Maang mein bharle rang sakhi ri... and
Raat bhi hai kuchh maddham maddham..

Can anybody help me with at least the first video.....
Any help is apprecaited.

Kya U ji, itni sunder Waheeda ko tau large size mein pesh kiya hota!!! Yeh aapki MS thodi hi hain, stamp size doesn't do her justice

I've deleted the previous uploads.

Here, Super-sized by McDhaaga!

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Me want the small size. Me love maang mein bhar do. Hum Mcdhaage mein nahin dhaabe mein khaate hain.

Aap upload kar hi rahe haiN, to ek aur request. Could you upload my all-time
favorite Lata song "Tere bachpan ko jawaani ki dua deti hooN"????? The
picturization is not extraordinary or anything, but it is still well worth watching.
This movie had some excellent songs. Between the 2 songs you have uploaded
already and the one I requested, who needs anything more?
I know a lot of people like "Nadi na re na jaao shyam"; but it doesn't do much
for me.

Here you go, SB:

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Do I dare watch it? The audio reduces me to tears!! My thoughts go to all mothers in distress and their kids of course Do men feel so intensely for their children?

Come on, now. The sound-quality is not all that bad.

You mungee!!!

I just feel intensely for the women. Not that I am telling you
what I feel.

Thanx for the upload Unni.

wah wah Unniji my favorite movie my favorite poet my favorite songs
Many many thanks

"Aah"!

SB, kuch to sharam karo. Kaise disclosures hain yeh?

... disclose nahin kiya na... though Mungee's "Aah" seems right on the mark!

Any coincidence that U are on the thread, O stalked one?

Yes Priya, get with the program. Disclose kahaaN kiya maine?

But coming back to the more serious side of this discussion, this song is really
not about the child, it is all about the mother bemoaning the circumstances
of the parents and the legacy they are leaving behind. It is just so beautifully
penned by Sahir as a lori.

So T-ji, I am not quite sure your question about whether men feel the same
way about kids is really relevant to this song, no????

Oh what a classy song. I keep going back to the lyrics and the thing that
strikes me the most about it is that it is not the typical "haay meri/teri phooTi
taqdeer" kind of songs. It basically draws a box around the circumstances
that they are in and says, I am scared by the situation we have put you in.
The man is a genius. And then there is Lata's voice just boring right down
to your soul.

Does the father feel that??

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SB - you are very articulate. Lovely description of the song

Arre, what a question. Didn't you see the constipated looks that Sunil
Dutt was giving while Waheeda was crying so beautifully???
Not to mention that the song was written by a guy.

BTW, I am revisiting the last PM you sent me which I abruptly bailed
from (cause I got caught up in work). So look for that PM thread to
resume

Haven't seen it as yet, got caught up in the radio! Sure SB whenever time permits, always a pleasue to chat you up.

Sahir was unusually sensitive to everything, I wouldn't judge "man"kind by him

Have seen lots of fathers T, who feel much more for their kids than the moms do--who are din raat worrying about them.
But maybe moms achieve a greater intimacy and therefore concern because they share every moment of the child's growing year with it (At least used to be that way).

Well, let me make a statement that is probably controversial. While
my experience shows me that the average woman is probably more "sensitive
than the average man, I think that in this situation, perhaps there is more
at play. I find that a lot of women (I have more experience with Indian women)
tend to put all their eggs in the "child" basket. The definition of womanhood
is tied up with being a wife, with having a child and then being a mother.
The child becomes an extension of the mother (more than the biological
ties that bind) and she becomes all wrapped up in the child's life.
So, issues that the child faces have a much greater impact on the mother
than the father who seems to have other things on his mind.
I am seeing that in a society like the US where there are a lot more situations
where both parents have careers and their own private ambitions, I see
more cases where the children are being brought up by the father and where
the father has a stronger bond with the children.

Kajal wala Sunil Dutt

Oh ya. It was funny. She is crying and his kaajal is smudging.

The one, every Lata fan would like to have, for his collection

Aur ab 'constipation' aur 'kaajal' pe guftgu ho rahi hai!

thanks, that was amazing.....

Definitely a multi-hanky tear jerker of a song, one of my favourite Mother-and-kid songs.
Parts of it sounded a bit like the 1967 Palki song Jaane Waale Tera Khuda Haafiz (MD Naushad). Or maybe I am thinking like that b'coz both the songs are picturized on Waheeda!