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4384 | Post No. : | 15741 |
Blog 10-Year Challenge (2010-2020) – Song No. 42
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From the three movies eligible for the ‘blog ten-year’ challenge today, we have already represented one today in the morning and taking this another one to add to the celebrations for today. This song is from the 1964 movie ‘Phoolon Ki Sej’ and it is sung by Mohd Rafi and Asha Bhonsle. This song is picturised on Mehmood and Shubha Khote, where the two lovers are singing and enjoying in their ‘famous’ style 😊
As mentioned in the earlier post total four songs were represented on the blog on 19.07.2010 including a song from this movie ‘Phoolon Ki Sej’ (1964).
| Song | Movie title-Year | Remarks |
| Aaj Hamen Ban Behad Bhaata | Amar Jyoti (1936) | 06 songs posted |
| Sataayega Kise Tu Aasmaan Jab Hum Nahin Honge | Sheesham (1952) | 07 songs posted |
| Main Rickshaw Waala | Chhoti Behen (1959) | All songs covered |
| Aayegaa Koi Hamraaz Mere Pyaar Ka | Phoolon Ki Sej (1964) | 05 songs posted |
Two of the above listed films, i.e. ‘Amar Jyoti’ (1936) and ‘Phoolon Ki Sejh’ had made their debut on the blog that day.
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4374 | Post No. : | 15716 |
Saga Of Sleepless Nights – 9
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aaj ki raat, ye kaisi raat
ke hum ko neend nahin aati. . .
If the previous song in the series was a lament about lonely nights and the longing that accompanies them, this song today is expressing the opposite emotion. The lovers are together, and the lady is now complaining that her lover does not have an iota of sleep in his eyes, and that she is worried for that.
The gamut of human emotions is spread out wide and far. And whatever be the emotional flavor one may select, one is sure to locate a song from Hindi films that expresses that emotion fairly accurately. Continuing with the saga of sleepless nights, here today we have a flavor of sleeplessness that is expressing a complaint against the lack of sleep on the part of the gentleman. The lady is cajoling and chiding him, trying to induce sleep in his eyes. She is asking him what toy he would like to have, and that she may bring to him that which he desires. But the imploring thread intertwined is that the lack of sleep in his eyes worries her.
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Chamke chaand poonam ka
Posted on: July 5, 2020
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4370 | Post No. : | 15703 |
“Mahasati Behula”(1964) was directed by Shanti Kumar for Adarshlok, Bombay. The movie had Mahipal, Jaimala, Lalita Pawar, Niranjan Sharma, Ulhas, Mridula etc in it.
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Pyaar ki dulhan sadaa suhaagan
Posted on: July 4, 2020
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4369 | Post No. : | 15701 |
“Zindagi”(1964) was written produced and directed by Ramanand Sagar for Gemini Productions, Madras. This movie had Raj Kumar, Rajendra Kumar, Vyjayanthimala, Helen, Mehmood, Prithviraj Chauhan, Jeevan, Dhumal, Jayant, Kanhaiyalal, Hiralal, Master Shahid, Leela Chitnis, Pushpavalli(Actress Rekha`s mother), Baby Farida & “Honey”, Mumtaz Begum, Moolchand, Nirupa Roy, Satyajeet etc in it.
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4353 | Post No. : | 15669 |
ना कजरे की धार
ना मोतियों के हार
ना कोई किया सिंगार
फिर भी कितनी सुंदर हो
तुम कितनी सुन्दर हो
Yes, this song is from film ‘Mohra’ (1994). Ah but I am not bringing on the film version of the song.
This very song was earlier and originally sung by Mukesh in his inimitable voice in the sixties. The film for which he had sang never reached proper production stages. The song has since remained and gets counted amongst the many NFS that he sang. There are almost no details available about Mukesh version and hence this post will be quite short and devoid of any tables, histograms etc. 🙂
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Mera naam sholaa na ban itna bholaa
Posted on: June 18, 2020
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4353 | Post No. : | 15668 |
“Toofaan”(1969) was produced by S J Rajdeo and directed by Radhakant for Sargam Chitra, Bombay. This movie had Dara Singh, Anita, N.A.Ansari, Helen, adhumati, Bipin Gupta, Azad, Shabana, Sabeena, Johny Whisky, Rajan Kapoor, Jeevankala, Ratnamala, Aravind Pandya, Uma Datt, Dilip Dutt, Shri Bhagwan, Uma Khosla, Raja Bhai, Chandrakant, Master Dillu, Baby Shamshad, Ram Rasila, Dalpat Bhai, Yaseen, Badshah, Maulana, Maqbool etc in it.
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4348 | Post No. : | 15659 |
Today (13 july 2020) is the birth anniversary of Prem Dhawan (13 june 1923-7 May 2001) Prem Dhawan is mainly known as a lyricist, but he was also a music director as well as an actor and choreographer.
Prem Dhawan made his debut as a lyricist in 1946 with the movie “Dharti Ke Lal”(1946). His last movie as a lyricist was was “Appu Raja”(1989).
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