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Aaj Ye Bijli Kahaan Giregi
Posted on: March 30, 2018
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| Blog Day : | 3542 | Post No. : | 14219 |
Missing Films of 1960s – 64
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Today, we bring on board another missing film from 1967. ‘Shamsheer’ is an obscure film, which many people won’t remember now. We become aware of such films, mostly through the Geet Kosh listings.
A film by the same name was also produce a decade or so earlier – in 1953. ‘Shamsheer’ – meaning a ‘sword’ – this word appears in the title of many films actually. There are films by the name ‘Shamsheerbaaz’ – in 1940 and 1953 (yes, in 1953, both ‘Shamsheer’ and ‘Shamsheerbaaz’ appeared in the same year). Then way back in 1935, we have another film titled ‘Shamsheer e Arab’.
The 1967 film ‘Shamsheer’ was produced under the banner of Sangram Pictures of Bombay, and and was directed by Babubhai Mistry. This film was costume drama. One look as the list of actors, and we realize this is a Sheikh Mukhtar film, with the list of actors reading as Prithviraj, Sheikh Mukhtar, Geetanjali, Ajeet Singh, Aruna Irani, Jeevan, Maruti, Helen, Madhumati, Lakshmichaya, Jeevankala, Ratnamala, Sarita, Uma Dutt, Paulson, Ridku, and Meenakshi.
Geet Kosh lists six songs for this film, which are written by four songwriters – two songs by Aish Kanwal, two by Asad Bhopali, one by Bharat Vyas and one by Madhukar Rajasthani. This song is written by Asad Bhopali. Music direction is by the duo of Lala-Sattaar. Readers are familiar with the trio of Lala-Asar-Sattaar. Of these, Lala and Sattaar also gave music together as a duo.
So presenting today, the first song of the 1967 film ‘Shamsheer’. It is a quick paced ‘nok jhonk’ type duet which is sung by Raf Sb and Shamshad Begum. I request our more knowledgeable readers to kindly add more information for this film and this song, if available.
Song – Aaj Ye Bijli Kahaan Giregi (Shamsheer) (1967) Singer – Mohammed Rafi, Shamshad Begum, Lyrics – Asad Bhopali, MD – Lala Sattaar
Lyrics
haa haa
aaj ye bijli kahaan giregi
sach sach bataao na
sach sach bataao na
dum lak mach lak
kahaan chali ho
dum lak mach lak
kahaan
chalo ji apna rasta naapo
humko sataao na
humko sataao na
dum lak mach lak
kahin bhi jaaun
dum lak mach lak
kahin
jaavo na hum se bolo
jhoothe zamaane bhar ke
jaavo na hum se bolo
main na kahin ka raha
tum se mohabbat kar ke
tum to nazar na phero
jaati kahaan ho thehro
chhodo kalaai meri
chhodo ji
arre ji..eeo chhammiaa. . .
aaj ye bijli kahaan giregi
sach sach bataao na
sach sach bataao na
dum lak mach lak
kahaan chali ho
dum lak mach lak
kahaan
chalo ji apna rasta naapo
humko sataao na
humko sataao na
dum lak mach lak
kahin bhi jaaun
dum lak mach lak
kahin
kya hai qusoor mera
jo tum ho roothi roothi
kya hai qusoor mera
waade tumhaare jhoothe
kasmen tumhari jhoothin
matlab ke yaar ho tum
kitne makkaar ho tum
tauba ye kaisi baaten karti ho
arre kyon na karun
to karo phir
chalo ji apna rasta naapo
humko sataao na
humko sataao na
dum lak mach lak
kahin bhi jaaun
dum lak mach lak
kahin
aa haa
aaj ye bijli kahaan giregi
sach sach bataao na
sach sach bataao na
dum lak mach lak
kahaan chali ho
dum lak mach lak
kahaan
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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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हा हा
आज ये बिजली कहाँ गिरेगी
सच सच बताओ ना
सच सच बताओ ना
दम लक मच लक
कहाँ चली हो
दम लक मच लक
कहाँ
चलो जी अपना रस्ता नापो
हमको सताओ ना
हमको सताओ ना
दम लक मच लक
कहीं भी जाऊँ
दम लक मच लक
कहीं
जावो ना हमसे बोलो
झूठे जमाने भर के
जावो ना हमसे बोलो
मैं ना कहीं का रहा
तुमसे मोहब्बत कर के
तुम तो नज़रें ना फेरो
जाती कहाँ हो ठहरो
छोड़ो कलाई मेरी
छोड़ो जी
अरे जी॰॰ईओ छम्मीया॰ ॰ ॰
आज ये बिजली कहाँ गिरेगी
सच सच बताओ ना
सच सच बताओ ना
दम लक मच लक
कहाँ चली हो
दम लक मच लक
कहाँ
चलो जी अपना रस्ता नापो
हमको सताओ ना
हमको सताओ ना
दम लक मच लक
कहीं भी जाऊँ
दम लक मच लक
कहीं
क्या है क़ुसूर मेरा
जो तुम हो रूठी रूठी
क्या है क़ुसूर मेरा
वादे तुम्हारे झूठे
कसमें तुम्हारी झूठीं
मतलब के यार हो तुम
कितने मक्कार हो तुम
तौबा ये कैसी बातें करती हो
अरे क्यों ना करूँ
तो करो फिर
चलो जी अपना रस्ता नापो
हमको सताओ ना
हमको सताओ ना
दम लक मच लक
कहीं भी जाऊँ
दम लक मच लक
कहीं
आ हा
आज ये बिजली कहाँ गिरेगी
सच सच बताओ ना
सच सच बताओ ना
दम लक मच लक
कहाँ चली हो
दम लक मच लक
कहाँ
Aankhen Pyaasi Lab Hain Pyaase
Posted on: March 15, 2018
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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.
| Blog Day : | 3527 | Post No. : | 14167 |
Missing Films of 1960s – 63
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Shamma Jali To Jala Parwaana
Pyaar Bana Afsaana. . .
The film, ‘Pyaar Bana Afsaana’ was eventually never released. However the songs were already recorded and released. This song caught the attention of the listening public, and it did become quite a popular memory in the radio listening days.
Remembering Krishna Kalle – three years ago this day, she passed away at the age of 74.
