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Nigaahon mein basey aise
Posted on: September 2, 2018
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“Taatar Ka Chor” (1955) was an M P Production movie. It was directed by Majnu. The movie had Shyama, Mahipal, Vijay Lakshmi, Chandrashekhar, Maruti, Yashodhara Katju, Gope, Sheikh, Indira, Tuntun, Rajan Kapoor, Shetty, Mohd Ali, Verma, Sattar, Hanuman, Rafiq, Shafi, Ramavtar, Zakhmi, Kamal etc in it.
The movie had six songs in it. Four songs have been covered in the past.
Here is the fifth song from “Taatar Ka Chor” (1955) to appear in the blog. This song is sung by Asha Bhonsle. Prem Dhawan is the lyricist. Music is composed by Khayyam.
Only the audio of this song is available. I request our knowledgeable readers to throw more light on this movie as well as on the picturisation of this movie.
Song-Nigaahon mein base aise (Taatar Ka Chor)(1955) Singer-Asha Bhonsle, Lyrics-Prem Dhawan, MD-Khayyam
Lyrics
Nigaahon mein base aise
nigaahon mein
base aise
khayaalon pe ho yoon chhaaye
ke khud ko bhi jo dekhen to
teri soorat nazar aaye
nigaahon mein base aise
na jaane kaisa jaadoo thha
na jaane kaisi masti thhi
ee ee ee ee ee
na jaane kaisa jaadoo thha
na jaane kaisi masti thhi
ee ee ee ee ee
raha na hosh baaqi jab
nazar ke jaam takraaye
ke khud ko bhi jo dekhen to
teri soorat nazar aaye
nigaahon mein base aise
nahin hai farq husn o ishq ka
ulfat ki mehfil mein
aen aen aen aen aen
nahin hai farq husn o ishq ka
ulfat ki mehfil mein
aen aen aen aen aen
shama ka dil jo pighle to
wo khud parwaana ho jaaye
ke khud ko bhi jo dekhen to
teri soorat nazar aaye
nigaahon mein base aise
chale aao ke dil ki beqaraari
badhti jaati hai
ae ae ae ae ae
chale aao ke dil ki beqaraari
badhti jaati hai
ae ae ae ae ae
koi yoon hi tasawwur se
kahaan tak dil ko bahlaaye
ke khud ko bhi jo dekhen to
teri soorat nazar aaye
nigaahon mein base aise
Watan ki aabroo khatre mein hai
Posted on: August 15, 2018
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The 15th of August, is a special date in the calendar for India.
Every year, there are events across the country celebrating the day. There is flag-hoisting in schools, offices and public places. There are patriotic songs played on radio. There’s a lot more to mark the date and occasion.
All of this is understandable. After all, it was on the 15th of August that many years ago, India became an independent nation, free from British rule.
Today is the 72nd Independence Day for India. I still remember the Silver Jubilee celebrations in 1972 – I was part of my school March Past event. How time flies!
But there is more to this date than just celebration. It is an occasion that at least some of us use to reflect. On India’s journey as an independent nation so far. We take stock of where we are, and where we’d like to see us go from here.
I am sure there must be many articles written on this subject in various media publications this week. On our part, our Avinashji has sent me the lyrics for today’s song and requested me to share my thoughts on this occasion. I am therefore taking the liberty of doing so.
Whenever I think of 15th August, the first thing that comes to my mind is our Freedom Struggle and our Founding Fathers. Today we take our freedom for granted – it is hard to even imagine that we were once a colony of the British Empire.
But if it were not for the struggles and sacrifices of millions of Indians, from every corner of the country, would we have got independence when we did? We are familiar with some of the more prominent names who were part of this struggle. But there were so many more who made sacrifices, who gave up their lives for the cause – and died unsung.
I always think of them on 15th August.
Then the Founding Fathers themselves. Once India became an independent country, Britain left it to fend for itself. Can you imagine the challenges a new-born India would have faced at that time?
India was then a country reeling from the horrors of partition. Although there had been talk of partition for a while, the actual execution of the whole process was done very hastily, without enough attention to detail. Political lines were drawn to create India and Pakistan, but these were still being “negotiated”. Even on independence, many villages did not even know whether they belonged to India or Pakistan. And there were the tricky issues of princely states like Junagadh and Hyderabad. And there was Kashmir.
So things were very fluid on 15th August 1947, though technically India and Pakistan had both become independent nations.
The mass migration of millions across borders, with all the violence and pain that ensued – how can one ever forget that! People lost everything, their families, their possessions. Their entire life got uprooted as they became refugees in their new world.
Then, post independence, the massive task of bringing more than 565 princely states into the fold of one nation. How challenging was that! Some agreed to be part of India. Different tactics were needed to bring the others into the fold.
All this while communal harmony, already severely tested in the tense times leading upto the partition, was just about hanging by a thread. The partition exposed fault lines much more nakedly – there was resentment amongst Hindus in India for Muslims who had not migrated. And the other way round in Pakistan.
As we know, many Muslim artistes in the Hindi film industry even changed their names to Hindu-sounding names to avoid becoming targets of hatred, and to appeal to the largely Hindu audiences.
Such was the fragility of Indian communal harmony in the immediate aftermath of independence.
Talking of fragility, it was not only communal harmony that was fragile. Independent India had inherited unprecedented levels of poverty, exacerbated by partition woes. Its economy was in very bad shape. Poor living conditions meant disease was not uncommon. Added to this was a very high level of illiteracy and social backwardness in general.
Kashmir was still a burning issue, Gandhiji got assassinated.
The overall situation looked so bleak at one time that Life Magazine, in the late 1940s, even ran a story along the lines of “Will India survive?” Clearly the world was skeptical.
Thankfully, our Founding Fathers were not.
