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O kahaan le ke dil chale mere sainyya manchale

Posted by: Atul on: November 25, 2020

In: "roadside tamaasha" song | Asha Bhonsle solo | Asha Bhonsle songs | Dance song | Songs of 1960s (1961 to 1970) | Songs of 1968 | Yearwise breakup of songs
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“Ek Phool Ek Bhool”(1968) was directed by Kidar Kapoor. This “social drama” had Dev Kumar, Zeb Rehman, Jayanti, Sudhir, Madan Puri, KN Singh, Helen, Dulari, Sunder etc in it.

The movie had five songs in it. Two songs from the movie have been covered in the blog. Both songs were covered in 2012 and after that there has been no activity for songs of this movie in the blog,

After the passage of eight years, here is another song from “Ek Phool Ek Bhool”(1968) to appear in the blog. This song is sung by Asha Bhonsle. Indeewar is the lyricist. Music is composed by Usha Khanna.

The song is picturised as a roadside tamasha song where a lady performs a dance song, assisted by a few colleagues accompanying her on musical instruments like dholak etc. A group of bystanders dutyfully gather around the performers in a circle. The most well known song of this genre is the “Zanjeer” (1973) song- Deewaane hain deewaanon ko na ghar chaahiye .

I am unable to identify the lady performing the dance while the lead pair look on as part of the audience. I can identify Birbal as the dholakiya. I request our knowledgeable readers to help identify the other artists seen in the picturisation.

Song-O kahaan leke dil chale (Ek Phool Ek Bhool)(1968) Singer-Asha Bhonsle, Lyrics-Indeewar, MD-Usha Khanna

Lyrics

o kahaan leke dil chale mere sainya manchale
o kahaan leke dil chale mere sainya manchale
kaahe ko itni doori
laga bhi lo gale
o kahaan leke dil chale mere sainya manchale
o kahaan leke dil chale mere sainya manchale

rok lenge tumhen nainon ke teer se
nainon ke teer se
baandh lenge ji zulfon ki zanjeer se
ae ji zanjeer se
na tum ja sakoge door na rahenge faasle
na tum ja sakoge door na rahenge faasle
kaahe ko itni doori
laga bhi lo gale
o kahaan leke dil chale mere saiya manchale

aaj tak tumne mujhse kinaara kiya
haan kinaara kiya
phir bhi dekho tumhen maine pa hi liya
haan jee pa hi liya
sooni sooni raahon mein diye pyaar ke jale
o sooni sooni raahon mein diye pyaar ke jale
kaahe ko itni doori
laga bhi lo gale
o kahaan leke dil chale mere sainya manchale

roothhi ye chutkiyon mein mana lenge hum
haan mana lenge hum
aur apna tumhe phir bana lenge hum
haan bana lenge hum
sachche kar lenge sapne
jo sapne aankhon mein paley
sachche kar lenge sapne
jo sapne aankhon mein paley
kaahe ko itni doori laga bhi lo gale
o kahaan leke dil chale
mere sainya manchale
o kahaan leke dil chale
mere sainya manchale

Tags: 1968, Asha Bhonsle, Ek Phool Ek Bhool, Indeewar, Usha Khanna

A for apple B for baby

Posted by: Atul on: September 29, 2020

This article is written by Peevesie’s Mom, 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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Hullo Atuldom

Some songs keep playing in our mind as if on loop. This I had said in one of my previous posts. Today’s song is one such.
I saw it consciously a number of times in the last few years. Consciously means I may have seen it in the ’70s or ’80s when these movies were aired on the doordarshan but I was not old enough to appreciate them or the meaning of their lyrics. But now on repeat viewing of the movie I am getting wiser. I had filed away (mentally) that this needs to be on the blog. So here it is.

“Sadhu Aur Shaitaan” a 1968 release had 4 songs all written by Rajinder Krishan and Laxmi-Pyare were the music directors. Asha Bhonsle, Usha Mangeshkar, Manna Dey and Mohd. Rafi were the playback singers.

Only one song has been posted on the blog. That one had Mehmood replaying his “hum kale hain toh kya hua” character. We had Mehmood mouthing the initial part of “Chunia, ari kidhar hai ri tu? Mere dil ki rani. Mere nawaason ki naani. aa gaya hoon main. arre dekh le main aa gaya permission leko”.

Today’s song has him giving gyaan about the importance of knowing one’s mother tongue in addition to learning “A B C D”. We should remember that this was a movie which came at a time when we had enough students opting for schools which were not essentially English medium. We should also remember that all those who trained in non-English medium schools were no less intelligent and we have many pioneers in various fields from those students too. I know I will be stirring a hornet’s nest if I talk about which is a better language for educating the masses of the country.

My personal feeling is that education should be in a language where in the parents also understand what the child is learning so that they are able to clarify doubts that the child has as he is studying. People may feel that my thoughts are very old fashioned but…..

Today happens to be the birth anniversary of Mehmood who would have been 88. He knew how to bring a smile on the viewer’s face, how to tickle their funny bone. He was the son of actor/dancer Mumtaz Ali and brother of dancer Minu Mumtaz (about whom our Sadanandji has written in his this post). His brother Anwar Ali was also an actor who paired with Mehmood in “Bombay To Goa” as Rajesh to Mehmood’s Khanna.

