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Barse Badariya Saawan Ki

Posted by: skapur01 on: April 6, 2020

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This article is written by Sadanand Kamath, a fellow enthusaist 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.

Blog Day :

4280

Post No. :

15522

Movie Count :

4278

Today morning, I saw a message in my mail box from Sudhir ji in which he gave me a link of a Hindi song from a Bangla film which I have not covered so far in the series ‘Hindi songs from Bangla Films’. I took the note of the song and told him that I will write an article covering the song in the coming days. In the afternoon, I got another message from Sudhir ji on whatsapp with an urgent note that today is the birth anniversary of Suchitra Sen and I should write an article on the occasion covering the song referred to by him which is picturised on Suchitra Sen.

Suchitra Sen has been one of my favourite actresses since I saw her performance in ‘Aandhi’ (1975). After watching her performances in many Bangla films in the recent period, my admiration for her as a performing artist has grown. So, it is an opportunity for me to write a tribute to her on behalf of our blog on the occasion of her 89^th birth anniversary today, April 6^th.

Most of the Hindi film audience may not be much familiar with Suchitra Sen as she had acted in only 7 Hindi films. Her Hindi films were ‘Devdas’ (1955) in the role of Paro with Dilip Kumar, ‘Musafir’ (1957) with Shekhar, ‘Champakali’ (1957) with Bharat Bhushan, ‘Sarhad’ (1960) and ‘Bambai Ka Babu’ (1960) with Dev Anand, ‘Mamta’ (1966) with Ashok Kumar / Dharmendra and ‘Aandhi’ (1975) with Sanjeev Kumar. It was the latter two films which made her well-known amongst Hindi film audiences of that time. Unfortunately, there was no occasion for further opportunity to work in Hindi films as she took voluntary retirement 1978 from the film industry.

Suchitra Sen (06/04/1931 – 17/01/2014) whose real name was Roma Dasgupta. She was born in Sen Bangabaari village in Pabna district in East Bengal (now Bangla Desh). The family migrated to Calcutta (now Kolkata) during the partition in 1947. At the age of 16, she got married to Dibanath Sen, a marine engineer and a son of an industrialist. She joined Bangla film industry in 1952 with the support from her father-in-law and her husband who financed her initial films.

Suchitra Sen’s first film was ‘Shesh Kothay’ (1952) which was never released. Her first officially released film was ‘Saat Number Kayedi’ (1953) in which her lead actor was Uttam Kumar who had been then labelled as a ‘flop hero’ due to films in which he worked in 1948-52 flopped at the box office. It was a coincidence that his first film with Suchitra Sen became a box office hit. Since then, the Suchitra Sen-Uttam Kumar pair worked in about 30 films. Almost all of which became box office hits.

During her filmy career (1952-78), Suchitra Sen worked in about 60 films (including 7 Hindi films). I have seen some of her Bangla films which gives me an impression that she was selective, especially from 1960 onwards, in choosing the films with good story line in which she as a heroine got more or less equal footages with the hero of her films. A few of films of her during this period were with woman-oriented stories.

Among the Bangla films I watched, Suchitra Sen gave excellent performances in ‘Saat Pake Bandha’, ‘Uttar Phalguni’ and ‘Deep Jwele Jai’. I feel that she reserved her best for these three films. These films were critically acclaimed and were remade in Hindi like ‘Mamta’ (1966) from ’Uttar Phalguni’ (1963), ‘Kora Kaagaz’ (1974) from ‘Saat Paake Bandha’ (1963), ‘Khamoshi’ (1966) from ‘Deep Jwele Jaai’ (1959) etc

Apart from her good performances and box office success records as an actor, Suchitra Sen’s professional approach to her career must have made the film producers to give her preference while choosing the heroine. For instance, she refused the role in one of Satyajit Ray’s film because he wanted her to give bulk dates for shooting which would have affected the producers of her other films.

Sometime in 1970, Suchitra Sen lost her husband while on a visit to the USA. One of her close confidants was of the view that though she did not cancel any schedule of shooting at that time, her husband’s death was the beginning of her moving towards a secluded life. The failure of her film ‘Pranay Pasha’ (1978), made her to retire from the film industry at the age of 47. However, over a period of time, it became evident that with retirement from the films, she had also shunned public life. She spent her last 35 years in her house as recluse, confining herself within a close circle of family and a few friends. During this period, she did not attend any public functions. She refused Dada Saheb Phalke Award in 2005 just to avoid going to Delhi and the public glare.

Suchitra Sen suffered from lung infections for which she was admitted in a Kolkata hospital sometime in December 2013. She had almost recovered from her ailment but on January 17, 2014, she got a cardiac arrest which took her life.

[Note: Some of the information on Suchitra Sen is based on a number of articles available on-line including some from Gopal Krishna Roy, a film journalist with United News of India who remained one of a very few close confidants of Suchitra Sen until her death].

On the occasion of Suchitra Sen’s birth anniversary, here is a very popular Meera bhajan “Barse Badariya Saawan Ki’ which is sung by Geeta Dutt for the Bangla film ‘Grihaprabesh’ (1954). The song is picturised on Suchitra Sen and a girl whom I am not able to recognise. The song is intercepted after the mukhda with Bangla dialogues between Suchitra Sen and Uttam Kumar who joins them. After the end of the dialogue, the song is resumed with Uttam Kumar playing tabla.

As per www.geetadutt.com , the other voice in the bhajan in the mukhda part is that of Krishna Banerjee who lip sync for the girl. Mukul Roy is the music director.

In the audio version of the song uploaded by SAREGAMA, the song starts after the dialogues in the sound track version of the song. The lyrics are based on the video version of the song.

This popular Meera bhajan has been rendered by many singers including Lata Mangeshkar, Suman Kalyanpur, Sudha Malhotra and other Hindustani classical singers. Geeta Dutt adds one more variation to this bhajan and I like it. Suchitra Sen lends serenity to the bhajan.

