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Posted by: oye_sonu Mar 12 2008, 11:13 PM

here are songs of hit movie of 80s "yaari jatt di " which stared virender !


Here is the original verison of Gud naalo ishq meetha. Full detials of songs are not known

Song : Gud naalo ishq mitha

Film : Yaari jatt di 1985

@ 192 kbps Duration : 6.55 minute !



Sonu

Posted by: oye_sonu Mar 12 2008, 11:44 PM

Song : Ho ek baari bol tenu sohn mere pyar di

Film : Yaari jatt di 1985

@ 192 kbps Duration : 3.37 minute !



Sonu

Posted by: oye_sonu Mar 12 2008, 11:59 PM

Song : Pind chh fasaad ho gaye

Film : Yaari jatt di 1985

@ 192 kbps Duration : 4.42 minute !



Sonu

Posted by: meiowpk Mar 13 2008, 12:07 AM

QUOTE(oye_sonu @ Mar 12 2008, 06:14 PM)

Posted by: oye_sonu Mar 13 2008, 12:51 AM

Song : jind mahi lagda hai


Film : Yaari jatt di 1985

@ 160 kbps Duration : 4.46 minute !



Sonu

Posted by: oye_sonu Mar 13 2008, 01:00 AM

Song : Tere waajo dil nehi lagda

Film : Yaari jatt di 1985

@ 192 kbps Duration : 3.58 minute !



Sonu

Posted by: oye_sonu Mar 13 2008, 01:01 AM

QUOTE(meiowpk @ Mar 13 2008, 12:07 AM)

Posted by: oye_sonu Mar 13 2008, 01:10 AM

Here is last song of the movie !


Song : Paani vich

Film : Yaari jatt di 1985

@ 160 kbps Duration : 4.18 minute !



Sonu

Posted by: oye_sonu Mar 13 2008, 11:33 AM

Meanwhile read an article on Virender the popular hero of Punjabi films who was shot dead by terrorists

This article is abt 10 years old. This year its going to be exactly 20 years when Virend was shot dead



A script soaked in tears, courage
By Amar Chandel
Tribune News Service

CHANDIGARH: It was 10 years ago on a freezing December 6 night that a loud bang rang out on the sets of a Punjabi film, "Jatt te Jameen" at Talwandi. Many thought it was a short circuit explosion. Actually, it was the sound of real bullets. Varinder, the hero of the film, lay in a pool of blood. Militancy had claimed yet another victim, someone who was as innocent as hundreds of others who paid with their lives for a deadly frenzy.

The art world was shell-shocked. But worse was the plight of Pammi, the 36-year-old wife of Varinder. She had got betrothed to him when she was still in school. The pillar of Punjabi cinema was not only her husband but her whole world, so much so that even the name Pammi was given to her by Varinder. She was too stunned to even cry out. The shy housewife, whose only connection with the film world was through the dresses that she designed for the films sitting at home, was now all alone. Her elder son was away to England for studies; the younger one was only seven. The daughter was 12.

For two years, she remained cloistered inside her room. But then the indomitable Punjabi never-say-die spirit resurfaced. She decided to channelise her sorrow into a mission: to lend a helping hand to those who had been similarly victimised. The woman, who kept mostly away from the cinema world while Varinder climbed to the top as a producer, director, actor and writer, jumped into the fray herself.

The initial forays were through a series of audio cassettes, "Vichhoda Tera", in which her agony and inner feelings were manifested. The first came in 1989, the second in 1992. Famous lyric writer Babu Singh Mann penned her trauma through these moving cassettes. There is pain and frustration in them; not anger. She addresses the killers as her brothers in one of the poems:

Ki milya ye veeryo

Ik vidhwa kar ke bhain ve

(What did you gain, my brothers, by making your sister a widow?)

The lyrics of the third cassette are now being finalised.