In 1957, when she was declared the winner of a national level singing award for young talent, she received this award from the hands of the then President of India, Dr. Rajendra Prasad. More awards and recognitions followed in the subsequent years. In 1965, she was honored as the ‘Golden Voice of India’.
In 1960 she joined the All India Radio in Bombay (now Mumbai). However, within three or four years, she made her debut as a playback singer in the film industry. As per Geet Kosh, her first song came in the film ‘Daanveer Karna’ in 1965. She continued to be active in both the Hindi and Marathi cinema, and has also sung some songs in Kannada films. Given the situation of the industry, this talented young singer did never make it to the top level of playback singing in the industry. She sang over 200 songs in Hindi films in an active career that spanned from mid 1960s to mid 1980s. Besides, she also has to her credit, about 100 songs in the Marathi film. In addition, there are almost another 100 non-film songs and bhajans recorded by her.
Today’s song is from the 1967 film ‘Gunehgaar’. This is a Sheikh Mukhtar film that is produced under the banner of Shimla Productions, and is directed by R Thakar. Besides Sheikh Mukhtar, the star cast is led by Sanjeev Kumar and Kumkum. The other players in this films are Bhagwan, Madan Puri, Uma Dutt, Neelam, Nandini, Tuntun, Sulochana Chatterjee, Lakshmichaya, Kundan, Dilip Dutt, and Tiwari etc.
The story is a typical variation on the Sheikh Mukhtar tales. Shankar (Sheikh Mukhtar) is on the run from the police, for a crime believes he has committed; but actually he himself is mistaken. He flees from village and comes to Bombay, and becomes part of a gang led by Khan (Uma Dutt). Khan is a involved in criminal activities, but he is a man of his word. Shankar’s sister Kum Kum, also comes to Bombay in search of her brother. Sanjeev Kumar is an upright police officer. By a sequence of events, Kum Kum and Sanjeev Kumar meet at the police station, and he takes her to his home, since she has no place to stay. Love blossoms between them. Madan Puri, an old adversary of Shankar from the village, also comes to Bombay, and also starts working for Khan. Some more predictable events happen and then all is sorted out for a happy ending.
Geet Kosh lists 6 songs for this film, three of which are written by Naqsh Lyallpuri, and two by Akhtar Romani. The sixth song does not have a lyricist name mentioned against it. Today’s song is from the pen of Naqsh Lyallpuri. The music direction of this film is by Vedpal.
This is a ‘villain’s den’ song. Kum Kum has reached the adda of Khan. Khan is enamored by her beauty and wants her to dance for him. At first she refuses. He then promises her that no harm whatsoever will come to her and that he takes the responsibility to protect her. Since she has a purpose i.e. to locate her brother, hesitatingly she agrees. And the song follows. The song is delightful and melodious, and a very pleasing listen. When the song ends, Madan Puri makes an entrance. The film is available online, in case you may be curious as to what happens next. 🙂
With this song, the 1967 film ‘Gunehgaar’ makes a debut on our blog today. Enjoy.
Song – Aankhen Pyaasi Lab Hain Pyaase (Gunehgaar) (1967) Singer – Krishna Kalle, Lyrics – Naqsh Layallpuri, MD – Vedpal
Lyrics
pyaala bhar ke
jo hamne poochha
jee kisko pehle
kahaan se pehle
tamaam mehfil pukaar uthi
ji humko pehle
yahaan se pehle
aankhen pyaasi lab hain pyaase
aankhen pyaasi lab hain pyaase
is mehfil mein sab hain pyaase
saagar utha saaqiya
sab ko pila saaqiya
aankhen pyaasi lab hain pyaase
is mehfil mein sab hain pyaase
saagar utha saaqiya
sab ko pila saaqiya
masti ka paighaam banin hain
zulfon ki rangeen ghataayen
masti ka paighaam banin hain
zulfon ki rangeen ghataayen
saaz dilon ke chhed rahi hai. . .
paayal ki betaab sadaayen
paayal ki betaab sadaayen
chhed inhin saazon ki dhun par
chhed inhin saazon ki dhun par
naghma naya saaqiya
sab ko pila saaqiya
aankhen pyaasi lab hain pyaase
is mehfil mein sab hain pyaase
saagar utha saaqiya
sab ko pila saaqiya
aaj utha na koi pyaasa
mehfil ki awaaz yahi hai
aaj utha na koi pyaasa
mehfil ki awaaz yahi hai
jaam pe jaam diye ja saaqi
jeene ka andaaz yahi hai
jeene ka andaaz yahi hai
roz kahaan laati hain raaten
roz kahaan laati hain raaten
aisi fizaa saaqia
sab ko pila saaqiya
aankhen pyaasi lab hain pyaase
is mehfil mein sab hain pyaase
saagar utha saaqiya
sab ko pila saaqiya
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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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प्याला भर के
जो हमने पूछा
जी किसको पहले
कहाँ से पहले
तमाम महफिल पुकार उठी
जी हमको पहले
यहाँ से पहले
आँखें प्यासी लब हैं प्यासे
आँखें प्यासी लब हैं प्यासे
इस महफिल में सब हैं प्यासे
सागर उठा साक़िया
सबको पीला साक़िया
आँखें प्यासी लब हैं प्यासे
इस महफिल में सब हैं प्यासे
सागर उठा साक़िया
सबको पीला साक़िया
मस्ती का पैग़ाम बनीं हैं
ज़ुल्फों की रंगीन घटाएँ
मस्ती का पैग़ाम बनीं हैं
ज़ुल्फों की रंगीन घटाएँ
साज दिलों के छेड़ रही है॰॰॰
पायल की बेताब सदाएं
पायल की बेताब सदाएं
छेड़ इन्हीं साज़ों की धुन पर
छेड़ इन्हीं साज़ों की धुन पर
नग़मा नया साक़िया
सबको पीला साक़िया
आँखें प्यासी लब हैं प्यासे
इस महफिल में सब हैं प्यासे
सागर उठा साक़िया
सबको पीला साक़िया
आज उठे ना कोई प्यासा
महफिल की आवाज़ यही है
आज उठे ना कोई प्यासा
महफिल की आवाज़ यही है
जाम पे जाम दिये जा साक़ी
जीने का अंदाज़ यही है
जीने का अंदाज़ यही है
रोज़ कहाँ लाती हैं रातें
रोज़ कहाँ लाती हैं रातें
ऐसी फ़िज़ा साक़िया
सबको पीला साक़िया
आँखें प्यासी लब हैं प्यासे
इस महफिल में सब हैं प्यासे
सागर उठा साक़िया
सबको पीला साक़िया
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.
| Blog Day : | 3501 | Post No. : | 14065 |
Missing Films of 1960s – 59
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So, on the 3501st day on this blog, I introduce to you the debut film for today.
