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[romesh]

quote=romesh

Romesh ji

bhgwan ka naam sub se ucha hain .
thanks dhall

thanks dhall sahib for showing interest in the thread
"yeh rachna hi sab bhagwan ki hai"

romesh

[romesh]

another rare & unusual album

film=ram hanuman yudh-1957
m/d= s n tripathi
format=mp3
bit rate=192kbps

1--ram ram bhaj ram------------------------dalip--------------------4.02mts
2--door gagan par chamke taare-----------geeta dutt & dalip------4.00mts
3--balma balma sang hamare---------------lata----------------------4.25mts
4--binti karat mori payal----------------------lata---------------------4.38mts
5--rakh laaj mere sindoor ki-----------------lata----------------------5.09mts
6--suna tu man ki been par------------------lata----------------------4.01mts
7--aaj agar meri laaj gayee-----------------lata & dalip--------------4.23mts


romesh




quote=romesh

[romesh]

quote=romesh

[romesh]

quote=romesh

[madsur]

another rare & unusual album

film=ram hanuman yudh-1957
m/d= s n tripathi
format=mp3
bit rate=192kbps

1--ram ram bhaj ram------------------------dalip--------------------4.02mts
2--door gagan par chamke taare-----------geeta dutt & dalip------4.00mts
3--balma balma sang hamare---------------lata----------------------4.25mts
4--binti karat mori payal----------------------lata---------------------4.38mts
5--rakh laaj mere sindoor ki-----------------lata----------------------5.09mts
6--suna tu man ki been par------------------lata----------------------4.01mts
7--aaj agar meri laaj gayee-----------------lata & dalip--------------4.23mts


romesh




quote=romesh

Dear Romeshji,
I am hearing about this film for the first time.
Another surprise is the dame of this singer called Dalip.
Can you throw some more light on this singer.
Thanks & Regards,
Suresh

[surhall]

quote=romesh

romesh ji
dil bhut parsan hua
thanks
dhall

[surhall]

another rare & unusual album

film=ram hanuman yudh-1957
m/d= s n tripathi
format=mp3
bit rate=192kbps

1--ram ram bhaj ram------------------------dalip--------------------4.02mts
2--door gagan par chamke taare-----------geeta dutt & dalip------4.00mts
3--balma balma sang hamare---------------lata----------------------4.25mts
4--binti karat mori payal----------------------lata---------------------4.38mts
5--rakh laaj mere sindoor ki-----------------lata----------------------5.09mts
6--suna tu man ki been par------------------lata----------------------4.01mts
7--aaj agar meri laaj gayee-----------------lata & dalip--------------4.23mts


romesh




quote=romesh

Dear Romeshji,
I am hearing about this film for the first time.
Another surprise is the dame of this singer called Dalip.
Can you throw some more light on this singer.
Thanks & Regards,
Suresh

suresh ji
Dalip. is sangeet kaar have many movies.
dhall

This post has been edited by surhall: Nov 1 2009, 03:50 AM

[sangeetbhakt]

Dear Romeshji,
I am hearing about this film for the first time.
Another surprise is the dame of this singer called Dalip.
Can you throw some more light on this singer.
Thanks & Regards,
Suresh

The singer is actually Dilip (not Dalip) Dholakia. He composed the music for a few
Hindi films in the 60s like "Private Secretary", "Saugandh", "Baghdad ki raateN" and
a few others. I think he achieved more fame in Gujarati films as a composer, though
somebody more knowledgeable should comment.

[madsur]

Dear Romeshji,
I am hearing about this film for the first time.
Another surprise is the dame of this singer called Dalip.
Can you throw some more light on this singer.
Thanks & Regards,
Suresh

The singer is actually Dilip (not Dalip) Dholakia. He composed the music for a few
Hindi films in the 60s like "Private Secretary", "Saugandh", "Baghdad ki raateN" and
a few others. I think he achieved more fame in Gujarati films as a composer, though
somebody more knowledgeable should comment.

