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6380 Post No. : 19784

Today’s song is from a social family drama- Bhai Saheb-1954. I have not seen this film, but as per Wiki and IMDB, the story revolves around a kind and talented man who works in Radio as a counselor for needy people and solves their problems by his means, which has a positive response. He falls in love with a sweet girl and wants to marry her but first he must complete the task of reuniting other individuals, leading to consequences. The story is not very attractive or different from normal love stories. As compared to the other musical and entertaining films of 1954, this film was actually nowhere.

The 50’s decade was called the Golden Era of HFM, not for nothing. Year after year, the films provided excellent songs, different film Genres, convincing stories, superb acting and Full Paisa Vasool Entertainment. In such a scenario an average music, beaten track stories, mediocre acting, poor direction and lustreless short lived songs had no chance of winning. Today’s film was one such film.
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6340 Post No. : 19644

Today’s song is a bhajan from the religious film Mahatma Kabir-1954.

The film was produced by M.S.Ahluwalia. It was directed by Gajanan Jahagirdar and the music was by the veteran Music Director Anil Biswas. The cast of the film included Surendra, Sulochana Latkar, Lalita Pawar, Master Raj Kumar, Eruch Tarapore, Heera Sawant and many others. The Guest Artists were Madan Puri, Chaman Puri, Lohana and Master Indrajit.
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6319 Post No. : 19565

Today’s song is from the film Sangam-1954.

There were 3 films with this title, made in 1941, 1954 and 1964. The 1964 film is known to all as it had all top stars of that time, in lead roles and a Raj Kapoor touch. The 1941 film was a bilingual film , in Marathi and Hindi, made by Navyug Pictures, owned by the famous Marathi writer Acharya Atre and Master Vinayak.
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6301 Post No. : 19501

“Laal Pari”(1954) was produced by Gulshan Bahl and directed by Kedar Kapoor for N C Films, Bombay. The movie had Shakeela, Mahipal, Kuldeep Kaur, Ramayan Tiwari, B. M. Vyas, Helen, Maruti, Johnny Walker etc in it.

Asad Bhopali was the lyricist and Hansraj Bahl, brother of producer Gulshan Bahl was the music director.
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6294 Post No. : 19481

Today’s song is a duet from the religious film Tulsidas-1954.

The film was directed by B.C.Shukla and Harsukh Bhatt.

Harsukh Bhatt (24-11-2024 to 31-10-1999) was the younger brother of Vijay Bhatt of Prakash Pictures. Shukla and Harsukh had also directed one more film, Naulakha Haar-1953. Independently, Harsukh had directed 13 more films. He started his career as a director with the film Bal Yogi-1952 and his last film was Gayatri Mahima-1977. The music was by the king of melody, Chitragupt and the lyricist was G.S.Nepali. The cast of the film was Mahipal, Shyama, Dulari, Sunder, Raaj Kumar, Chaman Puri Ramji, Uma Dutt, Sitaram and many more.
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6245 Post No. : 19313

Today’s song is from the ” Kam sune – Unsune ” film Pensioner-1954.

When you say that ‘Colgate is No. 1 Toothpaste’, it does not mean that everyone in India uses Colgate. It only means that the majority of people use Colgate and hence it is called No. 1 toothpaste. The decade of the 1950s was known as’ The Golden Era of Film Music’. It did not mean that there were no films with mediocre or poor music. It only means maximum films had wonderful music. In this decade there were few – only few – films whose music was not famous, for whatever reasons. Today’s film was one such film.

In the war period from 1939 to 1945, the British Government in India had coaxed the filmmakers to make films which would help the war efforts. These were called ‘ Propaganda Films’ and the Government gave special subsidies and other concessions ( like extra quota of Raw Film at control rates) to the producer. During the 1950s the Indian Government wanted to boost the ‘Small Savings’ habit among the citizens. Some films were made upholding this scheme. Today’s film Pensioner-1954 was one such film.
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6239 Post No. : 19291

Today’s song is from a Mythological film – Tilottama-1954.

Made by Basant Pictures of Homi Wadia, it was directed by the Trick Master Babubhai Mistry. Music was by the multitasking expert S.N.Tripathi. The cast included Chitra, Kailash, Maruti, Babu raje, Indira Bansal, Heera Sawant, B.M.Vyas and a long list of small time actors, who were regulars in such films. The Lyrics were by G.S.Nepali.

Tilottama was an extraordinarily beautiful apsara from the Swarga. She was especially created by Vishwakarma on Brahma ji’s suggestion. The first chapter of mahabharata – The Adi Parva – mentions that Maharshi Narad detailed the story of Tilottama to Pandavas and warned them that one Draupadi as a wife to 5 Pandavas could become a cause of conflict and that they must be careful about it.
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6184 Post No. : 19098

“Rishta”(1954) was produced by Rashid Parvez and directed by Aslam for Rajasthan Productions, Bombay. This movie had Nigar Sultana, Suresh, Anwar, S Nazir, Rai Mohan, Leela Mishra, Neelam, Faizi, Agni, Sheikh, Ramlal, K R Thapar, Baby Chaand, Nadir, Kalyan, Vijaylami etc in it.
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6184 Post No. : 19096

“Khyber” (1954) was produced and directed by Kamal Kapoor for Kapil Pictures, Bombay. The movie had Kamal Kapoor and Nigar Sultana in lead roles. The movie also had Naaz, Tiwari, Niranjan Sharma, B M Vyas, Chaman Puri, Nand Kishore, Dev Raj, Rajan Kapoor, Dichhoo Kumar (Jr.), Roop Kumar, Baby Ratan, Chiman Lal, Charanjit Kumar, Indu Pal etc in it.
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6164 Post No. : 19030

Today’s song is from the film Haar jeet-154. This is the last song of this film to be discussed here.

Produced by G.A.Thakur, the film was directed by J.Rampal. The music was by S.D.Batish. The cast of the film included Shyama, Suresh, Sunder, Shyam lal, Heeralal, Madan Puri, Amar and others. Surprisingly, Batish had used 6 singers for 7 songs of this film – Ashima Banerjee, Geeta Dutt, Mubarak begum, Lata Mangeshkar, S.D.Batish and Talat Mehmood. Singer Ashima Banerjee was like a Comet. She came to the Bombay film world and after a brief sojourn, went back to Bengal.
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