The film is ‘Sardaar’ from 1967. This year continues to be very fertile, and still another four, and maybe five more films from this year are next in line.
The production banner is M.U.N. films Bombay, and the film is directed by Babubhai Mistry. The film is categorized as a costume drama, with the cast of actors listed as Dara Singh, Sheikh Mukhtar, Ajit, Nishi, Helen, Jayant, Chandrashekhar, Tiwari, Maruti, Arvind Pandya, and Jeevankala. Now this is a very impressive ensemble – we have Sheikh Mukhtar, and Dara Singh, and Ajit, and Chandrashekhar, and Nishi, and Helen, and Jayant, and Tiwari – wow.
The film has seven songs listed. All the songs are written by Asad Bhopali, and the music is composed by Usha Khanna. As I scan the list of songs, some are very familiar and popular songs, and I wonder this film has managed to stay away from being represented on our blog so far.
Today’s song is about the memories of childhood love. It is sung by Lata Mangeshkar. Once you start listening to the song, I am sure the memory cells will respond – ok, well this one, yes, it is a familiar favorite from the radio listening days. Enjoy.
Song – Mera Tumhara Afsaana Hai Kitna Puraana (Sardaar) (1967) Singer – Lata Mangeshkar, Lyrics – Asad Bhopali, MD – Usha Khanna
Lyrics
mera tumhara afsaana
hai kitna purana
zara yaad karo
bachpan ka zamaana
piya yaad karo
zara yaad karo
mera tumhara afsaana
hai kitna purana
zara yaad karo
bachpan ka zamaana
piya yaad karo
zara yaad karo
kyon ji tumko yaad to hongi
pehli pehli pyaar ki baaten
pehli pehli pyaar ki baaten
chhoti si ik bhool pe laakhon
hoti then taqraar ki baaten
hoti then taqraar ki baaten
mera wo rooth ke jaana
tumhaara manaana
zara yaad karo
bachpan ka zamaana
piya yaad karo
zara yaad karo
din mein sau sau baar tumhaare
paas aane ko ji kehta hai
paas aane ko ji kehta hai
in aankhon mein daal ke aankhen
kho jaane ko ji kehta hai
kho jaane ko ji kehta hai
chhod ke dil tadpaana
mohabbat nibhaana
zara yaad karo
bachpan ka zamaana
piya yaad karo
zara yaad karo
mera tumhara afsaana
hai kitna purana
zara yaad karo
bachpan ka zamaana
piya yaad karo
zara yaad karo
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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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मेरा तुम्हारा अफसाना
है कितना पुराना
ज़रा याद करो
बचपन का ज़माना
पिया याद करो
ज़रा याद करो
मेरा तुम्हारा अफसाना
है कितना पुराना
ज़रा याद करो
बचपन का ज़माना
पिया याद करो
ज़रा याद करो
क्यों जी तुमको याद तो होंगी
पहली पहली प्यार की बातें
पहली पहली प्यार की बातें
छोटी सी इक भूल पे लाखों
होती थीं तक़रार की बातें
होती थीं तक़रार की बातें
मेरा वो रूठ के जाना
तुम्हारा मनाना
ज़रा याद करो
बचपन का ज़माना
पिया याद करो
ज़रा याद करो
दिन में सौ सौ बार तुम्हारे
पास आने को जी कहता है
पास आने को जी कहता है
इन आँखों में दाल के आँखें
खो जाने को जी कहता है
खो जाने को जी कहता है
छोड़ के दिल तड़पाना
मोहब्बत निभाना
ज़रा याद करो
बचपन का ज़माना
पिया याद करो
ज़रा याद करो
मेरा तुम्हारा अफसाना
है कितना पुराना
ज़रा याद करो
बचपन का ज़माना
पिया याद करो
ज़रा याद करो
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| Blog Day : | 3498 | Post No. : | 14056 |
Missing Films of 1960s – 58
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1966 and 1967 appears to be very fertile years, as far as discovering obscure films and songs is concerned. I start searching for the films from these years, and I continue finding films and songs that seem to have been lost in time. A good number of them have already appeared online in one form or another. But there is still a good set that seem to be as yet unavailable online.
Today’s film – ‘Sheba And Hercules’ from 1967, is one of them. After some earlier comments from some readers on the blog and also some followers on YouTube, which corrected my statement about the song being posted for the first time, I try to be more cautious, and apply more effort to search the song before posting. So for this song today, I searched using many different options, but I am not able to trace any song of this film online. But I do not claim that the song is making a debut online, because I have been held in error of such statements before. So I will say that as far as my searches could show, I did not find this film and this song online as yet.
The name of the film itself indicates an obscure and a lost film. As dear Arun ji has also noted in one of his articles earlier, we can depend on the producers of Hindi films to create links across histories and across geographies; even to the extent of combining factual history and fictional characters. This endeavor to connect and to integrate disparate persona, events and aeons, is really ‘commendable’ – these producers and these films are working towards not just national integration, but also international integration. These producers deserve a big applause for their effort. 🙂
Case in point is this film. I am going by the title – since I have no clue as to the content and the storyline of the film. Hercules is a Roman God whose stories are part of the Roman Mythology. Incidentally, in Greek mythology also, a similar Hero/God appears, with a slightly altered name – Heracles. There are many similarities in the stories of these two, across these two cultures.
