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Hum tum ye rang roop ye raaten
Posted January 13, 2024
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Today, January 13, 2024, is 94th birth anniversary of music director, Sardar Malik. In his childhood, he had wished to be a singer, but the fate turned him toward music direction. He did not have a prolific career. He never got opportunity to work with top film banners in spite of talents which was reflected in most of the songs he composed. Recently, I had gone through his interview on Vividh Bharati which was probably conducted after his ‘retirement’ from the film world. From his talk, I could visualize him to be a man of principles, a man of least resistance and a man of self-respect which will not allow him to indulge in networking. Lastly, he was a sensitive person who refrained from hurting anyone even if he had suffered from wrongdoings.
Sardar Malik (13/01/1930 -27/01/2006) was born in Kapurthala in a middle-class family. From the childhood, he developed interest in singing. Seeing his interest in music, his father put him under the tutelage of Ustad Mubarak Ali who was a percussionist. One day, he saw an advertisement in the newspaper from Uday Shankar’s India Cultural Center, Almora, inviting applications for admission to the Center. He was keen to join but his parents could not afford the fees. Knowing his interest in music, Maharaja of Kapurthala sponsored him to the Center.
In India Cultural Center, Almora, Sardar Malik learnt from visiting faculties which consisted of poet Sumitra Nandan Pant, Shankaran Namboodiri (Kathakali), Guruji Pillai (Bharatanatyam), Amobi Singh (Manipuri), apart from ballet dance from Uday Shankar. He also learnt music from Ustad Allauddin Khan and Vishnudas Shirali. Mohan Saigal and Guru Dutt were his classmates. Guru Dutt was his room mate also. After the completion of 5-year course, they joined Uday Shankar’s dance troop and traveled all over India performing dances. Sometimes, Sardar Malik gave solo dance performance in place of Uday Shankar whenever the latter was not available due to his illness.
During 1945, due to the after-effect of the World War II, the financial strain compelled Uday Shankar to close down his dance academy. Sardar Malik along with Mohan Saigal and Guru Dutt came to Mumbai to become choreographers in Hindi films. While Prabhat Films took Guru Dutt as choreographer, both Sardar Malik and Mohan Saigal jointly become choreographer for Nanabhai’s Bhatt’s film ‘Chaalis Karod’ (1945). After this, they both decided to give up choreography. While Mohan Saigal become director, Sardar Malik decided to pursue his interest in singing.
Jayant Desai and Ramesh Sehgal, the producer and director, respectively for ‘Renuka’ (1947) heard Sardar Malik singing in a programme. Impressed with his singing and his background, they offered him to compose songs for the film. So, Sardar Malik debuted as the music director for the film, ‘Renuka’ (1947) besides singing 4 songs. The film failed at the box office. But his song compositions for the film got attention from other film makers. His next two films, ‘Raaz’ (1949) and ‘Stage’ (1951) did not fare well either. By this time, Sardar Malik realised that Mohammed Rafi, Mukesh and Talat Mehmood were far superior singers than him. So, he gave up singing and concentrated on Music Direction.
In 1953, Sardar Malik came into limelight with his song, “Ae Gham-e-Dil Kyaa Karoon in ‘Thokar’ (1953) and “Bahaaron Ki Duniya Pukaare Tu Aa Ja” in ‘Laila Majnu’ (1953). In ‘Chor Baazaar’ (1954), “Hui Hai Humse Naadaani Teri Mehfil Mein Aa Baithhe” and in ‘Aab-e Hayaat’ (1955), “Main Gareebon Ka Dil Hoon Watan Ki Zabaan” became very popular. Sardar Malik was getting 2-3 film every year till about 1960. Sardar Malik got real recognition as a music director in ‘Saaranga’ (1960) and ‘Mera Ghar Mere Bachche’ (1960). The songs, “Saaranga Teri Yaad Mein” and “Bahaaron Se Poochho Mere Pyaar Ko Tum” from respective films became very popular. He signed a good number of films after these two films’ musical successes.
While everything was going fine in his career, an incident involving the heated arguments between a top lyricist and a top female playback singer at the time of recording of a song under his baton, destroyed his musical career. The female singer left the recording studio in a huff. Her entire anger fell on Sardar Malik because she felt that he had not supported her during her arguments with the lyricist. Suddenly, he stopped getting booking for recording studios. In the circumstances, he lost almost all the films which either he was working on or were lined up.