Video

Audio

Song – Barse Badariya Saawan Ki (Grihaprabesh) (1954) Singer – Geeta Dutt, Krishna Bannerjee, Lyrics – Meerabai, MD – Mukul Roy

Lyrics

barse badariya saawan ki

barse badariya saawan ki
saawan ki man bhaavan ki
saawan ki man bhaavan ki
barse badariya saawan ki
barse badariya saawan ki
barse badariya saawan ki

saawan ki man bhaavan ki
saawan ki man bhaavan ki

[dialogues]

saawan mein umagyo mero manwa
saawan mein umagyo mere manwa
bhanak suni hari aawan ki
bhanak suni hari aawan ki

umad ghumad chahun disi se aayo
umad ghumad chahun disi se aayo
damini damake jhar laawan ki
damini damake jhar laawan ki
barse badariya saawan ki
barse badariya saawan ki

nanhi nanhi boondan meha barse
nanhi nanhi boondan meha barse
sheetal pawan suhaavan ki
sheetal pawan suhaavan ki

meera ke prabhu girdhar naagar
meera ke prabhu girdhar naagar
aanand mangal gaawan ki
aanand mangal gaawan ki

barse badariya saawan ki
barse badariya saawan ki
saawan ki man bhaavan ki
saawan ki man bhaavan ki
barse badariya saawan ki
barse badariya saawan ki

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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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बरसे बदरिया सावन की

बरसे बदरिया सावन की
सावन की मन भावन की
सावन की मन भावन की
बरसे बदरिया सावन की
बरसे बदरिया सावन की
बरसे बदरिया सावन की

सावन की मन भावन की
सावन की मन भावन की

[संवाद]

सावन में उमगयो मेरो मनवा
सावन में उमगयो मेरो मनवा
भनक सुनी हरी आवन की
भनक सुनी हरी आवन की

उमड़ घुमड़ चहुं दिश से आयो
उमड़ घुमड़ चहुं दिश से आयो
दामिनी दमके झर लावन की
दामिनी दमके झर लावन की
बरसे बदरिया सावन की
बरसे बदरिया सावन की

नन्ही नन्ही बूंदन मेहा बरसे
नन्ही नन्ही बूंदन मेहा बरसे
शीतल पवन सुहावन की
शीतल पवन सुहावन की

मीरा के प्रभु गिरिधर नागर
मीरा के प्रभु गिरिधर नागर
आनंद मंगल गावन की
आनंद मंगल गावन की

बरसे बदरिया सावन की
बरसे बदरिया सावन की
सावन की मन भावन की
सावन की मन भावन की
बरसे बदरिया सावन की
बरसे बदरिया सावन की

Tags: 1954, Geeta Dutt, Grihaprabesh, Krishna Bannerjee, Meera Bai, Mukul Roya, Suchitra Sen, Uttam Kumar

Koi dil ko lage apna apna

Posted by: Atul on: April 6, 2020

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Blog Day :

4280

Post No. :

15520

“Chaalbaaz” is a vey common title in Hindi movies. Movies with this title were released in 1958, 1969, 1980 and 1989. All these movies are represented in the blog.

“Chaalbaaz”(1958) was produced by Balwant Bhatta nd Ram Kamlani and directed by Nanabhai Bhatt for Neolight Films Bombay. This “stunt” movie had Nirupa Roy, Jairaj, Nishi, K N Singh, Shammi , Jagdeesh, Samir Kumar, Cuckoo, David, Bhagwan, Moti (Horse), Tiger (Dog) etc in it.

This movie had seven songs in it. Three songs have been covered in the past.

Here is the fourth song from “Chaalbaaz”(1958) to appear in the blog. This song is sung by Lata. Prem Dhawan is the lyricist. Music is composed by Chitragupta.

Only the audio of this song is available. I request our knowledeable readers to throw light on the pcturisation of this song. This is an “expression of love” song that sounds like a “Chaayaageet” song too, which best heard late at night.

Song-Koi dil ko lage apna apna (Chaalbaaz)(1958) Singer-Lata, Lyrics-Prem Dhawan, MD-Chitragupta

Lyrics

o o o
o o o
o o o
aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa
koi dil ko lage apna apna
ise pyaar kahoon ya sapna aa
ise pyaar kahoon ya sapna
koi dil ko lage apna apna
ise pyaar kahoon ya sapna aa
ise pyaar kahoon ya sapna

aankhon ki hai kuchh naadaani
kuchh baat na dil ne maani
aankhon ki hai kuchh naadaani
kuchh baat na dil ne maani
dil dola
kuchh bola
aur ban gayi ek kahaani
sukh chain diya aur seekh liya
aadhi raaton ko tadapna aa
ise pyaar kahoon ya sapna
koi dil ko lage apna apna
ise pyaar kahoon ya sapna aa
ise pyaar kahoon ya sapna

kab tak main raaz chhupaaun
sau baar main kehnaa chaahoon
kab tak main raaz chhupaaun
sau baar main kehnaa chaahoon
ghabraaun
sharmaaun
kehte kehte ruk jaaun
keh bhi na sakoon
reh bhi na sakoon
kya haal hua ye apna aa
ise pyaar kahoon ya sapna
koi dil ko lage apna apna
ise pyaar kahoon ya sapna aa
ise pyaar kahoon ya sapna

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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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ओ ओ ओ
ओ ओ ओ
ओ ओ ओ

आ आ आ आ
आ आ आ आ

कोई दिल को लगे अपना अपना
इसे प्यार कहूँ या सपना॰॰आ
इसे प्यार कहूँ या सपना
कोई दिल को लगे अपना अपना
इसे प्यार कहूँ या सपना॰॰आ
इसे प्यार कहूँ या सपना

आँखों की है कुछ नादानी
कुछ बात ना दिल ने मानी
आँखों की है कुछ नादानी
कुछ बात ना दिल ने मानी
दिल डोला
कुछ बोला
और बन गई एक कहानी
सुख चैन दिया
और सीख लिया
आधी रातों को तड़पना
इसे प्यार कहूँ या सपना
कोई दिल को लगे अपना अपना
इसे प्यार कहूँ या सपना॰॰आ
इसे प्यार कहूँ या सपना

कब तक मैं राज़ छुपाऊँ
सौ बार मैं कहना चाहूँ
कब तक मैं राज़ छुपाऊँ
सौ बार मैं कहना चाहूँ
घबराऊँ
शरमाऊँ
कहते कहते रुक जाऊँ
कह भी न सकूँ
रेह भी ना सकूँ
क्या हाल हुआ ये अपना॰॰आ
इसे प्यार कहूँ या सपना
कोई दिल को लगे अपना अपना
इसे प्यार कहूँ या सपना॰॰आ
इसे प्यार कहूँ या सपना

Tags: 1958, Chaalbaaz, Chitragupta, Lata, Prem Dhawan

Aayi Mohan milan ki bela

Posted by: Atul on: April 5, 2020

Blog Day :

4279

Post No. :

15517

“Janam Janam Ke Phere”(1957) was produced by Subhash Desai and directed by Samar Chatterjee for Mukti Films, Bombay. This mythological movie had Manhar Desai Nirupa Roy, B M Vyas, Krishnakumari, S N tripathi, Amar, Pandey, Amirbai Karnataki, Satish Vyas, Malay Sarkar, Kanta Kumari, Champaklal, Santosh Kunwar etc with guest appearance by Mahipal.