Mehmood took up odd jobs at a rather young age to help look after his large family which had 7 siblings. He decided to try acting to support his family once he married and had his first son and had his first break in “C.I.D” with a small role of the killer. He had other small unnoticed roles in “Do Bigha Zameen” “Pyaasa” etc. His innings in Bollywood was peppered with comic roles that were an essential part of the story and we often saw him drill sense into older characters towards the end of the movie.

I saw a part of “Meri bhabhi” (1969) this morning where he was doing just that as Shambu. But he was a class apart when he turned to movie making and gave us classics like “Bhoot Bungla”, “Padosan”, “Bombay To Goa” and the most poignant, message carrying of them all “Kunwara Baap”. His last movie released in 1996 “Dushman Duniya Ka” which he directed and Jeetendra headed the cast. It is interesting to note that Shahrukh Khan and Salman Khan had special appearances in it.

Remembering the actor, producer, director Mehmood with this song sung by Manna Dey and Asha Bhonsle.

Song-A for apple B for baby (Saadhu aur Shaitaan)(1968) Singers-Asha Bhonsle, Manna Dey, Lyrics-Rajinder Krishan, MD-Laxmikant Pyarelal
Chorus
Unidentified child voice 1
Unidentified child voice 2
Asha Bhonsle + Manna Dey

Lyrics

a for apple,
b for baby,
c for camel,
d for daddy
a for apple,
b for baby,
c for camel,
d for daddy
a for apple,
b for baby,
c for camel,
d for daddy
d for daadhi
d for daddy
o d for daadhi
no
d for daddy
a for andha
b for behra,
c for cana
d for duffer
a for apple
b for baby
c for camel
d for daddy

la la laralara roo
la la laralara roo rooroo
aa haa

E se England hai
F se Finland hai
G se kaun land hai
bolo bolo bachchn
G se German hai, H se Holland hai
I se mera india
jaihind jaihind

chhodo bachcho a b c
aao seekho ka kha ga
arre chhodo bachcho a b c
aao seekho ka kha ga
raag videshi bhool ke
pyaaron gaao sa re ga ma pa
gaao sa re ga ma pa
ga ma pa ga ma pa
ga se gay ma se mata aa aa
ga se gay ma se mata,
pa se bolo kya
pita
chhodo bachchon a b c
aao seekho ka kha ga
aao seekho ka kha ga
ka kha ga ka kha ga
sa
sa
re
re
ga
ga
ma
ma
pa dha ni sa

aa aa aa
aa aa aa
aa aa aa

n se naarangi, o se om hari om, p se prem pat’r
yeh mera prem patr padhkar
ke tum naaraaz na hona
ye mera prem patr
p se prem patar toh q se,
q se queen
hukum ki
r se roti besan ki,
s se saag sarson ka
a b c d e f g h i j k
n o p q,
l m n o p q
ka kha ga
a b c
arre ka kha ga
no a b c

chhodo bachchon angrezi hindi urdu ka jhagda
chhodo bachchon angrezi hindi urdu ka jhagda
tamil bolo, bangla bolo
bolo desh ki har bhaasha
seekh sako toh seekho bachchon
seekh sako toh seekho bachchon
saari duniya ki vidya
chhodo bachcho angrezi hindi urdu ka jhagda
tamil bolo, bangla bolo
bolo desh ki har bhaasha
lala lala lala laa
lala lala lala laa
lala lala lala laa
lala lala lala laa
lala lala lala laa
lala lala lala laa

Tags: 1968, Asha Bhonsle, Bharati (South), Laxmikant Pyarelal, Mehmood, Rajinder Krishan, Saadhu Aur Shaitaan

Jo ugta hai wo dhhalta hai

Posted by: Atul on: September 2, 2020

This article is written by Mahesh Mamadapur, 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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Mukesh and his Composers – 20
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“A riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma.”
This is a quote famously attributed to English politician and statesman Winston Churchill for his views on Russian engagement during World War II. This analogy may be completely irrelevant to the context of today’s post, but then I could not help remembering the above quote when I became cognizant of the total number of Hindi songs sung by Mukesh for the composer being discussed in today’s post.

Well, we are talking about composer Avinash Vyas and Mukesh’s association with him. To sustain the unusual mystery and the context of the first two paras, I would request readers to guess the total Hindi songs sung by Mukesh for Avinash Vyas.

Meanwhile, to reveal Mukesh’s collaboration with him in Gujarati films and non-film songs, here are the details of the same. As usual, I had requested Shri Harish Raghuwanshi, the compiler of Mukesh Geetkosh to confirm the details of the combo. Further, I had requested him to send me only the total number of songs that Mukesh sang in Gujarati under Avinash Vyas.

However, Shri Harish ji despite his poor eyesight and health issues was kind enough to send me the complete details including confirmation of the total songs sung in Hindi films as well. Instead of keeping such invaluable details confined to my inbox, I thought it prudent to include the details in the present post and following are the two tables with the details self-explanatory.

