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Jab Nainon Mein Koi Aan Basey
Posted on: September 22, 2017
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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.
Saga Of Sleepless Nights – 3
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neend kabhi rehti thi aankhon mein
ab rehte hain saanwariya
Aah, so now we know, the sleep can no longer come to the eyes, for the eyes are already occupied with the images of the beloved. You cannot accommodate two swords in a single scabbard. Or for that matter, two lions in the same cave. So it has to be that sleep will have to wait outside, while the joys of visions of the beloved crowd all the room inside the eyes.
I fall back on Shakespeare, yet once again – this endearing snippet from a sonnet, that tells of why the eyes are without sleep, although the limbs are dreadfully tired. Just read these lines,
weary with toil, i haste me to my bed,
the dear repose for limbs with travel tired;
but then begins a journey in my head
to work my mind, when body’s work’s expired:for then my thoughts–from far where i abide–
intend a zealous pilgrimage to thee,
and keep my drooping eyelids open wide,
looking on darkness which the blind do see:save that my soul’s imaginary sight
presents thy shadow to my sightless view,
which, like a jewel hung in ghastly night,
makes black night beauteous, and her old face new.
He is putting the blame on his thoughts; that they are intending to make a pilgrimage to you, and intend to keep the drooping eyelids open wide. And when that sight is reached – “thy shadow to my sightless view”, it is like a bright shining jewel hung in the darkness of the ‘ghastly night’. And the consequential effect – the night becomes ‘beauteous’ and her old tired face seems so new. And this jewel of an image is preferred over the fatigue of the limbs and the sleep that they are demanding.
But even Shakespeare sound somewhat rough around the edges, when we compare his creation to the similar sounding songs of Hindi films. Think of “Neend Kabhi Rehti Thi Aankhon Mein, Ab Rehte Hain Saanwariya” (‘Aasra’, 1966). And my mind would prefer the soft melody of this song. Or the lilting strains of “Meri Aankhon Mein Bas Gaya Koi Re, Mujhe Neend Na Aaye Mein Kya Karoon” (‘Barsaat’, 1949).
Today’s song is somewhat unfamiliar – from the 1950 film ‘Muqaddar’. The singer is Nalini Jaiwant. Lyrics are from the pen of Raja Mehdi Ali Khan, and the music is composed by Khemchand Prakash and Bhola Shreshtha. Yes, the Geet Kosh indicates that the music is composed by the two together. This would be one of the very last films of Kehmchand Prakash, as he passed away on 10th Aug of 1950. So it is possible that the work begun by him, was completed by Bhola Shreshtha.
Nalini Jaiwant has a small repertoire of songs she has rendered in Hindi films. Her singing in films is clustered in two periods – from 1941 to 1943 and then from 1948 to 1950. One solo film follows in 1955. The films are ‘Bahen’, ‘Nirdosh’, ‘Radhika’ in 1941, ‘Aankh Micholi’ in 1942 and ‘Adaab Arz’ in 1943. Then we have ‘Gunjan’ in 1948, ‘Chakori’ in 1949, and then ‘Hindustan Hamaara’ and ‘Muqaddar’ in 1950. The film in 1955 is ‘Chingaari’. Total songs she has sung in films is 40, as per Geet Kosh listings. On the blog, we already have showcased six songs in her voice. This is her seventh rendering to be represented here.
Listen to this perky rendering, and if in love, prepare for another night without sleep.
And so continues the saga of sleepless nights. . .
Song – Jab Nainon Mein Koi Aan Basey (Muqaddar) (1950) Singer – Nalini Jaiwant, Lyrics – Raja Mehdi Ali Khan, MD – Khemchand Prakash-Bhola Shreshtha
Lyrics
jab nainon mein koi aan basey
jab nainon mein koi aan basey
phir neend kahaan
o phir chain kahaan
phir neend kahaan
o phir chain kahaan
jab dil mein pyaar ki hook uthey
phir neend kahaan
o phir chain kahaan
phir neend kahaan
o phir chain kahaan
jab boley papiha piya piya
jab boley papiha piya piya
thar thar kaanpe haaye mora jiya
thar thar kaanpe haaye mora jiya
jab thandi hawa betaab bahe
jab thandi hawa betaab bahe
phir neend kahaan
o phir chain kahaan
phir neend kahaan
o phir chain kahaan
jab prem badariya chhaai ho
jab prem badariya chhaai ho
aur yaad
aur yaad kisi ki aai ho
aur yaad kisi ki aai ho
ik dil ko ik dil yaad kare
ik dil ko ik dil yaad kare
phir neend kahaan
o phir chain kahaan
phir neend kahaan
o phir chain kahaan
kuchh keh gaye aankhon aankhon mein
kuchh keh gaye aankhon aankhon mein. . .