The movi had nine songs in it. Five of these songs have been covered in the past.

Here is the sixth song from “Janam Janam Ke Phere”(1957) to appear in the blog. This song is sung by Shamshad Begam, Rafi and chorus. Bharat Vyas is the lyricist. Music is composed by S N Tripathi.

Only the audio of the song is available. I request our knowledgeable readers to throw light on the picturisation of this song.

Song-Aayi mohan milan ki bela (Janam Janam ke Phere)(1957) Singers-Shamshad Begam, Rafi, Lyrics-Bharat Vyas, MD-S N Tripathi
Chorus

Lyrics

aayi mohan milan ki bela
laaga madhuban mein kaisa mela
ho o raadha bhi naache mohan bhi naache
naache re gaanv albela
aayi mohan milan ki bela
laaga madhuban mein kaisa mela
ho raadha bhi naache mohan bhi naache
naache re gaanv albela
aayi mohan milan ki bela

koi bajaaye jhaanjh jhamaajham
koi bajaaye jhanjh jhamaajham
koi bajaaye manjeere
koi bajaaye jhaanjh jhaamajham
koi bajaaye manjeere
raadha ji ke pag mein jhaajhar jhamak rahi dheere dheere
jhamak rahi dheere dheere
ho jhamak rahi dheere dheere
ho raadha hai naazuk jaise chameli
mohan hai jaise bela
aayi mohan milan ki bela
aayi mohan milan ki bela
laaga madhuban mein kaisa mela
ho raadha bhi naache mohan bhi naache
naache re gaanv albela
aayi mohan milan ki bela

baaj rahi hai gwaaliniyon ki paayaliya re chhoom chhanan
paayaliya re chhoom chhanan
ho paayaliya re chhoom chhanan
ho baaj rahi hai gwaaliniyon ki paayaliya re chhoom chhanan
upar chamke chaand poonam ka, neeche nache vrindawan
neeche nache vrindawan
ho neeche naache vrindawan

ho bansi ke vat pe kalindi tat pe, laaga hai kaisa jhamela
aayi mohan milan ki bela
aayi mohan milan ki bela
laaga madhuban mein kaisa mela
ho raadha bhi naache mohan bhi naache
naache re gaanv albela
aayi mohan milan ki bela

Tags: 1957, Bharat Vyas, Janam Janam Ke Phere, Rafi, S N Tripathi, Shamshad Begam

Haaseenon ka manzoor kar lo salaam

Posted by: Atul on: April 3, 2020

Blog Day:

4277

Post No.:

15513

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Blog 10-Year Challenge (2010-2020) – Song No. 15
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Now a days we have been managing one or two posts a day daily. When I look back ten years ago, we had similar situation in the blog even in those days.

For instance, on this day ten years ago, viz on 3 april 2010, two songs were covered in the blog viz:

Song	Movie title-Year	Remarks
Main pyaar ka deewaanaa	Aayi Milan Ki Bela-1964	All Songs posted
Aayi jhoom ke bahaar	Insaaniyat-1955	07 of 17 songs posted

“Insaaniyat”(1955) was produced and directed by S S Wasan for Gemini Pictures, Madras. This movie had Dilip Kumar, Dev Anand, Bina Rai, Vijaylaxmi, Jayant, Jairaj, Shobhana Samarth, Badr Prasad, Kumar, Agha, Mohana, Zippy (Chimpanzee), T Mukherjee, Ishwar Lala, G v Sharma, Vijay Rao, G Bhatt etc in it.

The movie had a whopping 17 songs in it. Seven of these songs have been covered so far.

Song	Posted On
Tere sang sang piyaa khel ke main rang	15.07.2009
Chup chup chup hone lagaa kuchh	23.08.2009
Aayi jhoom ke bahaar	03.04.2010
Main bandar hoon shahar kaa …	24.05.2010
Apni chhaayaa mein bhagwaan bithhaa le mujhe	31.07.2013
Raja beta bada hoke jaayega school	30.04.2019
Gori kar le tu aaj singaar	11.12.2019

The third song from this movie viz.Aayi jhoom ke bahaar was covered in the blog ten years ago. So this gives us an opportunity to cover another song from the movie under the “Blog Ten year Challenge” series. So here is the eighth song from “Insaaniyat”(1955). This song is sung by Asha Bhonsle and chorus. Rajinder Krishan is the lyricist. Music is composed by C Ramchandra.

The song is picturised as a rajdarbaar dance song. I am unable to identify the dancer lip syncing in Asha Bhonsle’s voice. I request our kowledgeale readers to help identify her as well as others seen in the picturisation.

Lyrics of this song were sent to me by Avinash Scrapwala, who keeps a keen eye on “Blog Ten Year Challenge” opportunities which have been rather limited for the last few weeks.

Song-Haseenon ka manzoor kar lo salaam (Insaaniyat)(1955) Singer-Asha Bhonsle, Lyrics-Rajinder Krishan, MD-C Ramchandra
chorus

Lyrics(Provided by Avinash Scrapwala)

Haseenon ka manzoor Kar lo salaam
Tumhaari mohabbat ke Ham hai ghulaam
Ham hain ghulaam
Tere ham hai ghulaam
Haseenon ka manzoor Kar lo salaam
Tumhaari mohabbat ke Ham hai ghulaam
Ham hain ghulaam
Tere ham hai ghulaam

mere mukhde ka til hai tumhaare liye ae
mera naazuk sa dil hai tumhaare liye ae
mere mukhde ka til hai tumhaare liye
mera naazuk sa dil hai tumhaare liye
tumhaare liye
mere honthhon ke jaam
tumhaare liye
mere honthhon ke jaam
Tumhaari mohabbat ke Ham hai ghulaam
Ham hain ghulaam
Tere ham hai ghulaam
Haseenon ka manzoor
Kar lo salaam
Tumhaari mohabbat ke
Ham hai ghulaam
Ham hain ghulaam
Tere ham hai ghulaam
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Devnagri Script lyrics (Provided by Avinash Scrapwala)
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हसीनों का मंज़ूर कर लो सलाम
तुम्हारी मोहब्बत के हम हैं ग़ुलाम
हम हैं ग़ुलाम
तेरे हम हैं ग़ुलाम
हसीनों का मंज़ूर कर लो सलाम
तुम्हारी मोहब्बत के हम हैं ग़ुलाम
हम हैं ग़ुलाम
तेरे हम हैं ग़ुलाम