List of Gujarati Film songs sung by Mukesh under the baton of Avinash Vyas
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S.No	Name of Film (Gujarati)	No. of.Songs
1	Bhakta Tulsidas	5
2	Kaadu Makraani	1
3	Kanku Ane Kanya	1
4	Ghar Ni Shobha	1
5	Jamaairaaj	1
6	Bhaada Taaraa Vaheta paani	1
7	Santu Rangili	1
8	Sorathi Sinh	1
Total 08 Films		Total 12 Songs

List of Gujarati NFS sung by Mukesh under the baton of Avinash Vyas
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S.No	NFS (Gujarati)
1	Aaj Kharu Avtarvaanu
2	Aapan Sahuye
3	Ghadi ghoonghat…. Nazar ne kahi doh
4	Chaalyaaj karoon
5	Jaa re Jhanda jaa
6	Priti nu pushp… aavo toy saarun
7	Pankhida ne aa pinjaru
8	Hey tane jaataa joi

Thus, Mukesh sang 12 filmi and 08 non-filmi Gujarati songs under the baton of Avinash Vyas. That’s obviously a total of 20 songs.

So, what could be the total number of Hindi songs sung by Mukesh for Avinash Vyas who scored music in some 52 movies and composed 390+ known songs.
Thirty? Twenty? Ten?

Well, before we proceed to discuss the surprise number, here are two important links for the details of the work done by Avinash Vyas.

The first link is a recent post by Atul ji, in which he has painstakingly put together the complete known works of Avinash Vyas in Hindi films and the details of his songs covered on the blog.

The second link is a post by Shri Ashok M Vaishnav ji on Songs of Yore blog wherein the life and works of Avinash Vyas is reflected. Some interesting discussion in the comments section reveal the continued lack of clarity on the total number of films scored and the songs composed by the music director.

Now, coming to the total songs sung by Mukesh under Avinash Vyas, finally, here is the complete list.

S.No	Name of song	Movie (Year of release)	Lyricist
1	Tim tima tim	Har Har Mahadev (1950)	Ramesh Shastri
2	Nitya nirantar boley anta	Shiv Shakti (1952)	Munshi Saagar Hussain
3	Jo ugta hai woh dhalta hai	Mata Mahakali (1968)	Bharat Vyas

What?
Three songs only?

Well, however much we may debate and discuss, the fact of the matter is that there are only 3 songs of the combo. The composer was known for composing mainly for religious and mythological films. Contrary to popular belief, Mukesh has sung enough devotional songs in films which, as his other genre songs, have also become quite famous. Then, why such a low figure of only 3 songs is simply surprising.

Mukesh has sung only one song each in 3 of the 52 films scored by Avinash Vyas in Hindi.

So, why hardly 3 songs of the combo? As I have contemplated in my earlier posts on such surprises, there could be no reason whatsoever. More occasions simply did not happen. This could be the most plausible reason that one could come up with. As I finish writing this post, I am still under disbelief that there are only 3 songs of the combo.

Anyway, going through the songs, first two have been covered on the blog. The one from ‘Har Har Mahadev’ is in fact a famous duet with Sulochana Kadam. The second one from ‘Shiv Shakti’ is a solo bhajan.

It can be traced easily on the blog that if Mukesh has sung in any film, then that particular song is most likely the first to be featured or debuted on the blog.

Today’s film ‘Mata Mahakali’ (1968) also makes its debut on the blog with this highly philosophical song. The film was released under the banner of Sharad Productions and directed by Dhirubhai Desai. The cast included Ashish Kumar, Jaishree Gadkar, Nalini Chonker, Shahu Modak etc.

Lastly, Shri Harish ji has also confirmed that there are no NFS in Hindi of the combo. I thank him again for all the help he rendered in completing this post.

Song – Jo ugta hai wo dhalta hai (Mata Mahakali)(1968) Singer – Mukesh, Lyrics – Bharat Vyas, MD – Avinash Vyas

Lyrics

jo ugta hai woh dhalta hai
samay ka chakra chalta hai
arey maanav sambhal ke chal
samay karwat badalta hai

jo ugta hai woh dhalta hai

ye dekho surya ka jalwa
subeh ko jo nikalta hai
ye dekho surya ka jalwa
subeh ko jo nikalta hai
chamkta hai
damakta hai
magar sandhya ko dhalta hai
ye uthne aur girne ka
sada hi khel chalta hai
arey maanav sambhal ke chal
samay karwat badalta hai
jo ugta hai woh dhalta hai

arey insaan akad mat aaj tu apni bulandi par
arey insaan akad mat aaj tu apni bulandi par
na girte der lagti hai
samay ki ek mandi par
vidhaata ne likha jo lekh
taale se na talta hai
arey maanav sambhal ke chal
samay karwat badalta hai
jo ugta hai wo dhalta hai
samay ka chakra chalta hai
arey maanav sambhal ke chal
samay karwat badalta hai
jo ugta hai wo dhalta hai

jo singhasan par baitha tha
kiya karta tha manmaani
jo singhasan pe baitha tha
kiya karta tha manmaani
wo naukar ban ke teli ka
chalaata hai arey ghaani
samay ke saamne har aadmi ka
kuchh na chalta hai
arey maanav sambhal ke chal
samay karwat badalta hai
jo ugta hai wo dhalta hai

lagan panchhi ki pinjar se
jise ye tod na sakta
lagan panchhi ki pinjar se
jise ye tod na sakta
ye toota hai
ye phoota hai
basera chhod na sakta
samay ki baat keechad se
yahaan pankaj nikalta hai
arey maanav sambhal ke chal
samay karwat badalta hai
jo ugta hai wo dhalta hai
samay ka chakra chalta hai
arey maanav sambhal ke chal
samay karwat badalta hai
jo ugta hai wo dhalta hai