SBji,
Thanks for the clarification.
I did have sneaking feeling that it may be Dilip Dholakia.
Since no surname was available, I thought it could be a different person.
Thanks once again.
Regards, Suresh

[surhall]

sangeet ka safar have news paper cutting

DILEEP DHOLAKIA




Music Arts Foundation, a charitable institute catering to cultural, literary and musical activity, will be felicitating composer-singer Dileep Dholakia on January 30, in Mumbai. A musical evening has also been organised on the occasion. Dholakia has composed hit music for many a Gujarati films and maintained a low-profile. Here’s looking at his career-graph in brief.
Dholakia was initiated into music at the age of seven, when he used to accompany his grandfather Manishankar Dholakia to the Swaminarayan Temple in Junagadh, to sing bhajans and play the pakhawaj. Later he learnt classical singing from Pandurang Amberkar, a disciple of Khan Saheb Aman Ali Khan, who was also the guru of Lata Mangeshkar. After he was selected as an artist on All Indi Radio, in Mumbai, he got the offer to sing a song for the film Kismatwala produced by P.B. Zaveri. The composer was Ratanlal, younger brother of composer Khemchand Prakash, and he made Dholakia sing three songs.
Sometime later, Dholakia joined Chitragupta as an assistant and also sung a song for him in Bhakta Pundalik. He then started composing independently and among the Hindi films he composed for were Baghdad Ki Raatein, Teen ustad and Private Secretary. He did a lot of Gujarati films like Diwadandi, Satyawan Savitri (which had songs sung by Lata Mangeshkar and Mohd. Rafi), Mota Ghar Ni Dikri, Kanku, Sat Na Parkhe and Jalam Sang Jadeja.
Among his popular Hindi and Gujarati film songs are: ‘Ja ja re chanda ja re...’ (written by Prem Dhavan and sung by Lata Mangeshkar for Private Secretary); ‘Mile nain gaya chain...’ (written by Prem Dhavan and sung by Lata Mangeshkar for Private Secretary); ‘Milan na dipak sahu bujai gaya chhe...’ (ghazal written by Befam and sung by Mohd. Rafi for Snehbandhan; ‘Eklaj aavya manva...’ (written by Befam and sung by Bhupinder for Jalam Sang Jadeja).
Dholakia also worked on Sugam Sangeet and devotional songs. He co-ordinated with Hridaynath Mangeshkar to record his compositions viz. Meera Bhajan Part-I, Bhagwat Geeta (in Sanskrit), Gyaneshwari Geeta (in Marathi), an labum of Urdu ghazals by Ghalib, and compositions for HMV records sung by Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhosle, Kishori Amonkar and Hridaynath Mangeshkar. The singer-composer has organised music programmes for ‘Festival of India’ in United Kingdom with renowned artistes like Pt. Bhimsen Joshi, Pt. Shiv Kumar Sharma, Ustad Zakir Hussain, Nikhil Banarjee, Manna Dey and Anup Jalota. His private albums in Gujarati are all popular.
Music Department:
1980s
1970s
1960s
1950s
Dost Garibon Ka (1989) (assistant music)
Jaanoo (1985) (music assistant)
Teesri Aankh (1982) (music assistant) (as Dilip Bhai)
Chunaoti (1980) (music assistant) (as Dilip Dholkia)


Sargam (1979) (music assistant)
... aka Musical Scale (International: English title)
Naya Din Nai Raat (1974) (music assistant) (as D. Dilip)
... aka New Day, New Night


Pyar Ka Sapna (1969) (assistant music)
Aulad (1968) (music assistant) (as D. Dilip)
Oonche Log (1965) (music assistant) (as D. Dileep)
Maain Bhi Ladki Hun (1964) (music assistant) (as D. Dileep)
Ganga Ki Lahren (1964) (music assistant) (as D. Dilip)
Burmah Road (1962) (assistant music) (as Dilip Dholaki)
Shaadi (1962) (music assistant) (as D. Dilip)
... aka Wedding (International: English title)
Tel Malish Boot Polish (1961) (music assistant) (as Dilip)
Maa Baap (1960) (music assistant)
Patang (1960) (music assistant) (as D. Dileep)