Even in the midst of all these seemingly insurmountable challenges, they stayed steadfast on course, buoyed by the exuberance of having a new baby to nurture and nourish. Yes, there were challenges – but, to them, these were teething troubles.
Despite differences amongst themselves (yes, they did have differences!), they were united on one thing – all of them had a dream of a strong, resilient, and free India. Their views on how to get there might have been different – Nehru might have had a socialist mindset, Rajaji a more capitalist mindset – but they shared this common dream.
This dream involved providing, for every Indian, a fair opportunity at life. A life of dignity. India would be a country where justice would be available to one and all. A country which had hitherto been suppressed, but whose peoples would now be able to breathe freely, not be enslaved to any thought. They would be free to pursue a religion of their choice. India would be a country whose people would feel a sense of fraternity towards each other, not be divided by regionalism, casteism, religion and other such divisive elements.
This dream got enshrined in the form of a Constitution for India. When India became a Republic on 26th January 1950, it further underlined the vision of the Founding Fathers – that there would be no monarchy in India, that there would be elected representatives, elected by the people. There’s a lot more in the Constitution – it lays down the terms of reference between organs of the State, separation of powers between the Executive, Legislature and Judiciary, it talks about fundamental rights and duties of citizens.
While there is always scope for improvement, and any document should be a living document kept in tune with the times, the Constitution of India does provide a great framework for the country. Without it, there would be utter chaos.
And for this Constitution too, we need to thank our Founding Fathers and their vision.
I know none of this is new to anyone – and I am rambling – but I do think that at least on Independence Day (if not on other days) we need to remind ourselves of how much struggle, sacrifice and effort went into first making India an independent nation, and then ensuring it survived against the greatest of odds.
Unless and until we appreciate the magnitude of the challenges that were faced and overcome at that time, we will not be able to value the freedom we have today.
So I hope you will excuse my rather long history lesson. 🙂 If there are any inaccuracies here, please do let me know. I’m happy to be corrected.
The song “hum laaye hain toofaan se kashti nikaal ke” comes to mind in this regard.
Now to today’s India. Let’s take stock of where we are.
We’ve come a long way from those early fragile years. Sure, we’re still not where we’d like to be, but we’re definitely not looking at an existential crisis.
Economically too we are far better off today. Although we still have millions below the poverty line, and many above it still struggling to make both ends meet, we are better off than the “independence” generation. Many of us will admit that our own fathers and forefathers had a much tougher life than we are having now.
Education levels have also significantly improved. I have doubts about the quality of education as I see many “highly-qualified” Indians unable to comprehend basics, completely lacking in logical or analytical thinking, lacking in life-skills, but that’s for another debate. Let’s just say, we have many millions more “educated” Indians today.
In many other areas, like tackling disease, or improving sanitation or road infrastructure, India is progressing. It’s a 71-year young nation now, one would expect nothing less.
So on the material front, I think India is on the right track. Still a long way to go, still a lot of poverty to eradicate, but I have hope.
My bigger concern is to do with freedom and independence. Not of India, but of Indians.
I happen to think India became free and independent on 15th August 1947 – but only in a political sense.
Indians are FAR from being free or independent, even today, 71 years later.
When Indians attained freedom from colonial rule, they expected to be able to lead their lives as free citizens. No more being slaves to anyone, no more being treated like third-class citizens.
The reality though is that we are still slaves. Not to British masters anymore, but to Indian ones.
The difference is, we didn’t elect those British masters, we now elect our Indian masters. The specific individuals change, but the underlying master-slave relationship doesn’t.
In theory, in a democracy, we, the people, have power. We elect representatives on our behalf to run the affairs of the country. These representatives are therefore “public servants”, supposed to serve the interests of the people. They are supposed to be accountable to the people for the tasks assigned to them. They are also accountable to the people for funds utilized by them because these funds are collected from, and on behalf of, the people. They are supposed to be transparent about their work, so that the public can evaluate progress (or lack of it).
This is the theory.
We all know how things work in practice.
But why don’t they work?
Simply because there is a huge power imbalance between the people and their representatives. These representatives, so-called “public servants”, have steadily increased their power quotient at the cost of the people they are supposed to serve. As it is, they have the power to make laws – so they make or modify laws to strengthen their power position, to legitimize their power grab, thus further skewing the imbalance in their favour. Sel-aggrandizement is the mantra.
This isn’t just the story of one political party – this is with practically every political party.
Which is why the solution isn’t to just replace one party with another.
The solution is to structurally redress this power imbalance.
Make the public more powerful.
How?
There is very little power in the hands of one individual. I can scream from my rooftop but my single voice means nothing.
But there is a lot of power in a large group. The larger, the better.
When a large group chooses to raise its voice, these representatives have no choice but to listen. Otherwise they know they will be on the wrong side of the numbers game.
And in a democracy, it is all about a numbers game.
But for a large group to raise its voice against the powers-that-be, it has to, first of all, be free. It must NOT have a slave mentality.
And that’s a big problem in India.
Maybe due to historical baggage of being ruled by maharajas, many Indians are still subservient to authority. They are still happy to be “ruled”. Feudalism, although less today, still plays its role in perpetuating this master-slave relationship.
This is also why SO many Indians still have this “mai-baap” attitude towards government and other powers-that-be. They fall at the feet of politicians, seeking favours, sometimes even begging for something that is their right, but has been denied to them.
And of course, the politicians then act high-and-mighty, dishing out largesse as if they are royalty. They act generous – it’s easy to be generous with other people’s money. A sizeable share of the public’s hard-earned money is distributed as an act of generosity by the politicians. And they get praise for this. Not to mention votes.
It is THIS mentality that is my biggest issue with Indians. This slave mentality.
Which is why I say India became a free country on 15th August 1947 – but Indians are still slaves.
