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Shankar-Jaikishen in the 50s
The second song in the series “Shankar-Jaikishen in the 50s” is a duet of Asha and Manna Dey from the film “Baaghi Sipaahi”(1958).
By 1955, with great efforts and difficulties, Shankar Jaikishan came out of the rigouring influence and control of Raj Kapoor on their music compositions. Now they were free to fly high and be the “Numero Uno “.
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“Bombay Mail”(1935) was directed by R P Bhatt for Prakash Pictures, Bombay. The movie had Panna, Rajkumari, Jayant, Lallubhai, Ismail, Raja Babu, S Nazir, Umakant etc in it.
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Ye kaun thhak ke so raha
Posted on: November 27, 2015
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Let us today listen this haunting melody, a gem of a song, long lost undeservedly. I wonder why RonoDeb Mukherji, the music Director, faded after certainly an applaudable album of ‘Tu hi meri zindagi’ (1965).
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“Baarish”(1957) was produced by K H Kapadiya and directed by Shankar Mukherji for Alankar Chitra, Bombay. The movie had Dev Anand, Nutan, Lalita Pawar, Helen, Anwar Hussan, Nana Palsikar, Jagdish Sethi, Mehmood, Kumkum, Gope, Madan Puri, Kumud Tripathi etc in it.
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“Hathhkadi”(1958) was directed by Sudarshan Bhatia for D S Films. The movie had Motilal, Shakila, Sajjan, Jabeen Jaleel, Amarnath, Umesh S, Murad etc in it.
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Shankar-Jaikishen in the 50s-1
We are starting a New Series from today- “Shankar-Jaikishen in the 50s”.
There was a Shankar-Jaikishan mania in the 50s and the 60s. They not only had popularity,versatility and flexibility but also unparallelled success. After Husnlal-Bhagatram, it was Shankar-Jaikishan pair who actually set the trend of composer duos in Hindi films. After Shankar-Jaikishan, no new solo composer, barring perhaps R D Burman,tasted such consistent success. Even R D Burman confessed that in the 1980s, he lost out to competition from duos everywhere.
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Zamaana das das ke das note ka
Posted on: November 26, 2015
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This article is the 11600th song post in the blog.
We in this blog discuss songs ranging mostly from 1931 to 1980s and sometimes from songs falling outside this range as well. One can often judge the era of the song by listening to it. Sometimes the lyrics of the song deal with some important happenings of the era as well.
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I am back again to old films. This time it is a fun song from film Kaneez-1949.
After the partition in 1947, normalcy was returning in both Pakistani and Indian film industries by 1948-49. Most migrations-both ways- were over, though minor ones continued up to the mid 1960s. After 1965, there was no exchange of films, nor was there any movement of artistes between the two countries- barring a few exceptions in case of artistes. The new rulers of Pakistan were convinced that Indian films( being superior in every aspect ) were killing their indigenous film industry. Perhaps they forgot that majority of adult population of Pakistan had grown up on Indian films, music and the culture. And therefore smuggling of Indian films and Music became a huge business in Pakistan after the 1960s.
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