dil le gaye
dil le gaye baaton baaton mein
dil le gaye baaton baaton mein
jab dil na kisi ke paas rahe
jab dil na kisi ke paas rahe
phir neend kahaan
o phir chain kahaan
phir neend kahaan
o phir chain kahaan
jab nainon mein koi aan basey
phir neend kahaan
o phir chain kahaan
phir neend kahaan
o phir chain kahaan
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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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जब नैनों में कोई आन बसे
जब नैनों में कोई आन बसे
फिर नींद कहाँ
ओ फिर चैन कहाँ
फिर नींद कहाँ
ओ फिर चैन कहाँ
जब दिल में प्यार की हूक उठे
फिर नींद कहाँ
ओ फिर चैन कहाँ
फिर नींद कहाँ
ओ फिर चैन कहाँ
जब बोले पपीहा पिया पिया
जब बोले पपीहा पिया पिया
थर थर काँपे हाए मोरा जिया
थर थर काँपे हाए मोरा जिया
जब ठंडी हवा बेताब बहे
जब ठंडी हवा बेताब बहे
फिर नींद कहाँ
ओ फिर चैन कहाँ
फिर नींद कहाँ
ओ फिर चैन कहाँ
जब प्रेम बदरिया छाई हो
जब प्रेम बदरिया छाई हो
और याद
और याद किसी की आई हो
और याद किसी की आई हो
इक दिल को इक दिल याद करे
इक दिल को इक दिल याद करे
फिर नींद कहाँ
ओ फिर चैन कहाँ
फिर नींद कहाँ
ओ फिर चैन कहाँ
कुछ कह गए आँखों आँखों में
कुछ कह गए आँखों आँखों में॰ ॰ ॰
दिल ले गए
दिल ले गए बातों बातों में
दिल ले गए बातों बातों में
जब दिल न किसी के पास रहे
जब दिल न किसी के पास रहे
फिर नींद कहाँ
ओ फिर चैन कहाँ
फिर नींद कहाँ
ओ फिर चैन कहाँ
जब नैनों में कोई आन बसे
फिर नींद कहाँ
ओ फिर चैन कहाँ
फिर नींद कहाँ
ओ फिर चैन कहाँ
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“Biwi”(1950) was directec by Kishore Sharma for Paristan Pictures, Bombay. The movie had Mumtaz Shanti, Veena, Madhuri, Naasser, Pran, Ram Lal, Murad, Gulnaar, Anjaam, Shabnam, Sheila Verman etc in it.
The movie had 13 songs in it that were composed by Sharma Jee (aka Khayyaam) and Aziz Hindi.
Here is the third song from “Biwi” (1950) to appear in the blog. The song is sung by Meena Kapoor. Lyrics are by Wali Sahab. Aziz Hindi is the music director.
Only the audio of this song is available. I request our knowledgeable readers to throw light on the picturisation of this song.
Song-Kahin chaandni hai kahin hai andhera (Biwi)(1950) Singer-Meena Kapoor, Lyrics-Wali Sahab, MD-Aziz Hindi
Lyrics
kahin chaandni hai
kahin hai andhera
kahin chaandni hai
kahin hai andhera
ye zaalim zamaana
na tera na mera
ye zaalim zamaana
na tera na mera
koi us’se poochhe
khizaan ki bahaaren
khizaan ki bahaaren
koi us’se poochhe
khizaan ki bahaaren
khizaan ki bahaaren
bahaaron mein ujda ho jiska basera
bahaaron mein ujda ho jiska basera
ye zaalim zamaana
na tera na mera
ye zaalim zamaana
mujhe maut ki neend soney de humdum m m m m
mujhe maut ki neend soney de humdum
soney de humdum
meri shaam e gham ka
aa aa aa aa
meri shaam e gham ka nahin hai savera
ye zaalim zamaana
na tera na mera
ye zaalim zamaana
khushi meri duniya mein aayi magar yoon
oon oon oon oon
khushi meri duniya mein aayi magar yoon
ke mele mein jaise ho
mele mein jaise ho
jogi ka phera
ye zaalim zamaana
na tera na mera
ye zaalim zamaana
kahin chaandni hai
kahin hai andhera
ye zaalim zamaana
na tera na mera
ye zaalim zamaana
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“Birha Ki Raat” (1950) was directed by Jagidaar for Noble Arts Production. The movie had Dev Anand, Snehprabha, Nargis, Snehprabha, Om Prakash, Jagirdar, Madan Puri etc in it.