Queen Sheba is very much a historical persona, whose details are found in Biblical history, and from there connects are found in Jewish and Islamic history also. There is archaeological evidence that also supports this historical records. Sheba was the Queen of the kingdom of Saba – area in the southern Arabic peninsula that is current day Yemen. Her historical record is contemporaneous with King Solomon, who was the king of Israel in circa 970-931 BC. There is a detailed record of Queen Sheba’s visit to Israel, accompanied by a grand retinue, and of bringing many gifts of spices, dry fruits and other items, loaded on camels. The Jewish history records that the spices brought by Queen Sheba were of the type never seen and used before in Israel. There is a record of their conversations, in which Sheba asks many questions from Solomon, who is considered to be the wisest man who ever lived on this earth. After being satisfied with the answers she receives, she returns to her lands. Historians have recorded this visit as one of the earliest examples of a trade and cultural exchange delegation going from one nation to another.
But I digress. The point I am trying to arrive at is the these two mythological / historical personae – Hercules and Sheba – could never have possibly been contemporaneous in person. However, still, the producers of Hindi films have found a happy meeting ground for these two, in the film titled ‘Sheba And Hercules’. I would request other readers and friends to please add some information about the storyline of this film.
The film is a costume drama produced under the banner of Meena Films, Bombay and is directed by BS Chaudhry. The star cast includes Randhawa, Vijaya Chaudhary, Indira, Heeralal, Kamal Mehra, Tuntun, Rajan Kapoor, Trilok Singh, and Saudagar Singh amongst others. Geet Kosh tells us that there are six songs in this film. All songs have been written by Raja Mehdi Ali Khan and the music is by a gentleman named Chandan. Now this is a name that I have not encountered before. As I tried to look through the Geet Kosh, I am not able to locate any other reference to this name as a music director. Quite likely, this person, as many others who have given music in one or two films, would probably have been an assistant music director, and then got a chance to try his hand as an independent artist. But after one outing, did not get any more work in the industry.
The singing voice in this song is of Krishna Kalle. This is a song of ‘expression of love’, in which the lady is expressing her magnanimity that she is a benefactor, and that as a favor unto him, she has fallen in love with the gentleman to whom this song is being addressed. Now that is quite a thought. 🙂
So with this song, the film ‘Sheba And Hercules’ makes a debut on our blog. And so does the music director Chandan. I would request other knowledgeable readers and friends to please add more information about this film, and the music director.
Song – Jaao Ji Tum Pe Hum Merbaan Ho Gaye (Sheba And Hercules) (1967) Singer – Krishna Kalle, Lyrics – Raja Mehdi Ali Khan, MD – Chandan
Lyrics
jaao ji
jaao ji
tum pe hum merbaan ho gaye
jaao ji
tum pe hum merbaan ho gaye
pyaar machla. . .
pyaar machla iraade jawaan ho gaye
jaao ji
jaao ji
tum pe hum merbaan ho gaye
ji machalta khamosh kaise rahen
ji machalta khamosh kaise rahen
tum se sharma ab aur kya kya kahen
tum se sharma ab aur kya kya kahen
haaye kya kya kahen
haaye zaalim
dil ke saare
dil ke saar afsaane bayaan ho gaye
jaao ji
jaao ji
tum pe hum merbaan ho gaye
jaao ji
tum pe hum merbaan ho gaye
kis ne tum se kaha door hum se raho
kis ne tum se kaha door hum se raho
mere dil ki suno apne dil ki kaho
mere dil ki suno apne dil ki kaho
aji dil ki kaho
haaye qaatil
tum to khamoshiyon
tum to khamoshiyon ki zubaan ho gaye
jaao ji
jaao ji
tum pe hum merbaan ho gaye
jaao ji
tum pe hum merbaan ho gaye
aaj allah kasam hum nahin hosh mein
aaj allah kasam hum nahin hosh mein
tum ko le lenge palkon ki aaghosh mein
tum ko le lenge palkon ki aaghosh mein
haaye aaghosh mein
haaye
aaj laila
aaj laila ki hum dastaan ho gaye
jaao ji
jaao ji
tum pe hum merbaan ho gaye
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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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जाओ जी
जाओ जी
तुम पे हम मेरबाँ हो गए
जाओ जी
तुम पे हम मेरबाँ हो गए
प्यार मचला॰॰॰
प्यार मचला इरादे जवां हो गए
जाओ जी
जाओ जी
तुम पे हम मेरबाँ हो गए
जी मचलता है खामोश कैसे रहें
जी मचलता है खामोश कैसे रहें
तुमसे शर्मा अब और क्या क्या कहें
तुमसे शर्मा अब और क्या क्या कहें
हाए क्या क्या कहें
हाए ज़ालिम
दिल के सारे
दिल के सारे फसाने ब्याँ हो गए
जाओ जी
जाओ जी
तुम पे हम मेरबाँ हो गए
जाओ जी
तुम पे हम मेरबाँ हो गए
किसने तुमसे कहा दूर हमसे रहो
किसने तुमसे कहा दूर हमसे रहो
मेरे दिल की सुनो अपने दिल की कहो
मेरे दिल की सुनो अपने दिल की कहो
अजी दिल की कहो
हाए क़ातिल
तुम तो खामोशीयों
तुम तो खामोशीयों की ज़ुबाँ हो गए
जाओ जी
जाओ जी
तुम पे हम मेरबाँ हो गए
जाओ जी
तुम पे हम मेरबाँ हो गए
आज अल्लाह कसम हम नहीं होश में
आज अल्लाह कसम हम नहीं होश में
तुमको ले लेंगे पलकों की आग़ोश में
तुमको ले लेंगे पलकों की आग़ोश में
हाए आग़ोश में
हह हाए
आज लैला
आज लैला की हम दास्ताँ हो गए
जाओ जी
जाओ जी
तुम पे हम मेरबाँ हो गए
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Missing Films of 1960s – 54
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‘Mohabbat Aur Jung’ seems to be a rare and obscure film from 1967. The video of this song is available online, but not much information about the film is available. Existence of the video indicates that the film is in public domain. However, neither the film, nor any other song from this film is as yet uploaded.
The information in the Geet Kosh is also not complete. It identifies this as a stunt film, from the banner of Uppal Productions, Bombay. The list of actors, and the director’s name, both are not available. The uploader has indicated a list of names, viz., Radha Saluja, Ram Mohan, Helen, Shankar, purportedly to be a short list of actor names in this film. Film’s director is S Azim. The list of actors is Randhawa, Helen, Indira, Sunder, Ram Mohan, Sherry, Sujata Bakshi.