मेरे मुखड़े का तिल है तुम्हारे लिए ए
मेरा नाज़ुक सा दिल है तुम्हारे लिए ए
मेरे मुखड़े का तिल है तुम्हारे लिए
मेरा नाज़ुक सा दिल है तुम्हारे लिए
तुम्हारे लिए
मेरे होंठों के जाम
तुम्हारे लिए मेरे होंठों के जाम
तुम्हारी मोहब्बत के हम हैं ग़ुलाम
हम हैं ग़ुलाम
तेरे हम हैं ग़ुलाम
हसीनों का मंज़ूर कर लो सलाम
तुम्हारी मोहब्बत के हम हैं ग़ुलाम
हम हैं ग़ुलाम
तेरे हम हैं ग़ुलाम

Tags: 1955, Asha Bhonsle, C Ramchandra, Insaaniyat, Rajinder Krishan

Dil se mere dil milaa

Posted by: Atul on: April 3, 2020

In: Dance song | Geeta Dutt solo | Geeta Dutt songs | Raj darbaar song | Songs of 1950s (1951 to 1960) | Songs of 1956 | Yearwise breakup of songs
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Blog Day:

4277

Post No.:

15512

“Ghulaam Begam Baadshah”(1956) was directed by Jugal Kishore for Niagra Films, Bombay. This “costume drama” movie had Sheila Ramani, Daljeet, Wazir Mohammad Khan, Altaf, Nishi, Sadiq, Paaras, Khairaati, Malika, R Nath, Jogendra, Prretam, Dilip Bamblahri, Wazid Ali, Bhanesh Kumar, Svivji Bhai, Chaand, Kamaldeep, Raj Puri, Prakash etc, with Johny Walker in guest appearance.

The movie had six songs. All songs were solo songs. Five different singers sang these six songs.

Two songs from the movie have been covered in the past.

Here is the third song from “Ghulaam Begam Baadshah”(1956) to appear in the blog. this song is sung by Geeta Dutt, who was the only singer to sing two songs in the movie. Other four songers got to sing one song each.

This song is penned by Indeewar. Music is composed by Sudeept.

PS-Sheila Ramani is the dancer, as ponted out by Prakashchandra, our inhouse face recongnition expert.

The song is picturised as a Rajdarbaar dance song. I am unable to identify the dancer. I request our knowledgeable readers to help identify her as well as the other actors seen in the picturisation.

Song-Dil se mere dil mila (Ghulaam Begam Baadshah)(1956) Singer-Geeta Dutt, Lyrics-Indeewar,MD- Sudeept

Lyrics

duniya
kya hai ae ae ae ae ae
dekh zara
o dilruba

dil se mere dil mila aa
aa dil se mere dil mila
dil se mere dil mila aa
aa dil se mere dil mila
chupke se kya jaadu kiya
nazron se kisne mujhe chhoo liya
chupke se kya jaadu kiya
nazron se kisne mujhe chhoo liya
guncha mere dil ka hans kar khila
guncha mere dil ka hans kar khila
dil se mere dil mila aa
aa dil se mere dil mila

lab pe hansi
dil mein khushi
doobi rahe masti mein ye zindagi
lab pe hansi
dil mein khushi
dubi rahe masti mein ye zindagi
ek jaam nazron se aisa pila
ek jaam nazron se aisa pila
dil se mere dil mila aa
aa dil se mere dil mila

kashti hoon main saahil hai tu
kehta hai dil meri manzil hai tu
kashti hoon main saahil hai tu
kehta hai dil meri manzil hai tu
ab toot bhi jaane de faasla
ab toot bhi jaane de faasla
dil se mere dil mila
aa dil se mere dil mila

marzi jahaan
le chal wahaan
tere liye thhukra doon donon jahaan
marzi jahaan
le chal wahaan
tere liye thhukra doon donon jahaan
duniya hai kya mujhko tu jab mila
duniya hai kya mujhko tu jab mila
dil se mere dil mila aa
aa dil se mere dil mila
dil se mere dil mila aa
aa dil se mere dil mila aa aa

Tags: 1956, Geeta Dutt, Ghulaam Begam Baadshah, Indeewar, Sheila Ramani, Sudeept

Ham tumse raazi tum hamse raazi

Posted by: Atul on: April 2, 2020

Blog Day:

4276

Post No.:

15511

“Aawaara Shahzaadi”(1956) was produced and directed by Pyarelal for Hind Pictures, Bombay. This “social” movie had Meena Shorey, Daljeet, Johny Walker, Sheila Ramani, Malika, Sheikh, Habeeb, Radheshyam, Maqbool, Rajraani, Jillani, Azeem, Pal Sharma, Raju, Rajni, Heera Sawant etc in it.

The movie had seven songs in it. One song has been covered in the past.

Here is the second song from “Aawaara Shahzaadi”(1956) to appear in the blog. This song is a romantic song which is sung by G M Durrani and Geeta Dutt. Khawar Zamaan is the lyricist. Music is composed by Jimmy.

Only the audio of the song is available. My guess is that the song was picturised on the lead pair of Daljeet and Meena Shorey. I request our knowledgeable readers to throw light on the picturisation of this song.

Song-Ham tumse raazi tum hamse raazi (Aawaara Shahzaadi)(1956) Singers-G M Durrani, Geeta Dutt, Lyrics-Khawar Zamaan, MD-Jimmy
Both

Lyrics

hum tumse raazi
tum hamse raazi
bolo ji bolo ab kya karega kaazi
hey chhodo ji chhodo
ham nahin raazi
bolo ji bolo ab kya karega kaazi

pehle kyun tumne teer chalaaye
kyun leke dil ko mere saamne aaye
pehle kyun tumne teer chalaaye
kyun leke dil ko mere saamne aaye
aapki hai ye zarranawaazi
bolo ji bolo ab kya karega kaazi
hey chhodo ji chhodo
ham nahin raazi
bolo ji bolo ab kya karega kaazi

mushkil hai mushkil pyaar nibhaana
bachpan se seekha maine dil ka lagaana
mushkil hai mushkil pyaar nibhaana
ae jee
bachpan se seekha maine dil ka lagaana
nahin chalegi ye jaalsaazi
bolo ji bolo ab kya karega kaazi
hey
ham tumse raazi
tum hamse raazi
bolo ji bolo ab kya karega kaazi

tere liye main sab kuchh luta doon
kadmon pe tere apna sar bhi jhuka doon
tere liye main sab kuchh luta doon
kadmon pe tere apna sar bhi jhuka doon
dil bhi ha taza ulfat bhi taazi
bolo ji bolo ab kya karega kaazi
hey chhodo ji chhodo
ham nahin raazi
bolo ji bolo ab kya karega kaazi

jalti hai duniya jalti rahegi
ulfat ki gaadi apni chalti rahegi
achcha jee
jalti hai duniya jalti rahegi
ulfat ki gaadi apni chalti rahegi
hey hey
jeet gaye ham pyaar ki baazi
bolo ji bolo ab kya karega kaazi
hey hum tumse raazi
ham tumse raazi
bolo ji bolo ab kya karega kaazi
hey ham tumse raazi
tum hamse raazi
bolo ji bolo ab kya karega kaazi

