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SP ji, I am really confused about numbers of songs, Music Director in Hatim Tai Ki Beti

have a look here

http://www.earthmusic.net/hindi-film-songs...tim+Tai+Ki+Beti

Dear Aryan,

Thank you very much for the note.

The reference cited gives names of two music directors responsible for all the songs. However it omits information on many other songs. My information is from the songs originally uploaded in the Forum. Maybe someone with the Geet Kosh can amplify on this. Thanks.

Cheers,
Swarapriya

There were two Hatim Tai Ki Beti movies; 1940 and 1955.

Name of the film: Hatimtai Ki Beti Direction: N.B. Vakil (1940)
Production: Mohan Pics Music: Madhavlal & Bhagatram
Artiste 1: Indurani Artiste 2: Anil Kumar Artiste 3: Bibi Category : Action
Language: Hindi

Name of the film: Hatimtai Ki Beti Direction: N. Vakil (1955)
Production: Vakil Productions Music: A.R. Qureshi
Artiste 1: Chitra Artiste 2: Mahipal Artiste 3: Daljit Category : Fantasy
Language: Hindi

Hatim Tai Ki Beti (1955) song listing is available at the following link:
http://www.hamaraforums.com/index.php?s=&a...st&p=618308

Exon

This post has been edited by Exon: Dec 9 2010, 06:43 AM

Thank you very much Exon for the explanation. Cheers. -S

Shama (1961)

Here is another beautiful album from Ghulam Mohammad Saab whose last contribution to the film music world was the triumphant "Pakeezah" in 1972. This album has several beautiful numbers with the lovely voices of Suraiya and Suman Kalyanpur taking the center stage. I will upload these songs in three back-to-back posts.

The first post consists of five songs, all from different CD collections. The second post has seven songs, all contributed by the Forum members. The third post has some of the extended version songs from the album.

Here is a description of the songs from the first post and the songs themselves...

Songs of "Shama (1961)" Continued...

Here are the rest of the songs from this album, all courtesy of the Forum members. Thank you. Except for the part 2 of "Yaas Ke", all songs are of pretty good quality.

Here are the songs...

Concluding Songs from "Shama (1961)"...

In this post I am uploading three extended version songs. I am also uploading a fuller version of "Yaas Ke". This song contains two parts in it. The first part is the same as "Yaas Ke-1". The second part is identical to "Kitni Veeran". These two were uploaded in the previous post.

Here are these songs...

Thanks SP.

There is one more song by Geeta in this movie "SHAGUFTAGI KA LATAFAT KA". Can anybody upload this?

Viraj

Pl Some one Upload This

Faaslaa-Dil ne tadap tadap ke tadpana sikha diya -kaifi azmi-jaidev,

Here is the song you requestd...

Shola Aur Shabnam (1961)

Here is a beautiful album from Khayyam Saab. It has a couple of unforgettably lovely songs penned by Azmi Saab, "Jaane Kya" and "Pyaar ka Bandhan". While both are outstanding, I like especially Rafi Saab's solo. It is endearingly engrossing. Some magic in the divine voice of Rafi Saab that is to be cherished forever; touches deeply your heart.

I am posting these songs in back-to-back two posts. All songs are courtesy of the Forum members. Thank you. Here are the songs in the first post...

Concluding Songs from "Shola Aur Shabnam (1961)"...

Here are the rest of the songs from this beautiful album...

Thanks for Shama songs Swarapriya

You're always welcome Harshji. Cheers. -S

Gyara Hazar Ladkiyan (1962)

This socially conscious movie which portrays the plight of working women was made by the renowned writer and director K.A. Abbas. I am uploading these songs in two back-to-back posts. The first post contains all songs from the album. The second post contains several extended version songs.

There are several beautiful songs in this album with Rafi Saab's solo and duet version of the songs "Dil Ki Tamanna" taking the top honors. Both of these songs are just absolutely beautiful to listen to. Rafi Saab's voice is so mesmerizingly sweet in both of these songs. You just get hopelessly drowned in the loveliness of this rich listening experience.

Now for the details of the songs in the first post and the songs themselves ...