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Hullo Atuldom
It is winter and the temperatures in Bangalore and adjoining regions have taken a dip. I am sure North India will be much colder, I don’t know what is the experience of those in western and eastern India. But then, winter is the feature for the entire Northern hemisphere at this time of the year.
We have categories on the blog, that songs are tagged under. The Category “Rain” and “Saawan” have around 86 and 109 posts/ songs respectively. “Saawan” is used to talk of rains and is also the month in the Hindu calendar, when the Indian sub-continent experiences heavy monsoon rains.
In sharp contrast we have only 2 posts for “Summer” category and 5 for the “Snowy Mountain” category. No separate category for winter, cold winds etc. Does that mean that there are no songs in Hindi films that are filmed in winter, when the cold winds blow etc.? No. I recall songs from “Junglee”, “Kasmir Ki Kali”, “Aap Ki Kasam” and hundreds of other films that have ever-so-popular songs that were filmed on the snowy slopes of the many hill-stations that the Himalayan range offers. But when songs from these movies were being posted on the blog, in the infancy stages of the blog i.e., Atulji may not have thought of this particular category; if he had, then this category would have had lots of songs. Today’s song will fit the bill for “Snowy Mountain”.
This song is from the 1992 release, Mani Ratnam directed and K. Balachander produced “Roja”. It had a cast of Pankaj Kapur, Madhoo (billed as Madhubala), Arvind Swamy, and a whole lot of South Indian actors. This is because “Roja” was made in Tamil and later its dubbed versions were released in other languages. The movie had some melodious songs that were written by Vairamuthu (in the Tamil original) and P.K.Mishra (for the Hindi dubbed version). The playback singers used (in Hindi) were Hariharan, Minmini, Sujatha Mohan, Shweta Rao, Baba Sehgal, S.P. Balasubramaniam, KS Chitra. The music director was A R Rehman.
“Roja” was the story of a gritty- young lady. The lady, Roja (Madhoo) is married to a man who was selected as a prospective groom for her older sister. But the to-be-groom (Rishi) takes a liking for Roja. She agrees to the marriage after getting to know that her older sister is happy that she was rejected (she had her heart set on marrying another guy). Roja settles in her husband’s (Arvind Swamy) home when she gets to know that he has been selected to go on deputation to Jammu-Kashmir for helping the army communication center with military intelligence. The young couple find themselves in alien yet beautiful land. Roja’s life turns upside-down when her husband is abducted by Kashmiri terrorists demanding the release of a leader of their’s in exchange. The movie shows how Roja runs from pillar-to-post to get assistance in rescuing her husband, specially when she has a language problem too- she can communicate only in Tamil. (This part got diluted in the Hindi-dubbed version though).
The song with this post happens when the young couple- Roja and Rishi- are exploring the snow clad Baramulla, and honeymooning. It is in the voices of SPB sir and K S Chitra.
The Tamil version of the song was sung by Sujatha Mohan and Unni Menon.
With this post we are wishing the music director, singer, Oscar-award winner A R Rehman on turning a year older today. In addition to the Oscars he has a few Filmfare and National awards to his name. Plus the government of India has conferred the Padma Shri and Padma Bhushan on Rehman. We wish him health and happiness and hope to have lots of great music from him.
Song-Ye haseen waadiyaan ye khula aasmaan (Roja)(1992) Singers-K S Chitra, S P Balasubrahmaniam, Lyrics-P K Mishra, MD-A R Rahman
Lyrics
yeh haseen waadiyaan
yeh khula aasmaan
aa gaye hum kahaan
ai mere saajna
in bahaaron mein dil ki kali khil gayi
mujhko tum jo miley
har khushi mil gayi
tere hontho pe hai husn ki bijliyaan
tere gaalon pe hai zulf ki badliyaan
tere baalon ki khushboo se mehke chaman
sangmarmar ke jaisa yeh tera badan
mere jaanejaan yeh hai teri chaandni
chhed do tum aaj koi pyaar ki raagini
yeh haseen waadiyaan
yeh khula aasmaan
aa gaye hum kahaan ae mere saajna
yeh bandhan hai pyaar ka
dekho toote na sajni
yeh janmon ka saath hai
dekho chhoote na sajna
tere aanchal ki chhaanv ke taley
meri manzil mujhe mil gayi
teri palkon ki chhaanv ke taley
mohabbat mujhe mil gayi
yeh haseen vaadiyaan
yeh khula aasmaan
aa gaye hum kahaan ae mere saajna
in bahaaron mein dil ki kali khil gayi
mujhko tum jo miley
har khushi mil gayi
yeh haseen waadiyaan
yeh khula aasmaan
aa gaye hum kahaan ae mere saajna
jee karta hai saajna
dil mein tumko bithha loon
aa masti ki raat mein
apna tumko bana loon
uthne lage hain toofaan kyon
mere seene mein ae sanam
tumhen chaahoonga dil o jaan se
meri jaane jaan teri kasam
yeh haseen waadiyaan yeh khula aasmaan
aa gaye hum kahaan
ai mere jaanejaan
in bahaaron mein dil ki kali khil gayi
mujhko tum jo miley
har khushi mil gayi
mere jaanejaan yeh hai teri chaandni
chhed do tum aaj koi pyaar ki raagini
yeh haseen waadiyaan
yeh khula aasmaan
aa gaye hum kahaan
ae mere saajna
yeh haseen waadiyaan
yeh khula aasmaan
aa gaye hum kahaan
ae mere saajna
Ek se baney do do se baney teen
Posted on: December 31, 2021
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Hullo Atuldom
Time for a yearly roundup!!!! 2021 coming to a close. 2022 just a sunrise away. Hope we have different experiences in 2022, experiences that make us glad and bring a smile to our lips which stays the whole year.