[Ed Note: The names of actors, and that of the director are provided by dear Sadanand ji, based on the information on the film poster. Thanks Sadanand ji.]
In terms of songs also, only two songs are listed in the Geet Kosh, with an indication that there are more. The lyricist is identified as Taj Bhopali and the music direction is by Iqbal Qureshi.
This song is sung by Krishna Kalle. I am not certain of the identity of the on screen performer. Is she a young Radha Saluja, a few years younger than what we see her as in ‘Doraaha’, her better known film from 1971. I request other knowledgeable readers and friends to please help to confirm or correct.
[Ed Note: As per information provided by our dear Prakash ji, the on screen performer is Sujata Bakshi. Thanks Prakash ji.]
The song is a ‘calling the beloved’ type of song, as the protagonist is frolicking in the woods and in the waters of a river, singing the words that beckon the beloved.
With this song, the film ‘Mohabbat Aur Jung’ makes a debut on our blog today.
Song – Samaa Khoobsurat Hai, Tumhaari Zaroorat Hai (Mohabbat Aur Jung) (1967) Singer – Krishna Kalle, Lyrics – Taj Bhopali, MD – Iqbal Qureshi
Lyrics
samaa khoobsurat hai
tumhaari zaroorat hai
bahaaron se poochhun main
bahaaron se poochhun main
ae mehboobi jaan e khoobi
sab kuchh hai
tu kahaan
tu kahaan
tu kahaan
tu kahaan
samaa khoobsurat hai
tumhaari zaroorat hai
aaj to mujhko hosh nahin hai
zulf kahin aanchal bhi kahin hai
main bhi haseen hoon
dil bhi haseen hai
ye duniya khwaabon ki zameen hai
ae mehboobi jaan e khoobi
sab kuchh hai
tu kahaan
tu kahaan
tu kahaan
tu kahaan
samaa khoobsurat hai
tumhaari zaroorat hai
maujon ka paighaam hai aa ja
jalwa jalwa jaam hain aa ja
rangeen rangeen shaam hai aa ja
tujh se zara sa kaam hai aa ja
ae mehboobi jaan e khoobi
sab kuchh hai
tu kahaan
tu kahaan
tu kahaan
tu kahaan
samaa khoobsurat hai
tumhaari zaroorat hai
bahaaron se poochhun main
bahaaron se poochhun main
ae mehboobi jaan e khoobi
sab kuchh hai
tu kahaan
tu kahaan
tu kahaan
tu kahaan
samaa khoobsurat hai
tumhaari zaroorat hai
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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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समां खूबसूरत है
तुम्हारी ज़रूरत है
बहारों से पूछूं मैं
बहारों से पूछूं मैं
ए महबूबी जान ए खूबी
सब कुछ है
तू कहाँ
तू कहाँ
तू कहाँ
तू कहाँ
समां खूबसूरत है
तुम्हारी ज़रूरत है
आज तो मुझको होश नहीं है
जुल्फ कहीं आँचल भी कहीं है
मैं भी हसीं हूँ
दिल भी हसीं है
ये दुनिया ख्वाबों की ज़मीं है
ए महबूबी जान ए खूबी
सब कुछ है
तू कहाँ
तू कहाँ
तू कहाँ
तू कहाँ
समां खूबसूरत है
तुम्हारी ज़रूरत है
मौजों का पैगाम है आ जा
जलवा जलवा जाम है आ जा
रंगीं रंगीं शाम है आ जा
तुझ से ज़रा सा काम है आ जा
ए महबूबी जान ए खूबी
सब कुछ है
तू कहाँ
तू कहाँ
तू कहाँ
तू कहाँ
समां खूबसूरत है
तुम्हारी ज़रूरत है
बहारों से पूछूं मैं
बहारों से पूछूं मैं
ए महबूबी जान ए खूबी
सब कुछ है
तू कहाँ
तू कहाँ
तू कहाँ
तू कहाँ
समां खूबसूरत है
तुम्हारी ज़रूरत है
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Missing Films of 1960s – 42
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IS Johar had a lead of three years over Raj Kapoor. His film ‘Mera Naam Johar’, released in 1967, preceded the great showman’s masterpiece ‘Mera Naam Joker’ which came in 1970. It is a matter of conjecture now, as to who inspired whom. 🙂
So this film is the debut film for today. IS Johar was going very strong, and travelling to many destinations in the 1960s. In 1965 we saw him in ‘Goa’ with Memood. In 1966, he travelled to ‘Kashmir’. Then in 1967, along with the proclamation that his name is ‘Johar’, he also appeared in ‘Bombay’. His next trip was somewhat delayed, considered that he travelled overseas to ‘Hong Kong’ in 1971, once again in Mehmood’s company.
The film is produced under the banner of Sudershan Chitra, Bombay, and is directed by Saran Kant. Besides himself in lead role, other members of the cast include Sonia Sahni, Dhoomal, Aruna Irani, Raj Mehra and Tiwari amongst others. The film has 6 songs listed. Music is from the mind of Usha Khanna. Two songwriters are listed – Asad Bhopali and Qamar Jalaalabaadi. However, only three of the songs have a specific lyricist identified. For this song, the lyricist name has not been identified. This song is written by Qamar Sb. (This information is actually available in the addenda to the volume IV of Geet Kosh, which I missed referring to earlier.)
The song is delivered in a very comical situation. And the songwriter has written some very catchy lines to match the situation. Apparently it seems that IS Johar and Sonia Sahni have to make a getaway from the clutches of the villain’s gangsters, who are blocking the roads even, and screening the people coming and going. And the way out found by the hero is something that can happen only in IS Johar films. They form a funeral procession, and they have Sonia Sahni acting like a dead body, being carried in the traditional funerary ‘takht’ on the shoulders of a group of people. IS Johar, with his head tonsured and wearing only a dhoti, seems to be the epitome of the prime mourner, carrying the traditional fire in a ‘matka’.
He leads the singing, with this song in the voice of Mahendra Kapoor. The group of people accompanying him includes people who are playing the ‘dholak’ and ‘khartaal’ etc. The procession meets the villain’s henchmen in a sort of a road block. And IS Johar is singing and telling the entire real story – that the dead body is actually ‘zinda’ (alive), and that they are making good an escape with no one the wiser.
