 2012
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Today (3 august) is the birth anniversary of Shakeel Badayuni (3 august 1916- 20 april 1970). The combination of Shakeel Badayuni as a lyricist as Naushad as a music director was one of the most common and most successful lyricist-music director combinations of the golden era of Hindi movies. They worked together in as many as thirty movies.
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Hindi movie songs cover lots of ground as far as depicting various human feelings as well as activities of Indians are concerned. But there are still a few regular activities that have been sadly underrepresented. For instance, there are hardly any songs for an activity as common as buying and selling of vegetables.
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Late 1960s and early 1970s were a period which saw the creation of several songs that have now become integral parts of Indian weddings. These are songs whose tunes are played in most Indian baaraats almost without fail.
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“Aawaaz” (1956) is a Mehboob Production movie. This movie was directed by Zia Sarhadi. The sttar cast of this movie had names like Rajendra Kumar, Nalini Jaywant, Usha Kiran, Zul Vellani, Anwar, N. Hussain, Mukri, Murad, Leela Chitnis, Jagdeep in it.
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