The movie had eight songs in it. seven songs from the movie have been discussed in the past.
Here is the eightt and final song from the movie to appear in the blog.
This rare song is sung by Shamshad Begam and chorus. Sarshar Sailaani is the lyricist. Music is composed by Husnlal Bhagartam.
Only the audio of the song is available. I request our knowledgeable readers to throw light on the picturisation of this song.
With this song, “Birha Ki Raat” (1950) joins the list of movies that have all their songs covered in the blog. It is the first movie in nearly four weeks to get YIPPEED in the blog. This YIPPEE project as well as the debutant movie project have slowed down of late, but hopefully it is just a temporary phase of lull.
Song-Bas dekhte hi dil mera deewaaana ho gaya(Birha Ki Raat)(1950) Singer-Shamshad Begam, Sarshar Sailaani, Husnlal Bhagatram
Chorus
Lyrics
unka qusoor thhaa
na hamaara qusoor thha
aankhon mein aankhen daal ke ae
dekha zurooor thha
aaa aaa aaa
bas dekhte hi
bas dekhte hi dil mera deewaaana ho gaya
haay pehli mulaaqaat
haay pehli mulaaqaat ka bahaana ho gaya
dil ki baat lab pe aayi
aa ke reh gayi
dil ki baat lab pe aayi
aa ke reh gayi
lab jo baat keh na sake
aankh keh gayi
haaye aankh keh gayi
bas itni si
bas itni si baat ka fasaana ho gaya
haay pehli mulaaqaat
haay pehli mulaaqaat ka bahaana ho gaya
bas dekhte hi
jaadoo bhare nainwa ko maan gaye ham
jaadoo bhare nainwa ko maan gaye ham
pyaar kise kehte hain ye jaan gaye ham
haaye jaan gaye ham
lo aaj samaa
lo aaj samaa aur bhi suhaana ho gaya
haay pehli mulaaqaat
haay pehli mulaaqaat ka bahaana ho gaya
bas dekhte hi
bas dekhte hi dil mera deewaana ho gaya
haay pehli mulaaqaat
haay pehli mulaaqaat ka bahaana ho gaya
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 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.
Today’s song is from film Lajawab-50. It was a production of Variety pictures – a company owned by actress Ashalata Biswas- wife of Anil Biswas ( real name Mehrunnisa Bhagat). It is needless to state that the music for this and every film of this company, was composed by Anil Biswas. The film was directed by the veteran J.P.Advani, who was known to Anil Biswas from the mid 30s. However, they came together only in 3 successive films, namely Veena-48, Laadli-49 and Lajawab-50.
Jagatrai Pesumal Advani was born on 17-5-1903 in Hyderabad ( Sindh ). After graduating, he studied film making in Germany in the 1920s. After coming back to India, he joined Mohan Bhavnani – a big gun in those days- as his assistant. His first film as a Director was Heer Ranjha-1931. He shifted to Saroj Movietone in 1934 and then to Karachi to work for Golden Eagle Company. He was considered an expert who could handle the Heroines at his will.
He directed about 30 films, including a Hindi/Punjabi bilingual film Sassi-Punnu-46. His Filmography is- 1931: Heer Ranjha; 1933: Zehar-e-Ishq; 1934: Afghan Abla; Dilara; Gafil Musafir; Johar-e-Shamsheer; Tilasmi Talwar; Vasantsena; Flashing Sword; 1935: Bahar-e- Sulemani; Farebi Duniya; Shah Behram; 1936: Elaan-e-Jung; Shokh Dilruba; Sipahsalaar; 1937: Saqi; Insaaf; 1939: Dekha Jayega; 1940: Dharma Bandhan; Sneh Bandhan; 1941: Shehzadi; 1942: Suhagan; 1943: Sahara; 1946: Sassi Punnu; 1948: Veena; 1949: Laadli; 1950: Wafaa; Lajawaab; 1952: Saloni; 1954: Danka; 1955: Hasina.