Tags: 1956, Aawaara Shahzaadi, G M Durrani, Geeta Dutt, Jimmy, Khawar Zamaan

Meri kasam tumhen mera ye raaz raaz rahe

Posted by: Atul on: April 1, 2020

Blog Day:

4275

Post No.:

15510

“Naqaab”(1955) was produced and directed by Lekhraj Bhakri for Tasveeristaan. The movie had Shammi Kapoor, Madhubala, Asha Mathur, Ajit, Heera Lal, Yashodhara Katju, Maruti etc. in it.

“Naqaab”(1955) had eleven sons in it. Six songs from this movie have been discussed in the past. Here is the seventh song from the movie to appear in the blog. This song is sung by Asha Bhonsle. Prem Dhawan is the lyricist. Music is composed by Pt Govindram.

Only the audio of this song is available. I request our knowledgeable readers to throw light on the picturisation of this song.

Song-Meri kasam tumhem mera ye raaz raaz rahe(Naqaab)(1955) Singer-Asha Bhonsle, Lyrics-Prem Dhawan, MD-Pt Govind Ram

Lyrics

Meri kasam tumhen
mera ye raaz raaz rahe
jo naaz tumpe hai mujhe
sada wo naaz rahe
meri kasam tumhen
mera ye raaz raaz rahe
jo naaz tumpe hai mujhe
sada wo naaz rahe

tumhaare haath mein hai
pardaa-daari aaj meri
tumhaare haath mein hai
pardaa-daari aaj meri
ab imtahaan hai ke
ye ishq sarfaraz rahe
meri kasam tumhen
mera ye raaz raaz rahe
jo naaz tumpe hai mujhe
sada wo naaz rahe

dil o nazar mein hua
hai jo silsila kaayam
dil o nazar mein hua
hai jo silsila kaayam
khuda kare phir wohi
silsila daraaj rahe
meri kasam tumhen
mera ye raaz raaz rahe
jo naaz tumpe hai mujhe
sada wo naaz rahe

Tags: 1955, Asha Bhonsle, Naqaab, Prem Dhawan, Pt Govind Ram

Gungunaai Fiza Jagmagaaya Samaa

Posted by: skapur01 on: March 31, 2020

Blog Day :

4274

Post No. :

15508

Movie Count :

4274

In the golden period of Hindi film industry, there were many popular and famous actors (actors include actresses) who were well known to most of the cine goers of their relevant time. Those actors included heroes, heroines, character actors, villains and vamps, comedians, dancers etc. However, there were actors who were not well known to most of the cine goers as most of the time, they would have small roles in films. But even with small roles, some of them have left lasting impressions on the connoisseurs of Hindi films. There was eagerness to know as to who were those actors. Among this set of actors is the playback singer and actor, Shyam Kumar.

Born as Gul Hamid Ali in Pune, Shyam Kumar (1913 – 1981) joined Kardar Studio as a playback singer on the recommendation of Naushad. He sang for Naushad in ‘Sharda’ (1942), ‘Namaste’ (1943), ‘Sanjog’ (1943), ‘Kanoon’ (1943), ‘Ratan’ (1944), ‘Pehle Aap’ (1944), ‘Sanyasi’ (1945), and ‘Dillagi’ (1949). He worked in some of these films but never sang for himself. However, his playback singing career never took off as he had tough competitions from GM Durrani and later from Mohammed Rafi, Mukesh, Talat Mehmood etc. After ‘Guzaara’ (1954), Shyam Kumar virtually gave up playback singing. After 1954, he sang for the last time in ‘Tilasmi Duniya’ (1962).

Being on the payroll of Kardar Productions, Shyam Kumar also acted in the films produced/directed by AR Kardar which included ‘Sharda’ (1942), ‘Sanyasi’ (1945), ‘Dard’ (1947), ‘Dulaari’ (1949), ‘Jaadoo’ (1950), ‘Deewana’ (1952) ‘Dil-e-Naadaan’ (1953), ‘Yaasmeen’ (1955) etc. Due to his impressive physique, he was considered for roles with negative shades though in a few films like ‘Vijaygarh’ (1954), ‘Rashtraveer Shivaji’ (1965) etc, he was the lead actor. During his four decades of filmy career, Shyam Kumar acted in over 140 films and sang around 30 songs in 15 films.

The first time I became aware of Shyam Kumar was in my younger days when I had heard his voice in the iconic song “Tu Mera Chaand Main Teri Chaandni” in ‘Dillagi’ (1949) which used to be often played on Radio Ceylon. It was only during my 78 RPM gramophone record collection period in early 1970s I came to know through my friend, also a record collector, of the confusion created by the name ‘Shyam’ on 78 RPM record. As the song was picturised on the hero of the film, Shyam (actor Shyam Chadha) who was accredited as ‘Shyam’ in the credit titles of the film, many felt that the actor Shyam sang this song for himself. On the other hand, Shyam Kumar, the singer who also acted in this film was accredited as ‘Sham Kumar’ in the credit titles. The fact was that actor Shyam lip synced the voice of Shyam Kumar in the song.

I had no inkling as to how Shyam Kumar looked like though I had seen him in many films as a familiar actor without knowing his name. He generally worked in ‘B’ grade films in negative roles but in most of ‘A’ grade films, he worked as one of the henchmen of the villains. Even in scenes where his presence was minuscule among other prominent actors, by his sheer expressions and unusual dresses he wore for the films, the audience would notice his presence. I have included a few samples of his expressions and dress sense in the films as montages in the audio clip of a song I am presenting with this article.

Shyam Kumar was the lead actor along with Krishna Kumari in the film ‘Vijaygarh’ (1954). The other star cast included Habib, Abu Bakar, Mohammed Sandow, Maqbool, Ranjana, Rafiq etc. The film was directed by AY Sheikh. The film seems to be an obscure one as not much information is available on it. From the title, it would appear that the film belongs to the genre of historical drama. But the star cast of the film gives me an impression that it was a costume drama/stunt film.

