Posts Tagged ‘Kumkum’
Diya na bujhe ri aaj hamaara
Posted on: December 28, 2012
“Son of India” (1962) was produced by Mehboob Khan, who had earlier produced “Mother India” (1957). Perhaps he felt that the word “India” was a lucky word for him.
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“Krorepati” (1961) was a Saigal brothers production. It was produced by Om Prakash Saigal and directed by Mohan Saigal. The movie had Kisore Kumar, Shashikala, Kum Kum, K. N. Singh, Anoop Kumar, Mirza Musharaff, Radhakishan, Haroon, S. Bannerjee, Ramlal, Shamlal, Brahm Bharadwaj, Daya Devi, Pal Sharma, Prem, Dev Chand etc in it.
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“Kaali Topi Laal Roomaal” (1959) was a Janta Chitra Production movie. It was directed by Tara Harish. The movie had Chandrashekhar, Shakila, K. N. Singh, Agha, Kumkum, Mukri, Naina, Kamal Mehra etc in it.
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Lehron mein jhool ke
Posted on: December 2, 2012
“Do Gunde”(1959) was a Minerva Movietone Pictures. It was directed by V M Vyas. The movie had Ajit, Kumkum, Pran, Raj Kumar, Jayshree Gadkar, Subiraj etc in it.
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Dagaabaaz ho baanke piyaa
Posted on: November 26, 2012
“Burma Road” (1962) was a Films Fountain Production. It was directed by Tara Harish. The movie had Ashok Kumar, Moti Sagar, Ajit, Kumkum, Mohan Choti, Vijaya Choudhury, Sheikh Mukhtar, Jeevankala etc in it.
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Jai jai hey jagdambe maata
Posted on: October 17, 2012
The nine day festival of Navratri began yesterday (16 october) and it will run till 24 october. This festival is celebrated in different parts of the country in different ways. The eastern part of the country celebrates it as Durga Puja while it is called Navratri in the western parts of the country. I have noticed that the celebrations at various places in the country are taking leaves out of the celebration books of other regions. For example, I find it interesting that Garba, Dandia etc, which are mainly Gujarati forms of celebration are being celebrated in other parts of the country too. And the organisers their attract visitors by roping in small time TV and movie actors who supposedly teach them these dance forms.
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Aaj chhedo muhabbat ki shehnaayiyaan
Posted on: July 5, 2012
There are several movies that become immortal thanks to their music. And then there are movies that become immmortal thanks to just one song. “Son of India” (1962) is a movie that became immortal in public mind thank to its song Nanha munna rahi hoon desh ka sipaahi hoon.
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Chadhe chanda to tum bhi chale aana
Posted on: July 3, 2012
“Aplam Chaplam” (1961) is a movie about which very little is known. Fortunately we can count on our beloved inhouse encyclopaedia Mr Arunkumar Deshmukh to provide us all the details about such obscure movies. Here is what he has to say about “Aplam Chaplam” (1961):-
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Aise machal ke nain badal ke
Posted on: July 3, 2012
Today (3 july) is the death anniversary of Raj Kumar. Raj Kumar made his debut as an actor in 1950s and his most productive decade as an actor was the decade of 1960s. There are actors who are remembered for songs picturised on him, but Raj Kumar is often remembered for some of the immortal dialogues picturised on her. For instance, the dialogue of “Waqt” (1975)- “ye bacchon ke khelne ki cheez nahin hai Chunar seth…”, and the “Paakeeja” (1971) dialogue’ “Aape paaon dekhe…”.
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