The cast of the film consisted of Rehana, Sohan, Kuldeep Kaur, David, Pran, Iftekhar etc etc. Not much information is available about this Hero- Sohan. In Hindi films, many aspirants tried their luck. Not all of them got an opportunity to enter films. In the early era, it was easy, but as the years passed by, it became difficult for the hopefuls. Few lucky ones got a Mentor- it helped them to only to enter films but not stay in the industry.
“Aaye bhi vo, gaye bhi vo, khatam fasana ho gaya “. These newcomers were given a fair opportunity to showcase their abilities, but unfortunately, despite their honest efforts, their skill did not show up and the audience was unimpressed. They got big banners, good experienced directors, but they disappointed their Mentors with non existent abilities to act. They proved to be ‘Non- Actors ‘.
Among them, some male actor’s names which I remember off hand are Arjun in Malhar-51, Rattan Chopra in Aman-67,Mom ki Gudia-72, Vijay kumar in Alif laila-54,Premendra in Holi aayee re-70, Deepak kumar in Aabroo-68, Ajay in Wapas-69, Som Dutt in mann ka meet-68, Vikram in Julie-75,Rajeev Kapoor in Raam teri Ganga maili-85, Shekhar Suman in Utsav-84, Kaycee mehra in Chhabilee-60 and mem didi-61, prashant in Sehra-63, Ashok Sharma in Hamari yaad aayegi-61, Ajit Chitnis in Aaj ki baat-55, Nusrat Kardar in Dard-47, Manish in Saraswati Chandra-68, Rajiv in Nayi umar ki nayi fasal-65, Aroop kumar in Bezubaan-62 etc etc.
Sohan kapila was also one such actor, who was not successful as a Hero. Actually, big banners like Filmistan supported him. He got seasoned Heroines like Geeta Bali and Rehana as well as Debutants Jayashree Gadkar and Nalini Chonkar, but nothing worked. He proved that you can take the Horse to the water, but you can not make it drink !!! He acted in Girls school-49, lajawab-50, Sanskar-58, Ek armaan mera-59, Chaand ki duniya-59, Babar-60, Commercial pilot officer-63 and picnik-66 and may be some more as character roles. After he retired, his daughter actress Padmini Kapila also had the same fate !
Film Lajawab-50 had another interesting artiste- Kuldeep kaur. Her life story is very interesting. Born in 1927 at Lahore, Kuldeep Kaur was the daughter of a wealthy landlord family of Punjab and the daughter-in-law of the grandson of Ranjit Singh’s daredevil military commander, General Sham Singh Attariwala.
Her in-laws lived in the village of Attari. Located on Amritsar district’s border with Lahore district, just off the Grand Trunk Road, it was 18 miles away from both Amritsar and Lahore.
Kuldip Kaur was a very shy and simple, beautiful Sikh woman.
Her rich landlord husband, Mohinder Singh Sidhu (also called Mohinder Singh Pompa), was a spoiled chap. He hardly spent a day without visiting either Lahore or Amritsar. He was a good friend of Maharaja Jagatjit Singh of Kapurthala and visited his French style palace – modelled on the Versailles – as well as the magnificent Jagatjit Club several times during the winters. During the summers the Maharaja himself was often on a tour of France and other European countries and was seldom available in Kapurthala.
Kuldip Kaur was brought up like a princess. Her spoiled Sardar husband wanted his wife to be like a modern westernized lady. He wanted his wife to learn swimming and rub shoulders with the club-going English elite based in Lahore and Amritsar.
Once exposed to the club culture, Kuldip Kaur also started getting a taste of its dark side. Since Lahore was a film city, Kuldip Kaur started dreaming about becoming a film actress.
According to one story, Kuldip Kaur started admiring the professional qualities of actor Pran Nath, who was in film acting in Lahore since 1940, when he successfully performed the role of a hero in Punjabi film “Yamla Jutt” (The Simple Peasant).
By July and August of 1947, communal violence erupted into a full-fledged exercise in ethnic cleansing, with Muslims on one side and Sikhs and Hindus on the other. Both Lahore and Amritsar were engulfed in the worst sectarian violence in recent history.