Just to clarify, I wouldn’t blame the poor or destitute for this. They are barely struggling to survive on a daily basis – they hardly have any choice or agency. But those who DO have a choice, who don’t HAVE to grovel before the powers-that-be but still do so, they are the ones who are undermining the effort to redress the power imbalance. They are often the ones to first stand up in defence for the powers-that-be, against their own fellow citizens.
So on this Independence Day, my request to all Indians is to abolish this slave mindset – and be free. If you don’t want to be treated like a third-class citizen, you first need to stop behaving like one.
Freedom is too precious to let it be taken away from you by anyone. Like Sahir said “zindagi bheekh mein nahin milti, zindagi badh ke chheeni jaati hai…apna haq sangdil zamaane se, chheen pao, to koi baat baney”.
And please stand up for those who try to break these chains of slavery. As I said earlier, this battle cannot be fought by one individual. So when someone is trying to fight against oppression, against slavery, please support his or her effort, instead of undermining it by being loyal to the master.
Even during our Freedom Struggle, there were Indians who undermined the effort of fellow Indians by taking the side of the British. This only made the freedom struggle harder.
I hope we have learnt from that lesson.
There are a lot more thoughts in my head on this Independence Day – there are a lot more improvements I’d like to see in India. Especially with regard to society.
The thing is, if we harbour aspirations to be a truly developed nation, we need to also have progressive thought in society. Mere material progress isn’t enough.
It saddens me to see that even in 2018, some of our thinking is regressive.
Patriarchy is still rampant in Indian society – with all its negative consequences for women, and even men. It is one of the biggest reasons for rapes and other forms of violence against women.
Then, our casteism. Even today, Dalits are discriminated against – let’s not pretend they aren’t.
Indian society is full of prejudices – just look at matrimonial columns to get an idea.
There’s a lot more that bothers me – I could go on and on.
But this post has already become too long – and each of these topics deserves proper discussion and treatment of its own.
So I will stop here on these topics.
Just to clarify, I’m not saying we haven’t come a long way. We have. But we still have a very long way to go – in terms of poverty alleviation/elimination and society upgradation.
The responsibility lies largely with those of us who are relatively privileged and educated. Even the Freedom Struggle counted amongst its leaders many well-educated Indians, of whom many had had the opportunity to study or live abroad and get a different perspective on life and their country.
So those of us who are in a position to make a difference need to do so. But for that, we first need to CARE for our less-privileged fellow citizens. Instead of looking down on them, we need to think of how we can make their lives better. We need to help make them free and independent citizens. Remember, WE are the fortunate ones, to even be able to read this online. I don’t mean this in the slightest patronizing sense – the fact is that we are all privileged. Millions are not.
Also remember, those well-off Indians from the Freedom Struggle could very easily have just enjoyed their privilege instead of throwing themselves into the Struggle. They chose to make sacrifices because the cause they were fighting for, was bigger than their individual selves.
We need a similar cause that we can all rally around today. If that is the prosperity of India, it must mean the prosperity of all Indians, not just a select few. But prosperity, without peace and harmony, is useless. So the cause must encompass all these components.
India is nothing without Indians. It would be just a piece of land. So talking about “making INDIA a great nation” is all just empty rhetoric if we are not working towards making the future of INDIANS great. And again here I mean ALL Indians, not a select few.
For me it is all about the individual first. She or he is the unit-level of existence. If the individual isn’t empowered, if she or he isn’t free, what’s to celebrate about the nation being free? The nation is just a bunch of individuals, right?
You might not agree with my thoughts (and that’s perfectly fine!) – I’m just sharing them here on request of Avinashji.
A lot more running in my head too – but this post has already become way too long now, so let me get to the song for the occasion.
It is a non-film song. A patriotic song composed by Khayyam, sung by Rafisaab, to Sahir’s lyrics.