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Hindi script lyrics (Provided by Sudhir)
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जो उगता है वो ढलता है
समय का चक्र चलता है
अरे मानव संभाल के चल
समय करवट बदलता है

जो उगता है वो ढलता है

ये देखो सूर्य का जलवा
सुबह को को निकलता है
ये देखो सूर्य का जलवा
सुबह को को निकलता है
चमकता है
दमकता है
मगर संध्या को ढलता है
ये उठने और गिरने का
सदा ही खेल चलता है
अरे मानव संभाल के चल
समय करवट बदलता है
जो उगता है वो ढलता है

अरे इंसान अकड़ मत आज तू अपनी बुलंदी पर
अरे इंसान अकड़ मत आज तू अपनी बुलंदी पर
ना गिरते देर लगती है
समय की एक मंदी पर
विधाता ने लिखा जो लेख
टाले से ना टलता है
अरे मानव संभाल के चल
समय करवट बदलता है
जो उगता है वो ढलता है
समय का चक्र चलता है
अरे मानव संभाल के चल
समय करवट बदलता है
जो उगता है वो ढलता है

जो सिंघासन पर बैठा था
किया करता था मनमानी
जो सिंघासन पर बैठा था
किया करता था मनमानी
वो नौकर बन के तेली का
चलाता है अरे घानी
समय के सामने हर आदमी का कुछ ना चलता है
अरे मानव संभाल के चल
समय करवट बदलता है
जो उगता है वो ढलता है

लगन पंछी की पिंजर से
जिसे ये तोड़ ना सकता
लगन पंछी की पिंजर से
जिसे ये तोड़ ना सकता
ये टूटा है
ये फूटा है
बसेरा छोड़ ना सकता
समय की बात कीचड़ से
यहाँ पंकज निकलता है
अरे मानव संभाल के चल
समय करवट बदलता है
जो उगता है वो ढलता है
समय का चक्र चलता है
अरे मानव संभाल के चल
समय करवट बदलता है
जो उगता है वो ढलता है

Tags: 1968, Ashish Kumar, Avinash Vyas, Bharat Vyas, Mata Mahakali, Mukesh, Nalini Chonkar

Bhaiyya mere pyaare raakhi bandhaao bhaiyya

Posted by: Atul on: August 3, 2020

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Today (3 august 2020) happens to be the festival of Raakhi. Seeing that we are in the grips of a pandemic, most festivals in India are coming and going without much celebration. Things are not what they used to be till last year. Hopefully, we will be able to overcome this pandemic and will be able to celebrate all festivals and all other occasions of get together with the same kind of impunity that was taken for granted till a few months ago.

When the blog began on 19 July 2008, it had very small traffic. The blog used to get less than 50 hits daily. I was counting on the Raakhi festival day to see record traffic. The Raakhi festival that year fell on 16 august. I knew what song to cover on the occasion. It was the iconic raakhi song, bhaiyya mere raakhi ke bandhan ko nibhaana (Chhoti Bahan)(1959). That day, the blog saw a record breaking 198 visits ! I walked on cloud nine for several days after that. 🙂

Today (3 august 2020) is the festival of Raakhi again. This time I had not even decided upon the raakhi song. But I can always count of Prakashchandra. He keeps sending (and resending) songs for all important occasion. So I am never short of songs to chose from, eve after I have covered most well known songs for such occasions. I have covered all well known Raakhi songs during last 12 Raakhi festival occasions still Prakashchandra has been able to send me many more songs from the occasions.

Today, I have chosen a less known song from a less known movie. The movie is “Farishta”(1968), a B grade movie under the banner of Taj Pictures, Bombay. The movie had Dev Kumar, Nivedita, Asha Nadkarni, Jagirdar, Jagdish Raj, Sudhir, Master Shahid etc in it.

The movie had five songs in it. Two songs have been covered in the past.

This song is suung by Asha Bhonsle and chorus. Asad Bhopali is the lyricist. Music is composed by Dattaram.

Only the audio of the song is available. I heard this song for the first time today, and it is quite a catchy song to listen to. Definitely a forgotten gem, that deserved to be better known among music lovers.

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

Song-Bhaiyya mere pyaare raakhi bandhaao bhaiyya (Farishta)(1968) Singer-Asha Bhonsle, Lyrics-Asad Bhopali, MD-Dattaram
Chorus

Lyrics(Provided by Prakashchandra)

bhaiyyaa aa
mere pyaare ae ae
raakhi bandhaao bhaiyyaa
o bhaiyya
haath badhaao bhaiyya
bhaiyyaa aa
mere pyaare ae ae
raakhi bandhaao bhaiyya
o bhaiyya
haath badhaao bhaiyya

sadiyon puraanaa aa aa aa
sadiyon puraanaa
naata hamaara
sab naaton se pyaara pyaaraa
sab naaton se pyaaraa pyaaraa
tum ho kanhaiyya
tum ho kanhaiyya
main hoon Subhadhraa
jaane hain sansaar saara
bhaiyya aa
mere pyaare ae ae ae
raakhi bandhaao bhaiyya
o bhaiyyaa
haath badhaao bhaiyya

dil maange hai ae ae haayye
dil maange hai
ab ye duaayein
laakhon saawan aisey aayen
laakhon saawan aisey aayen
duniya se pyaari
duniya se pyaari
rasmein hamaari
bichchde dilon ko milaaye
bhaiyyaa aa
mere pyaare ae ae ae
raakhi bandhaao bhaiyya
o bhaiyyaa
haath badhaao bhaiyya