Barkha (1959) (music assistant) (as Dileep)
Guest House (1959) (music assistant) (as D. Dileep)
Kavi Kalidas (1959) (assistant music) (as Dilip)
Zimbo (1958) (music assistant) (as Dileep)

Actor:
Holiday in Bombay (1963) (as D. Dilip)

Composer:
Private Secretary (1962) (as D. Dilip)


dhall

This post has been edited by surhall: Nov 1 2009, 03:59 AM

[madsur]

sangeet ka safar have news paper cutting

DILEEP DHOLAKIA




Music Arts Foundation, a charitable institute catering to cultural, literary and musical activity, will be felicitating composer-singer Dileep Dholakia on January 30, in Mumbai. A musical evening has also been organised on the occasion. Dholakia has composed hit music for many a Gujarati films and maintained a low-profile. Here’s looking at his career-graph in brief.
Dholakia was initiated into music at the age of seven, when he used to accompany his grandfather Manishankar Dholakia to the Swaminarayan Temple in Junagadh, to sing bhajans and play the pakhawaj. Later he learnt classical singing from Pandurang Amberkar, a disciple of Khan Saheb Aman Ali Khan, who was also the guru of Lata Mangeshkar. After he was selected as an artist on All Indi Radio, in Mumbai, he got the offer to sing a song for the film Kismatwala produced by P.B. Zaveri. The composer was Ratanlal, younger brother of composer Khemchand Prakash, and he made Dholakia sing three songs.
Sometime later, Dholakia joined Chitragupta as an assistant and also sung a song for him in Bhakta Pundalik. He then started composing independently and among the Hindi films he composed for were Baghdad Ki Raatein, Teen ustad and Private Secretary. He did a lot of Gujarati films like Diwadandi, Satyawan Savitri (which had songs sung by Lata Mangeshkar and Mohd. Rafi), Mota Ghar Ni Dikri, Kanku, Sat Na Parkhe and Jalam Sang Jadeja.
Among his popular Hindi and Gujarati film songs are: ‘Ja ja re chanda ja re...’ (written by Prem Dhavan and sung by Lata Mangeshkar for Private Secretary); ‘Mile nain gaya chain...’ (written by Prem Dhavan and sung by Lata Mangeshkar for Private Secretary); ‘Milan na dipak sahu bujai gaya chhe...’ (ghazal written by Befam and sung by Mohd. Rafi for Snehbandhan; ‘Eklaj aavya manva...’ (written by Befam and sung by Bhupinder for Jalam Sang Jadeja).
Dholakia also worked on Sugam Sangeet and devotional songs. He co-ordinated with Hridaynath Mangeshkar to record his compositions viz. Meera Bhajan Part-I, Bhagwat Geeta (in Sanskrit), Gyaneshwari Geeta (in Marathi), an labum of Urdu ghazals by Ghalib, and compositions for HMV records sung by Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhosle, Kishori Amonkar and Hridaynath Mangeshkar. The singer-composer has organised music programmes for ‘Festival of India’ in United Kingdom with renowned artistes like Pt. Bhimsen Joshi, Pt. Shiv Kumar Sharma, Ustad Zakir Hussain, Nikhil Banarjee, Manna Dey and Anup Jalota. His private albums in Gujarati are all popular.
Music Department:
1980s
1970s
1960s
1950s
Dost Garibon Ka (1989) (assistant music)
Jaanoo (1985) (music assistant)
Teesri Aankh (1982) (music assistant) (as Dilip Bhai)
Chunaoti (1980) (music assistant) (as Dilip Dholkia)


Sargam (1979) (music assistant)
... aka Musical Scale (International: English title)
Naya Din Nai Raat (1974) (music assistant) (as D. Dilip)
... aka New Day, New Night


Pyar Ka Sapna (1969) (assistant music)
Aulad (1968) (music assistant) (as D. Dilip)
Oonche Log (1965) (music assistant) (as D. Dileep)
Maain Bhi Ladki Hun (1964) (music assistant) (as D. Dileep)
Ganga Ki Lahren (1964) (music assistant) (as D. Dilip)
Burmah Road (1962) (assistant music) (as Dilip Dholaki)
Shaadi (1962) (music assistant) (as D. Dilip)
... aka Wedding (International: English title)
Tel Malish Boot Polish (1961) (music assistant) (as Dilip)
Maa Baap (1960) (music assistant)
Patang (1960) (music assistant) (as D. Dileep)