The film’s 7 songs are as obscure as the film. Songs were written by two lyricists – Muzaffar Shahjahanpuri and Indivar and were set to music by two music director – Krishna Dayal and AK Prem. I have uploaded the video of the first song from the film which is “Gungunaai Fiza Jagmagaaya Sama”. It is a duet sung by Manorama (not the actress Manorama) and Shyam Kumar. This song is attributed to Muzaffar Shahjahanpuri and AK Prem as lyricist and music director, respectively. I heard the name of Manorama as a playback singer for the first time. She appears to be a trained singer. Checking through the Geet Kosh listings, we find that the singer Manorama was apparently active only during the period of 1954-55 during which time she sang a total of eleven songs for four films.
[Note: Incidentally, Yashodara Katju had a younger sister, Manorama Katju and was associated with a film magazine ‘Screen’ in 1950s.]

It is often said that Shyam Kumar never sang for himself in the films. He gave playback to other actors. In ‘Vijaygarh’ (1954), Shyam Kumar was the lead actor and had sung three songs – two duets with Manorama and one solo. All these 3 songs are mix of romance and joy. Going by the list of other male actors in the film, I do not think that these 3 songs would make much sense if picturised on them. So, it is a point to ponder whether Shyam Kumar performed one or more of his three songs himself.

With this song, ‘Vijaygarh’ (1954) makes a debut in the Blog.

[Ed Note: A honky-tonk coincidence plays in with the addition of this song to our blog. This song belongs to the 4274^th film on this blog, and it appears on the 4274^th day of the blog. Well, what do you say. 😀 😀 .]

Song – Gungunaai Fiza Jagmagaaya Samaa (Vijaygarh) (1954) Singer – Manorama, Shyam Kumar, Lyrics – Muzaffar Shahjahanpuri, MD – AK Prem
Manorama + Shyaam Kumar

Lyrics

gungunaai fiza jagmagaaya sama
aa aa aa aa
gungunaai fiza jagmagaaya sama
li bahaaron ne do dil mein angdaaiyaan
ho angdaaiyaan
ho o o o
gungunaai fiza jagmagaaya sama
li bahaaron ne do dil mein angdaaiyaan
ho angdaaiyaan
ho o o o

tu ne ghunghat hataaya bahaar aa gayi
tu ne ghunghat hataaya bahaar aa gayi
roop chamka to bijli bhi sharma gayi
roop chamka to bijli bhi sharma gayi
chhaa gayeen muskuraane se rangeeniyaan
ho rangeeniyaan
ho o o o
gungunaai fiza jagmagaaya sama
li bahaaron ne do dil mein angdaaiyaan
ho angdaaiyaan
ho o o o

aisi barsi khushi saare gham dhul gaye
aisi barsi khushi saare gham dhul gaye
zindagi ke naye raaste khul gaye
zindagi ke naye raaste khul gaye
ab basaayenge hum ek niraala jahaan
ek niraala jahaan
ho o o o
gungunaai fiza jagmagaaya sama
haa aa aa aa
gungunaai fiza jagmagaaya sama
li bahaaron ne do dil mein angdaaiyaan
ho angdaaiyaan
ho o o o

——————————————
Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
——————————————

गुनगुनाई फिज़ा जगमगाया समां
हा आ आ आ
गुनगुनाई फिज़ा जगमगाया समां
ली बहारों ने दो दिल में अंगड़ाइयां
हो अंगड़ाइयां
हो ओ ओ ओ
गुनगुनाई फिज़ा जगमगाया समां
ली बहारों ने दो दिल में अंगड़ाइयां
हो अंगड़ाइयां
हो ओ ओ ओ

तू ने घूँघट हटाया बहार आ गई
तू ने घूँघट हटाया बहार आ गई
रूप चमका तो बिजली बहई शर्मा गई
रूप चमका तो बिजली बहई शर्मा गई
छा गईं मुस्कुयाने से
हो रंगीनियाँ
हो ओ ओ ओ
गुनगुनाई फिज़ा जगमगाया समां
ली बहारों ने दो दिल में अंगड़ाइयां
हो अंगड़ाइयां
हो ओ ओ ओ

ऐसी बरसी खुशी सारे ग़म धूल गए
ऐसी बरसी खुशी सारे ग़म धूल गए
ज़िंदगी के नए रास्ते खुल गए
ज़िंदगी के नए रास्ते खुल गए
अब बसाएँगे हम इक निराला जहां
इक निराला जहां
हो ओ ओ ओ
गुनगुनाई फिज़ा जगमगाया समां
हा आ आ आ
गुनगुनाई फिज़ा जगमगाया समां
ली बहारों ने दो दिल में अंगड़ाइयां
हो अंगड़ाइयां
हो ओ ओ ओ

Tags: 1954, Ak Prem Shyam Kumar, Manorama, Muzaffar Shahjahanpuri, Vijaygarh

Mohe aata nahin hai chain

Posted by: Atul on: March 31, 2020

Blog Day:

4274

Post No.:

15507

“Farmaaish”(1953) was produced by J Omprakash and directed by B K Sagar for Majestic Films, Bombay. This “social” fim had Bharat Bhushan, Vijaylaxmi, Pran, Kuldeep, Maruti, Chandrashekhar, Ameer Bano, R K Sama, Kammo, Khairaati, Gope etc in it.

The movie had ten songs in it. Nine of these songs have been covered in the past.

Here are the details of these songs:-

S N	Song	Song number in blog	Date of posting
1	Aapne chheen liyaa dil	2295	11-Feb-2010
2	Muhabbat ki ham chot khaaye huye hain	3973	9-Jun-2011
3	Dil mein hamaare aag lagaa kar chale gaye	3993	12-Jun-2011
4	Teri gali mein aayenge roz nahin kabhi kabhi	4163	9-Jul-2011
5	Tera mera ho gaya prem	8822	10-Oct-2013
6	Tum dil ko tod doge	10183	31-Aug-2014
7	Khushiyon ke zamaane aaye	10191	1-Sep-2014
8	Kabhi hanste hain do dil	11158	30-May-2015
9	Meri ankhiyaan ho gayin chaar o dilbar chaar baje	15491	22-Mar-2020

The eighth song from the movie was covered in 2015. After that there was a big time gap of nearly 5 years because the remaining two songs were not available. When I checked up a few days ago, I could locate the remaining two songs. The ninth song was covered on 22 march 2020.

I saved the rarest song from the movie for the last. Here is this light hearted song from “Farmaaish”(1953). This song is sung by Sulochana Kadam and chorus. Khawar Zamaan is the lyricist. Music is composed by Husnlal Bhagatram.

In this song, the lady asks her beau to bring her a table fan as the days have become hotter and she is finding the heat unbearable.