Sardar Malik never revealed the names of the top lyricist and the top female singer involved in the arguments. But it was apparent that they were Sahir Ludhianvi and Lata Mangeshkar. Both of them continued to work together but Lata stopped working with Sardar Malik after this episode. During 1960-65, he got mostly B Grade films in the genre of mythology, fantasy and action. During this period, Suman Kalyanpur and Asha Bhosle were his main female singers.
During his two decades of active musical career in films, Sardar Malik composed songs in about two dozen films. ‘Panch Ratan’ (1965) was virtually his last film though he later did ‘Gyaani ji’ (1977) jointly with Premnath.
Post 1965, when Sardar Malik had no work, he faced financial hardship. In a fit of depression, he threw all his collections of 78 RPM gramophone records of his songs in the Arabian Sea. He became a recluse and avoided going out of his house. Hasrat Jaipuri, his brother-in-law and Vishnudas Shirali, his music teacher at India Cultural Center helped him. He started music classes for young children, including his three sons, Anu Malik, Daboo Malik and Abu Malik.
With his eldest son, Anu Malik’s musical career taking off in the 90s, Sardar Malik was a satisfied person. After many years, Sardar Malik traveled outside Mumbai to witness his son, Anu Malik getting National Film Award for the best music director for the film, ‘Refugee’ (2001) in New Delhi.
Sardar Malik passed away on January 27, 2006 at the age of 76 as a happy person with all his sons and grandchildren, Anmol Malik, Armaan Malik and Amaal Malik doing well in their respective music fields.
As I mentioned earlier, ‘Panch Ratan’ (1965) was Sardar Malik’s virtually the last film for which he composed songs. The film was produced by Vinod Doshi and was directed by Kamran. The cast included Randhawa, Parveen Chaudhary, Kamran, Kamal Mehra, Shyam Kumar, Amarnath, Randhir, Meenaxi, Joginder Singh, Saudagar Singh, Madhumati, Laxmi Chhaya, Aruna, Jeevankala etc.
The film had an usual story which most of the ‘B’ grade costume action-drama films would have in Hindi. The film has all the ingredients of this genre of films like sword fights, free style wrestling, horse riding chase and a host of dancers for entertainments. Additionally, this ‘B” grade film had some ‘C’ grade antics by some of the side actors. The gist of the story of the film is as under:
After overthrowing the king of Shamgarh with the help of a treacherous Senapati (Amarnath) of the king, Sangram Singh (Kamran) becomes the ruler with a brutal force. The people are fed up with his oppressive rule. The people of Shamgarh under the leadership of Raja (Randhawa) rise against his rule. Sangram Singh has not only to crush the rebellion led by Raja, he has to settle his personal score also as Raja is in love with his sister, Chandralekha (Parveen Chaudhary).
Sangram Singh kidnaps Raja’s mother (Meenaxi) and as a tit for tat, Raja kidnaps Chandralekha. After kidnapped persons are exchanged, Sangram Singh announces the engagement of Chandralekha with the Prince of Vijaygarh (Randhir). Now Raja has one more reason to fight Sangram Singh for the sake of Chandralekha. Raja successfully leads his fight against Sangram Singh with the help of his other four ‘ratan’ – Birju (Shyam Kumar), Tingoo (Kamal Mehra), Balwant (Saudagar Singh) and one more (I am not able to identify him), to end his brutal rule and brings back the ousted King of Shamgarh.
‘Panch Ratan’ (1965) has 5 songs written by Anjaan (4) and Upendra (1) which have been set to music by Sardar Malik. Two songs from the film have been covered on the Blog. I am presenting the 3rd song, “Hum Tum Ye Rang Roop Ye Raaten from the film to appear on the Blog. The song is rendered by Suman Kalyanpur on the words of Anjaan. It is a dance song picturised on Madhumati.
The occasion is the engagement ceremony of Princess Chandralekha with the Prince of Vijaygarh. It is a ploy by Sangram Singh (Kamran) to capture Raja (Randhawa) and his gang knowing that they would come in disguise. And they do attend the ceremony in disguise. First, Kamal Mehra dances with Madhumati followed by Shyam Kumar. Kamran and Amarnath can be seen during the dance performance.
