Kishore Da Songs From Movies Starting With Alphanumerals And Alphabet A, Request & Details Thread Options

[musicman]

Dear Friends,

This thread is the sub-thread for the main thread, Guru’s Songs From All Released Movies (main thread) , where details for all the songs of Kishore da form Movies Starting with a Number or Alphabet A will be provided.

Similar threads will be opened for each alphabet.

We will be posting the details of guru's songs first, one movie at a time.

Members can request for song uploads here. The links of this thread will be maintained in main and other related thread as described in the main thread.


Please note that the songs marked in red are not presently available with the team.

Others members who have those songs are welcome to upload.

For Uploads please refer and follow the guidelines mentioned in note at this link

http://www.hamaraforums.com/index.php?s=&a...st&p=517552

This post has been edited by musicman: Aug 6 2008, 12:09 AM

[HumTum]

Ok here we move to our next movie!

AAGE KI SOCH 1988

Produced, Directed and Acted by Dada Kondke (The undisputed King of Marathi Cinema!), who passed in 1998.

Starring : Dada Kondke, Swapna, Shakti Kapoor, Huma Khan, Raza Murad, Satish Shah , Manorama Wagle
Lyrics : Balakishan Puri
Music Director : Ram Laxman

Guru's Songs in the Movie

1. Heero Se Moti Se - With Usha Mangeshkar
2. O Mere Pyare Bali - & Chorus (This song comes in parts in the movie)
3. Phudak Phudak Ke Na Chal - Usha Mangeshkar
4. Sapna O Sapna - With Usha Mangeshkar



(Mbhai's thanks for this writeup )
Aage Ki Soch was produced and directed by Krishna Kondke popularly known as Dada Kondke. He was a Marathi actor and film producer. Dada Kondke was one of most renowned personalities in Marathi film industry, famous for his movies with double entendre dialogues.

Even though its popularly believed that Dada Kondke was entered in the Guinness Book of World Records for highest number of silver jubilee, nine consecutive films no such entry exists. (Source http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dada_Kondke)

Throughout his career, Kondke's films were denounced for their liberal sexual innuendo, their excessive double entendre, even their titles (Andheri Raat Mein Diya Tere Haat Mein, Tere Mere Beech Mein, Aage Ki Soch). The plots were feeble, featuring the sexual adventures of a Chaplinesque simpleton in striped shorts. Each film had little to distinguish it from the others in Kondke's oeuvre. The jokes were repeated as often as his co-star, Usha Chavan. The censors and critics may have turned apoplectic at Kondke's cinematic license and idiom, but for most of the late seventies and eighties he could do nothing wrong. (Source http://www.rediff.com/entertai/1998/mar/14dada.htm).

Even when Dada Kondke was asked about the use of double entendre dialogues in his films he said that he only used the right meaning of the dialogues in his film, all other meanings were in the people’s mind.

For me this movie did not allow anyone to sit for full three hours in the cinema hall even with the headache pills and only saving grace for this movie was Guru’s songs like Five Rifles. (Mbhai too good!)

This post has been edited by HumTum: Sep 4 2008, 10:02 AM