I am sure Atulji or Sudhirji or one of the other blog-contributors, who have the patience to go through the statistics etc., will give us a table of how many new movies debuted on the blog in 2021, and other related info about which date saw how many posts etc. But the best that happened this year, IMO, is the series that Atulji undertook to enlist all the movies, music directors etc that Lata Mangeshkar was associated with in her looonnngg career.
On the way out of 2021 here is a song from the 1993 release “Shatranj”. A movie that I saw at the time of its release on cable TV, before the Satellite TV Tsunami hit us. It was produced by Arun S. Thakur, directed by Aziz Sejawal, had music by Anand Milind, and Sameer was the lyricist. S P Balasubramaniam, Abhijeet, Udit Narayan, Jolly Mukherjee, Kumar Sanu, Sudesh Bhonsle, Jayshree (popular as Bombay Jayshri in classical music circles), Poornima, Sadhana Sargam (i.e. all the good singers of the 90s) were used in the movie.
Kadar Khan was the dialogue writer of the movie which begins like “Chalti ka Naam Gaadi” (CKNG) which means we have three brothers -bachelors- who are reared by the eldest brother Dharamraj (Kadar Khan), the other two brothers being Dino and Dinky (Jackie and Mithun). The eldest brother has a problem with the female gender of the populace (like Ashok Kumar in CKNG), the other two don’t have any such issues and Renu & Radha (Divya Bharaati and Juhi Chawla) are their girl friends. Then there is a female called Rosie (Jamuna who appeared in a few films in the 80s and 90s, not much is known about her) who is shown to like the elder brother Dharamraj since childhood (Sarfaraz Khan, Kadar Khan’s own son played the younger Dharamraj). The reason for Dharamraj’s problem with females is shown as his step-mother who was nasty to him and his brothers as children.
The story has the necessary villain in the character of Prajapati (Kiran Kumar) the manager to the brothers’ father’s (Vikas Anand) business and also his killer. He is cheating the brothers’s step-mother and step-brother (Shakti Kapoor) and using their business as a front for his illegal activities (what else). The brothers have some misunderstandings with Dharamraj when Renu & Radha enter their lives, which get resolved; then the hard-feelings towards the step-family also is sorted out and the cause of all the problems in their lives (Prajapati) is brought to his logical end. And then “The End”.
Oh I forgot to mention a few more tributes that the movie paid to CKNG. CKNG had ‘Mohan Garage’ here the brothers have ‘Dharam Garage’. There was a ‘car’ in CKNG even this movie had a ‘car’ important to the story. CKNG begins with a song on the pet car, this one too begins with a song on the car. Additionally the brothers have a pet Monkey/ Chimpanzee. So let us have the movie debuting on the blog with the film-opening song that shows us the bonding between the brothers. This song is in the voices of SPB, Abhijeet and Udit Narayan.
There used to be a show called ‘Superhit Muqabla’ on Doordarshan Metro of those years (28 years back) which was on the lines of the legendary Binaca Geetmala. The show used to retire songs from the list of popular songs, which were complied based on vinyl records and cassette sales & and viewership of the show as such, after a 25 week run to make place for newer songs, very much like Binaca Geetmala. And songs of “Shatranj” (1993) were on this show for many weeks.