Barkha (1959) (music assistant) (as Dileep)
Guest House (1959) (music assistant) (as D. Dileep)
Kavi Kalidas (1959) (assistant music) (as Dilip)
Zimbo (1958) (music assistant) (as Dileep)

Actor:
Holiday in Bombay (1963) (as D. Dilip)

Composer:
Private Secretary (1962) (as D. Dilip)


dhall

Dhall saab,
Thank yopu very much for this large amount of information on Dholakiaji.
Best regards,
Suresh

[romesh]

sangeet ka safar have news paper cutting

DILEEP DHOLAKIA




Music Arts Foundation, a charitable institute catering to cultural, literary and musical activity, will be felicitating composer-singer Dileep Dholakia on January 30, in Mumbai. A musical evening has also been organised on the occasion. Dholakia has composed hit music for many a Gujarati films and maintained a low-profile. Here’s looking at his career-graph in brief.
Dholakia was initiated into music at the age of seven, when he used to accompany his grandfather Manishankar Dholakia to the Swaminarayan Temple in Junagadh, to sing bhajans and play the pakhawaj. Later he learnt classical singing from Pandurang Amberkar, a disciple of Khan Saheb Aman Ali Khan, who was also the guru of Lata Mangeshkar. After he was selected as an artist on All Indi Radio, in Mumbai, he got the offer to sing a song for the film Kismatwala produced by P.B. Zaveri. The composer was Ratanlal, younger brother of composer Khemchand Prakash, and he made Dholakia sing three songs.
Sometime later, Dholakia joined Chitragupta as an assistant and also sung a song for him in Bhakta Pundalik. He then started composing independently and among the Hindi films he composed for were Baghdad Ki Raatein, Teen ustad and Private Secretary. He did a lot of Gujarati films like Diwadandi, Satyawan Savitri (which had songs sung by Lata Mangeshkar and Mohd. Rafi), Mota Ghar Ni Dikri, Kanku, Sat Na Parkhe and Jalam Sang Jadeja.
Among his popular Hindi and Gujarati film songs are: ‘Ja ja re chanda ja re...’ (written by Prem Dhavan and sung by Lata Mangeshkar for Private Secretary); ‘Mile nain gaya chain...’ (written by Prem Dhavan and sung by Lata Mangeshkar for Private Secretary); ‘Milan na dipak sahu bujai gaya chhe...’ (ghazal written by Befam and sung by Mohd. Rafi for Snehbandhan; ‘Eklaj aavya manva...’ (written by Befam and sung by Bhupinder for Jalam Sang Jadeja).
Dholakia also worked on Sugam Sangeet and devotional songs. He co-ordinated with Hridaynath Mangeshkar to record his compositions viz. Meera Bhajan Part-I, Bhagwat Geeta (in Sanskrit), Gyaneshwari Geeta (in Marathi), an labum of Urdu ghazals by Ghalib, and compositions for HMV records sung by Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhosle, Kishori Amonkar and Hridaynath Mangeshkar. The singer-composer has organised music programmes for ‘Festival of India’ in United Kingdom with renowned artistes like Pt. Bhimsen Joshi, Pt. Shiv Kumar Sharma, Ustad Zakir Hussain, Nikhil Banarjee, Manna Dey and Anup Jalota. His private albums in Gujarati are all popular.
Music Department:
1980s
1970s
1960s
1950s
Dost Garibon Ka (1989) (assistant music)
Jaanoo (1985) (music assistant)
Teesri Aankh (1982) (music assistant) (as Dilip Bhai)
Chunaoti (1980) (music assistant) (as Dilip Dholkia)


Sargam (1979) (music assistant)
... aka Musical Scale (International: English title)
Naya Din Nai Raat (1974) (music assistant) (as D. Dilip)
... aka New Day, New Night


