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A very nice song from 1947 composed by Baba GA Chisti. However the female singer is unknown. Can any body identify her? Khawar

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Now lets turn to Madhok/Gyanndutt combination. Sung by Geeta...khawar

A very interesting information re Film dhamaka and habib wali Mohd song. When I was in school we used to read detective novels by Ibn-e-safi who wrote ~ 250 novels. His famous characters were Imran, Col Faridi and hameed. Abn-e-safi (Israr ahmed) was also a poet. Film Dhamaka was based on on his novel and songs sung by habib wali Mohd were also penned by him including Rah-e-talab mein kuon kisi ka". His novels have been translated into English as well Hindi language.....Khawar

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One more thing, the MD of dhamaka was Laal Mohammad. Is he the same MD who composed songs of Omar Khhyyam 1946???

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Here I present a beautiful song by Feroza Begum (wife of kamaldas gupta).....khawar

A question :
What is the duration of the uncompressed file ??
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No response ..... so downloaded myself.

Khawar Sahib....

The full song is a little over 3 minutes.
Please upload full song if you have it.

-hashmat



This post has been edited by shoom: Nov 15 2010, 02:36 AM

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A lovely & rare duet by Batish and female from Chupke chupke....khawar

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Here I present a beautiful song by Feroza Begum (wife of kamaldas gupta).....khawar

A question :
What is the duration of the uncompressed file ??
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No response ..... so downloaded myself.

Khawar Sahib....

The full song is a little over 3 minutes.
Please upload full song if you have it.

-hashmat

I think I have only this version, I will also check my cassette collection again and u/l if I have a longer version....khawar

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Now I present 4 songs by Noor jahan from film Azra composed by Master Inayat Hussain...Khawar

Songs courtesy Prof Inaam sahib

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A shamshaad Begum rare from Mitti ke khiloone...khawar

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A legendry musicsian
Master Inayat Hussain was a legendry music director in Pakistani films. He composed many ever green and unforgettable film songs in almost four decades long film career.
His first composition was in a Lahore based Punjabi film Kamli before partition in 1946. After independence he was music director in film Hachkolay (1949) but the breakthrough came in the next year with a super hit Punjabi song "suhe choorhe waliye.." sung by Inayat Hussain Bhatti in film Shammi. He became popular in the whole subcontinent after his memorable composition of film Gumnam's song "Payel mein geet hayn chham chham ke...". (singer Iqbal Bano)
Master Inayat Hussain was recognised as a legend after his performance in film Qatil. "Ulfat ki nayi manzil ko chala..." sung by Iqbal Bano was all time greatest classic hit. He also composed three songs in film Annar Kalli - the only partnership with Madam Noor Jehan in her acting/singing period. "Kahan tak suno ge, kahan tak sunaun..." was another classic hit.
He continued his heigh quality work and created some super hit music with Saleem Raza (who was introduced by Master sahib in film Qatil) in films like Azra, Ik tera sahara, Seema, Do rastey and Dil dian lagian. Mala sang her best collection in film Naela (1965) in the composition of Master sahib as well.
Master Inayat Hussain was brother of musician Akhtar Hussain (Patey Khan fame) and Master Abudulla (Malangi and Ziddi fame). He was oncle or Mamu of late musician M. Ashraf.
He composed music in 65 films from 1949-85.
Master sahib died on March 26, 1993.