With this song we also say thank you to the entertainer Kadar Khan who left us today, in 2018, in Canada, where he was staying with his sons following his retirement from Bollywood. His last release was ‘Hogaya Dimaagh ka Dahi” in 2015 October (after a gap of seven years when ‘Mehbooba’ and ‘Deshdrohi’ released). He was a recipient of three Filmfare awards viz:
Best Dialogue for “Meri Awaz Suno” in 1982.
Best Comedian for “Baap Numbri Beta Dus Numbri” in 1991.
Best Dialogue (again) for “Angaar” in 1993.
He was conferred the Padma Shri, posthumously in 2019 by the Government of India.
He was 81 when he passed away.
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Song-Ek se bane do do se bane teen (Shatranj)(1993) Singers-S P Balasubrahmaniam, Abhijeet, Udit Narayan, Lyrics-Sameer, MD-Anand Milind
Lyrics
ek se bane do
do se bane teen
hum jidhar se guzrein
woh safar ho rangeen
ek se bane do
do se bane teen
hum jidhar se guzrein
woh safar ho rangeen
humsa koi hoga nahin
arre humsa koi hoga nahin
Londan ho chaahe ho cheen
tara rum pum pum pum
ek se bane do
do se bane teen
hum jidhar se guzrein
woh safar ho rangeen
ek se bane do
do se bane teen
hum jidhar se guzrein
woh safar ho rangeen
apni yeh gaadi hai
sabse agaadi hai
dekho ajooba hai yeh
apni yeh gaadi hai
sabse agaadi hai
dekho ajooba hai yeh
koi ye jaane na
isko pehchaane na
apni mehbooba hai yeh
hum jo bulaate hain
yeh daudi aati hai
hum jo bulaate hain
yeh daudi aati hai
jeevan ki raahon mein
khushiyan lutaati hai
aisi yahaan gaadi kahaan
sabse hai ye behtareen
chham chham
chham chham
chham chham
kaali saadi waali (chham chham)
ladki bholi bhali (chham chham)
aise na bal kha ke chal (chham chham)
gori gori baahen (chham chham)
qaatil teri adaayein (chham chham)
dil mera jaayen machal
ek se bane do
do se bane teen
hum jidhar se guzrein
woh safar ho rangeen
ek se bane do
do se bane teen
hum jidhar se guzrein
woh safar ho rangeen
uthhte hain sote hain
hanste hain rote hain
rehte hain hum saath saath
sapne sajaate hain
masti lutaate hain
chaahe ho din chaahe raat
hum ek dooje ka
daaman na chhodenge
mar jaayenge lekin rishta na todenge
hum jo miley
toh hai wahi
tasveer aisi haseen
tara rum pum pum pum
ek se bane do
do se bane teen
hum jidhar se guzrein
woh safar ho rangeen
ek se bane do
do se bane teen
hum jidhar se guzrein
woh safar ho rangeen
humsa koi hoga nahin
hey humsa koi hoga nahin
londan ho chaahe ho cheen
tara rum pum pum pum
ek se bane do
do se bane teen
hum jidhar se guzrein
woh safar ho rangeen
ek se bane do
do se bane teen
hum zidhar se guzrein
woh safar ho rangeen
Paathhshaala te indur elo
Posted on: September 6, 2021
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4798 | Post No. : | 16562 |
Hullo Atuldom
The song with this post is one that I have been wanting to present on the blog for years. I have kept looking for its link on YouTube and finally found that someone has uploaded it in May 2019. Then I looked for the movie’s songs on our blog and found one song was posted with lyrics contributed by Avinashji.
In the comments to that song Prakshchandraji has written this about the movie:-
“Shubh Kaamna is a remake of famous Telugu hit movie “Shubh Lekha(1982) (directed by the same famous director K.Vishwanath) starring famous Telugu Hero (now turned into politician) Chiranjeevi and Sumalata. The film dealt with the Dowry system and Utpal Dutt`s acting in Shubh kaamna is very good. And the music of Pancham is also very good. Kiran Vairale acted very well. But I think, somehow the southern flavour of the movie was not accepted by northern audience. But I enjoyed the movie very much.”
Prakashji had also mentioned that the videos related to the movie are not easily available.
The movie had a cast of Rati Agnihotri, Kiran Vairale, Ashalata, Rakesh Roshan, Vinod Mehra (think it was a special appearance), Sujit Kumar, Utpal Dutt, Asrani, Omprakash, Satyen Kappu, and South actor Sudhakar played Utpal Dutt’s younger son and Kiran Vairale’s love interest. The songs were written by Majrooh Sultanpuri. I had seen this movie with family at the time of its theatrical release; and loved the concept of the movie. There was something to do with Allwyn watch company in the movie and some portion of the movie was shot in the factory, if my memory is correct. Also the beaches of Andhra Pradesh served as location for much of the movie.