I think this must be the only song in HFM that discusses Fan. I request our knowledgeable readers to tell us if they are familiar with some other songs dealing with Fans.

Only the audio of this cute song is available. I request our knowledgeable readers to throw light on the picturisation of this song.

With this song, all the ten songs from the movie have been covered and the movie joins the list of movies that have been YIPPEED in the blog.

Song-Mohe aata nahin hai chain (Farmaish)(1953) Singer-Sulochana Kadam, Lyrics-Khawar Zamaan, MD-Husnlal Bhagatram
Chorus

Lyrics

Mohe aata nahin hai chain
mohe aata nahin hai chain chain chain
mohe laa de table fan
laa de laa de table fan
ke mausam garmi ka
ho garmi ka
ke mausam garmi ka
ho garmi ka

abhi se itni garmi laage
abhi se itni garmi laage
na jaane kya hoga aage
aage
aage ho aage
main kaise kaatoon
kaise kaatoon din rain rain rain
mohe la de table fan
laa de
laa de table fan
ke mausam garmi ka
ho garmi ka
ke mausam garmi ka
ho garmi ka
mohe aata nahin hai chain
mohe aata nahin hai chain chain chain
mohe la de table fan
laa de laa de table fan
ke mausam garmi ka
ho garmi ka
ke mausam garmi ka
ho garmi ka

daal daal chhoo-mantar aisa daal
daal daal chhoo-mantar aisa daal
Bombay ban jaaye Nainital
Nainital Nainital
Bombay ban jaaye Nainital
Nainital Nainital
phir mil jaayenge
mil jaayenge nain nain nain
mohe laa de table fan
laa de laa de table fan
ke mausam garmi ka
ho garmi ka
ke mausam garmi ka
ho garmi ka
mohe aata nahin hai chain
mohe aata nahin hai chain chain chain
mohe laa de table fan
laa de laa de table fan
ke mausam garmi ka
ho garmi ka
ke mausam garmi ka
ho garmi ka

Tags: 1953, Farmaaish, Husnlal Bhagatram, Khawar Zamaan, Sulochana Kadam

De Deedar, O Dildaar

Posted by: skapur01 on: March 30, 2020

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 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.

Blog Day :

4273

Post No. :

15506

A rain drop falls on a smoldering matchstick. And extinguishes it. A poet sees this happening. And the poet’s mind creates the lines that go on to become an iconic song that lead the on screen performer by hand to the rising heights of super-stardom. You may have already guessed it. Ah yes, I am talking about ‘Amar Prem’ (1971) and Rajesh Khanna. The song – “Chingaari Koi Bhadke To Saawan Usey Bhujaaye”. And the poet behind this hit song – Anand Bakshi.

Remembering Anand Bakshi on his remembrance day today. He passed away this day in 2002.

A career that had quite a chequered start, lasted for more than 4 decades. And continued to produce hits after hits all the way till he passed away. Chequered in that he joined the army in 1947 as a switchboard operator in the Signals Core; left the army and came to Bombay (now Mumbai) in early 1950s; made no headway and in despair, returned to join the army; but could not get rid of the film-bug. He resigned from the army again in 1956 and came to Bombay once again. This time he stuck it out. Bhagwan Dada gave him a break in his 1958 film ‘Bhala Aadmi’. The young Anand, then 27 years old, penned six songs for that film. One song by him had already appeared in an obscure 1957 film ‘Silver King’. Sadly, maybe expectedly, no songs of ‘Silver King’ are available. His debut song is probably lost forever, barring some miracle discovery.

The stumbling start led to success, slowly but surely. Popular hits came in ones and twos, and Anand continued to push his career graph, always up and up. Seven films carried his songs in 1959. Not popular hits, but surely a few are a good listen. Attention came his way in 1960, with films like ‘Air Mail’ – “Shoon Shadap Nazron Ki Jhadap” and “Tumhin Ne Mera Dil Chheen Kar”; ‘Mehlon Ke Khwab’ – “Lo Ji Bujh Gayi Bijli Pyaar Ki”; ‘Zameen Ke Taare’ – “Tinke Pe Tinka, Chhutti Ke Din Ka”; Then in 1961 came the film ‘Razia Sultana’ with Nirupa Roy and Jairaj in lead roles. The duet written by Anand went on to become an all time favorite – “Dhalti Jaaye Raat, Keh Le Dil Ki Baat”.

Then came 1962, with the perennial favorite qawwaali – “Meri Taveer Le Ke Kya Karoge”. Plus the films ‘Mehndi Lagi Mere Haath’, ‘Baanke Saanwariya’ with a good repertoire of songs by Anand. And the year was topped by the one song he wrote for ‘Vallah Kya Baat Hai’ – “Ghame e Hasti Se Bas Begaana Hota”. He was 32 years of age.

1963 was adorned with another wonderful qawwali from his pen. The film – ‘Jab Se Tumhen Dekha Hai’, and the song – “Tumhen Husn De Ke Khuda Ne Sitamgar Banaaya Banaaya”. That year, we also have from him “Taaron Ki Chhaon Taley, Shamma Parwaane Miley” in the film ‘Zaraak Khan’, and the sterling Mukesh solo – “Chaand Aaahen Bharega” from the film ‘Phool Baney Angaare’, which was otherwise loaded with a set of charming hits.

Next was 1964 (of course 🙂 ) and the film for which Anand teamed up with Laxmi-Pyaare to produce a set of songs that have remained on the lips and in the mind of music lovers since then – ‘Mr X In Bombay’. And this was the year that this young poet made it to the Binaca Geet Mala listing (at no. 6) for the first time with the song – “Mere Mehboob Qayaamat Hogi”. What a song it is, and what a set of lilting songs this film carries. Anand’s foothold in the tinsel town was now firm and very steady.

1965 – and just the sampling of films should be enough – ‘Himalay Ki God Mein’, ‘Jab Jab Phool Khile’, ‘Lutera’, ‘Shriman Funtoosh’ and ‘Teesra Kaun’ – memorable songs that are too numerous to be listed individually. Notable mentions required though, for “Hamen Kya Jo Har Su Ujaale Huye Hain” from ‘Namaste Ji’ and “Ye Dard Bhara Afsaana” from ‘Shriman Funtoosh’. And yes – “Pyaar Ka Fasaana Bana Le Dil Deewaana” from ‘Teesra Kaun’.

Going from strength to strength, Anand rounded off the year 1966 with fabulous songs in films like ‘Aasra’, ‘Aaye Din Bahaar Ke’, ‘Devar’, ‘Pati Patni’, ‘Preet Na Jaane Reet’, ‘Professor X’, and ‘Sunehre Qadam’.