Pyar Ka Sapna (1969) (assistant music)
Aulad (1968) (music assistant) (as D. Dilip)
Oonche Log (1965) (music assistant) (as D. Dileep)
Maain Bhi Ladki Hun (1964) (music assistant) (as D. Dileep)
Ganga Ki Lahren (1964) (music assistant) (as D. Dilip)
Burmah Road (1962) (assistant music) (as Dilip Dholaki)
Shaadi (1962) (music assistant) (as D. Dilip)
... aka Wedding (International: English title)
Tel Malish Boot Polish (1961) (music assistant) (as Dilip)
Maa Baap (1960) (music assistant)
Patang (1960) (music assistant) (as D. Dileep)


Barkha (1959) (music assistant) (as Dileep)
Guest House (1959) (music assistant) (as D. Dileep)
Kavi Kalidas (1959) (assistant music) (as Dilip)
Zimbo (1958) (music assistant) (as Dileep)

Actor:
Holiday in Bombay (1963) (as D. Dilip)

Composer:
Private Secretary (1962) (as D. Dilip)


dhall

Dhall saab,
Thank yopu very much for this large amount of information on Dholakiaji.
Best regards,
Suresh

dhall sahib thank u very much for coming to my rescue in giving so much information on dilip--d dilip--d dileep urf dilip dholkia. It would have been dificult for me to give such a detailed information on this question

romesh

[hildebrand]

Thanks for Mata Mahakali romesh ji.

[hildebrand]

DEAR MEMBERS

UPLOADING FEW RARE & UNHEARD ALBUMS ALL THE SONGS HAVE BEEN RIPPED FROM VCD'S

FILM=JUNGLE KING-1959
M/D-VESHBHUSHA PARDHANBipin-Babul
Lyrics: Anjum Jaipuri
FORMAT=MP3
BIT RATE=192KBPS

1--yeh haseen rut yeh hawa----suman kalyanpurbabul----4.02mts
2--is pyar ki basti mein----------suman kalyanpurbabul, chorus----3.35mts
3--ya bel tumbai--aayegi khushi--uma devi & babul--4.22mts
4--ban ke bahar aayee hoon---------geeta dutt--------3.04mts
5--pamp pamp pihu pihu--------------geeta dutt--------2.10mts
6. Dil thaame hue baithe hain bechain nazar hai (Qawwali)-Uma Devi, Babul,Shri Khursheed Bawra, Meera Shiraaz
romesh

attachments





QUOTE=ROMESH

The two Geeta songs appear to be reused from Fighting Queen 1956. MD of that movie was Nisaar and lyrics by Saba Afghani.

Request for missing song,

This post has been edited by hildebrand: Nov 1 2009, 01:38 PM

[Yadavagiri5]