Both Pran and Kuldip Kaur were made to leave Lahore in a jiffy, leaving virtually every belonging behind. Her own village being right on the border was also not peaceful. So Kuldip
Kaur left straight for Bombay. According to one story, in order to impress Pran, Kuldip Kaur decided to bring Pran’s stranded car from Lahore to Bombay.
In a gesture of unprecedented daredevilry, she travelled from the safety of Amritsar to Lahore and drove Pran’s car first to Amritsar and then all the way to Bombay, where she handed over the keys to a surprised but grateful Pran.
After leaving for Bombay, Kuldip Kaur’s contact with her parents and in-laws got diminished. On arrival in Bombay, Kuldip Kaur made up her mind to plunge headlong into the film industry. She was prepared to act in Hindi/Urdu as well as Punjabi films. The experts of film industry were of the opinion that her large piercing eyes and her flat
chin made her an ideal choice for the role of a vamp.
The first ranking heroines of the time included Naseem Bano, Madhubala, Nargis, Suraiya and Nutan. Other heroines included Binarai, Shyama, Nimmi, Nirupa Roy, Meena Shori, Nigar Sultana, Veena and Kamini Kaushal. There was a shortage of ladies willing to perform the role of vamps.
One of Kuldip Kaur’s first films was a Punjabi blockbuster “Chaman” (1948). Within the same year Kuldip Kaur acted in two Hindi/Urdu films “Ziddi” and “Grahasthi“. All her 1948 films did well. After that she never looked back and went from strength to strength. At one stage Kuldip Kaur was so busy in her film roles that for a long duration she did not visit Punjab.
In 1949, Kuldip Kaur worked in at least two films “Ek Thi Ladki” and “Kaneez”. “Ek Thi Ladki” was a blockbuster. Music Director Vinod composed some great tunes for this movie. “Kaneez” did not do too well.In 1950, Kuldip Kaur acted in two great musical Hindi movies “Samadhi” and “Adhi Raat” and did two Punjabi movies “Madaari” and “Chhai”.
1951 was a great year for her: she played the roles of vamps in six movies – “Stage”, “Rajput”, “Nai Zindagi”, “Ek Nazar”, “Afsana” and “Mukhra”. Her role in film “Afsana” received critical acclaim.
1952 was another great year for Kuldip Kaur. She worked in four movies – “Shisham”, “Nau Bahar”, “Baiju Bawra” and “Anjaam”. Again her role was highly praised in what became an all-time classic, “Baiju Bawra”. In 1953 again, Kuldip Kaur had four films – “Mashooka”, “Baaz”, “Anarkali” and “Aabshar”. Of these, “Anarkali” was a super hit and her role stole the limelight. 1954 proved another great year. She was featured in three movies – “Lal Pari”, “Gul Bahar” and “Daak Babu”.
1955 was one of her busiest professional years. She played the bad girl’s role in “Teer Andaz”, “Miss Coca Cola”, “Mast Qalandar” and “Jashan”. In 1956, things slowed down a bit. She worked in two films, but none was released. Two of Kuldip Kaur starrers spilled over into the new year and were released in 1957. These were “Sheroo” and “Ek Saal”. In 1958 Kuldip Kaur had her roles in two films “Sahara” and “Panchyat”. In 1959, she did three films – “Pyaar Ka Rishta”, “Mohar” and “Jagir”. Out of these, one film, “Mohar,” was a great musical. Its music composed by Madan Mohan was simply outstanding.
When Kuldip had fewer Hindi films in hand, she worked in Punjabi films. 1960 started as a reasonably good year for Kuldip Kaur. She had a Hindi film, “Maa Baap,” and a Punjabi film, “Yamla Jutt”.But during this very year, her life was cut short when she got some thorns in her feet and legs and she pulled those out by herself. True to her character of a daredevil woman, she did not seek medical advice immediately. Her sores became not only septic, but she contracted tetanus too, which was then incurable.
Kuldip Kaur died in 1960.
Today’s song is the 5th song to be posted from this film. There were total 11 songs. I feel this film had some of the best songs of Anil Biswas. All the 3 duets of Anil Biswas and Lata are very good. Today’s duet is the third of them, in which Anil Biswas has no words but makes only funny sounds. Enjoy this melodious duet….