I heard this song for the first time only a few days ago – I quite liked it. I hope you like it too.
Happy Independence Day. And thanks for your patience in tolerating this long post. 🙂
Song-Watan ki aabroo khatre mein hai (Rafi NFS)(1962) Singer-Rafi, Lyrics-Sahir Ludhianvi, MD-Khayyam
chorus
Rafi+Chorus
Lyrics
Watan ki aabroo khatre mein hai
Aa aa aa aa aa
Watan ki aabroo khatre mein hai
Hoshiyaar ho jaao
Hoshiyaar ho jaao
Hoshiyaar ho jaao o
Hamaare imtihaan ka waqt hai
Taiyyaar ho jaao
Taiyyaar ho jaao
Taiyyaar ho jaao o
Hamaari sarhadon par khoon behta hai
Jawaanon ka
Aa aa
Huaa jaata hai dil chhalni
Himaalaa ki chattaanon ka
Aa aa
Uthho rukh pher do dushman ki
Topon ke dahaanon ka aa
Aa aa
Watan ki sarhadon par aahni
Deewaar ho jaao
Hoshiyaar ho jaao
Watan ki aabroo khatre mein hai
Wo jinko saadgi mein hamne
Aankhon par bithhaaya thha
Aa aa
Wo jinko bhai kehkar
Hamne seene se lagaaya thha
Aa aa
Wo jinki gardanon mein haar
Baahon ka pehnaaya thha
Aa aa aa
Ab unki gardanon ke waaste
Talwaar ho jaao o
Aa aa aa
Ab unki gardanon ke waaste
Talwaar ho jaao o
Hoshiyaar ho jaao
Watan ki aabroo khatre mein hai
Na ham is waqt Hindu hain
Na Muslim hain
Na Isaayi
Hmm hmm hmm
Agar kuchh hain to hain
Is desh is dharti ke shaidaai
Hmm hmm hmm
Isi ko zindagi denge
Ae ae ae
Isi ko zindagi denge
Isi se zindagi paayi
Lahu ke rang se likhaa huaa
Ikraar ho jaao
Watan ki aabroo khatre mein hai
Hoshiyaar ho jaao
Hoshiyaar ho jaao
Hoshiyaar ho jaao o
Watan ki aabroo khatre mein hai
Khabar rakhna koi gaddaar
Saazish kar nahin paaye ae
Aa aa
Nazar rakhna koi zaalim
Tijori bhar nahin paaye ae
Aa aa
Hamaari kaum par ar ar ar
Hamaari kaum par
Taareekh tohmat dhar nahin paaye ae
Aa aa aa
Kafan dushman
Darindon ke liye
Lalkaar ho jaao
Lalkaar ho jaao
Lalkaar ho jaao o
Lalkaar ho jaao o
Lalkaar ho jaao o o
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Devnagri Script lyrics (Provided by Avinash Scrapwala)
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वतन की आबरू खतरे में है
आ आ आ आ आ
वतन की आबरू खतरे में है
होशियार हो जाओ
होशियार हो जाओ
होशियार हो जाओ ओ
हमारे इम्तिहान का वक़्त है
तैयार हो जाओ
तैयार हो जाओ
तैयार हो जाओ ओ
हमारी सरहदों पर खून बहता है
जवानों का
आ आ
हुआ जाता है दिल छलनी
हिमाला की चट्टानों का
आ आ
उठो रुख फेर दो दुश्मन कि
तोपों के दहानों का आ
आ आ
वतन की सरहदों पर आहनी
दीवार हो जाओ
होशियार हो जाओ
वतन की आबरू खतरे में है
वो जिनको सादगी में हमने
आँखों पर बिठाया था
आ आ
वो जिनको भाई कहकर
हमने सीने से लगाया था
आ आ
वो जिनकी गर्दनों में हार
बाहों का पहनाया था
आ आ आ
अब उनकी गर्दनों के वास्ते
तलवार हो जाओ ओ
आ आ आ
अब उनकी गर्दनों के वास्ते
तलवार हो जाओ ओ
होशियार हो जाओ
वतन की आबरू खतरे में है
ना हम इस वक़्त हिन्दू है
ना मुस्लिम है
न इसाई
हम्म हम्म हम्म
अगर कुछ हैं तो है
इस देश इस धरती के शैदाई
हम्म हम्म हम्म
इसी को ज़िन्दगी देंगे
ए ए ए
इसी को ज़िन्दगी देंगे
इसी से ज़िन्दगी पायी
लहू के रंग से लिखा हुआ
इकरार हो जाओ
वतन की आबरू खतरे में है
होशियार हो जाओ
होशियार हो जाओ
होशियार हो जाओ ओ
वतन की आबरू खतरे में है
खबर रखना कोई गद्दार
साज़िश कर नहीं पाए ए
आ आ
नज़र रखना कोई ज़ालिम
तिजोरी भर नहीं पाए ए
आ आ
हमारी कौम पर र र र
हमारी कौम पर
तारीख तोहमत धर नहीं पाए ए
आ आ आ
कफ़न दुश्मन
दरिंदों के लिए
ललकार हो जाओ
ललकार हो जाओ
ललकार हो जाओ ओ
ललकार हो जाओ ओ
ललकार हो जाओ ओ ओ
Dahaan – दहान -دہان
mouth; orifice
Shaidaa. ii – शैदाई – شیدائی
lover, enamored
Tohmat – तोहमत – تہمت
Allegation, Accuse
false accusation, suspicion of guilt
Agar leta hoon tera naam
Posted on: July 11, 2018
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The Hindi movie music has undergone changes with time. It is seen that the music style of the dominant music director of the era is ofter copied by other music directors. For instance, there were occasions when Madan Mohan, Roshan etc copied the music style of O P Nayyar, whereas Kalyanji Anandji’s music sounded like Shankar Jaikishan during late 1950s to mid 1960s. Music directors copied the music style of R D Burman during 1970s.
1980s was the era of disco music and Bappi Lahiri was the most sought after music director of those days. It was a mixed feeling for music lovers to find senior music directors like Laxmikant Pyarelal composing Bappi Lahiri kind of music during 1970s.
Here is a song where as music director like Khayyam has composed a Bappi Lahiri like song. This song is sung by Kishore Kumar and it is picturised on Rajesh Khanna wielding a guitar on stage while many spectators watch his performance. His song seems the have the kind of effect on Jaya Prada (seated among the audience)that this song intended, namely to make her feel like a “bewafa”. Shatrughan Sinha is also seated beside her but he is none the wiser about what is going on in the mind of Jaya Prada.
Naqsh Llayalpuri is the lyricist.
Lyrics of this song were sent to me by Avinash Scrapwala.