sangeet ka safar have news paper cutting

DILEEP DHOLAKIA




Music Arts Foundation, a charitable institute catering to cultural, literary and musical activity, will be felicitating composer-singer Dileep Dholakia on January 30, in Mumbai. A musical evening has also been organised on the occasion. Dholakia has composed hit music for many a Gujarati films and maintained a low-profile. Here’s looking at his career-graph in brief.
Dholakia was initiated into music at the age of seven, when he used to accompany his grandfather Manishankar Dholakia to the Swaminarayan Temple in Junagadh, to sing bhajans and play the pakhawaj. Later he learnt classical singing from Pandurang Amberkar, a disciple of Khan Saheb Aman Ali Khan, who was also the guru of Lata Mangeshkar. After he was selected as an artist on All Indi Radio, in Mumbai, he got the offer to sing a song for the film Kismatwala produced by P.B. Zaveri. The composer was Ratanlal, younger brother of composer Khemchand Prakash, and he made Dholakia sing three songs.
Sometime later, Dholakia joined Chitragupta as an assistant and also sung a song for him in Bhakta Pundalik. He then started composing independently and among the Hindi films he composed for were Baghdad Ki Raatein, Teen ustad and Private Secretary. He did a lot of Gujarati films like Diwadandi, Satyawan Savitri (which had songs sung by Lata Mangeshkar and Mohd. Rafi), Mota Ghar Ni Dikri, Kanku, Sat Na Parkhe and Jalam Sang Jadeja.
Among his popular Hindi and Gujarati film songs are: ‘Ja ja re chanda ja re...’ (written by Prem Dhavan and sung by Lata Mangeshkar for Private Secretary); ‘Mile nain gaya chain...’ (written by Prem Dhavan and sung by Lata Mangeshkar for Private Secretary); ‘Milan na dipak sahu bujai gaya chhe...’ (ghazal written by Befam and sung by Mohd. Rafi for Snehbandhan; ‘Eklaj aavya manva...’ (written by Befam and sung by Bhupinder for Jalam Sang Jadeja).
Dholakia also worked on Sugam Sangeet and devotional songs. He co-ordinated with Hridaynath Mangeshkar to record his compositions viz. Meera Bhajan Part-I, Bhagwat Geeta (in Sanskrit), Gyaneshwari Geeta (in Marathi), an labum of Urdu ghazals by Ghalib, and compositions for HMV records sung by Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhosle, Kishori Amonkar and Hridaynath Mangeshkar. The singer-composer has organised music programmes for ‘Festival of India’ in United Kingdom with renowned artistes like Pt. Bhimsen Joshi, Pt. Shiv Kumar Sharma, Ustad Zakir Hussain, Nikhil Banarjee, Manna Dey and Anup Jalota. His private albums in Gujarati are all popular.
Music Department:
1980s
1970s
1960s
1950s
Dost Garibon Ka (1989) (assistant music)
Jaanoo (1985) (music assistant)
Teesri Aankh (1982) (music assistant) (as Dilip Bhai)
Chunaoti (1980) (music assistant) (as Dilip Dholkia)


Sargam (1979) (music assistant)
... aka Musical Scale (International: English title)
Naya Din Nai Raat (1974) (music assistant) (as D. Dilip)
... aka New Day, New Night


Pyar Ka Sapna (1969) (assistant music)
Aulad (1968) (music assistant) (as D. Dilip)
Oonche Log (1965) (music assistant) (as D. Dileep)
Maain Bhi Ladki Hun (1964) (music assistant) (as D. Dileep)
Ganga Ki Lahren (1964) (music assistant) (as D. Dilip)
Burmah Road (1962) (assistant music) (as Dilip Dholaki)
Shaadi (1962) (music assistant) (as D. Dilip)
... aka Wedding (International: English title)
Tel Malish Boot Polish (1961) (music assistant) (as Dilip)
Maa Baap (1960) (music assistant)
Patang (1960) (music assistant) (as D. Dileep)


Barkha (1959) (music assistant) (as Dileep)
Guest House (1959) (music assistant) (as D. Dileep)
Kavi Kalidas (1959) (assistant music) (as Dilip)
Zimbo (1958) (music assistant) (as Dileep)

Actor:
Holiday in Bombay (1963) (as D. Dilip)

Composer:
Private Secretary (1962) (as D. Dilip)


dhall

Dear surhall,

This paper cutting credits the music of the Gujarati film Diwadandi to Dilip Dholakia. But in a HF thread
(http://www.hamaraforums.com/index.php?showtopic=52279&st=15&p=469594&#entry469594) the credit is given to Ajit Merchant. Dilip definitely sang some songs in Diwadandi including the very popular "Thaari Aankh No". The Diwadandi-Dilip Dholakia-Chitragupt connection must have been responsible for the amazing similarity between this song and the Chitragupt composed "Chandaa Loriyaa" from Nayaa Sansaar.

Song: Thaari Aankh No

Movie: Divaa Dandi (Gujarati)

MD: Ajit Merchant

Singer: Dilip Dholakia

Year: 1950

Format: mp3

Bit Rate: 128

Duration: 2:36

My Rating of Music: 7/10



Song: Chandaa Loriyaa

Movie: Nayaa Sansaar

MD: Chitragupt

Singer: Lata

Year: 1959

Format: mp3

Bit Rate: 128

Duration: 3:24

My Rating of Music: 7/10