Tags: 1968, Asad Bhopali, Asha Bhonsle, Dattaram, Farishtaa

Gori sharmaao na hum se keh do zara

Posted by: Atul on: June 22, 2020

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Blog 10-Year Challenge (2010-2020) – Song No. 38
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On this day ten years ago, viz on 22 june 2010, the blog had covered 3 songs, viz :-

Blog song number	Song	Movie (Year)	Remark
2551	Yaad karoge yaad karoge ik din hamko yaad karoge	Do Bhai(1947)	YIPPEED (all 9 songs covered)
2552	Gham ki andheri raat mein	Sushilaa (1966)	YIPPEED (all 7 songs covered)
2553	Iss duniyaa mein pyaare do kaam karnaa	Shrimaanji(1968)	3 songs covered out of 6

“Shrimaanjee”(1968) was directed by Ram Dayal for Mukul Enterprises, Bombay. This movie had Kishore Kumar, I.S.Johar, Jeevan, Sunder, Mukri, Mina Rai aka Mina Roy, Hira Lal, Asit Kumar Sen, Moolchand, Veena, Lala Yaqoob, Mohan Choti, Shahida, Murad, Asha Nadkarni, Wasti, Suraj, Ram Kamlani, Ram Avtar, Neelam, Shefali, Mohan Advani, Roma, W.M.Khan, Raja, Raju,Ahmed Balsara,Veena, Madhumati, Sushma, Sharifa, Fatima etc in it.

The movie had six songs in it. Three songs have been covered in the past :-

Blog song number	Song	Remark
2553	Iss duniyaa mein pyaare do kaam karnaa	Debut on this date exactly ten years ago
2573	Pehloo mein yaar ho to kis baat ki kami hai
12981	Arre bhai shrimaanji

As can be observed, “Shrimaanjee”(1968) made its debut on this ten years ago. Today offers us an opportunity of “Blog Ten Year Challenge” for this movie. Prakashchandra has sent me lyrics of all the three remaining songs from the movie.

Today, I have chosen a song that is sung by Asha Bhonsle and Kamal Barot. S H Bihari is the lyricist. Music is composed by O P Nayyar.

The picturisation is a comical Wedding dance song in drags. A fake wedding is taking place and a wedding ceremony dance song is performed, purportedly by two female dancers. One can see that one of the “female” dancer is I S Johar. 🙂 The other dancer is Meena Roy (I guess). The married couple are also fake, with a male playing the dulhan. I request our knowledgeable readers to help identify them.

Audio

Video

Song-Gori sharmaao na hum se keh do zara (Shrimaanjee)(1968) Singers-Asha Bhonsle, Asha Bhonsle + Kamal Barot, Lyrics-S H Bihari, MD-O P Nayyar

Lyrics(Provided by Prakashchandra)

khudaa kare ke na roothhey kabhi ee
shabaab ke din
nazar mein yaar ki
har dum
bahaar ban`nke raho
hho gori sharmaao na
hum se keh do zara
hho gori sharmaao na
hum se keh do zara
baat kyaa kyaa huyi raat kaissey kati
hho husn ke saamne ishq kaisse jhuka
hho husn ke saamne ishq kaisse jhuka
baat kyaa kyaa huyi raat kaissey kati
hho gori sharmaao na hum se keh do zaraa

do dilon ke milan ka woh naazuk samaa
rooh barson tadapti hai jiss ke liye
do dilon ke milan ka woh naazuk samaa
rooh barson tadapti hai jiss ke liye
ye badan chaandni jiss pe qurbaan hai
ye badan chaandni jiss pe qurbaan hai
dekhte hi jissey bujh gaye sab deeye
dekhte hi jissey bujh gaye sab deeye
hho aissi haalat mein kya
tumne inn se kahaa
hho aissi haalat mein kya
tumne inn se kahaa
baat kyaa kyaa huyi
raat kaissey kati
hho gori sharmaao na
hum se keh do zaraa

zindagi jab utthhi le ke angdaayiyaan
aarzoo dil mein karwat badalne lagi
zindagi jab utthhi le ke angdaayiyaan
aarzoo dil mein karwat badalne lagi
har adaa jab teri ik dulhan bann gayi
har adaa jab teri ik dulhan bann gayi
raat zulfon ke saaye mein chalne lagi
raat zulfon ke saaye mein chalne lagi
hho jab ye aalam thha donon ke jazbaat kaa
hho jab ye aalam thha donon ke jazbaat kaa
baat kyaa kyaa huyi raat kaissey kati
hho husn ke saamne ishq kaisse jhukaa
baat kyaa kyaa huyi raat kaissey kati
hho gori sharmaao na hum se keh do zaraa
hho gori sharmaao na hum se keh do zaraa

Tags: 1968, Asha Bhonsle, I S Johar, Kamal Barot, O P Nayyar, S H Bihari, Shrimaanjee

Hans kar sharaarat karna na

Posted by: Atul on: March 16, 2020

Blog Day :

4259

Post No. :

15481

“Jung Aur Aman”(1968) was directed by Nanabhai Bhatt for Beauty Films, Bombay. This “costume” drama movie, a euphemism for a B grade movie, had Dara Singh, Mumtaz, Jayant, Murad, Krishna Kumari, Rajan Haksar, Sujata, Sushma, Indmohan, Laxmi Chhaaya, Noorjahaan, Kesri, Moolchand, Mohan Choti, Nadira etc in it.