Today’s song is a stage song which has Rakesh Roshan singing at a cultural program at the college where Rati Agnihotri is a lecturer and Kiran Vairale (her sister) is a student. The song is in a few dialects(editor’s- it is in Bangla).
Today happens to be Rakesh Roshan’s birthdate. He started his career at 21 or 22 after the untimely death of his father -the music director Roshan. He began as assistant to director Mohan Kumar in films like ‘Anjaana’. He was recommended by Rajendra Kumar to Soodesh Kumar and he got a supporting role in ‘Ghar Ghar Ki Kahani’ All through his acting career he has acted in many heroine-centric movies like ‘Paraya Dhan’, ‘Khoobsurat’, ‘Aankhon Aankhon Mein’, ‘Bahurani’, ‘Humari Bahu Alka’ etc. He played a few grey characters too as in ‘Jhootha Kahin Ka’, ‘Dil Aur Deewar’, ‘Daasi’, ‘Aakhir Kyon?’ etc. When he started his own production house his first movie was ‘Aap Ke Deewane’ which starred Tina Munim opposite two heroes- Rishi Kapoor and Rakesh Roshan. His next was ‘Kaamchor’ which had Jaya Prada as the central character. this was followed by ‘Jaag Utha Insaan’ and ‘Bhagwan Dada’ both of which had Sridevi in important roles. He turned a full-fledged filmmaker i.e. a producer director with ‘Khoon Bhari Maang’ which was on Rekha’s character. ‘Bahurani’ (1989) and ‘Aurat Aurat Aurat’ (1996) where the last movies where he had a substantial part to play. He has since been seen in guest appearances in ‘Koi Mil Gaya’, ‘Krrish’ and ‘Om Shanti Om’. He has been in the enterainment industry for 50 years now.
Here is wishing Rakesh Roshan lots of health and happiness as he turns 72.
Song-Paathhshaala te indur elo (Shubhkaamna)(1983) Singer-S P Balasubrahmaniam, Lyrics-Majrooh Sultanpuri, MD-R D Burman
Lyrics
aaaaa aaaaa
haa haaa haaaaa
haa haaaa
haa aa aa
la la la la
la la la la
beautiful
pa ma ga pa
ma ga ma ga
paathshaala te indur elo
sheekhte bole lekha podha
shono shono golpo shono
shono shono golpo shono
paathshaala te indur elo
sheekhte bole lekha padha
shono shono golpo shono
shono shono golpo shono
(guru bollen
lekha podha seekhte
tomar guru
gonesher kaacha jaao
aekhaane keno
hmm)
na na koro na aadesh
goneshaar nai je gonesh
haan haan na na koro na aadesh
goneshaar nai je gonesh
{main jo kehna cha raha hoon,
aap log samajh rahe hain?
ek chhooha, likhaayi padhaayi seekhne ke liye school aaya
toh guruji ne kaha , tum toh Ganeshji ke vahaan ho,
aur Ganeshji toh vidya ke devta hain, unse jaa kar seekho.
Toh chhoohe ne kaha, ke aaj kal Ganeshji bhi paisa maangte hain.}
na na koro na aadesh
goneshaar nai je gonesh
takaay chhaada guru gonesh debe na
aamayi kono shikha
aamayi kono shikha
paathshaala te indur elo
sheekhbe bole lekha paadha
shono shono golpo shono
shono shono golpo shono
rangshaala mein seekhne gaana
koyal aayi koyal aayi
suno suno katha suno
suno suno katha suno
rangshaala mein seekhne gaana
koyal aayi koyal aayi
suno suno katha suno
suno suno katha suno
{guru ne kaha
sangeet vidya
seekhne ke liye yahan kyun aayi ho
sangeet toh tumhaare mata pita ki sampatti hai
wahan jaao naa}
na na mujhe wahan nahin jaana
woh na sikhaayenge gaana
haan haan na na mujhe wahan nahin jaana
woh na sikhaayenge gaana
na na mujhe wahan nahin jaana
woh na sikhaayenge gaana
maata pita bhi paisa liye bina
dete nahin shikshaa
haan haan
dete nahin shikshaa
rangshaala mein seekhne gaana
koyal aayi koyal aayi
suno suno katha suno
suno suno katha suno
guruji ke pass seekhan ko naach
morni aayi
morni aayi
suno suno katha suno
suno suno katha suno
{guru ne kahaa
arre morni
tumhare premi mor se accha kaun naachta hai
wahaan jaao na}
haar gayi usko manai ke
taal de bahaana banai ke
hoye hoye
haar gayi usko manai ke
taal de bahaana banai ke
haar gayi usko manai ke
taal de bahaana banai ke
ek din bola mufat naache de ne
pehle deyi de paisa
pehle deyi de paisa
ho o
ha a
hmm mm
guruji ke pass sikhan ko naach
morni aayi morni aayi
suno suno katha suno
suno suno katha suno
This article is written by Peevesie’s mom, a fellow enthusiast of Hindi movie music and a regular 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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4725 | Post No. : | 16439 |
Hullo Atuldom
“Andaaz Apna Apna” which released in November 1994 was a comedy, laugh riot, and a ‘comedy of errors’ which had nothing to do with the original ‘comedy of errors’. I am a huge fan of this movie and so is every member of my family. There is always a smile playing on the lips, waiting to turn into a burst of laughter, whenever we discover the movie on any channel. The comedy was in the scenes and dialogues. The movie had stand-out characters that have stayed in public memory after all the intervening 27 years.