Video Clip:
Song-Hum tum ye rang roop ye raaten (Panch Ratan)(1965) Singer-Suman Kalyanpur, Lyrics-Anjaan, MD-Sardar Malik
Lyrics:
hum tum
ye rang roop ye raaten
dil jawaan
aur pyaar bhari ye baaten
hum tum
ye rang roop ye raaten
dil jawaan
aur pyaar bhari ye baaten
haaye haaye mehfil ye suhaani
ho na jaaye koi naadaani
haaye haaye mehfil ye suhaani
ho na jaaye koi naadaani
hum tum
ye rang roop ye raaten
dil jawaan
aur pyaar bhari ye baaten
badli badli hai hawaayen
bahki bahki hai fizaa
badli badli hai hawaayen
bahki bahki hai fizaa aa
aaj kya hai hone waala
kyun machalti hai adaa
kyun machalti hai adaa
ham tum
ye rang roop ye raaten
dil jawaan
aur pyaar bhari ye baaten
haaye haaye mehfil ye suhaani
ho na jaaye koi naadaani
ham tum
ye rang roop ye raaten
dil jawaan
aur pyaar bhari ye baaten
kyaa qayaamat unke tewar
kyaa haseen andaaz hai
kyaa qayaamat unke tewar
kyaa haseen andaaz hai…
yaa ilaahi khul na jaaye
dil mein sau sau raaz hain
dil mein sau sau raaz hain
ham tum
ye rang roop ye raaten
dil jawaan
aur pyaar bhari ye baaten
ham tum
ye rang roop ye raaten
dil jawaan
aur pyaar bhari ye baaten
haaye haaye mehfil ye suhaani
ho na jaaye koi naadaani
haaye haaye mehfil ye suhaani
ho na jaaye koi naadaani
ham tum
ye rang roop ye raaten
dil jawaan
aur pyaar bhari ye baaten
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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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हम
तुम
ये रंग रूप ये रातें
दिल
जवां
और प्यार भरी ये बातें
हम
तुम
ये रंग रूप ये रातें
दिल
जवां
और प्यार भरी ये बातें
हाय हाय महफिल ये सुहानी
हो ना जाये कोई नादानी
हाय हाय महफिल ये सुहानी
हो ना जाये कोई नादानी
हम
तुम
ये रंग रूप ये रातें
दिल
जवां
और प्यार भरी ये बातें
बदली बदली
हैं हवाएँ
बहकी बहकी
हैं फिज़ा
बदली बदली हैं हवाएँ
बहकी बहकी हैं फिजा
आज क्या है
होनेवाला
क्यों मचलती है अदा
क्यों मचलती है अदा
हम
तुम
ये रंग रूप ये रातें
दिल
जवां
और प्यार भरी ये बातें
हाय हाय महफिल ये सुहानी
हो ना जाये कोई नादानी
हाय हाय महफिल ये सुहानी
हो ना जाये कोई नादानी
हम
तुम
ये रंग रूप ये रातें
दिल
जवां
और प्यार भरी ये बातें
क्या क़यामत
उनके तेवर
क्या हसीन
अंदाज़ है
क्या क़यामत उनके तेवर
क्या हसीं अंदाज़ है
या इलाही
खुल ना जाएँ
दिल में सौ सौ राज़ हैं
दिल में सौ सौ राज़ हैं
हम
तुम
ये रंग रूप ये रातें
दिल
जवां
और प्यार भरी ये बातें
हम
तुम
ये रंग रूप ये रातें
दिल
जवां
और प्यार भरी ये बातें
हाय हाय महफिल ये सुहानी
हो ना जाये कोई नादानी
हाय हाय महफिल ये सुहानी
हो ना जाये कोई नादानी
हम
तुम
ये रंग रूप ये रातें
दिल
जवां
और प्यार भरी ये बातें
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Blog 10-Year Challenge (2013-2023) – Song No.105
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On this date ten years ago (1 May 2013), eight songs from eight different movies were covered in the blog. Here are the details:-
Post No | Song Title | Name of the movie | Remarks |
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8013 | Ajee dil ho qaaboo mein to | Village Girl (1945) | 11 songs covered out of 12 by now. Final song unavailable |
8014 | Tan Man Mera tarse | Paataal Bhairavi (1952) | 5 songs covered out of 9 by now |
8015 | Pyaar nahin chhupta chhupaane se | Laadla (1954) | 9 songs covered out of 10 by now |
8016 | Teri mehfil tera jalwa teri soorat dekh li | Sohni Mahiwal(1958) | Movie YIPPEED in the blog by now |
8017 | Pehle beej akela | Sant Tukaram (1965) | 4 songs covered out of 8 by now |
8018 | Jobna se chunariya khisak gayee re | Dhundh (1973) | Movie YIPPEED in the blog with this song |
8019 | O phoolon ke desh waali…Haath mere hai madhu ka pyaala | Aarop (1974) | Movie YIPPEED in the blog by now |
8020 | Bibi mendhki ri tu to paani mein ki raani | Garam Coat(1955) | Movie YIPPEED in the blog by now |
We observe that four movies (out of eight) whose songs were covered in the blog on this date ten years ago (on 1 May 2013) have since been YIPPEED.Two more movies have only one song left to be covered, but these songs are not available. So practically only two unYIPPEED movies are eligible for Blog Ten Year Challenge today on 1 May 2023.