Some memorable film songs
(Famous film songs not mentioned in "Memorable Musical Films" on Pakistan Film History segment)
Ni suhe choorhe waliye, zara ik wari aaja...
(singer Inayat Hussain Bhatti, film Shammi 1950)
Dugdugi baja ke, zara Mela laga ke...
(singer Inayat Hussain Bhatti, film Inteqam 1955)
Bana ke mera Nasheman, bhula diya tu ne...
(singer Saleem Raza, film Do rastey 1961)
Dil deta hay ro ro duhai, kisi se koi pyar na kare...
(singer Mala, film Ishq par zor nahin 1963)
A jan-e-aarzoo...
(singer Mujeeb Alam, film Jan-e-Aarzoo 1968)
Ham se badal geya woh nigahen, to kya hua...
(singer Noor Jehan/Mehdi Hassan, film Dil-e-betab 1969)
Tum ne waada kiya tha, aane ka apna, waada...
(singer Mujeeb Alam, film Maa Beta 1969)
Gulab ki si Patti, Peshor ka Makhana...
(singer Mala & Masood Rana, film PakDaaman 1969)
Haar dena na himmat kahin, ek sa waqt rehta nahin...
(singer Mala & Masood Rana, film PakDaaman 1969)
Agar tu bura na mane, tujhe pyar main sikha dun...
(singer Ahmad Rushdi, film Ansoo ban geye Moti 1970)
Rim jhim, barsaney lagi hay phawar......
(singer Mala, film Ansoo ban geye Moti 1970)
Chaley thandi hawa chham chham...
(singer Mala & Ahmad Rushdi, film Najma 1970)
Ja charh ja Doli ni, Mapeyan di lajj utte harf na aye...
(singer Masood Rana, film Sasta Khoon mehnga Pani 1974)
Husn walieyan da dosto yaarana bura honda a
(singer Inayat Hussain Bhatti, film Challenge 1974)
Gum sum rehn leyi, chup chup rehn leyi...
(singer Inayat Hussain Bhatti, film Challenge 1974)
Jadoogara, teri been da hogeya jadoo...
(singer Noor Jehan, film Jadoo 1974)
Assan maan Watan da rakhna a, sir lathna a...
(singer Masood Rana, film Chitra te Shera 1976)
Na main Panchhi hun, na main Badal hun...
(singer Masood Rana, film Awara 1977)
Rove maan te gharoor, ajj hanse majboor...
(singer Noor Jehan, film Moula Jatt 1979)
Ni nashey diye Botley, na aini att chuk ni...
(singer Inayat Hussain Bhatti, film Moula Jatt 1979)

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Master Inayat Husain
By Choudhry Mazhar Hussain
In the initial period of his career Master Inayat Husain joined Imperial Film Company at Mumbai. To utilize his creative capabilities he soon abandoned that assignment and returned to Lahore. Later on he joined Columbia Recording Co. as music director. His musical compositions had classical blend. He composed music for many popular songs like the (Late) Zeenat Begum's "Ghangor Ghataen Lehrai Hein, Phir Yaad kisi ki Aai Hae, Mera Sathi Mere Pas Nahein, Mere Naina Basein Cham Cham Cham" She will also be remembered for the famous national songs like "Chand Roshan Chamakta Sitara Rahe, sub se uncha yeh jhanda hamara rahe".

In pre-independence India he composed music for the film "Kamli". Rani Kiran was the heroin (elder sister of Asha Posley and Kauser Perveen- the famous playback singer of Pakistan) of that film. After independence producer Sheikh Muhammed Hussain introduced Master Inayat Hussain as Music director first time in his film "Hichkolay" released in 1949.This was the first film released after "Teri yaad". The film could not make business although its songs "Jise dekho wohi dushman hey mere ashiane ka" by Munawar Sultana and "Mein payar ka dia jalata hun" by Ali Bux Zahoor are still remembered. At that time the Pakistan's films industry was in primitive stage and its productions were generally unable to compete with the selected (imported) Indian Films. Music was the exception.

His next film Malika Pukhraj's "Shammi" was released in 1950 - a Punjabi film with Urdu song of Malika Pukhraj "Kia sunain majboor zindagi ka afsana". The Punjabi popular songs of the film were "Suhe chorey walie" by Inayat Husain Bhatti and "Meri Akh Mustani Pharhke" by Iqbal Begum. His selection of musical instruments used to match with the scenic situation.

After a long pause his two films, "Mehbooba" and "Aagosh" were released in 1953. "Mehbooba" had the popular songs "Dal peh papiha jab holay holay roota hay" by Pukhraj Pappo and "Dil se teri yaad" by Pukhraj Pappo and Inayat Hussain Bhatti. In "Aaghosh" "Mohabbat Muskarai Jhoom uthi her shey jawani mein - Kisi ka naam bhi shamil ho gea meri kahani mein" by Munnawar Sultana and Fazal Hussain and "Kya khabar thi ke dil toot jata bhi hai" by Fazal Hussain were other hit songs. He used to compose every song in five or six alternate tunes and then adopt the best.

Mr. Anwar Kamal Pasha, the famous producer director of Pakistan selected Master Inayat Husain for the music direction of his film "Gumnam" (released in 1954). Iqbal Bano's first hit film song "Payal Mein Geet Hein Chham Chham ke" became popular in the whole subcontinent. It also became the identity of the Master Inayat Husain. Other hit songs of the film include "Ae chand unse kehna" - Kauser Parveen, "Chandi ki ik jhankar per" - Munawar Sultana, "Bhag yehan se Bhag" - Fazal Husain, chorus "Chhum Chhum nach utha" and "Aankhein mila ke payar se" by Kauser Perveen.