In 1967, Anand completed 10 years of his career in the Bombay film industry with top hits in films like ‘Milan’, ‘Farz’, ‘Night In London’, ‘Aamne Saamne’, ‘Milan Ki Raat’, ‘Chandan Ka Palna’, and ‘Taqdeer’. What more to say.

The remaining years of the 1960s decade – even listing a sampler would be too much space to cover. Suffice to say that the super hit “Mere Sapnon Ki Raani. . .” that truly launched Rajesh Khanna on the way to super stardom, came from the pen of Anand Bakshi.

And he would go on writing for another three and a half decades – including perennial favorites like “Hum Ko Tumse Ho Gaya Hai Pyaar Kya Karen” (‘Amar Akbar Anthony’, 1977), “Tujhe Dekha To Ye Jaana Sanam” (‘Dilwaale Dulhaniya Le Jaayenge’, 1995), and thousands more – in fact a total of 3,500 songs spread out across more than 635 films. Such a career cannot be done justice in a single blog post. 🙂

Thanks Anand Bakshi ji, for so many wonderful memories to hum and enjoy.

Coming to the song for today. As I was seeking to get one of his earliest songs to present today, I came upon this wonderful Rafi solo that has been tuned by S Mohinder. The film is ‘Sun To Le Haseena’ which belongs to his debut year 1958.

Produced under the banner of Filmistan Limited, the film is directed by SP Bakshi. The star cast is listed as Shashikala, Ravindra Kapoor, Agha, P Kailash, Badri Prasad, Randhir, Gulab, Sabita Chatterjee, Kanu Rai, Manju, Manohar Geer, Majnu, Vitthal Das Panchotia, Madhu Apte, Ramlal, Leela, Bazid Khan, Rajeshwar Singh, Noor, Chandramohan, Pathak, Shantaram, Ravi Tandon, Sundar, and Pal.

The film has a total of seven songs written by four songwriters, with Anand’s contribution tally is three. (Other songwriters are Sarshaar Sailaani, Kaif Irfaani and Raahil Gorakhpuri). This is the second song of this film, written by him to be showcased here, and the third song from the film.

Rafi Sb has rendered this call-to-the-beloved song with gusto. A very interesting listen, I am sure you will agree.

Song – De Deedar, O Dildaar (Sun To Le Haseena) (1958) Singer – Mohammed Rafi, Lyrics – Anand Bakshi, MD – S Mohinder

Lyrics

de deedar. . .
o dildaar. . .
haaye jhaank jharokhe se ik baar
aashiq tere dar pe aa ke ban gaya chowkidaar
ke de deedar. . .
o dildaar. . .

hota hai kahin kuchh khatka
lagta hai mujhe ik jhatka
hota hai kahin kuchh khatka
lagta hai mujhe ik jhatka
pal chhalak chhalak jaata hai
mere armaanon ka matka
mere armaanon ka matka. . .
har aahat pe chaunk ke jaani hota hoon taiyaar
ke de deedar. . .
o dildaar. . .
haaye jhaank jharokhe se ik baar
aashiq tere dar pe aa ke ban gaya chowkidaar
ke de deedar. . .
o dildaar. . .

o nakhre takhre waali
ye raat hai kaali kaali..ee. . .
o nakhre takhre waali
ye raat hai kaali kaali
kar saamne chaand sa mukhda
chaahe chhup ja de kar gaali
chaahe chhup ja de kar gaali. . .
varna faand ke aa jaaunga ye oonchi deewaar
ke de deedar. . .
o dildaar. . .
haaye jhaank jharokhe se ik baar
aashiq tere dar pe aa ke ban gaya chowkidaar
ke de deedar. . .
o dildaar. . .

main tujh pe ho ke lattu
tere naam ka ho gaya rattu..uu. . .
main tujh pe ho ke lattu
tere naam ka ho gaya rattu. . .
tere gham ka utha ke bojha
bana aadmi se main tattu
bana aadmi se main tattu. . .
ab tadpa tadpa ke zaalim yun na mujhko maar
ke de deedar. . .
o dildaar. . .
haaye jhaank jharokhe se ik baar
aashiq tere dar pe aa ke ban gaya chowkidaar
ke de deedar. . .
o dildaar. . .

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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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दे दीदार॰ ॰ ॰
ओ दिलदार॰ ॰ ॰
हाए झांक झरोखे से इक बार
आशिक तेरे दर पे आके बन गया चौकीदार
के दे दीदार॰ ॰ ॰
ओ दिलदार॰ ॰ ॰

होता है कहीं कुछ खटका
लगता है मुझे ईक झटका
होता है कहीं कुछ खटका
लगता है मुझे ईक झटका
पल छलक छलक जाता है
मेरे अरमानों का मटका
मेरे अरमानों का मटका॰ ॰ ॰
हर आहट पे चौंक के जानी होता हूँ तैयार
के दे दीदार॰ ॰ ॰
ओ दिलदार॰ ॰ ॰
हाए झांक झरोखे से इक बार
आशिक तेरे दर पे आके बन गया चौकीदार
के दे दीदार॰ ॰ ॰
ओ दिलदार॰ ॰ ॰

ओ नखरे टखरे वाली
ये रात है काली काली॰॰ई॰ ॰ ॰
ओ नखरे टखरे वाली
ये रात है काली काली
कर सामने चाँद सा मुखड़ा
चाहे छुप जा देकर गाली
चाहे छुप जा देकर गाली॰ ॰ ॰
वरना फांद के आ जाऊंगा ये ऊंची दीवार
के दे दीदार॰ ॰ ॰
ओ दिलदार॰ ॰ ॰
हाए झांक झरोखे से इक बार
आशिक तेरे दर पे आके बन गया चौकीदार
के दे दीदार॰ ॰ ॰
ओ दिलदार॰ ॰

मैं तुझपे हो के लट्टू
तेरे नाम का हो गया रट्टू॰॰उ॰ ॰ ॰
मैं तुझपे हो के लट्टू
तेरे नाम का हो गया रट्टू॰ ॰ ॰
तेरे ग़म का उठा के बोझा
बना आदमी से मैं टट्टू
बना आदमी से मैं टट्टू॰ ॰ ॰
अब तड़पा तड़पा कर ज़ालिम यूं ना मुझको मार
के दे दीदार॰ ॰ ॰
ओ दिलदार॰ ॰ ॰
हाए झांक झरोखे से इक बार
आशिक तेरे दर पे आके बन गया चौकीदार
के दे दीदार॰ ॰ ॰
ओ दिलदार॰ ॰

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