“Sant Tukaram”(1965) is one of the BTYC eligible movies today.
“Sant Tukaram”(1965) was produced by R A Puria and directed by Rajesh Nanda for Ashok Films, Bombay. The movie had Anita Guha, Shahu Modak, B.M.Vyas, Rohit Kumar, Madhu Apte, Badri Prasad, Kesari, Narbada Shankar, Vishwas Kunte, Rajpal, Tun Tun, Sadhna Khote, Raaj Kumar, Baby Shobha, Uma, Helen etc in it.
“Sant Tukaram”(1965) had eight songs in it. Four songs have been covered so far.
Here is the fifth song from the movie to appear in the blog. This song is sung by Asha Bhonsle and Manna Dey. Bharat Vyas is the lyricist. Music is composed by Ved Pal.
The song is picturised as a seduction song on Helen (playing seductress Rambha)and Shahu Modak.
Lyrics of the song were sent to me by Prakashchandra.
Video link:
Song-O bhole jogee sun meri paayaliya ki chhun chhun (Sant Tukaram)(1965) Singers-Asha Bhonsle, Manna Dey, Lyrics-Bharat Vyas, MD-Ved Pal
Both
Lyrics(Provided by Prakashchandra)
ye poonam ki chaandni
ye ae ae ghadiyaan aaa anmol
beet na jaaye raat ye jogee
aankhein aen ae khol
jogi o jogi
o bholey jogi sun
meree pyaaliyaa ki chhun chhun
sun o bholey jogi sun
meree paayaliyaa ki chhun chhun
raat ye beetee jaaye re
jawaani phir nahin aaye rey
jawaani phir nahin aaye rey ae aey ae
goree goree baahon mein
mera kangnaa khan khan khankey
goree goree baahon mein
mera kangnaa khan khan khankey
aayee hoon main ban thhan ke ae
aur gaaoon geet milan ke
jo tarsey aur tarsaaye rey
jawaani phir nahin aaye rey
o bholey jogee sun
meree pyaaliyaa ki chhun chhun
raat ye beetee jaaye re
jawaani phir nahin aaye rey
jawaani phir nahin aaye rey ae
kuchch mann kee pyaas bujhaa ley
kuchch tan ki aag bujhaa ley ae
kuchch mann kee pyaas bujhaa ley
kuchch tan ki aag bujhaa ley
tere paas khadee hoon jogee
mujhe apne ang lagaa ley
jo tarsey aur tarsaaye rey
jawaani phir nahin aaye rey
o bholey jogi sun
meree paayaliyaa ki chhunn chhunn
raat ye beetee jaaye re
jawaani phir nahin aaye rey ae ae
jawaani phir nahin aaye rey ae ae ae
o paththar ke insaan
tu aankhein khol
o paththar ke insaan
tu aankhein khol
dekh tu apne prabhu kee maayaa
kaisaa sundar roop banaayaa
neel kamal se ae nain banaaye
kokil jaisey bain banaaye
o o ooo
ho o o
o o o o
hoo oo
kokil jaisey baain banaaye
inhein chhod kar kyon khothaa hai
ye jeevan anmol
ye jeevan anmol
paththar ke insaan
tu aankhein ae khol
jal mein wahee hai
thhal mein wohee hai
is jeevan tan man mein wahee hai
tujhmein wahee hai
mujh mein wahee hai
dhartee ke kan kan mein wahee hai
ho o ho o ho o o
ho o
ho o o ho o dharthee ke kan kan mein wohee hai
is neeras jeevan mein jogi
prem kaa amrit ghol
prem kaa amrit ghol
paththar ke insaan tu aankhein khol
hari bol hari bol hari bol
hari bol hari bol hari bol
hari bol hari bol hari bol
hari bol hari bol hari bol
hari bol hari bol
hari bol hari bol
hari bol hari bol hari bol
hari bol hari bol
hari bol hari bol
hari bol hari bol hari bol
hari bol hari bol
hari bol hari bol
hari bol hari bol hari bol
