Shammi Kapoor, His Movies & His Songs Options

[puris]

Jab Se Tumhen Dekha Hai (1963)

According to Earthmusic there is a solo version of this song. I am missing it as well as another song. These are shown in red italics in the table below. I amrequesting the members to share these if they can.

Uploading one missing song by Suman Kalyanpur & Subir Sen,
ChandTaleJhoomJhoom
MP3, 128kpbs, 5.37Min, 5.15MB

[swarapriya]

Uploading one missing song by Suman Kalyanpur & Subir Sen,
ChandTaleJhoomJhoom
MP3, 128kpbs, 5.37Min, 5.15MB

Thanks a bunch for sharing this song. Cheers.

[Anupama]

Incidentally, the ever-green patriotical, "Sarfaroshi Ki Tamanna" was best and also most sung by Rafi Saab. Three Rafi versions in the above three movies!

Are there any more Rafi versions of this song? Friends, please enlighten.

Venkat

Venkatji, yes there is one more version of the same song (Sarfaroshi Ki Tamanna) sung by Rafi sahab and it's from the Punjabi movie - Sardar Bhagat Singh 1974 (MD - Surinder Kohli).

[Anupama]

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Million Thanks Anupama Ji, for rare excellent upload of Shaheed Bhagat Singh (1963).

Mohd. M.

anupamaji,
thanks for the rare album.

regards,
mahesh

great upload Anu

thanks a lot

My sincere thanks, Anupama Ji, for the two Rafi songs that I didn't have earlier: 1. Hai Abhi Aur Ae Dil Tere Imtehan and 2. Mera Rang De Basanti Chola.

I simply loved the moving first one, "Hai Abhi Aur Ae Dil Tere Imtehan".

Venkat

Thanks a lot, Anupama ji!

Anupama,

Thanks a lot for the Shaheed album (1963).

Exon

Thank you very very much Anupama ji for sharing these songs with us. Many cheers to you.

My pleasure frens!

[swarapriya]

Preet Na Jaane Reet (1966)

Here is another Saroja Devi-Shammi Kapoor starrer. This time the music is by Kalyanj & Anandji. There are several nice solos by Rafi Saab in this album. Here are the deatils of the songs and the songs themselves ...

This post has been edited by swarapriya: Dec 31 2008, 10:22 PM

[Pratul]

Swarapriya ji, a million thanks for Preet Na Jaane Reet. You have given a great new year gift to me and all HFians.

Pratul

[swarapriya]

Teesri Manzil (1966)

Here is one of my favorite movies. Everything comes together in this movie like a well organized and well executed musical concert. The story, songs, music, performances, they all add up to make this a thoroughly enjoyable entertainer.

Nasir Hussain, who produced the film, was busily getting ready with "Baharon Ke Sapne" and approached Vijay Anand to direct this movie. Originally Dev Anand was to star in it. But Dev was enjoying his new found success and recognition from making "Guide" and was not immediately available. Instead the role went to Shammi.

Hussain was looking for someone to compose the music and Shammi recommended his old friends Shankar and Jaikishan. Majrooh Sultanpuri, who wrote lyrics for every Nasir Hussain movie and a good friend of Hussain, recommended R.D. Burman. R.D. was new to the game and had only "Chhote Nawab" behind him. Hussain went along with the idea. Vijay Anand knew R.D. well (being son as well assistant of S.D. Burman), and liked the idea. But Shammi wouldn't budge. R.D. composed couple of songs to convince Shammi that he will be able to do the justice and when Shammi heard them he had no problem.

R.D. became a regular with Nasir Hussain for many films. The movie music was a standout and had some breakaway music and sounds that were never heard on an Indian screen before. It was a clever juxtaposition of eastern and western music that was at once appealing to ears as well as hearts. Asha Bhosle and Mohd. Rafi sang all the songs in this movie. This will be the last Nasir Hussain movie Rafi Saab does all the songs. He did return with a bang in Hussain's "Hum Kisis Se Kum Nahin (1977)" and sang the award winning "Kya Hua Tera Vaada".