Video
Audio
Song-Agar leta hoon tera naam (Dil e Naadaan)(1982) Singer-Kishore Kumar, Lyrics-Naqsh Llayalpuri, MD-Khayyam
Lyrics(Provided by Avinash Scrapwala)
Nigaahen pher kar mujhse
mera dil todne waale
mujhe raah e mohabbat mein
akelaa chhodne waale
Come on clap
agar leta hoon tera naam
mohabbat hoti hai badnaam
agar leta hoon tera naam
mohabbat hoti hai badnaam
mohabbat hoti hai badnaam
agar leta hoon tera naam
mohabbat hoti hai badnaam
mohabbat hoti hai badnaam
wafaa ki justju
karne chalaa thha
bewafaaon mein
main aa baithha thha bhoole se
teri zulfon ki chhaaon mein
banaa kar mujhko tash nakaam
teri chaahat ka toota jaam
teri chhahat ka toota jaam
banaa kar mujhko tash nakaam
teri chaahat ka toota jaam
teri chhahat ka toota jaam
agar leta hoon tera naam
mohabbat hoti hai badnaam
mohabbat hoti hai badnaam
tu ae mehboob kya jaane
ke hai rasm e mohabbat kya
nahin hai aaj tu apnaa
to phir tujhse shiqaayat kya
milaa ye ulfat ka inaam
ke jeena hai mujh par ilzaam
ke jeena hai mujh par ilzaam
milaa ye ulfat ka inaam
ke jeena hai mujh par ilzaam
ke jeena hai mujh par ilzaam
agar leta hoon tera naam
mohabbat hoti hai badnaam
mohabbat hoti hai badnaam
kabhi ae doston
ae dost
ae doston
kabhi ae doston
dil ki lagi
tumko na tadpaaye
dua deta hai toota dil
mohabbat tumko raas aaye
kabhi na aaye gham ki shaam
miley khushiyon ka hi paighaam
miley khushiyon ka hi paighaam
kabhi na aaye gham ki shaam
miley khushiyon ka hi paigaam
miley khushiyon ka hi paigaam
agar leta hoon tera naam
mohabbat hoti hai badnaam
mohabbat hoti hai badnaam
mohabbat hoti hai badnaam
mohabbat hoti hai badnaam
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| Blog Day : | 3642 | Post No. : | 14469 |
“Pyaar Ki Baaten”(1951) was produced and directed by Akhtar Hussain for Nargis Art Concern, Bombay. The movie had Trilok Kapoor, Nargis, Aman, Neelam, Neeru, Rashid Khan, Master Nisaar, H Prakash, Raza Saleem, Maruti, Nazeer, s K Prem, Romani, Pran, Johny Walker, Krishna Kumari, Cuckoo, Maya Kumari, Khursheed, Rafiq Arabi, Radheshyam etc in it.
There were eleven songs in the movie. Eight songs have been covered in the past.
Here is the ninth song from “Pyaar Ki Baaten”(1951) to appear in the blog. This song is sung by Lata. Khawar Zamnaan is the lyricist. Music is composed by Khayyaam.
This “missing the beloved” song is picturised on Nargis.
Huye hain majboor hoke apnon se door(Pyaar Ki Baaten)(1951) Singer-Lata, Lyrics-Khawar Zamaan, MD-Khayyam
Lyrics
huye hain majboor hoke apnon se door
hua mera kya kusoor kuchh samajh na aaye
huye hain majboor hoke apnon se door
hua mera kya kusoor kuchh samajh na aaye
kaisi bhool ki gairon ka kahaa maan ke
dukh le liya hai usey sukh jaan ke
kaisi bhool ki gairon ka kahaa maan ke
dukh le liya hai usey sukh jaan ke
kise apna haal sunaayen re
koi nahin paas mere toot gayi aas
ab raas nahin raas mera dil ghabraaye
huye hain majboor hoke apnon se door
hua mera kya kusoor kuchh samajh na aaye
din khushiyon ke humse rooth gaye
ab apne sahaare sab toot gaye
din khushiyon ke humse rooth gaye
ab apne sahaare sab toot gaye
kise dil ke daag dikhaayen re
koi sune na pukaar hua jeena dushwaar
chhoota dil ka karaar koi kahaan chala jaaye
huye hain majboor hoke apnon se door
hua mera kya kusoor kuchh samajh na aaye
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| Blog Day : | 3546 | Post No. : | 14231 |
“Razia Sultan”(1983) was produced by Chitra Bharat and directed by G P Pawar and Kamal Amrohi. The movie had Dharmendra, Hema Malini, Parveen Babi, Pradeep Kumar, Ajit, Vijayendra Ghatge, Jankidas, Sohrab Modi, Veena, Shahu Modak, Heena Kausar, Shree Bhagwan, Husn Banu, Anu Dhawan, Sapru, Mahipal, Roopmala, Reshma, Shakila, Maruti, Sarika, Tajdar Amrohi, Radha Saluja, Madhu Malini, Chitra, Sujata, B M Vyas, Anis Sabri, Geeta Kapoor, Mumtaz Begum, Naseem, Aarti Chopra, M M Baig, Amarjeet, Kalpana, Balraj etc in it.
This is a movie from 1983, and so I have no HFGK available to consult to find out he number of songs in the movie. Going by online sources, I have counted seven songs in the movie. Five of these songs have been covered in the past. Here are the details of these five songs:-
|
Song Title |
Post No. |
Post Date |
| Ae dile naadaan | 150 | 14-Oct-08 |
| Aayi zanjeer ki jhankaar Khuda khair kare | 368 | 10-Dec-08 |
| Tera hijr mera naseeb hai | 374 | 11-Dec-08 |
| Khwaab ban kar koyee aayegaa | 7508 | 14-Feb-13 |
| Jalta hai badan | 8075 | 10-May-13 |
I find that “Hariyaala Banna aaya re” and ae khuda shukr tera” appear to be the two songs from the movie that are yet to be covered. On watching the picturisation, I find that both these songs are picturised together in the movie and so in effect they are reated as two songs in one. Asha Bhonsle, Jagjit Kaur and female chorus sing for ladies playing sahelis of Razia Sultan, the dulhan (Hema Malini) whereas Bhupinder Singh, Mahendra Kapoor and male chorus sing fopr friends of Yakut, the dulha (played by Dharmendra). So in effect, two wedding songs get combined into one in the picturisation.
So in effect both songs need to be covered in one article, viz this article. It seems that the female song is penned by Nida Fazli and male song by Kaif Bhopali. I request our knowledgeable readers to throw light on this matter. The music is of course composed by Khayyam.
So, with these two songs, all the songs of “Razia Sultan”(1983) have been covered. With this, “Razia Sultan”(1983) joins the list of movies that have all their songs covered in the blog.
