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, Songs From Movies of 7 Great Lyricists

 
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post May 2 2015, 11:58 PM
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(Anand Bakshi) Taqdeer (1967)

I had great expectations of watching this movie because it was coming from Rajshri Productions. But this remake of this 1966 Konkani hit “Nirmonn” was a total disappointment. Hindi film starred Shalini Mardolkar who was also in “Nirmonn”. The problem with the film is that none of the characters were etched out properly. The woman who became a widow, her husband died in a shipwreck, with three young children is forced to marry her husband’s friend who always had an eye on her. The movie swiftly shifts in time when all the children are grown up and are adults now. Suddenly the dead person turns up throwing a wrench in his wife and her now not so new husband’s lives. Interestingly wife is ready to ditch her current husband and wants to go back to her old husband and so on… Simply a clumsy story and poor directorial effort.

There is one saving grace for the film. What lifts from its mediocrity is the beautiful music by LP to some fine lyrics by Bakshi Saab. The song of the album is “Jab Jab”. It appears three times in the movie, two solos by Lata and Rafi Saab, and the third one by a trio of singers. Also, the song “Kaise Koi” appears three times albeit piece-wise. I am uploading this as three parts but the verbiage of parts 2 and 3 are already in part 1 but singing pace by Rafi Saab seems different in the last two parts.

I am uploading these and the rest of the songs from this film in two back-to-back posts. Here is the first set…

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Concluding Songs from "Taqdeer (1967)"...

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post May 3 2015, 09:27 PM
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(Hasrat Jaipuri) Love Marriage (1959)

Songs from this popular musical were uploaded recently in this very thread. They are available starting at the following location...

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(Majrooh) Manzil (1960)

Here is another classic album from the combination of ever so dependable Burmanda working with Majrooh Saab and Dev Saab. This combination always proved to be a winner. This time is no different. Each and every song from the film was a huge hit even though movie itself was only a modest success. There are so many melodious songs that it becomes a real task to single out any one as a favorite. Even though I cherish to listen to all these songs over and over again, my heart goes to Hemantda's touching solo, "Yaad Aa Gayi". With so much melancholy in his voice, with such touching lyrics, the song stirs up disquieting memories. Love you Hemantda...

Here is an observation. If you listen closely to the duet "Dil Toh Hai Deewaana Naa" you will find the music in the song from 2:28 to 2:33, identical to the music from “Bombai ka Babu”, "Deewaana Mastaana" that also came in 1960. It also had the winning combination of Dev-Burmanda-Majrooh.

The singer list in the titles mentioned the name of Mrinal Chakravarty. Any of the references I have researched could not find what song he sang for the film. Now I am convinced that in the film the song “Hum Dum Se Gaye” starts in the bar with the actor David Abraham uttering few words first (13 to 24 seconds in the song). These may be Chakravarty’s. Dev takes the lead in the film and sings the entire song, playback by great Mannada. I am requesting members to throw light on this please. Thank you.

Many songs and much of the background music employ harmonica as one of the major instruments. RD, an expert harmonica player, was not listed as an assistant music director for the movie. Jaidev was. Listed or not, I am pretty sure Senior Burmanda utilized the talents of young RD for this music.

Hemantda’s song “Yaad Aa Gayi” appears piece-meal three times in the film. The third time it is a complete song. I am uploading all three because the music preceding them is vastly different.

I am uploading above mentioned songs and others from this film in two back-to-back posts. Here are the songs starting in the next post...


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Songs from "Manzil (1960)"...

Here is the first set of songs from this beautiful album...


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Concluding Songs from "Manzil (1960)"...

Here are the rest of the songs from great Burmanda's music direction...


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post May 8 2015, 07:29 PM
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(Shailendra) Madhu (1959)

Here are the songs from this movie...


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(Rajinder Krishan) Payal (1957)

The combination of Hemantda and Rajinder Krishan produced several hit musicals. Even though the songs from this movie pale in comparison to their previous achievements (for example, “Nagin” in 1953 and “Champakali” in 1957), yet it has some nice songs. Both duets of Lata and Hemantda and a couple of solos by Lata “Maa” and “Piya” are worth mentioning. I am uploading these and other songs from this film in two back-to-back posts.

Here is the first set of songs…


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Concluding Songs from "Payal (1957)"...

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post May 10 2015, 05:17 PM
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(Shakeel) Beti (1969)

Here is another family drama where people with even some intelligence are portrayed as simply one dimensional. Either people are good and take all kinds of abuse from other heartless family members or people are bad that a wife has no problem in throwing out her own hapless unhealthy husband out of the house. In spite of some good songs sprinkled through out the movie, after watching it for a while it gets on your nerves. In the end you will start equally disliking both who are abusing and those who are taking the abuse without ever complaining.

The song “Aa Jaa” appears four times in the film (“Zindagi” is the fourth part). Some of the verbiage is the same but the lead music is different. I am uploading these and other songs from the film in two back-to-posts. Here is the first set of songs…


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Concluding Songs from "Beti (1969)"...

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(Anand Bakshi) Haye Mera Dil (1968)

In 1960’s Kum Kum and Kishoreda as a leading pair appeared in several movies together. These include “Baghi Shahzada (1964)”, “Duniya Nachegi (1967)”, “Haye Mera Dil (1968)”, “Mr. X in Bombay (1964)”, and “Shreeman Funtoosh (1965)”. They also appeared in “Ganga ki Laharen (1964)” but not as the leading pair. All these films share some common traits. They were all commercially unsuccessful. They were all simply badly made. They all had good music. With such an enormous talent at his disposal one wonders why Kishoreda made so many poor choices.

As the above list mentioned, this is yet another bad movie that Kishoreda starred in. His antics in the film are so repetitious that you do not even feel like watching him or the movie. The only saving grace was that there are a couple of songs by Kishoreda, “Ijaazat Ho” and “O Bas”, that standout. Interestingly, the music director Usha Khanna had Mannada sing a couple of songs, “Jaaneman” and “Kaahe”, for Kishoreda. I am not sure what the criteria was here. Kishoreda could have easily sang those songs himself.

Incidentally a young and slim looking Prem Chopra appeared in a supporting role in the film. His screen persona as a “baddie” has not been crystallized yet. That was few years ahead of him. But it was nice to see him as a “softie” and as a good friend of Kishoreda.

Here are the songs mentioned and others from this film…


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(Hasrat Jaipuri) Main Nashe Mein Hoon (1959)

In spite of the great music given by Shankar & Jaikishan (Dattaram and Sebastian were assistants) this movie did not have much to offer and did lackluster business. Mala Sinha as the leading lady had very little to do in the film. Even Raj gave way to senior actors Mubarak and Nazir Hussain who dominated the proceedings.

As a friend of Raj, the comedian actor Maruti had a significant supporting role in the film. Even the song “Kisi Nargisi” was picturized on him. There is a story behind this. The song was originally devised for Raj. But he was coming off the split with his longtime companion friend Nargis and decided it will be awkward to perform for that song on the screen. The director then decided to film it on Maruti.

The first two posts contain all songs from the film. I am uploading several singers versions of Ghalib Saab’s ghazal “Yeh Na Thi” in the third post.

Here are the songs in the first post…


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Concluding Songs from "Main Nashe Mein Hoon (1959)"...

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The Ghazal "Yeh Na Thi" and Various Singers

Here are some of other famous singers who have sung this Ghalib's famous ghazal "Yeh Na Thi Hamaari Qismat"...


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