Posts Tagged ‘Kishore Kumar’
Agar sunle to ek naghmaa huzoor e yaar laayaa hoon
Posted by: squarecutatul on: November 15, 2009
In old Bollywood movies, most leadng actors would be shown seated on a grand piano and singing a song. Now it is not possible to sing and play a grand piano simultaneously, but when you are lip syncingto some one else’s voice and music is someone else’s creation, as are the lyrics,then nothing is impossible [...]
Jeewan ke har mod pe mil jaayenge hamsafar
Posted by: squarecutatul on: November 10, 2009
Though boy and girl falling in love and singing love songs is a standard theme in Bollywood movies, such an activity is not as easy to carry out in real life India as is made out in Bollywood movies. Most real life lovers have to carry out their love lives on the sly , away [...]
O mere dil ke chain
Posted by: squarecutatul on: November 6, 2009
Many of R D Burman’s songs in 1970s were fast paced songs that were loud, party songs. But when the sitauation demanded, R D Burman could come up with soft, sensitive romantic songs too.
Tumko khush dekhkar main bahut khush huaa
Posted by: squarecutatul on: November 5, 2009
“Aapke Deewaane” (1980) is a movie that had some nice songs in it. This is one of the few movies I recall where Rafi and Kishore Kumar sang together. It was perhaps for the last time that the two sang together, since Rafi died shortly thereafter.
Ae baandi tum begam bano
Posted by: squarecutatul on: October 28, 2009
I have mentioned earlier that the original “Parineeta”, viz “Parineeta”(1953) had some lovely songs in it, though they have been forgotten by now.
Suniye suniye aajkal ki ladkiyon ka programme
Posted by: squarecutatul on: October 27, 2009
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In this blog, I post gems from the golden era of Bollywood movie music, which happened to be roughly from 1950 to 1980, though I have posted songs that are from the times falling outside this era as well. Many of the songs that I have posted are well known even today, while many other [...]
Koyi ladki mujhe kal raat sapne mein mili
Posted by: squarecutatul on: October 27, 2009
When I was growing up in a city in 1972, a new movie hall had come up and it was showing “Seeta Aur Geeta” (1972). Its song were so wonderful to listen to that I as a pre teen kid dearly wanted to watch the movie. One fine day, I dragged my elders to the [...]
Mere dil meri jaan jhoom le yahi hai samaa
Posted by: squarecutatul on: October 22, 2009
“Jaalsaaz” (1959) is a forgotten movie by now. But its songs were quite nice to listen to. If these songs are not known to many then it is the loss of the listeners.
Raat kali ik khwaab mein aayi aur gale kaa haar huyi
Posted by: squarecutatul on: October 11, 2009
I had a diary in 1970s, where I noted down the lyrics of songs that I liked those days. I still have that diary with me, and it is interesting to look at the list of songs that I liked those days.
Khwaab ho tum ya koyi haqeeqat kaun ho tum batlaao
Posted by: squarecutatul on: October 11, 2009
“Teen Deviyaan” (1965) was for some reason a blindspot for me, and I was not much clued in to its songs. Now I am finding out that quite a few songs, which I enjoyed listening to without knowing about their details were actually from this movie.
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- TJB Rana: Such a melodious sad song by Lata and composed by C Ramchandra. The moment I hear this song...my thoughts go back to me childhood days. The gramaphone
- TJB Rana: saw this film way back in 50's. never can forget this song. brings old memories and my childhood days.
- Shah: I love the poetical expression of love and care in this song. The "naavik" or the boatwoman is in fact Nimmi in a male disguise, whereas the lady p
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