Think of Deven Verma being hoodwinked by his ‘get-rich-quick-scheming’ son Aamir Khan (playing Amar) and you smile or grin. Specially when the son tells the father “main aaj bahut khush hoon” and the father replies “tu jab bhi khush hua hai mera kuch na kuch nuksaan hua hai” and proceeds to list a few incidents. Then we have the barber Jagdeep getting similar treatment from his son Salman Khan (playing Prem). The scene that happens between Mehmood (who plays a casting agent) and Jagdeep is another standout. One thing about this comedy movie was we had seasoned players like Deven Verma, Jagdeep, Mehmood and Aamir Khan who (imho) thought making faces (contorting is not the right word) and Salman Khan who thought saying ‘aila’ in a squeaky tone was comedy. The ladies were spared as they didn’t need to be comic as also the father character of Paresh Rawal. Shakti Kapoor’s character ‘crime-master Gogo’ was more comic than scary as was Paresh Rawal’s Teja (character). Crime-master Gogo’s oneliner (Takiya kalaam) “aaya hoon kuch na kuch leke jaoonga” used to be oft-quoted in my family. The story tried to create comedy by giving the male lead actors filmy names of Amar and Prem trying to pay tribute to the 70s classic.
To have an idea about the movie we should read this post which was written by SURPRISE! (re-visit the post to find out)
Tushar Bhatia was the music director of this movie which had 6 songs. As per this article two songs were deleted from the movie to give it a better look (I suppose). Majrooh Sultanpuri was the lyricist and Asha Bhonsle, Abhijeet, S P Balasubramanyam, were the playback singers with a few new names Behrouz Chatterjee, Mangal Singh, Vicky Mehta which were heard for the first time in Bollywood.
Today’s song has Salman Khan serenading the millionaire, heiress Raveena with a song and dance in the middle of the night but with a tiny “dholak” instead of a guitar or violin (as is the general norm for this kind of situations). It is only at the end of the song that Salman (Prem) realizes that the lady with him is Karisma and not Raveena. We have Amar (Aamir Khan) first thinking that Raveena is the one who is responding to Prem but his fears are laid to rest when he sees Raveena outside his window. Then we have Shehzad Khan (a spitting image of his father Ajit) and Viju Khote (playing helpers around the household) also enjoying this midnight entertainment.
Incidentally, the girls switch names, in the movie, to test prospective grooms so Karisma Kapoor who is the actual Raveena (daughter of the millionaire) introduces Raveena Tandon as Karisma (who is the daughter of the millionaire’s munim). So, there is a bit of confusion in the minds of Amar and Prem once the girls reveal their true names and identity. Hope the situation is clear and we now get on to the song which is sung by Asha (Tai) and SPB (Balu Sir)
With this post we also wish Lolo on turning a year younger. Lolo which is the pet name of Karisma Kapoor, the first person from the fifth generation of the Kapoor Khandan to step into Bollywood and carve a niche for herself. She made a name for herself enacting a variety of roles from plain inane to high voltage emotional characters. We saw her play a serious character in the song which was posted two years back. Today we will see her with a cute and endearing smile.