The play acting is so convincing that the henchmen who are leading this group of baddies, actually come forward and shoulder the funerary carriage for some distance, even singing along with the group. A most hilarious situation contrived by the director, and so brazenly and blatantly executed by IS Johar and company. IS Johar looks so convincing in his role as a fake mourner, and as he sings along the lines in which he is indicating the truth of the situation, only if someone would listen ‘between the words’. . . – “Jaane Waala Chala Hai Dekho Rok Sakey Na Koi” 🙂
See, listen and enjoy.
Song – Ram Naam Satya Hai Gopal Naam Satya Hai (Mera Naam Johar) (1967) Singer – Mahendra Kapoor, Lyrics – Qamar Jalaalabaadi, MD – Usha Khanna
Chorus
Lyrics
ram naam satya hai
gopal naam satya hai
ram naam satya hai
gopal naam satya hai
jo chaahe wo kar sakta hai
kabhi na chhodo aas
jo chaahe wo kar sakta hai
kabhi na chhodo aas
sada parbhu par karo bharosa
keh gaye johar das
bolo
ram naam satya hai
gopal naam satya hai
ram naam satya hai
gopal naam satya hai
kabhi aatma mar nahin sakti
rehti hai ta-binda
kabhi aatma mar nahin sakti
rehti hai ta-binda
log jinhen bejaan samajhte
hotey hain wo zinda
bolo
ram naam satya hai
gopal naam satya hai
ram naam satya hai
gopal naam satya hai
insaanon ke bas mein kya hai
kaahe akde banda
insaanon ke bas mein kya hai
kaahe akde banda
logo punya kamaate jaao
dete jaao kandha
bolo
ram naam satya hai
gopal naam satya hai
ram naam satya hai
gopal naam satya hai
baat ram ki ram hi jaane
honi thi so hoi
baat ram ki ram hi jaane
honi thi so hoi
jaane waala chala hai dekho
rok sakey na koi
bolo
ram naam satya hai
gopal naam satya hai
ram naam satya hai
gopal naam satya hai
ram naam satya hai
gopal naam satya hai
ram naam satya hai
gopal naam satya hai
ram naam satya hai
gopal naam satya hai
ram naam satya hai
gopal naam satya hai
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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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राम नाम सत्य है
गोपाल नाम सत्य है
राम नाम सत्य है
गोपाल नाम सत्य है
जो चाहे वो कर सकता है
कभी ना छोड़ो आस
जो चाहे वो कर सकता है
कभी ना छोड़ो आस
सदा प्रभु पर करो भरोसा
कह गए जौहर दास
बोलो
राम नाम सत्य है
गोपाल नाम सत्य है
राम नाम सत्य है
गोपाल नाम सत्य है
कभी आत्मा मर नहीं सकती
रहती है ता-बिंदा
कभी आत्मा मर नहीं सकती
रहती है ता-बिंदा
लोग जिन्हें बेजान समझते
होते हैं वो ज़िंदा
बोलो
राम नाम सत्य है
गोपाल नाम सत्य है
राम नाम सत्य है
गोपाल नाम सत्य है
इन्सानों के बस में क्या है
काहे अकड़े बंदा
इन्सानों के बस में क्या है
काहे अकड़े बंदा
लोगो पुण्य कमाते जाओ
देते जाओ चंदा
बोलो
राम नाम सत्य है
गोपाल नाम सत्य है
राम नाम सत्य है
गोपाल नाम सत्य है
बात राम की राम ही जाने
होनी थी सो होई
बात राम की राम ही जाने
होनी थी सो होई
जाने वाला चला है देखो
रोक सके ना कोई
बोलो
राम नाम सत्य है
गोपाल नाम सत्य है
राम नाम सत्य है
गोपाल नाम सत्य है
राम नाम सत्य है
गोपाल नाम सत्य है
राम नाम सत्य है
गोपाल नाम सत्य है
राम नाम सत्य है
गोपाल नाम सत्य है
राम नाम सत्य है
गोपाल नाम सत्य है
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Missing Films of 1960s – 41
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1960s is turning out to be a very interesting era. Notwithstanding the known popular songs, it is the unfamiliar and the forgotten songs that are turning out to be absolutely fantastic entertainment.
Take today’s debut film – ‘Dilruba’ from 1967. Ah yes, I know there might be some eyebrows raised in surprise – but well, ‘Dilruba’ is an earlier film, and aren’t we familiar with it. And that its songs are very much present on our blog. And goodness yes, the film has been yippeee’d already. Well I guess you are right on all counts, except that the film ‘Dilruba’ that has been yippeee’d already is a film from 1950. The film that I am bringing on board today is a same name film, but it is from 1967. Yes, this same name confusion sometimes makes miss some new items.
And to share a very interesting aside here. The songs of this 1967 film have been uploaded by Sa Re Ga Ma on their YouTube channel. And I can’t believe it myself, that a seasoned organization like Sa Re Ga Ma is making such blunders. Maybe the old timers in the company are gone, and the new crop are just following an employment opportunity by rote. You know, they have uploaded the audios of the songs of 1967 film, with an image of the poster of the 1950 film. Quite a blunder this one is.
So the 1967 ’Dulruba’ comes from the banner of Festival Films, Bombay. It is directed by Mohammed Husain. The cast of actors includes Kumkum, Madan Puri, Madhumati, Helen, Shyam Kumar, Ajeet, Maruti etc. The film has 5 songs, for which the music has been composed by Usha Khanna. The five songs are written by three songwriters – Asad Bhopali, Javed Anwar and SH Bihari. This particular song comes from the mind of Asad Bhopali. Again, an aside which may just be a reminder for the regulars. The name Javed Anwar is actually a set of two poets working together. Javed is Manoharlal Khanna, father to Usha Khanna the MD, and Anwar is Raheel Gorakhpuri.
The singing voices are those of Asha Bhosle and Usha Mangeshkar. What a charming twin dance song this one is. I myself am also hearing it for the first time. With let us say, names of three dancers in the list of actors – Helen, Kum Kum and Madhumati – I don’t even want to start guessing which two of them would be performing this song on screen. I request our more knowledgeable readers to please add more information about this film, this song and its picturization.
So with this hit, the film ‘Dilruba’ from 1967 opens its account here on the blog today. A wow song that I am sure you will enjoy.
