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(Jeetendra) Badi Didi (1969)

Here are the songs from this album, all by the courtesy of the Forum members. Thank you ...

(Manoj) Apna Bana Ke Dekho (1962)

Rafi Saab has sung many beautiful and popular songs for composer Ravi. This album boasts two such solos by Rafi Saab. My favorite one is "Raaz-E-Dil Unse Chhupaaya Na Gaya". Rafi, a master at these type of songs, does it again here to nobody's surprise. Here is this and other songs from this album, most of them due to the courtesy of the Forum members. Thank you.

Now for the songs ...

This post has been edited by swarapriya: Mar 15 2010, 02:49 AM

(Raaj) Jailor (1958)

Madan Mohan Saab and the lyricist Rajinder Krishan worked together in many movies. Their collaboration always resulted in with a heritage of some of the unforgettable songs that are still fondly remembered today. One such example is from this album, the song "Hum Pyaar Mein Jalne Waalon Ko". Sung with intense emotion by Lata, it leaves a deep impression. I am uploading this and other songs from this album in this post. Most of the songs are by the courtesy of the Forum members. Thank you. I am also uploading a version song of "Hum Pyaar Mein" by Anuradha Paudwal from her album "A Tribute to Madan Mohan".

Here are the songs from this fine album ...

very good u/l all
but this song have Hum_Pyaar_Mein_Jalne_Waalon_Ko_Chain_Kahaan_Hai__A_.zip ????
dhall

Dhall ji, the song is there. I wasn't completely sure what you're referring to here. Cheers. -S

(Rajendra) Talaq (1958)

Kavi Pradeep and C. Ramchandra whenever they got together they gave some fine songs. Pradeepji was one of those poets who knew how to put right words and molding them into literary-rich and beautiful songs. They collaborated in at least eight movies I know of. For example, who will ever forget songs like "Gagan Jhanjhana Raha" and "Kitna Badal Gaya Insaan" from "Nastik (1955)"? This album also boasts some really fine songs. Most of them were contributed by the members of the Forum. Thank you.

Now for the songs of this album ...

(Sunil) Didi (1959)

Music director N. Dutta always insisted that the lyrics for his songs be written by Sahir. The result is that most of the films for which Dutta composed music for had Sahir writing lyrics. Their combination always spelled success. Movies like "Marine Drive", "Milap", and "Sadhna" are some of the examples of their collaborative efforts.

This album is interesting. All songs except one were composed by Dutta Saab. The one song that was not composed by him, "Tum Mujhe Bhool Jaao", was composed by Sudha Malhotra. Dutta was apparently indisposed and at Sahir Saab's suggestion, the composing duties for the song were given to Malhotra. The duet sung by Sudha Malhotra and Mukesh is just awsome. The feelings of love and pain the lyrics Sahir Saab wrote for are brought to life with their wonderful singing. Perhaps Sahir Saab was emoting his own feelings when he wrote this song. If you recall, during this period, Sahir Saab was romantically linked with Sudhaji. The romance never materialized into marriage because of the religoius differences and other reasons. After a failed romance during his college life (with Amrita Kaur) and this experience, Sahir remained a bachelor for the rest of his life.

Most of the songs from this album are due to the Forum members. Thank you. Now for the songs ...

(Amitabh) Bombay to Goa (1972)

This movie was Mahmood's home production. Mahmood who gave a start to RD with his "Chhote Nawab", continued to utlize his talents later in his other movies including "Bhoot Bangla", "Padosan", and "Bombay to Goa". Amitabh was struggling as an actor to get a foothold in the movie industry and Mahmood did give some assist with this movie but it was out and out Mahmood's movie. It has some real nice songs.

Here are the songs from this album ...

(Dharmendra) Aayee Milan Ki Bela (1964)

When I start writing about the music of 60's, I sometimes feel that I am being repetitious about the way I describe them. But I am not apologetic. There was some great music during this time. Shankar & Jaikishan and Rafi Saab played a major role in it. Most of these movies were runaway hits because people flocked to see them for their glorious and unforgettable music.

This beauty of an album by Shankar & Jaikishan has just one after another melodious song. It boasts some of the great solos of Rafi Saab who brings life to the rich and inspired lyrics of Hasrat Jaipuri, like "Bura Maan Gaye", "Main Pyaar Ka Diwaana", and "Tum Kamsin Ho". The album also has one of my favorite Lata's solo, "Tumko Hamaari Umar Lag Jaaye". This song is something that stays fresh and sways you away because of its rich lyrics and the way Lata delivers it.

In this movie Dharmendra outshines Rajendra Kumar, who was the hero of the film. Dashing, whenever he was present on the screen, Dharam ignited the screen with a fine performance in a negative role.

I am uploading all songs from this album in two back-to-back posts. The first post consists of all songs from the original sound track album. The second post consists of extended versions of some of the songs. Here is the first set of songs ...

Concluding Songs from "Aayee Milan Ki Bela (1964)" ...

Here are extended versions of some of the songs from this beautiful album. All these are by the courtesy of the Forum members. Thank you ...

(Jeetendra) Dharti Kahe Pukar Ke (1969)

This album composed by LP consists of a fine duet "Je Hum Tum Chori Se" by Lata and Mukesh and several fine solos. Here they are ...

(Manoj) Banarasi Thug (1962)

Iqbal Qureshi composed music for only a handful of movies. All songs of Sadhana's debut making movie, popular "Love in Simla (1960)" immediately come to mind. And how about that beautiful duet by Geetaji and Lata, the song "Ta Thaiyya Karte Aana O Jaadu More Saiyyaan" from "Panchayat (1958)"? This album also has several catchy tunes, like Usha Mangeshkar's "Dha Dina Tinak Tin" and Rafi Saab's "Sunn Sunn Mere Bhai". There is also that superb duet by Usha and Mukesh, "Ek Baat Poochta Hoon". I am uploading these and other songs from this album below. Here they are ...

(Raaj) Panchayat (1958)

Songs from this album are still active in this same thread and can be accessed from the following location ...

http://www.hamaraforums.com/index.php?show...84617&st=50

(Rajendra) Chirag Kahan Roshni Kahan (1959)

This is another fine album by Ravi. Interestingly there is no Asha Bhosle song in this album, very untypical Ravi album indeed. However what is typical here is that this album has some very good songs. Rafi Saab's title song is one worth mentioning. But Lata's "Tim Tim Karte Taare" is a real beauty. Here are these and other songs from this album ...

This post has been edited by swarapriya: Mar 23 2010, 12:19 AM

Thank you for these swarapriya. I have the film but haven't seen it yet, hopefully soon!