Audio
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Song-Ye raat aur ye doori tera milna hai zaroori (Andaaz Apna Apna)(1994) Singer-S P Balasubrahmaniam, Asha Bhonsle, Lyrics-Majrooh Sultanpuri, MD-Tushar Bhatia
Lyrics
ye raat aur ye doori,
tera milna hai zaroori
ye raat aur ye doori
tera milna hai zaroori
ke dil mera
ke dil mera dhak dhak doley
deewana liye jaaye hichkoley
ke dil mera dhak dhak doley,
deewaana liye jaaye hichkoley
ye raat aur ye doori
tera milna hai zaroori
ye raat aur ye doori
tera milna hai zaroori
ke dil mera
ke dil mera dhak dhak doley
deewana liye jaaye hichkoley
ke dil mera dhak dhak doley
deewana liye jaaye hichkoley
ye raat aur ye doori
kehna chaahoon tumse ae
tumse main kitni baatein
iss hasrat mein kaatin
kaatin hain kitni raatein
kehna chaahoon tumse
main kitni baatein
iss hasrat mein kaatin
hain kitni raatein
tu chhat par aa bhi ja,
jhalak dikhla bhi ja
tu chhat par aa bhi ja
jhalak dikhla bhi ja
haa haaa haa haaa
haal hai jo tera
wahi haal mera
haal hai jo tera
wahi haal mera,
piya haal wahi hai mera
karoon pyaar chori chori
tauba itni majboori
karoon pyaar chori chori
tauba itni majboori
ke dil mera
ke dil mera dhak dhak doley
deewaana liye jaaye hichkoley
ke dil mera dhak dhak doley
deewaana liye jaaye hichkoley
ye raat aur ye doori
ho o o
ho o o
ho o o ho o o
sun le mere khwaabon ki,
khwaabon ki o shehzaadi
aawaazein deta hai,
deta hai kab se fariyaadi
sun le mere khwaabon ki o shehzaadi
arre aawaazein deta hai kab se fariyaadi
sitamgar aa bhi ja aa,
karam farma bhi ja
sitamgar aa bhi ja,
karam farma bhi ja
haa haa haa haa
dard hai jo tera
wahi dard mera
dard hai jo tera
wahi dard mera
piya dard wahi hai mera
karoon pyaar chori chori
tauba itni majboori
karoon pyaar chori chori
tauba itni majboori
ke dil mera
ke dil mera dhak dhak doley
deewana liye jaaye hichkoley
ke dil mera dhak dhak doley
deewana liye jaaye hichkoley
ye raat aur ye doori
tera milna hai zaroori
ye raat aur ye doori
tera milna hai zaroori
ke dil mera
ke dil mera dhak dhak doley
deewana liye jaaye hichhkoley
ke dil mera
dhak dhak doley
deewana liye
jaaye hichkoley
ke dil mera
deewaana liye
ke dil mera
deewaana liye
ke dil mera
Sach mere yaar hai
Posted on: November 7, 2020
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Hullo Atuldom
“Saagar” (1985) had a cast of Dimple Kapadia, Rishi Kapoor, Kamal Hasaan, Saeed Jaffery, Nadira, Sharat Saxena, Shafi Inaamdar, Satish Kaushik, Lilliput and Madhur Jaffery. It was directed by Ramesh Sippy and was produced by G P Sippy’s ‘Sippy Films’. It was a vehicle for Dimple’s comeback into Bollywood after her sabbatical brought on by marriage and family life. She was making a comeback after a gap of about 11 years. Her heroes were also her age group so they made an eye-pleasing team.
“Saagar” was a simple love story of a rich boy falling in love with a ‘not-so-well off girl’ who helps her father run a tavern in a fishing village . She has a childhood friend (Kamal) who loves her but cannot get himself to profess it. Into this village the rich boy (Rishi) walks in, befriends Raja (Kamal) and falls in love with Mona (Dimple). There is also friendship between the three, almost reminiscent of Raj Kapoor’s “Sangam”. We have Ravi’s (Rishi) grandmother playing the spoke in the cartwheel of the lovers. We also have one friend sacrificing his love for the happiness of the other two.
All-in-all nothing spectacular just that the movie was entertaining and we had the lead actors giving good performances. The songs were written by Javed Akhtar, and RD Burman was the composer. He had Kishore Kumar (who won a Filmfare award for “Saagar kinaare”), Lata Mangeshkar, S P Balasubramaniam, Asha Bhonsle and Shailendra Singh singing the songs in the movie.
I am writing this post to wish the superstar of South Indian cinema on his 66th birthday. He has been in the industry from a young age. He began as a child-actor and I have written a brief about him in this post of mine four years ago. So let us get directly to the song and marvel at this actor’s ability to emote with his eyes.
The song is sung by SPB and is a party song which is a celebration of the characters birthday. It has Nadira and Lilliput who are aware of Raja’s feelings and Saeed Jaffery and others who are oblivious. The song also begins with RD’s trademark of making music with unusual instruments; here he has used a comb.