"Main Dard Kahani Ratan Di", a three-episode documentary-cum-serial on the life of Varinder, followed. Then came a film, "Deeve Inj Bale" for the Punjab Public Relations Department. In this she depicted the plight of the families whose members were shot dead by militants. The most moving was the tale of a two-and-a-half month old girl from Rajbathe village near Patti , 19 of whose family members were shot, including her mother. The girl was herself shot in her legs. She was seven at the time of the shooting. Only the last scene showed the re-emergence of a faint smile on her face. That was the motto of the film: the victims need moral support to pick up the pieces of their lives.

Pammi is an avowed practitioner of that aphorism. She has risen bravely to lead as "normal" a life as a woman in her position can. The son who was in London when his father was shot, Randeep, is now a strapping 6 ft 2 in model. To mark the 10th death anniversary of Varinder's murder, Pammi is introducing him as a hero in a film produced and directed by her, "Dulla Bhatti", which has been granted 100 per cent tax exemption by the Punjab Government. It will be released in March. The younger son, Ramandeep, is also a model while the daughter, Monica, is now married in England. Incidentally, it is the famous story of the fearless rebel who threw a challenge to the all-powerful Mughal rulers after his father was skinned alive by Akbar. His legend is still remembered on Lohri day through the "Dulla Bhatti wala" songs. Newcomer Naveksha Kapoor is his heroine.

This is the tribute of Pammi, her sons, her daughter, and famous model Deepti Bhatnagar —who is engaged to Randeep — to a legend of Punjabi cinema who starred in 25 films in his 12-year career and gave such hits as "Lambardarni", "Sarpanch", "Batwara" and "Yaari Jatt Di". Varinder's fans of course pay their respects by organising fairs in his memory every year at various places in Punjab and even England. One such fair is to be organised in Mullanpur on October 8 where the Virendra Award will be conferred on noted singer Hans Raj Hans.

This will be her second feature film after "Subedaar" which was released in 1995. More than that, she has been concentrating on making films for TV in which she focuses on various personalities doing selfless public service.

Varinder would have surely approved of the twist that Pammi has managed to give to the script of her life after her world collapsed on that black December 6.

http://www.tribuneindia.com/1998/98dec05/chd.htm

Posted by: meiowpk Mar 14 2008, 03:28 AM

QUOTE(oye_sonu @ Mar 12 2008, 07:31 PM)

QUOTE(meiowpk @ Mar 13 2008, 12:07 AM)

I recall a song by the same by Chirag Pehchan

No idea bhaaji...........havent heard this name

Posted by: meiowpk Mar 14 2008, 03:29 AM

I have also read that Virenders acting was heavily influenced from pakistani actor SULTAN RAHI

Posted by: deewani Mar 15 2008, 08:36 AM

Sonu Chirag Pehchan was Mangal Singh's band based out of UK as far as I know. I love their music, great stuff. I'm wondering the same thing, some of the songs listed for this soundtrack I have for other albums, I wonder if the singers are the same or not and I wonder which songs came first, the ones for this soundtrack or those if they are different.

They did Ek Vari Bol Tainu Saun Mere Pyar Diand Mere Yaar Te Jawani (Pind'ch Fasaad Aa Gaya)
and Heera did Jag Wala Mela (Tere Bajo Dil Saada Naiyon Lagda)

Posted by: oye_sonu Mar 15 2008, 05:19 PM

hi

I have heard abt mangal singh but never abt chirag pehcchan.

The sogns didnt had any tags fo singers on them .




Sonu

Posted by: arun_jmu Apr 29 2008, 01:13 PM

QUOTE(oye_sonu @ Mar 13 2008, 01:00 AM)

Posted by: Jasmeet Singh Sep 10 2008, 12:13 AM

thanks 22g

Posted by: rani hindustani Mar 18 2009, 01:34 PM

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Posted by: rani hindustani Mar 18 2009, 01:36 PM

thank you

Posted by: rani hindustani Mar 18 2009, 01:38 PM

QUOTE(oye_sonu @ Mar 13 2008, 12:51 AM)

Posted by: sunsamrat Apr 24 2010, 02:27 PM

QUOTE(oye_sonu @ Mar 12 2008, 11:13 PM)

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