Song-Do din bahaar hai do din ka pyaar hai (Laajawaab)(1950) Singers-Lata, Lyrics-Prem Dhawan, MD-Anil Biswas
Male chorus + Anil Biswas
Female chorus
Lyrics
hoyi hoyi hoyi
hoyiya re hoyiya
hoyi hoyi hoyi
hoyiya re hoyiya
ho ho ho ho ho ho
hoyi hoyi hoyi
hoyiya re hoyiya
ho ho ho ho ho
hoyi hoyi hoyi
hoyiya re hoyiya
hoyi hoyi hoyi
hoyiya re hoyiya
ho ho ho ho ho
hoyi hoyi hoyi
hoyiya re hoyiya
hoyi hoyi hoyi hoyiya
re hoyiya
hoyi hoyi hoyi
hoyiya re hoyiya
do din bahaar hai
do din ka pyaar hai
do din ki hai ye zindgaani
hoyi hoyi hoyi
hoyiya re hoyiya
do din bahaar hai
do din ka pyaar hai
do din ki hai ye zindgaani
hoyi hoyi hoyi
hoyiya re hoyiya
duniya jawaan hai
dil mein toofaan hai
duniya jawaan hai
dil me toofaan hai
kar le ji bhar ke tu manmaani ee
do din bahaar hai
do din ka pyaar hai
do din ki hai ye zindgani
hoyi hoyi hoyi
hoyiya re hoyiya
hoyi hoyi hoyi
hoyiya re hoyiya
hoyi hoyi hoyi
hoyiya re hoyiya
bhanwron se boli ye baad e saba
bhanwron se boli ye baad e saba
lo kaliyaan hansi
lo chaman khil gaya
lo kaliyaan hansi
lo kaliyaan hansi
lo kaliyaan hansi
lo chaman khil gaya
phoolon pe jhoom lo
kaliyon ko chum lo
phoolon pe jhoom lo
kaliyon ko choom lo
aayegi phir na rut suhaani ee
do din bahaar hai
do din ka pyaar hai
do din ki hai ye zindgaani
hoyi hoyi hoyi
hoyiya re hoyiya
hoyi hoyi hoyi
hoyiya re hoyiya
jo kahana hai tumse wo kah na sakoon
na kahne ke dukh ko main sah na sakoon
jo kahana hai tumse wo kah na sakoon
na kahne ke dukh ko main sah na sakoon
dil bekaraar hai
tumpe nisaar hai
dil bekaraar hai
tumpe nisaar hai
itni si hai meri kahaani ee
do din bahaar hai
do din ka pyaar hai
do din ki hai ye zindgani
hoyi hoyi hoyi hoyiya re hoyiya
do din bahaar hai
do din ka pyaar hai
do din ki hai ye zindgani
hoyi hoyi hoyi
hoyiya ri hoyiya
hoyi hoyi hoyi
hoyiya re hoyiya
ho ho ho ho ho
hoyi hoyi hoyi hoyiya re hoyiya
ho ho ho ho ho
hoyi hoyi hoyi hoyiya re hoyiya
ho ho ho ho ho
hoyi hoyi hoyi hoyiya re hoyiya
Ik baar nigaahen milti hain
Posted on: September 10, 2017
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“Birha Ki Raat” (1950) was directed by Jagidaar for Noble Arts Production. The movie had Dev Anand, Snehprabha, Nargis, Snehprabha, Om Prakash, Jagirdar, Madan Puri etc in it.
The movie had eight songs in it. Si of these songshave been discussed in the past. Here is the seventh song from the movie.
This song is sung by Geeta Dutt. Sarshar Sailaani is the lyricist. Music is composed by Husnlal Bhagartam.
Only the audio of the song is available. I request our knowledgeable readers to throw light on the picturisation of this song.
Song-Ik baar nigaahen milti hain (Birha Ki Raat)(1950) Singer-Geeta Dutt, Lyrics-Sarshar Sailaani, MD-Husnlal Bhagatram
Lyrics
ik baar
ik baar nigaahen milti hain
ik baar mohabbat hoti hai
hoti hai
ik baar
ik baar ummeedon ki raani
phoolon ki sej pe soti hai
soti hai
ik baar
ik baar ye shola uthhta hai
ik baar ye jaadu chalta hai
ik baar ye shola uthhta hai
ik baar ye jaadu chalta hai
ik baar ye sauda hota hai
ik baar ye paudha phalta hai
ik baar
ik baar nigaahen milti hain
ik baar mohabbat hoti hai
hoti hai
ik baar
kitna bhi ghul mil jaaye koi
begaane hain phir begaane
kitna bhi ghul mil jaaye koi
begaane hain phir begaane
is bhed ko duniya kya samjhe
is raaz ko duniya kya jaane
ik baar
ik baar nigaahen milti hai
ik baar mohabbat hoti hai
hoti hai
ik baar
ik baar ummeedon ki raani
phoolon ki sej pe soti hai
soti hai
ik baar
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“Raaj Mukut” (1950) was directed by N Vakil for Mohan Pictures. The movie had Nimmi, Jairaj, Veena, Ramsingh, Sapru, Tabassum, R. Sinha etc in it. The movie had eleven songs in it. Two of these songs have been covered in the blog.