Song – Haaye Allah Kyon Hum Ne Pyaar Kiya Tum Se (Dilruba) (1967) Singer – Asha Bhosle, Usha Mangeshkar, Lyrics – Asad Bhopali, MD – Usha Khanna
Asha Bhosle + Usha Mangeshkar
Lyrics
haaye allah kyon hum ne pyaar kiya tum se
haaye allah kyon hum ne pyaar kiya tum se
pehle ye dard na tha
rang yun zard na tha
pehle ye dard na tha kya mila tum se
haaye allah kyon hum ne pyaar kiya tum se
haaye allah kyon hum ne pyaar kiya tum se
shokh nazren sharaabi ishaara
chheen kar le gaya dil hamara
shokh nazren sharaabi ishaara
chheen kar le gaya dil hamara
zindagi ki kasam
har jafaa har sitam
zindagi ki kasam
har jafaa har sitam
hans ke karna pada hai gawaara
haaye allah kyon hum ne pyaar kiya tum se
haaye allah kyon hum ne pyaar kiya tum se
kabhi khud aa gey bin bulaaye
kabhi laakhon bahaane banaaye
kabhi khud aa gey bin bulaaye
kabhi laakhon bahaane banaaye
dil hi dil mein sanam
sochte hain ye hum
dil hi dil mein sanam
sochte hain ye hum
jaane apne ho ya tum paraaye
haaye allah kyon hum ne pyaar kiya tum se
haaye allah kyon hum ne pyaar kiya tum se
pehle ye dard na tha
rang yun zard na tha
pehle ye dard na tha kya mila tum se
haaye allah kyon hum ne pyaar kiya tum se
haaye allah kyon hum ne pyaar kiya tum se
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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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हाए अल्लाह क्यों हमने प्यार किया तुमसे
हाए अल्लाह क्यों हमने प्यार किया तुमसे
पहले ये दर्द ना था
रंग यूं ज़र्द ना था
पहले ये दर्द ना था क्या मिला तुमसे
हाए अल्लाह क्यों हमने प्यार किया तुमसे
हाए अल्लाह क्यों हमने प्यार किया तुमसे
शोख नज़रें शराबी इशारा
छीन कर के गया दिल हमारा
शोख नज़रें शराबी इशारा
छीन कर के गया दिल हमारा
ज़िंदगी की कसम
हर जफा हर सितम
ज़िंदगी की कसम
हर जफा हर सितम
हंस के करना पड़ा है गवारा
हाए अल्लाह क्यों हमने प्यार किया तुमसे
हाए अल्लाह क्यों हमने प्यार किया तुमसे
कभी खुद आ गए बिन बुलाये
कभी लाखों बहाने बनाए
कभी खुद आ गए बिन बुलाये
कभी लाखों बहाने बनाए
दिल ही दिल में सनम
सोचते हैं ये हम
दिल ही दिल में सनम
सोचते हैं ये हम
जाने अपने हो या तुम पराये
हाए अल्लाह क्यों हमने प्यार किया तुमसे
हाए अल्लाह क्यों हमने प्यार किया तुमसे
पहले ये दर्द ना था
रंग यूं ज़र्द ना था
पहले ये दर्द ना था क्या मिला तुमसे
हाए अल्लाह क्यों हमने प्यार किया तुमसे
हाए अल्लाह क्यों हमने प्यार किया तुमसे
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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.
| Blog Day : | 3463 | Post No. : | 13895 |
Missing Films of 1960s – 40
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What a find – this song. A lovely tuneful song, sung by Asha Bhosle, and on screen performed by Sheila Ramani. Aah yes, the memorable danseuse of those lovely lilting songs of ‘Taxi Driver’ (1954).
The film is ‘Aawaara Ladki’ from 1967. The Geet Kosh carries very limited information for this film, in the print volume IV. The production company is listed as Skyland Productions, Bombay. The music director is Dhaniram. Two songwriters are listed – Rajnikant and Kaif Irfani. This song is penned by Kaif Irfani.
Apparently at one time, the songs of this film may have been very rare, but now quite a few songs of this film are available online, some in video form. The film has been located and is now available in public domain. Geet Kosh lists four songs for this film, with the indication that there are possibly more songs also. At current time, with a cursory search, I am able to locate six songs for this film, on YouTube.
From the three video clips available on YouTube, at least three actor names can be ascertained, viz. Sudesh Kumar, Sheila Ramani and Shammi. The story of the film is probably a love triangle. In this song we see Sheila Ramani attempting to woo Sudesh Kumar. And in another video clip, another song, Shammi is also doing the same.
The song is rendered by Asha Bhosle. It is such a treat to locate and watch a video clip that has Sheila Ramani performing a song. Brings back the memories of the wonderful dances of ‘Taxi Driver’ and other performances, like “Jhoome Re Kali Bhanwraa Ulajh Gayaa Kaanton Mein” from the 1954 film ‘Naukri’. Sheila Ramani has also played the lead role in one Pakistani film – a delightful comedy titled ‘Anokhi’ from 1956. This latter film has a charming song – “Gaadi Ko Chalaana Babu Halke Halke Halke, Zara Dil Ka Jaam Na Chhalke” (available on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUFh9negzQE).
With the identification of this video clip, Shiela Ramani’s filmography needs to be updated. Most online sources list ‘Maa Beta’ of 1962 as her last film. Now we need to add this 1967 film to the list.
Click on play and listen to and watch this enchanting song.