Song-Hariyaala banna aaya re …ae khuda shukr tera(Razia Sultan)(1983) Singers-Asha Bhonsle, Jagjit Kaur, Lyrics- Nida Fazli/ Kaif Bhopali, MD-Khayyam
Female chorus
Bhupinder Singh, Mahendra Kapoor + Male chorus
Lyrics
hariyaala banna aaya re
hariyaala banna aaya hai
hariyaala banna aaya
hariyaala banna aaya re
hariyaala banna aaya hai
hariyaala banna aaya
aa aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa aa
choti goonthhe ghata
paanv choome hina
maang moti bhari
maathhe jhoomar saja
aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa
choti goonthhe ghata
paanv choome hina
maang moti bhari
maathe jhoomar saja
banni ke jo man bhaaya re
hariyaala banna aaya re
hariyaala banna aaya
ae khuda shukra tera
aye khuda shukra tera
shukra tera
shukra tera
ye mera yaar chala
baandhke sar par sehra
aye khuda shukra tera
aye khuda shukra tera
shukra tera
shukra tera
ye mera yaar chala
baandh ke sar par sehra
aisa sehra gul-o-gulzaar na dekha na suna
aisa naushaah ha mere yaar na dekha na suna
aisa bemeez(?) haseen pyar na dekha na suna
aaisa dildaar tarajaar na dekha na suna
saari duniya ki
saari duniya ki zubaanon pe hai ghar ghar sehra
ye mera yaar chala baandh ke sar par sehra
hariyaala banna aaya re
hariyaala banna aaya re
hariyala banna aaya
aa aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa
aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa
aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa
devtaaon ke man hain khushi se magan
pi se milne chali saj ke razia dulhan
aa aa aa
aa aa aa
aa aa aa
aa aa aa
devtaaon ke man hain khushi se magan
pi se milne chali saj ke razia dulhan
khushiyon ke chaman laaya re
hariyaala banna aaya re
hariyala banna aaya
waah kya baat hai kya shaan hai subhaan allah
iske har phool mein ek jaan hai subhaan allah
har nazar dekh ke hairaan hai subhaan allah
jisne dekha wahi qurbaan hai subhaan allah
wakeya ye hai
wakeya ye hai ke behtar se hai behtar sehra
ye mera yaar chala baandhke sar par sehra
hariyaala banna aaya re
hariyaala banna aaya re
hariyaala banna aaya
yaa khuda
ye khushi ye masarrat rahe
dulha dulhan ki jodi salaamat rahe
aa aa aa
aa aa aa
aa aa aa
aa aa
rahti duniya talak ye muhabbat rahe
saare aalam mein malika ki azmat rahe
rahmat ka sama chhaaya re
hariyaala banna aaya re
hariyaala banna aaya
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| Blog Day : | 3535 | Post No. : | 14199 |
“Sankalp”(1974) was directed by Ramesh Sahgal for Twinkle Stars, Bombay. This “social” movie had Farida Jalal, Sukhdev, Bipin Gupta, Anjali Kadam, arjun Bakshi, Mahesh (new discovery), Yunus Parvez, Leela Mishra, Jankidas, Suresh Divekar, Subhash Sethi, Mona, Nikita, Chandu Alahabadi, Master Sheroo, Master Ratan, Satish Chhabra etc in it, with special appearance by Sulakshana Pandit.
The movie had four songs in it. Three songs from the movie have been covered in the past. These three songs were discussed in 2011, 2015 and 2018 , viz at three year intervals. 🙂 Here are the details of these three songs:-
|
Song Title |
Post No. |
Post Date |
| Tu hi saagar tu hi kinaaraa | 3921 | 23-May-11 |
| Sab thhaath pada rah jaawega | 11307 | 22-Jul-15 |
| Ghaav dil ke dhuyen se seete hain | 14194 | 22-Mar-18 |
Here is the fourth and final song from “Sankalp”(1974) to appear in the blog. This song is sung by Mukesh and Mahendra Kapoor. Kaifi Azmi is the lyricist. Music is composed on Khayyam.
Only the audio of this song is available. One can guess that the song is a public lament song where people hold politicians responsible for the ills of the nation. Yes, people four decades ago held the same view about politicains that they do now. 🙂
Personally I think that now a days we are much better off vis a vis the situation of 1970s. Those were the days when we had economic policies that relied upon dole contributed by western nations. Things are vastly better today. The economic policies which kept the nation poor and steadily brought it on the verge of bankruptcy have since been abandoned. Politicians continue to be more or less same as before but the country is doing far better. So people listening to this song today will not share the same despondency as this song may have brought about in the past.
With this song, “Sankalp”(1974) joins the list of movies that have all their songs covered in the blog.
