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Chaltee phirtee jag kee maayaa
Posted by: Atul on: September 16, 2025
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“Abla”(1941) was directed by R N Vaidya for Bharat Photophones Limited, Bombay. This highly obscure movie had Heeralal, Shyam Narayan, Dar Kashmiri, Akbar Khan, Ghulam Mohammad, Sunder, Raja Babu, Chandrika, Suryakumari, Dev Kumari, Sheela, Gulzar etc in it.
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Chhakaa Chhak Chhakaa Chhak Chali Jaa Rahi Hai
Posted by: skapur01 on: April 20, 2015
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The Wonderful Sounds of 1930s – 5
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What to write about the voice for which no information is apparently traceable. Many artists of the 1930s have become obscure. The Indian cinema industry is notorious for ignoring its own history and roots. There have been no industry supported or sponsored programs or efforts aimed as compiling and collating the history of its own.
Akbar Khan Durrani Peshawari – a voice that appears to be a trained classical singer, has no traceable information available, other than of course the listings in the Geet Kosh, that identify maybe about 5 songs sung by him. Searching on the YouTube, one can locate maybe about four or five of his songs, all of which are not identified in the Geet Kosh. There are two songs from the film ‘Sultaana’ (1934), which are available in his voice. Both are wonderful gems – “Kitaab e Dard mein Likha Mere Gham Ka Fasaana Hai” and “Mushkil Kushaa Hai Naam Tera”. On the blog, we have one more song in his voice already posted; the film is ‘Postman’ (1938) and the song “Hauslaa Aashiq Ko Chaahiye Dil Ko Lagaane Ke Liye“.
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Hausla aashiq ko chaahiye
Posted by: Atul on: December 2, 2013
“Postman” (1938) is a very old movie which has by now ended bp as an obscure and forgotten movie. From the avaialble information, the movie was directed by M Thakore and Zia Sarhadi for Sagar Films. The movie had Kumar, Maya, Bibbo, Yaqub, Bhudo Advani, Sankata, Harish etc in it.
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“Sultaana” (1934) is one of the earliest Hindi movies. It was producer under the banner of “East India Film Company”. A R Kardar was the director. This by now forgotten movie had Mazhar Khan, Zarina, Indubala, Nazir, Gul Hameed etc in it.
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