Song – Arre Jaane Waale Nazar To Mila Ja (Aawaara Ladki) (1967) Singer – Asha Bhosle, Lyrics – Kaif Irfani, MD – Dhaniram
Lyrics
arre jaane waale
ey ey ey ey
arre jaane waale
arre jaane waale
arre jaane waale
nazar to mila ja
tu nazar to mila ja
koi aur bijli bhi dil pe gira ja
mere dil pe gira ja
arre jaane waale
oo oo oo oo oo
mere dard e dil ki hain sun ye sadaaein
ye kehti hain ashqon mein doobi wafaayen
mere aansuon ko
mere aansuon ko zara to hansa ja
tu zara to hansa ja
koi aur bijli bhi dil pe gira ja
mere dil pe gira ja
arre jaane waale
kadam rok le
dekh mausam haseen hai
agar tu ne jaana hai rukna nahin hai
to aane ka apne yakeen to dilaa ja
to aane ka apne yakeen to dilaa ja aa aa
koi aur bijli bhi dil pe gira ja
mere dil pe gira ja
arre jaane waale
oo oo oo oo oo
hain do din jawaani mein ulfat ke mele
mere jaan o dil ki duaaen tu le le
rahe kyon gham e dil
rahe kyon gham e dil
gham e dil mita ja
tu gham e dil mita ja
koi aur bijli bhi dil pe gira ja
mere dil pe gira ja
arre jaane waale
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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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अरे जाने वाले
ए॰॰ ए॰॰ ए॰॰ ए॰॰
अरे जाने वाले
अरे जाने वाले
अरे जाने वाले
नज़र तो मिला जा
तू नज़र तो मिला जा
कोई और बिजली भी दिल पे गिरा जा
मेरे दिल पे गिरा जा
अरे जाने वाले
ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ
मेरे दर्द ए दिल की हैं सुन ये सदाएँ
ये कहती हैं अशकों में डूबी वफाएँ
मेरे आंसुओं को
मेरे आंसुओं को ज़रा तो हंसा जा
तू ज़रा तो हंसा जा
कोई और बिजली भी दिल पे गिरा जा
मेरे दिल पे गिरा जा
अरे जाने वाले
कदम रोक ले
देख मौसम हसीं है
अगर तूने जाना है रुकना नहीं है
तो आने के अपने यकीं तो दिला जा
तो आने के अपने यकीं तो दिला जा॰॰आ॰॰आ
कोई और बिजली भी दिल पे गिरा जा
मेरे दिल पे गिरा जा
अरे जाने वाले
ओ ओ ओ ओ ओ
हैं दो दिन जवानी में उल्फ़त के मेले
मेरे जान ओ दिल की दुआएं तू ले ले
रहे क्यों ग़म ए दिल
रहे क्यों ग़म ए दिल
ग़म ए दिल मिटा जा
तू ग़म ए दिल मिटा जा
कोई और बिजली भी दिल पे गिरा जा
मेरे दिल पे गिरा जा
अरे जाने वाले
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| Blog Day : | 3462 | Post No. : | 13892 |
“Johar in Bombay” (1967) was directed by Shantilal Soni for Thakkar Films, Bombay. The movie had I S Johar, Sonia Sahni, K N Singh, Rajendranath, Madan Puri, Polson, Jeevankala etc in it.
This movie was one of several “Johar in…” series on movies, a bit like the “Carry on…” series of movies in Hollywood.
In this particular movie, I S Johar ties up with Rajendranath, both playing good for nothing slackers who somehow manage to save the coutry (if not the world) from evil scientists out to destroy the country (if not the world).
The movie had six songs in it. Five of these songs have been covered in the blog. Here is the sixth and final song from “Johar in Bombay” (1967). This song is a rare song in the sense that it is not available as a standalone song on YT as of now. The song is a roadside tamasha song where I s Johar and Rajendranath and seen performing a streetside dance alongwith their love interests- Sonia Sahni and Jeewankala (?). The dance performance have elements of punjabi folk dance followed by Maharashtrian lavani folk dance.
The song is sung by Mahendra Kapoor, S Balbir, Usha Timothy and Krishna Kalle. Qamar Jalalabadi is the lyricist. Music is composed by Usha Khanna.
Today (9 january 2018) happens to be the birth anniversary of Mahendra Kapoor (9 january 1934-27 september 2008). Quite fortuitously, this happens to the 300th song of Mahendra Kapoor in the blog. So this is a perfect tribute to the singer in the blog.
It also happens to be the 15th death anniversary of Qamar Jalalabadi (9 january 2003). So this song serves as a tribute to Qamar Jalalabadi as well.
With this song, “Johar in Bombay” (1967) joins the list of movies that have all their songs covered in the blog.
Song-Naach sasure naach nakhra ab na chalega (Johar in Bombay)(1967) Singers-Mahendra Kapoor, Balbir, Usha Timothy, Krishna Kalle, Lyrics-Qamar Jalalabadi, MD-Usha Khanna
Male singers together
Female singers together
Lyrics
kaise hote khel tamaashe
arre is duniya ke beech
o bandar se insaan bane
to insaan se ban gaye reechh
naach susure naach
nakhra ab na chalega
hoy naach susure naach
nakhra ab na chalega
naacha to haiwaan se insaan banega
hoy hoy
naacha to haiwaan se insaan banega
naach baaba naach
nakhra ab na chalega
naacha to haiwaan se insaan banega
naacha to haiwaan se insaan banega
naach baaba naach
nakhra ab na chalega
baari barsi khatan gaya
te khatak ke lyaanda taala
baari barsi khatan gaya
hoy
hoy baari barsi khatan gaya
te khatak ke lyaanda taala
ho ladki gulaab jaisi
aur ?? reechh hai saala
he ladki gulaab jaisi
baari barsi khatan gaya
te khatak ke lyaanda aara
baari barsi khatan gaya
te khatak ke lyaanda aara
ho taane mujhe dene waale
jaa dekha ishq tumhaara
ho taane mujhe dene waale
naach susure naach
nakhra ab na chalega
naach baaba naach
nakhra ab na chalega
ho saari nagariya
aa aa aa aa aa aa
saari nagariya ruk ruk dekhe
kaisi nautanki aayi
aga bai
kaisi nautanki aayi re
arre dekho yaaron khel naya
sasure ko nachaaye janwaai
sasure ko nachaaye janwaai
janwaai
janwaai
aga bai
ji ji ji ji ji ji
aga bai
ji ji ji ji ji
dil mein chhupaa hai
ae ae ae ae
dil mein chhupaa hai
pyaar kisi ka
karne chale hain bhalaai
haay raam
karne chale hain bhalaai
sasure ka bahaana hai
tere dil mein basi hai lugaai
lugaai
tere dil mein basi hai lugaai
lugaai
lugaai
ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
aga bai
ji ji ji ji ji ji ji
naach susure naach
nakhra ab na chalega
naach baaba naach
nakhra ab na chalega
oy naach sasure
naach baaba
naach sasure
naach baaba
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