hari bol hari bol
hari bol hari bol
hari bol hari bol hari bol
hari bol hari bol
hari bol hari bol
hari bol hari bol hari bol
hari bol hari bol
hari bol hari bol
hari bol hari bol hari bol
Hari
Nain se nain ulajh gaye re sainyyaa
Posted March 9, 2023
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“Raaka”(1965) was produced by D N Sathi and directed by Kedar Kapoor for Tej Pictures, Bombay. The movie had Dara Singh, Mumtaz, K.N.singh, Kamal Mehra,
Shyam Kumar, Laxmi Chhaaya, Meenaxi, Praveen Paul, Tuntun, Roopesh Kumar, Jagdish Raj, Shakeela Bano Bhopali, Ganga, Aroon, Sheela, Junior Noor jahan, Fazal, Khursheed, Bihari, Anand, Bilkish, Saudagar Singh, Vasant Singh, K.L.Panda, Paul Kumidan, Salim, Black Shadow etc in it.
The movie had six songs in it. Three songs have been covered in the past.
Here is the fourth song from the movie to appear in the blog. The song is sung by Asha Bhonsle. Asad Bhopali is the lyricist. Music is composed by Dattaram. The song is picturised on Mumtaz and Dara Singh.
Lyrics of the song and other details were sent to me by Prakashchandra.
Audio
Video
Song-Nain se nain ulajh gaye re sainyyaan (Raaka)(1965) Singer-Asha Bhonsle, Lyrics-Asad Bhopali, MD-Dattaram
Lyrics(Provided by Prakashchandra)
ho o ho o o ho o
nain se nain ulajh gaye rey sainyyaan
dil ki baat samajh gaye rey sainyyaan
laaj kaa pehraa tootaa jaaye
hosh kaa daaman chhootaa jaaye
main to mar gayee mar gayee mar gayee rey ae
nain se nain ulajh gaye rey sainyyaan
dil ki baat samajh gaye rey saiyyaan
laaj kaa pehraa tootaa jaaye
hosh kaa daaman chhootaa jaaye
main to mar gayee mar gayee mar gayee rey ae
ho o o ho o o
haayye aey ae
rut gaaye kaliyaan naachey
dil hawaaon mein udney lagaa aaa aaaa
rut gaaye kaliyaan naachey
dil hawaaon mein udney lagaa aaa aaaa
hoyye sambhley na aanchal mujhse
meri nas nas pe chhaayaa nashaa
ye mujhe
kyaa huaa
kya pataa aaa
nain se nain ulajh gaye rey saiyyaan
dil ki baat samajh gaye rey saiyyaan
laaj ka pehraa tootaa jaaye
hosh kaa daaman chhootaa jaaye
main to mar gayee mar gayee mar gayee rey ae
ho o ho o o ho
haayye ae ae
dil chaahey koyi bahaaney
mujhe baahon mein ley le piyaa aaa aaa
dil chaahey koyi bahaaney
mujhe baahon mein ley le piyaa aaa
hoyye phir apne
galey lagaake
meri zulfon se kheley piyaa
ye mujhe
kyaa huaa
kya pataa aaa aaa
nain se nain ulajh gaye rey sainyyaan
dil ki baat samajh gaye rey sainyyaan
laaj ka pehraa tootaa jaaye
hosh kaa daaman chhootaa jaaye
main to mar gayee mar gayee mar gayee ee re
nain se nain ulajh gaye rey sainyyaan
dil ki baat samajh gaye rey sainyyaan
laaj ka pehraa tootaa jaaye
hosh kaa daaman chhootaa jaaye
main to mar gayee mar gayee mar gayee rey ae
This article is written by Avinash Scrapwala, 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.
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#the Decade of Sixties – 1961 – 1970 #
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In this post we cover a song from the ‘1965’ movie “Aasmaan Mahal”.