The picturization of the songs from this movie is still talked about. Vijay Anand uses some unusual camera angles to picturize the songs, like a dance from an eye or a guitar hole. Incidentally Salim, who would later become part of the famous Salim-Javed writing team, played a bit role in the movie. He plays drums to Helen's song and the dance number "Oh Haseena Zulfonwaali". Salim later married Helen.

During the filming of this movie Shammi lost his actress wife Geeta Bali. Vijay Anand helped Shammi overcome the grief.

Now for details of the songs and the songs themselves ...

This post has been edited by swarapriya: Jan 5 2009, 12:03 AM

[vdsachin]

Jab Se Tumhen Dekha Hai (1963)

Here is a movie that starred the husband and wife team Geeta Bali and Shammi Kapoor together. However, the hero was Pradeep Kumar. The music for this movie was provided by Dattaram, a long time assistant to the duo Shankar & Jaikishan. Even though Dattaram gave music to some handful of movies, he was never able to reach the top wrung of musicians.

There are seven songs in this movie. I am uploading five of them here. The song "Tumhen Husn Deke" is quite long. It came in two parts. I am uploading both of these as well as the "full" version. If you download the full vesion, there is no need to download the other two parts of the song.

According to Earthmusic there is a solo version of this song. I am missing it as well as another song. These are shown in red italics in the table below. I amrequesting the members to share these if they can.

Now for details of the songs as well as the songs themselves ...

There seems to be a small snippet version of the song "Yeh Din Din Hai Khushi Ke" rendered by Geeta Bali in this film....

Any chance that this snippet is available ?

[Exon]

There seems to be a small snippet version of the song "Yeh Din Din Hai Khushi Ke" rendered by Geeta Bali in this film....

Any chance that this snippet is available ?

Sachin,

Here is your request. The song audio originated from HF member.

yeh din, yeh din hai khushi ki (humming) - Geeta Bali (0:59 \ 128)


Exon

[simplefable]

Teesri Manzil (1966)

Here is one of my favorite movies. Everything comes together in this movie like a well organized and well executed musical concert. The story, songs, music, performances, they all add up to make this a thoroughly enjoyable entertainer.

SP..that is one fine observation. This remains my altime favorite film till this day. As you said so many things combined to form a perfect film worth a lifetime. I still remember the final scenes..and the tempo built up to that point. A classic who-dunit..
My favorite song is the duet .." oh mere sona re." one of the finest melodies ever composed in HF. A treat indeed..thanks a lot.

[swarapriya]

An Evening In Paris (1967)

Here is another winner from Sharmila Tagore & Shammi Kapoor combination. To this add some beautiful tunes of Shankar & Jaikishan. What you have is an evening in Paris. Out of 10 songs in this album, Rafi Saab has six solos and a duet. When you hear this song it gives you a feeling that you are walking in the wee hours of the night side by side with your loved one.

Beacuase of the number of songs in this album, I will be uploading them in two installments. Here is a description of the songs of the first installment ...

[swarapriya]

Songs Of "An Evening In Paris (1967)" Continued ...

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

[Jay]

DVD rip by courtesy of sharukh bhai:

An evening in Paris - 4.57m @192 kbps
Hoga tumse kal bhi - 4.16m @320 kbps (extra music , extra stanza)

This post has been edited by Jay: Jan 11 2009, 04:45 PM

[swarapriya]

DVD rip by courtesy of sharukh bhai:

An evening in Paris - 4.57m @192 kbps
Hoga tumse kal bhi - 4.16m @320 kbps (extra music , extra stanza)

Thanks Jay for the extended version of "Hoga Tumse".

[surhall]

DVD rip by courtesy of sharukh bhai:

An evening in Paris - 4.57m @192 kbps
Hoga tumse kal bhi - 4.16m @320 kbps (extra music , extra stanza)

this movie have 10 songs ???
dhall