Wishing Kamalhassan all health and happiness today on his 66th birthday.
Audio
Video
Song-Sach mere yaar hai (Saagar)(1985) Singer-S P Balasubrahmaniam, Lyrics-Jawed Akhtar, MD-R D Burman
Chorus
Lyrics
sach mere yaar hai
bas wohi pyaar hai
jiske badle mein koi to pyaar de
baaki bekaar hai
yaar mere
ho o yaar mere
sach mere yaar hai
bas wohi pyaar hai
jiske badle mein koi to pyaar de
baaki bekaar hai
yaar mere
ho o yaar mere
jis haathh mein ik haathh hai
us haathh ki ee kya baat hai
kyaa faasle ae kya manzilen
ik humsafar gar saath hai
jiski kismat koi yoon sanwaar de
wohi dildaar hai ae
yaar mere
ho o yaar mere
sunte thhe hum ae zindagi
gham aur khushi ka mel hai
hum ko magar aaya nazar
ye zindagi wo khel hai
koi sab jeete
sab koi haar de
hahaha
apni to haar hai
yaar mere
haan yaar mere
sach mere yaar hai
bas wohi pyaar hai
jiske badle mein koi to pyaar de
baaki bekaar hai
yaar mere
haan yaar mere
laalalalalaa
laalaalaa
laalalalalaa
laalaalaa
laalalalalaa
laalaalaa
laalalalalaa
laalaalaa
laalalalalaa
laalaalaa
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Tribute to S. P. Balasubramaniam
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The great playback singer of south india left for heavenly abode after his month long illness and Covid – 19 related complications, which had him hospitalised since August. He is said to have recorded his last song on 5th August at Hyderabad. Some sources are reporting he has total 40000 songs to his credit. This calculates to more than two songs per day, in a 50 year career. The career spanning 5 decades and active career he was much revered and loved in the south India’s movie and music fan. The four primary languages of the south, namely Kannada, Telegu, Tamil and Malayalam have the major share of his songs.
When thinking of his songs, the first film that comes to mind is “Ek Duje Ke liye” (1981). When I looked up the songs of this film and found this info about how S. P. Balasubramaniam finally got to sing the songs of this film:
This was singer S.P. Balasubramaniam’s debut Hindi film. Music directors Laxmikant – Pyarelal were not keen on using him for the film since they had not worked with him before. Director K. Balachander convinced them that S.P. Balasubramaniam was the right choice since his imperfect diction would suit the role of South Indian man played by Kamal Haasan in the film.
When S.P. Balasubramaniam first met Laxmikant – Pyarelal for this film, the music director duo had asked him to sing a song. The singer first sang the title song of “Mere Mehboob” (1963) composed by Naushad. The composers then asked him to sing a simple song and he sang “Jaanewalo Zara Mud KeDekhoMujhe” (“Dosti”, 1964) composed by Laxmikant – Pyarelal themselves. According to S.P. Balasubramaniam, it was this song that convinced the composers of his abilities.
Tere Mere Beech Mein (Duet) – This duet with Lata Mangeshkar was the first song S.P. Balasubramaniam had recorded for this film. He spoke a few Tamil lines in this song including “Nee romba nallapaadarae” meaning “You sing very well”. He later said that he found the words ironical since they came from a newcomer like him and were addressed to the legendary Lata Mangeshkar. He was apparently so nervous during the recording that he had accidentally spilt tea on her saree. Understanding his plight, Lata had praised S.P. Balasubramaniam during the rehearsals in order to put him at ease.
These details finally made me decide that I want to post a song from this film. I found that only two song from this film is posted in the blog till date:
Mere jeewan saathi pyaar kiye jaa
Solah baras ki baali umar ko salaam
And this beautiful song which was all the rage in the 80’s is not yet posted, which has two solo versions. One is by Lata Mangeshkar, a happy solo and other is by SPB a sad, very sad solo. Lata version is beautifully shot in picturesque locales of Goa with Rati Agnihotri singing and Kamaal Haasan, not comprehending the hindi song, trying to understand where she is pointing in the other direction. The last scene of this song, with both Rati Agnihotri and Kamaal Haasan, standing with their backs to the rock outcroppings, looking out to the see from the vantage point, with the beach below and the mountains just beyond, was the picture perfect poster on the movie hoardings, even in theatre’s.
