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Posted by: on: August 24, 2019


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Jai Sri Krishna.
Jai Govinda Jai Gopala.

The accompanying song is from Vinod Doshi presented 1983 release ‘Nastik’ which was directed by Pramod Chakravarthy. It starred Hema Malini, Nalini Jaywant, Reeta Bhadhuri, Sarika, Amitabh Bachchan, Pran, Amjad Khan, Deven Verma, Madan Puri, Bharat Bhushan, Lalitha Pawar, Jayshree T, Ratanmala, Praveen Paul, Kamal Kapoor, Shammi, Bhagwan, Yusuf Khan, Kamran, Viju Khote, Azaad, Pehalwan, Julian, Jaswant, Habib, Bob Christo, Daljeet, Tom Alter, Jezebel, Ranveer Raj, Darshan, Sehgal, Sunder Taneja, Umesh Khanna, Mehar Singh, Manik, Vaman, Master Raju, Baby Pinky, and Master Rajesh (young landlord grows up to be Amjad Khan).
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Hone lagaa hai mujhpe jawaani ka ab asar

Posted by: on: August 24, 2011


I have discussed as many as nine songs from “Nastik” (1954) and I have yet to run out of songs to discuss from this movie !

Here is another song from this movie. This is a “growing up” genre of thing. Nalini Jaiwant is reaching pubery and she is developing the tender feelings of the feelings of love and attraction towards of other gender. The feelings of a girl thus growing up has been expressed beautifully in this song which is penned by Pradeep. Lata is the singer and music is composed by C Ramchandra.
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Zor lagaa le arre zamaane kitna zor lagaayegaa

Posted by: on: July 15, 2011


Though I have discussed as many as seven songs from “Nastik” (1954), I was not aware of this song till a few hours ago.

This song is a bhajan cum public lament. In this song, Ajit, Usha Kiran and others are sitting in a temple in front of the idols of gods and Ajit sings this song. The song states that non believers tend to blame God for their misdeeds, but their efforts to give a bad name to God cannot succeed. God’s flag will always fly high, come what may.
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Jai Jai Raam Raghuraayi

Posted by: on: July 8, 2011


“Nastik” (1954) is a movie full of nice songs in it, including the timeless iconic song Dekh tere sansaar ki haalat.. Kitna badal gaya insaan.

I have so far discussed six songs from this movie.
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Arre patthar ke Bhagwaan tu hai kahaan

Posted by: on: February 7, 2011


“Nastik” (1954) was a moving tale of a family of siblings (two brothers and a sister) who see their parents massacred in the aftermath of partition and then they get separated from each other. The separated sister Kamla (played by Roopmala) is forced into a brothel, where she is required to entertain clients.
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Kaise aaye hain din haay andher ke…baithe balmaa hamaare nazar pher ke

Posted by: on: January 31, 2011


“Nastik” (1954) is a poignant and hard hitting movie about the aftermath of partition and the hypocrisy of organised religion. The effect of this movie is enhanced by the songs of this movie which are truly timeless and iconic.
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Gagan jhanjhanaa rahaa

Posted by: on: December 9, 2010


It is a well known fact that people in general and movie actors in particular remember God only when they are in trouble. And once in trouble, they resort to emotional blackmail to make God help them. And God in Hindi movies being soft hearted, tends to give in rather easily.
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Tere phoolon se bhi pyaar tere kaanton se bhi pyaar

Posted by: on: June 9, 2010


I have listened to the well known songs of “Nastik”(1954) like everyone else, but I have not listened to the other songs of this movie.
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Kaanha bajaaye bansari

Posted by: on: March 22, 2009


“Nastik” (1954) is known for some very nice memorable songs. The well known song “dekh tere sansaar ki haalat kya ho gayi sansaar” is from this very movie, which I have posted in this blog.
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Dekh tere sansaar ki haalat…Kitna badal gaya insaan

Posted by: on: January 14, 2009


It is a very common public lament that things were going from bad to worse, and people then long for the “good old day” when things were so nice.
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