The movie had five songs in it. Four of them were solo songs and one a female duet. Two of these songs have been overed in the past.

Here is the third song from “Jung Aur Aman”(1968) to appear in the blog. This song is a female duet and it is sung by two less known female playback singers viz Krishna Kalle and Pathare. I am not aware who Pathare is. She makes her debut as a playback singer with this song, unless we know her by another name. I request our knowledgeable readers to throw light on her.

The movie has three synchronised dance songs sung in raj darbaar. This song is on such song. I am unable to identify the two dancers. I request our knowledgeable readers to help identify them.

I am unable to distinguish the two female voices as well and that is why I have not bothered to provide colour coding in this song. In any case, Pathare appears to sing only in chorus and not alone, as far as I can tell.

Hasrat Jaipuri is the lyricist. Music is composed by G S Kohli.

Song-Hans kar sharaarat karna na (Jung Aur Aman)(1968) Singer-Krishna Kalle, Pathare, Lyrics-Hasrat Jaipuri, MD-G S Kohli

Lyrics

hans kar sharaarat karna naa
uff ye kayaamat karna naa o o
ui main to mar gayi ee
jaadu kar gayi ee ee
tirchchi nazar teri dil mein utar gayi ee
hanskar shararat karna naa o o
uff ye kayaamat karna naa o o
ui main to mar gayi ee
jaadu kar gayi ee ee
tirchchi nazar teri dil mein utar gayi ee
hans kar shararat karna naa o o
uff ye kayaamat karna naa o o o

ghaayal jigar pe mere palkon ki tooti sui
o o
?? rahti hoon khoyi khoyi
champa ki daal hoon main
lekin hoon chhui mui
ui main to mar gayi ee
jaadu kar gayi ee ee
tirchchi nazar teri dil me utar gayi ee
hans kar shararat karna naa o o
uff ye kayaamat karna naa o o

aanchal sambhaaloon jo main
sar se wo dhhalka jaaye ae
o o ulfat karaar kahke
aankhon se jhhalka jaaye
?? chhupaaun kaise
chehre se dhalka jaaye
ui main to mar gayi ee
jaadu kar gayi
tirchi nazar teri dil mein utar gayi
hanskar shararat karna naa o o
uff ye kayaamat karna naa o o
ui main to mar gayi ee
jaadu kar gayi ee ee
tirchchi nazar teri dil mein utar gayi

Tags: 1968, G S Kohli, Hasrat Jaipuri, Jung Aur Aman, Krishna Kalle, laxmi Chhaaya, Pathare

Mujhko auron se kya ab kaam

Posted by: Atul on: February 27, 2020

Blog Day :

4241

Post No. :

15459

Movie Count :

4258

“Balram Srikrishna”(1968) was directed by Chandrakant for Joy Films, Bombay. This mythological movie had Dara Singh, Shahu Modak, Premnath, Nana Palsikar, Randhawa, Azad, Ashish Kumar, Gemini Ganesh, Prithviraj, Savitri, Jaishri Gadkar, Geetanjali, Madhumati, Bela Bose, Padma Rani, Sushma, Uma Khosla, Aruna Irani, Sulochana Chatterjee, Babu Raje, Sherry, BM Vyas, Anand Joshi, Arvind Pandya, Bhale Rao, Radheshyam, Pal Sharma etc in it.

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

Here is the second song from “Balram Srikrishna”(1968) to appear in the blog. The song is sung by Asha Bhonsle and chorus. Kavi Pradeep is the lyricist. music is composed by C Ramchandra.

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

Song-Mujhko auron se kya ab kaam (Balram Srikrishna)(1968) Singer-Asha Bhonsle, Lyrics-Kavi Pradeep, MD-C Ramchandra
Chorus

Lyrics

Mujhko auron se kya ab kaam
Mujhko auron se kya ab kaam re ae
mere man mein basey mere Shyaam re
mere man mein basey mere Shyaam
Jai Shree Krishn jai Govind
Jai Ghanshyam
Jai Shree Krishn jai Govind
Jai Ghanshyam

jiske sang rahe banmaali
uski roz hai deewaali
chanda kise chaahiye
sooraj kise chaahiye
chanda kise chaahiye
sooraj kise chaahiye
main to paa gayi jyoti ka dhaam re ae
mere man mein basey mere Shyaam re
mere man mein basey mere Shyaam
Jai Shree Krishn jai Govind
Jai Ghanshyam
Jai Shree Krishn jai Govind
Jai Ghanshyam

