Hello Priya,
I am uploading a song which falls into one of my favorite categories - Songs in which a person is pleading to God for help or in direct confrontation with God - such type of songs sometimes gives goosebumps. I like almost all songs in this category including Rafi's "O duniya kai rakhwaley, Sun dard bharey meray naley", Lata's "Qismet bananey waley zara samney to aa, main tujh kou yeh bataoun keh duniya teri hai kiya" and "Bekas pai karam kijiye sarkar-e-Madina", Shamshad's "Fariyad meri sun lai zara aasmaan waley, dil bhar gaya duniya sai mera mujh ko utha lai", Geeta's "Teray karam ko kahey gi duniya", and Suraiya's "Beech bhanwar mein aa phansa hai".

Another Noor Jehan song which falls into this category is Anmol Ghadi's "Kiya mil gaya bhagwan tumhey dil ko dukha key".

I dont know if this song from Taxi Driver is uploaded be4 or you have heard it be4, but I am uploading it again. Hope you like it, as I think this song is very sweet and one of the few post-70s Noor Jehan songs which I like .

Ummer.

Thanks, Ummer, for uploading such a sweet song I already have it on a tape and like it The music of 'Taxi Driver' (1970) was composed by Master Abdullah, one of finest music directors of Pakistan. Lyrics penned by Tanvir Naqvi.

BTW Ummer, Do you have 'Izzat waaleyo ajj mein...' from the same film? This is my favorite song from 'Taxi Driver' and I dont have it

Thanks, Ummer, for the song!!

Have been so busy missed Ur posts, Ummer.

Lovely song. I have not heard it before I think. Million thanks.
What does it mean tho?

It translates roughly into :-

"All doors are closed on me today, except the one by you

What I will do, if you also forget me today

Today death is casting a shadow on my life,

Only you can save my life"

Ummer.

This song is ripped from VCD too, so yeah I have that song. I will upload it for you

Ummer.

Thanks in advance, Ummer

BTW can you PM me a list of Urdu/Punjabi Pakistani movies you have on VCDs? (Obviously i want Noor Jehan songs which are missing in my collection )

Thanks a lot, Ummer. What a lovely song! Master Abdullah was a great Music Director