Song-Bheetar bheetar khaaye chalo (Sankalp)(1974) Singers-Mukesh, Mahendra Kapoor, Lyrics-Kaifi Azmi, MD-Khayyam
Unknown voice
All
Lyrics
bheetar-bheetar khaaye chalo
baahar shor machaaye chalo
bheetar-bheetar khaaye chalo
baahar shor machaaye chalo
bhed kaun kholegaa
munh se kaun bolegaa
bheetar-bheetar khaaye chalo
baahar shor machaaye chalo
jantaa bholi-bhaali hai
pet bhi jeb bhi khaali hai
naaron se garmaa do lahu
vaadon se bahlaaye chalo
vaadon se bahlaaye chalo
bheetar-bheetar khaaye chalo
baahar shor machaaye chalo
badhti jaaye hai mehngaai
ghat’ti jaaye hai kamaayi
cheezon ke daam badhaaye chalo
insaan ka bhaav giraaye chalo
insaan ka bhaav giraaye chalo
bheetar-bheetar khaye chalo
baahar shor machaye chalo
haathon mein kuchh note lo
haathon mein kuchh note lo
phir chaaho jitne vote lo
khote se khotaa kaam karo
baapu ko neelaam karo
arre
baapu ki tasveer hai ye
tere baap ki kyaa jaagir hai ye
baapu-baapu karte raho
zahar dilon mein bharte raho
basti-basti aag lage
har insaan ek naag lage
praant-praant ko tang kare
bhaasha se bhaasha jang kare
koi yahaan malyaali
koi yahaan bangaali
gujrati hai koi yahaan
punjabi hai koi yahaan
ye hai maratha aur vo tamil
aapas mein yaari hai mushkil
sabko chaahiye apni zameen
hindustaani koi nahin
hindustaani koi nahin
hindustaani koi nahin
desh kahaan ab desh rahaa aa aa
desh kahaan ab desh rahaa
aa aa aa
desh to seemaaon mein bantaa
aur bhi tukde udaaye chalo
kursi apni bachaaye chalo
kursi apni bachaaye chalo
bheetar-bheetar khaaye chalo
baahar shor machaaye chalo
Ghaav dil ke dhuyen se seete hain
Posted on: March 22, 2018
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| Blog Day : | 3534 | Post No. : | 14194 |
We are into the last four hours of the day today (22 march 2018) and there has been no post for the day so far. Regulars must be feeling that we are batting like how Vijay Shankar batted against Mustafizur Rahman in the 18th over of the Nidahas tri series final the last sunday. 🙂
Have no worry.:) I as well as Sudhir Jee are active behind the scene and we will certainly catch up with our asking rate for the day. 🙂 The runrate gets slowed down a bit when we try to bat the proper way, looking for a debutant song, a YIPPEE song etc. 🙂
This song under discussion is from “Sankalp”(1974). This movie was directed by Ramesh Sahgal for Twinkle Stars, Bombay. This “social” movie had Farida Jalal, Sukhdev, Bipin Gupta, Anjali Kadam, arjun Bakshi, Mahesh (new discovery), Yunus Parvez, Leela Mishra, Jankidas, Suresh Divekar, Subhash Sethi, Mona, Nikita, Chandu Alahabadi, Master Sheroo, Master Ratan, Satish Chhabra etc in it, with special appearance by Sulakshana Pandit.
The movie had four songs in it. Two songs from the movie have been covered in the past.
Here is the third song from “Sankalp”(1974) to appear in the blog. The song is sung by Mahendra Kapoor with chorus in background. Kaifi azmi is the lyricist. Music is composed by Khayyam.
This song is the most obscure song from this obscure movie. Only the audio of the song is available. I request our knowledgeable readers to throw light on the picturisation of this song.
Song-Ghaav dil ke dhuyen se seete hain(Sankalp)(1974) Singer-Mahendra Kapoor, Lyrics-Kaifi Azmi, MD-Khayyam
Chorus
Lyrics
ghaav dil ke
ghaav dil ke
dhuyen se
dhuyen se
seete hain
zehar peete hain
aur jeete hain aen
zehar peete hain
kaun soche ki zindagi kya hai
zindagi kya hai
aadmi kya hai
zehar peete hainkaun soche ki zindagi kya hai
zindagi kya hai
aadmi kya hai
ye tumhaare ghadi ghadi sajde
ye tumhaari ghadi ghadi pooja
rishvat hai
ek rishvat hai
bandagi kya hai
kaun soche ki zindagi
hmm hmm
haa
zindagi kya hai
aadmi kya hai
ye jo shamme jalaaye baithe hain
raat ko din banaaye baithe hain
inke seene mein ek kiran bhi nahin
chaand dil ke bujhaaye baithe hain
doobne do hamen andheron mein aen
dekhne do ki raushni kya hai ae
kaun soche ki zindagi kya hai
zindagi kya hai
aadmi kya hai
pyaas bujhti
na hosh marta hai
katra katra sawaal karta hai
aake duniya mein
kya kiya toone
kya mila tujhko
kya diya toone
in sawaalon se door kar de koi
pyaala khaali hai
pyaala khaali hai mera
pyaala khaali hai mera
bhar de koi
bhar de koi
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| Blog Day : | 3529 | Post No. : | 14176 |
“Trishul”(1978) was produced by Gulshan Rai and directed by Yash Chopra for Trimurti Films, Bombay. The movie had Shashi Kapoor, Sanjeev Kumar, Rakhi, Amitabh Bachchan, Prem Chopra, Poonam Dhillon (new discovery), Hema Malini (special appearance), Sachin (guest role), Manmohan Krishn, Ifthhikar, Yunus Parwez, Geeta Siddharth, Sudha Chopra, Jagdeesh Raj, Mohan Sherry, B K Dubey, Mahan, Baldev Trehan, Master Raju, Waheeda Rehman etc in it.
“Trishul”(1978) had seven songs in it. Six of these songs have been covered in the past. Here are the details of the six songs that have been covered in the past :-
|
Song Title |
Post No. |
Post Date |
| Jaaneman tum kamaal karti ho | 929 | 19-Mar-09 |
| Muhabbat bade kaam ki cheez hai | 2876 | 30-Aug-10 |
| Ja ri behna ja tu apne ghar ja | 9462 | 18-Feb-14 |
| Aap ki mehki huyi zulf ko kehte hain ghata | 10274 | 20-Sep-14 |
| Tu mere saath rahega munne | 11907 | 8-Mar-16 |
| Kabhi kasmein na toden | 14172 | 16-Mar-18 |
In Hindi movies, people are shown falling in love even though they often cannot afford it. Just like one cannot sing bhajan on an empty stomach (one Hindi saying), one cannot afford to fall in love unless one is financially independent and secure (it is a Hindi saying of my creation 🙂 )
We often find people telling us that they remained uneducated because of poor financial conditions, but we will never find a drunkard who allows poor financial conditions to come in the way of him becoming a drunkard. Likewise, in Hindi movies we will never find a pair of lead actors telling us that they were not in a situation to lip sync a romantic duet because of lack of financial independence.
“Trishul”(1978) has as many as four duet songs and they are picturised on three pairs. Sanjeev Kumar and Waheeda Rehman lip sync one duet while Shashi Kapoor and Hema Malini lip sync two duets. Going by the story, Sanjeev Kumar and Waheeda Rehman were not in a position to lip sync a romantic duet but they did so even if they could not afford it.