Prabhu pe
nichhaawar huyi main
Prabhu pe
saare sukh hain yahin sab ke
kaun jaaye Mathura
kaun jaaye Dwarika
kaun jaaye Mathura
kaun jaaye Dwarika
mujhko bhala mera Gokul graam re ae
mere man mein basey mere Shyaam re
mere man mein basey mere Shyaam
Jai Shree Krishn jai Govind
Jai Ghanshyam
Jai Shree Krishn jai Govind
Jai Ghanshyam

Tags: 1968, Asha Bhonsle, Balram Srikrishna, C Ramchandra, Kavi Pradeep

Main haseena naazneena

Posted by: Atul on: February 22, 2020

Blog Day :

4236

Post No. :

15447

“Baazi”(1968), not to be confused with the well known “Baazi”(1951) was directed by Moni Bhattacharya for Golden Films Production, Bombay. The movie had Dharmendra, Waheeda Rehman, Johnny Walker, Mehmood, Helen, Ansari, Nazir Hussain, Ullhas, Chans Usmani, Amar, Manmohan, Keshto Mukherjee, Pinchoo Kapoor etc in it.

The movie had five songs in it. Four songs have been covered in the past.

Here are the details of the songs already covered in the blog:-

S N	Song	Song number in blog	Date of posting
1	Aa mere galey lag jaa o jaane jaana	7860	9-Apr-2013
2	Pyaar ki ye baaten hamko na samjhaao	7949	21-Apr-2013
2	Ek anaar do beemaar badi mushqil hai	15143	29-July-2019
2	Dil tootaa roye nainaa	15440	17-Feb-2020

Here is the fifth and final song from “Baazi”(1968). This song is sung by Asha Bhonsle and Lata Mangeshkar. Shakeel Badayuni is the lyricist. Music is composed by Kalyanji Anandji.

This song is quite a remarkable song. It is picturised as a stage performance song on Helen and Waheeda Rehman. Helen plays evil queen and Waheeda Rehman her daughter. The evil queen regards herself as the prettiest female around and she would not hesitate to get prettier females killed, even if she happens to be her own daughter.

This is a very long song, more than ten minutes long. The picturisation also shows several small time actors as well.

I think that this song must be one of a kind for lyricist Shakeel Badayuni too. This must be one of the very few Helen dance songs for him.

Lata Mangeshkar had sung five female duets in the movies of 1968. Four of these duets are already covered in the blog. So, with this song, all the five female duets of Lata Mangeshkar from movies of 1968 are covered.

With this song, “Baazi”(1968) joins movies that have all their songs covered in the blog and the movie thus gets YIPPEED.

Lyrics of this song were sent to me by Avinash Scrapwala.

Song-Main haseena naazneena (Baazi)(1968) Singers-Asha Bhonsle, Lata, Lyrics-Shakeel Badayuni, MD-Kalyanji Anandji

Lyrics(Provided by Avinash Scrapwala)

ek raaja ki sauteli raani thhi
mahal ke andar
jo kahti thhi
main hoon jag mein sabse zyaada sundar

ae mere sheeshe
kaun hai jag mein sabse zyaada sundar

Raaj kumaari
raajkumaari
teri beti
isi mahal ke andar

hahahahaha
hahahahaha

hain
ladki
chim chika chim chika chim chika chim

jaane kaun hai ye ladki
chim chika chim chika chim chika chim
soorat ki bhi hai achchi
chim chika chim chika chim chika chee
na ghabra tu ae ladki
ham hain tere saathhi
is ghar mein tu khushi se jee

ae mere sheeshe
ab bata
kaun hai jug mein sabse zyaada sundar

Rajkumaari
teri beti
rahti hai jo ab door kutiyon ke andar

seb le lo
meethhe meethhe seb le lo

kirkiti kirkiti kirkiti kir
kirkiti kirkiti kirkiti kir
kirkiti kirkiti kirkiti kir
kirkiti kirkiti kirkiti kir

ab bata ae sheeshe
kaun hai sundar
teri beti rajkumari
ab hai rajkumar ke saath

main haseena nazneena
main haseena nazneena
koi mujhsa nahin een een
koi mujhsa nahin nahin naheen
main sameena mahajabeena
main sameena mahajabeena
mujhmein kya kya nahin een een
mujhmein kya kya nahin nahin ee

main qayaamat ki pehchaan hoon
ek bijli aur toofaan hoon
main mohabbat hoon
imaan hoon
ik aashiq ka armaan hoon
jo mere paas aaye
sukoon e dil paaye
phir jaaye na wo kahin
kahin een
main haseena naazneena
koi mujhsa nahin een een
koi mujhsa nahin nahin een

main hansoon to chaman bhi khiley pyaar ki zindagi bhi miley
main jaloon to patanga jaley
maut mere kahe par chaley
nigaahon se main kheloon
arre jisko bhi main dekhoon
wo jaan de de wahin
wahin een
main sameena mahajabeena
mujhmein kya kya nahin een een
mujhme kya kya nahin
nahin een een

pyaar ki main hoon ik daastaan
mere dam se hai duniya jawaan
main nahin to bahaaren kahaan
mere bas mein hai saara jahaan
main hoon shola
main hoon shabnam
main hoon naghma
main hoon sargam
aa aa aa
jhuke hain mere aage
ye chaand aur sitaare
ye aasmaan aur zameen zameen een
o main haseena
main sameena
koi mujhsa nahin een
mujhmein kya kya nahin
nahin een
o main haseena
main sameena
koi mujhsa nahin een
mujhmein kya kya nahin
nahin een

Tags: 1968, Asha Bhonsle, Baazi, Helen, Kalyanji Anandji, Lata, Shakeel Badayuni, Waheeda Rehman

Sun zara jaane jahaan

Posted by: Atul on: February 19, 2020

Blog Day :

4233

Post No. :

15442

“Khilaadi”(1968) was directed by Homi Wadia for Basant Pictures Bombay. This “social” movie had Nadia, Dilip Raj, Uma Bhende, Sujata, Sheikh, Suzie, Amarnath, Wazir Mohammad Khan, Vishwas Kunte, Uma Dutt, Dalpat, Habib etc in it.