The SPB version is shot in a hotel room, where both Kamal Haasan and RatiAgnihotri find themselves in adjoining room. They have promised Rati’s mother that they will not contact and meet each other for a year, so cannot meet. How inane is that, if they met by accident and not by design, than it is divine intervention. But this was an opportunity to create an intense song situation, with Rati doing more histrionics, with a sea-shell:). In an earlier scene, Rati’s mother burns the photo of Kamaal Haasan. Rati, in a fit of inspiration to prove her true love, mixes the burnt carbon remains of the photograph with tea and drinks it. I think the mother was played by Shubha Khote.
The song also won the following awards :
1981 – National Film Awards – Best Male Playback Singer – Tere Mere Beech Mein (Male) – S.P. Balasubramaniam
1981 – Filmfare Awards – Best Lyricist – Tere Mere Beech Mein (Duet) – Anand Bakshi
So I am presenting a song, which won SPB a National Film Award for best playback singer in 1981, as a tribute on his passing away. Of course his memory will be forever alive through his numerous songs. May his soul rest in eternal peace.
S. P. Balasubramaniamversion :
Lata Mangeshka rvesion :
Song-Tere mere beech mein kaisa hai ye bandhan anjaana (Ek Dooje Ke Liye)(1981) singer-S P Balasubrahmaniam/ Lata, Lyrics-Anand Bakshi, MD-Laxmikant Pyarelal
Lyrics
SP Balasubrahmaiam version:
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tere mere beech mein
tere mere beech mein
kaisa hai ye bandhan anjaaaaaana
kaisa hai ye bandhan anjaaaaaana
main ne nahin jaana
tu ne nahin jaana
main ne nahin jaanaaa
tu ne nahin jaana
tere mere beech mein
kaisa hai ye bandhan anjaaaaaana
ik dor kheenche doojaa
dauda chala aaye ae
ik dor kheenche doojaaaa
dauda chala aaye ae
kachche dhaage mein
bandhaa chalaa aaye
aise jaise koyee
ho o o aise jaise koyee
deewaaaaaana
aise jaise koyee
deewaaaaaana
main ne nahin jaanaaa
tu ne nahin jaana
tere mere beech mein
kaisa hai ye bandhan anjaaaaaana
neend na aaye mujhe
chain na aaye ae
neend na aaye mujhe
chain na aayeea
laakh jatan karoon
rokaa na jaaye
sapnon mein teraa
ho oo
sapanon mein teraa
aana jaanaa
sapanon mein teraa
aana jaanaa
main ne nahin jaanaaa
tu ne nahin jaana
tere mere beech mein
kaisa hai ye bandhan anjaaaaaana
kaisa hai ye bandhan anjaaaaaana
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Lata Mangeshkar version :
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ooooo
oooooooo
tere mere beech mein aen
tere mere beech mein
kaisa hai ye bandhan anjaaaaaana
kaisa hai ye bandhan anjaaaaaana
kaisa hai ye bandhan anjaaaaaana
maine nahin jaanaaa
tu ne nahin jaana
maine nahinjaanaaa
tu ne nahinjaana
tere mere beech mein
kaisa hai ye bandhan anjaaaaaana
ik dor kheenche doojaa
dauda chala aaye ae
ik dor kheenche doojaaaa
dauda chala aaye ae
kachche dhaage mein
bandhaa chalaa aaye
aise jaise koyee
ho oo aise jaise koyee
deewaaaaaana
aise jaise koyee
deewaaaaaana
main ne nahin jaanaaa
tu ne nahin jaana
tere mere beech mein
kaisa hai ye bandhan anjaaaaaana
oh ho
aapadiyaa
aah ha ha
jaise sab samajhgayaa
pehnoongi main tere haathhon se kanganaaa
pehnoongi main tere haathhon se kanganaaa
jaayegi meri doli tere hi anganaa
chaahe kuchh kar le
ho o
chaahe kuchh kar le
zamaaaaaana
chaahe kuchh kar le
zamaaaaaana
maine nahin jaanaaa
tu ne nahin jaana
tere mere beech mein
kaisa hai ye bandhan anjaaaaaana
(Tamil words)
rumba
ye rumba ruka kya hai
kitni zubaanen bolen log hamjolee
kitni zubaanen bolen
log hamjolee
duniyaa mein pyaar ki
ek hai boli
bolen jo shama’a
ho oo
boli jo shama’a
parwaaaaaana
bolen jo shama’a
parwaaaaaana
main ne nahin jaanaaa
tu ne nahin jaana
(tamil words)
kya
tere mere beech mein
tere mere beech mein
kaisa hai ye bandhan anjaaaaaana
kaisa hai ye bandhan anjaaaaaana
kaisa hai ye bandhan anjaaaaaana
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