“Aasmaan Mahal” was directed by Khawaja Ahmed Abbas for ‘Naya Sansaar, Bombay’.It had Prithviraj, Surekha, Nana Palsikar, Rashid Khan, Madhukar, Yunus Parvez, Mridula, Dilip Raj, Ravikant, Virendra Raj Anand, Chandar B. Kaushal, Anwar Hussain, Naseem Bano, Ishrat Sultana, Anugeeta, David, Ram Singh, Murty, M.A. Parkar, Irshad Panjatan, Babbanlal, Agrawal, Rani, Shibdhatullah and others.
This movie has six songs. Three songs were credited to Ali Sardar Jafri, in one of them he gets jointly credited with Ghalib, while Majaz gets credited for one song. Lyricist name is not mentioned for remaining two songs.
Music for this movie was composed by J.P. Kaushik.
Here is the list of songs in this movie:-
SNo | Song Title | Lyricist | Singer/s | Posted On |
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01 | Toone samjha hi nahin kya hai haqeeqat meri | Jafri | Vijaya Majumdar | 27.07.2019 |
02 | Khubsoorat hai teri tarah shikaayat teri | Jafri | Mahendra Kapoor | |
03 | Laao pilaao, main sharaabi hoon | Jafri+Ghalib | Vijaya Majumdar, Mahendra Kapoor | |
04 | Main aahen bhar nahin sakta ki naghmein gaa nahin sakta | Majaz | Vijaya Majumdar, Mahendra Kapoor | 17.05.2017 |
05 | Kaun achchha hai yahaan kaun kharaab | Not mentioned | Not mentioned | |
06 | Aye raat zaraa aahistaa guzar | Not mentioned | Geeta, Madhukar |
It can be seen from the above table that this movie had made its debut on the blog on 17.05.2017 with a detailed post about Khawaja Ahmed Abbas and this film by our Shri Sudhir Kapoor ji. (Interested readers can read that article posted on 17.05.2017).
One more song was added to this movie on 27.07.2019.
The song being discussed is the third song from this movie being presented today.
This song is sung by Mahendra Kapoor and it is lip synced on screen by Dileep Raj. This song is part of a ‘mushaaira’.
In the movie this recitation takes place after a ‘nazm’ recitation by the actress Surekha viz ‘toone samjhi hi nahin kya hai haqeeqat meri’. The actor Dileep Raj who plays a son of the ‘Nawaab’ Prithvi Raj Kapoor in the movie presents another ‘nazm’ in response. Both of them love each other but their ‘social status’ is preventing them from marrying each other. At the end of the movie, all this is ‘happily resolved’ as mentioned by Sudhir ji in his post here.
We have some beautiful verses written by Ali Sardar Jafri and recited by Mahendra Kapoor. The video of the song has no music in it while the audio recording of the song is accompanied by music.
Let us now enjoy this song from ‘Aasmaan Mahal-1965’…
Video
Audio
Song-Khoobsoorat hai teri tarah shikaayat teri (Aasmaan Mahal)(1965) Singer-Mahendra Kapoor, Lyrics-Ali Sardar Jafri, MD-J P Kaushik
Lyrics
khubsoorat hai teri tarah
shikaayat teri ee
is shikaayat se jhalakti hai
muhabbat teri ee
khubsoorat hai
pyaas le aayi hai
saaqi tere maikhaane mein
dhhaal di husn ki mai
rooh ke paimaane mein ae
dil ke sheeshe mein utar aayi
hai soorat teri ee
khubsoorat hai teri tarah
shikaayat teri ee
khubsoorat hai
tujhko yoon dekha hai
jis tarah chaman ko dekhen
tujhko yoon poojaa hai
jis tarah sanam ko poojein aen
ki hai in aankhon ne din raat
ibaatdat teri ee
khubsoorat hai teri tarah
shikaayat teri ee
khubsoorat hai
dil wo jannat hai ke
mahlon ke khandahar kuchh bhi nahin
daaman e ishq mein
laal aur gohar kuchh bhi nahin
dard daulat hai meri
dard hi daulat teri ee
khubsoorat hai teri tarah
shikaayat teri ee
khubsoorat hai
mil ke ham saare
zamaane ko badal sakte hain ae
jaise phoolon pe chalen
aag pe chal sakte hain aen
shart bas ye hai ke
mil jaaye rafaaqat teri ee
khubsoorat hai teri tarah
shikaayat teri ee
khubsoorat hai
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