The movie had five songs in it. Two songs have been covered in the past.

Here is the third song from “Khilaadi”(1968) to appear in the blog. This song is sung by Asha Bhonsle. Farooque Kaiser is the lyricist. Music is composed by Lala Sattar.

The song is picturised as a seduction song on an actress who I think is Uma Bhende. I request our knowledgeable readers to help confirm/ refute my identification. The actress as well as the gentleman playing the centre of her attention appear ill suited for the roles they were entrusted to play in the song.

PS-Prakashchandra, our inhouse expert advises that the actress is Sujata seducing Dilip Raj.

Song-Sun zara jaane jahaan (Khilaadi)(1968) Singer-Asha Bhonsle, Lyrics-Farooque Kaiser, MD-Lala Sattar

Lyrics

sun zara
jaane jahaan
sun zara

sun zara
jaane jahaan
sun zara
jaane jahaan
pyaara hai ye mausam tu dekh meri jaan
pyaara hai
haaye
sun zara jaane jahaan
sun zara
jaane jahaan
pyaara hai ye mausam
tu dekh meri jaan
pyaara hai
haaye
sun zara
jaane jahaan
sun zara
jaane jahaan

mausam ye pyaara pyaara hai
kitna haseen nazaara hai
kitna haseen nazaara hai
jaane bahaar aa jaao
samjho ye kya ishaara hai
dekho ye kya ishaara hai
ho o ho ho ho
kitna sataaya kitna jalaaya
ban ke paraaya tadpaaya
sun zara jaane jahaan
sun zara
jaane jahaan
pyaara hai ye mausam
tu dekh meri jaan
pyaara hai
haaye
sun zara jaane jahaan
sun zara
jaane jahaan

dil mera seedha saada hai
sarkaar kya iraada hai
bolo ji
kya iraada hai
maana teri mohabbat ka mujhko nasha ye jyaada hai
mujhko nasha ye jyaada hai
ho o ho ho ho
ab kya chhupaana dil ka fasaana
kar ke bahaana aa jaana
sun zara jaane jahaan
haaye
sun zara
ho jaane jahaan
pyaara hai ye mausam
tu dekh meri jaan
pyaara hai
haaye
sun zara jaane jahaan
hoy sun zara
ho jaane jahaan

Tags: 1968, Asha Bhonsle, Farooque Kaiser, Khilaadi, Lala Sattar, Sujata

Dil tootaa roye nainaa

Posted by: Atul on: February 17, 2020

Blog Day :

4231

Post No. :

15440

“Baazi”(1968), not as well known as “Baazi”(1951) was directed by Moni Bhattacharya for Golden Films Production, Bombay. The movie had Dharmendra, Waheeda Rehman, Johnny Walker, Mehmood, Helen, Ansari, Nazir Hussain, Ullhas, Chans Usmani, Amar, Manmohan, Keshto Mukherjee, Pinchoo Kapoor etc in it.

The movie had five songs in it. Three songs have been covered in the past.

Here is the fourth song from “Baazi”(1968) to appear in the blog. it is sung by Asha Bhonsle. Shakeel Badayuni is the lyritcist. Music is composed by Kalyanji Anandji.

This “dil toota” genre of song is picturised on Waheeda Rehman.

Song-Dil toota roye naina(Baazi)(1968) Singer-Asha Bhonsle, Lyrics-Shakeel Badayuni, MD-Kalyanji Anandji

Lyrics

dil toota aa
roye naina
dil toota aa
roye naina
ab pyaar samajh mein aa gaya
jab dekhi ee bewafaai
dildaar samajh mein aa gaya
dil toota aa
roye naina

kyun na mera dil jaley
dard ke angaaron mein aen
kyun na mera dil jaley
dard ke angaaron mein aen
be-khata hoke bhi
shaamil hoon khatawaaron mein
huye dil par sitam
to mohabbat ka gham
sarkaar samajh mein aa gaya
dil toota aa
roye naina
ab pyaar samajh mein aa gaya
dil toota aa
roye naina

mujhko ye badla mila
pyaar ke ehsaanon ka aa
mujhko ye badla mila
pyaar ke ehsaanon ka aa
rah gaya kissa adhoora
ab mere armaanon ka
na wo sapne rahe
na wo apne rahe
sansaar samajh mein aa gaya
dil toota aa
roye naina
ab pyaar samajh mein aa gaya
jab dekhi ee bewafaai
dildaar samajh mein aa gaya
dil toota aa
roye naina

Tags: 1968, Asha Bhonsle, Baazi, Kalyanji Anandji, Shakeel Badayuni, Waheeda Rehman

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