Shashi Kapoor and Hema Malini are both shown as financially independent, so they can very well afford to fall in love and sing duets. They sing two duets and that is quite acceptable as far as I am concerned.
I quite like the fact that Amitabh Bachchan and Raakhi do not sing any duet in the movie because they actually cannot afford to.
The seventh and final song from the movie happens to be the fourth duet of the movie. It is sung by Nitin Mukesh and Lata. Sahir Ludhianvi is the lyricist. music is composed by Khayyam.
The song is lip synced by Sachin and Poonam Dhillon in a swimming pool. Now, here is a pair of actors who are college students and they are financially dependent on their parents. But like archtypical drunkards, they do not allow their lack of financial independence come in the way of singing a romantic duet.
With this song, “Trishul”(1978) joins the list of movies that have all their songs covered in the blog.
Audio (Full)
Video
Song-Gapoochi gapoochi gam gam (Trishul)(1978) Singers-Lata, Nitin Mukesh, Lyrics-Sahir Ludhianvi, MD-Khayyam
Both
Lyrics
gapoochi gapoochi gum gum
kishiki kishiki kum kum
gapoochi gapoochi gum gum
o sanam
hum donon
saath rahen
janam janam
o sanam
hum donon
saath rahen janam janam
eh
gapoochi gapoochi gum gum
kishiki kishiki kum kum
gapoochi gapoochi gum gum
phoolon jaisa chehra
daali jaisa tan hai
teri hi amaanat
har dhadkan hai
phoolon jaisa chehra
daali jaisa tan hai
teri hi amaanat
har dhadkan hai
arre aa bhi jaa baahon mein
pyaar ka aa ho sangam
o sanam
hum donon
saath rahen janam janam
hey
gapoochi gapoochi gum gum
kishiki kishiki kum kum
gapoochi gapoochi gum gum
jaadu bhari aankhen khwaabon ke khazane
mehki mehki sanse gaati hain tarane
jadu bhari aankhe khwabo ke khazane
mehki mehki sanse gaati hain tarane
aa bhi jaa baho me pyar ka ho sangam
oh sanam hum dono sath rahe janam janam
hey
gapoochi gapoochi gum gum
kishiki kishiki kum kum
gapochi gapochi gum gum
jaage jaage armaan
bheega bheega mausam
dilon ki yeh halchal
boondon ki yeh chham chham
jaage jaage armaan
bheega bheega mausam
dilon ki yeh halchal
boondon ki yeh chham chham
aa bhi jaa baahon mein
pyaar ka aa ho sangam
arre o sanam
hum donon
saath rahen janam janam
o sanam
hum donon
saath rahen janam janam
hmm hmm hmm
hmm hmm hmm
laa laa laa
lalalala
Kabhi kasmein na toden
Posted on: March 16, 2018
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| Blog Day : | 3528 | Post No. : | 14172 |
“Trishul”(1978) was produced by Gulshan Rai and directed by Yash Chopra for Trimurti Films, Bombay. The movie had Shashi Kapoor, Sanjeev Kumar, Rakhi, Amitabh Bachchan, Prem Chopra, Poonam Dhillon (new discovery), Hema Malini (special appearance), Sachin (guest role), Manmohan Krishn, Ifthhikar, Yunus Parwez, Geeta Siddharth, Sudha Chopra, Jagdeesh Raj, Mohan Sherry, B K Dubey, Mahan, Baldev Trehan, Master Raju, Waheeda Rehman etc in it.
“Trishul”(1978) had seven songs in it. Five of these songs have been covered in the past. Here is the sixth song from “Trishul”(1978) to appear in the blog. This song is a duet which is sung by Kishore Kumar and Lata. Sahir Ludhianvi is the lyricist. Music is composed by Khayyam.
The song is picturised as a romantic song on Shashi Kapoor and Hema Malini.
Song-Kabhi kasmein na toden (Trishul)(1978) Singers-Kishore Kumar, Lata, Lyrics-Sahir Ludhianvi, MD-Khayyam
Both
Lyrics
o kabhi kasmein na toden
usey jeete jee na chhoden
jo ho yaar apna
o chaahe roke duniya saari
uspe kar den sab kuchh waari
jo ho yaar apna
o kabhi kasmein na toden
use jeete jee na chhoden
jo ho yaar apna
yaar jisko bhi kah den jubaan se
mol uska chukaayen dil jaan se
o yaar jisko bi kah den jubaan se
mol uska chukaayen dil jaan se
o haath rahe chaahe toote
baanh uski na chhoote
jo ho yaar apna
o chaahe roke duniya saari
uspe kar den sab kuchh waari
jo ho yaar apna
dukh yaar se miley to sukh jaaniye
yaar kahiye jise usey rab maaniye
dukh yaar se miley to sukh jaaniye
yaar kahiye jise usey rab maaniye
o ghaav kitne bhi sahiye
bura usko na kahiye
jo ho yaar apna
o kabhi kasmein na toden
use jeete jee na chhoden
jo ho yaar apna
bair pad jaaye chaahe jahaan se
o yaari yaar ki nibhaayen sada shaan se
bair pad jaaye chaahe jahaan se
o yaari yaar ki nibhaayen sada shaan se
o jaan rahe chaahe jaaye
aanch us pe na aaye
jo ho yaar apna
o kabhi kasmein na toden
use jeete ji na chhoden
o chaahe roke duniya saari
uspe kar den sab kuchh waari
o haath rahe chaahe toote
baanh uski na chhoote
o ghaav kitne bhi sahiye
bura usko na kahiye
o jaan rahe chaahe jaaye
aanch us pe na aaye
jo ho yaar apna
o kabhi kasmein na toden
usey jeete jee na chhoden
jo ho yaar apna
o jo ho yaar apna
o jo ho yaar apna
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