Here is the third song from “Raaj Mukut” (1950) to appear in the blog. This song is sung by Shamshad Begam and Rafi. Bharat Vyas is the lyricist. Music is composed by Pt Govindram.
Only the audio of this song is available. This song is an epression of love cum sawaal-jawaab song. I request our knowledgeable readers to throw light on the picturisation of this song.
Song-Apni nagariya chhod ke raaja mere gaanv kyun aaye(Raaj Mukut)(1950) Singers-Shamshad Begam, Rafi, Lyrics-Bharat Vyas, MD-Pt Govindram
Lyrics
apni nagariya chhod ke raaja
mere gaanv kyun aaye
ho raaja
mere gaanv kyun aaye ho
apni nagariya chhod ke raaja
mere gaanv kyun aaye ho
mere gaanv kyun aaye ho jee
mere gaanv kyun aaye ho
apni nagariya chhod ke raja
mere gaanv kyun aaye
ho raaja
mere gaav kyun aaye ho
meri nagariya sooni padi thhi
ghor andhera chhaaya thha
us nagri mein rahte rahte
jiya mera ghabraaya thha
tere nagar mein chaand nahin kya
nahin chamakte taare hain
jagmag karti kirnon ke
kya wahaan nahin najaare hain
chaand sitaare sabhi wahaan hain
lekin aisa chaand kahaan
lekin aisa chaand kahaan
chaand sitaare sabhi wahaan hai
lekin aisa chaand kahaan
lekin aisa chaand kahaan
jise dhoondhne main nikla hoon
wo hai mera chaand yahaan
jise dhoondhne main nikla hoon
wo hai mera chaand yahaan
isi chaand ki khaatir gori
nagar nagar bharmaaya hoon
apni nagariya chhod ke gori
tere gaanv yoon aaya hoon
o pardesi tere nagar mein
roop nahin kya rang nahin
o pardesi tere nagar mein
roop nahin kya rang nahin
gungun karte bhanwron ke dal
phool kamal ke sang nahin
sun pardesan
roop wahaan hai
lekin aisa rang nahin
lekin aisa rang nahin
jeewan hai jeete hain hum
par jeene ka koi dhang nahin
jeewan hai jeete hain hum
par jeene ka koi dhang nahin
tere gaanv ke jharnon ki sargam sun’ne lalchaaya hoon
tere gaanv ke jharnon ki sargam sun’ne lalchaaya hoon
apni nagariya chhod ke gori
tere gaanv yoon aaya hoon
main tere gaanv yoon aaya hoon
Ghir ke baadal aaye
Posted on: August 29, 2017
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“Alakh Niranjan”(1950) aka “Raja Gopichand” was directed by Gunjal for super Pictures, Bombay. This movie had Nirupa Roy, Durga Khote, Sapru, Ulhas, Trilok Kapoor, Shanta Kunwar, Chanda Kumari, Chaube Ji, Mitthu Miyaan, Master Ratan etc in it.
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zamaanaa bade shauq se sun raha tha
hameen so gaye daastaan kehte kehte
hameen so gaye
Today is the remembrance day of legendary singer Mukesh. (23 July 1922 to 27 August 1976).
“Each word from his lips was a pearl. No one could sing the way Mukesh did, with the right diction, inflexion and intonation. His vocal timbre was out of this world.”
These are the words of composer Salil Choudhary in praise of the voice of Mukesh.
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Today (15 august 2017) is the 71st independence day of India.
This is the 10st independence day for this blog. We have discussed all well known independence day songs during the past occasions. But no, we have not run out of songs for the occasions. We still have quite a few such songs up our sleeve.
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