In the same year "Raat ki Baat" was released but due to its failure the songs were also lost.

Mr Anwar Kamal again selected Master Inayat Hussain for his film "Qatil" released in 1955 and Iqbal Bano's song "Ulfat ki nai Manzil ko Chala - to behein dal kar bahon mein - Dil torhne waley dekhke Chal - hum bhi to parhey hein rahon mein" became a super hit melody of the subcontinent. The record was sold like hot cakes and topped the list of Binaca Geetmala of Radio Ceylon for weeks.

Ustad Amir Khan of India while on his way to participate in Jash-e-Kabul stayed for a while at Lahore. On arrival his host asked him "What would you like to drink, thanda,chae,lassi". Ustad Amir Ali Khan said "I would take drink afterwards. Bhai Yahan koi Master Inayat hai jo gaane banata hae - us se milwao". The host replied "He had just left after taking pan". Master Inayat Husain was conveyed the request and on his arrival Ustad Amir Khan honoured him by embracing with love and commended "Bhai kia gana banaya hae tum ne - is ko sunne ke liye kai athania (coins) kharch kar dalein". (Coin operated record players were then installed in many restaurants in major cities throughout the subcontinent.)

Other famous songs of "Qatil" were- "Dil ki yeh awaz hay peyar hona chaiye" and "O mena na jane kia ho gia" and "Wah re badalte zamane" by Kauser Perveen, "Le ke peyar ka payam" by Munawar Sultana and "Aate ho yad bar bar" by Salim Raza.

The hat trick was completed with Anwar Kamal's "Intiqam" having all hit songs;

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His next film was Mr. Kamal Pasha's "Anarkali" with Madam Noor Jehan as heroin. Only three songs were recorded by Master Inayat in the voice of Noor Jehan, viz "Jalte hein arman mera dil rota hay", "Kahan tak sunoge" and "Bewafa hum na bhole thujey" and the film was released in 1958 after completion of music by Rashid Attrey.

Thereafter music for Sudher's film "Ankh ka Nasha" was composed by him with all hit songs.
"Thandi hawa chale" - Salim Raza & Nahid Niazi
"Pal pal mera anchal dhulke" - Zubeda Khanum
"O sajan bichwa baje re" - Iqbal Bano
"Ek pal bhi nahin aaram yahan" - Iqbal Bano

His other musical films include:

"Masum" "Le lo chorian" by Zubeda / Munawar Sultana and "Diye dil ke bujha ke" by Kauser Parween,

"Tere Bagher" - "Mushkil kusha hay to meri mushkil mein kaam aa" by Naseem Begum "Sanwaria ana chori chori" by Iqbal Bano

"Watan"

"Do Raste" - "Paon kahin rakhoon nazar kahin jae re" & "Dil le ke kahan chale" by Nahid Niazi "Ghugar Baje", "Jab bhi teri yad" & "Ho sanwaria" by Naseem Begum and "Banake mera nasheman" by Salim Raza

"Azra" - "Jane Baharan" by Saleem Raza, "Kuch bhi na Kaha" by Noor Jehan "Sharma ke hum se ankh milane ka shukria" Salim Raza & Noor Jehan. "Meri wafain" and "Hae Janam" by Noor Jahan Naseem Begam's "Idher bhi dekhe", "sub dagh dil ke bana kar" by Noor Jehan (Dance Music Composition)

"Isq Par Zor Nahin"- "Dil deta hae ro ro duhai kisi se koi payar na kare" by Mala "alap" by Sain Akhtar

"Doshiza" - "Lo ji hum ja rahe hein" by Mala "Insaf na tha jo tu ne kia" by Salim Raza and "Her nazar se ek naya sawal" Fazal Husain & Nahid Niazi.

"Seema" - "Bhool jao tum waida kar ke sanam", "Sham-e-gham phir aa gai" by Salim Raza "Aa dilruba sanam" Nahid & Salim Raza

"Ek Tera Sahara" - "Ghangor Ghata Lehrai hae" earlier sung by Zeenat Begum was repeated by Naseem Begum in 1962 and became super-hit along with other songs including "Badlon mein chup raha hay chand keon" by Salim Raza and Naseem Begum.

"Lae Lug" (Punjabi) - "Chunni kesri te gote dian taran", "Aj galgal te teri sang aawey", "Bajre di roti te makai da pera" (Mala), "Po phat gai akhian de which" (Noor Jehan), "Tenu soun meri" (Mala & Fazal Husain) and "Ae dharti panj daryawan di" Alam Lohar.


"Rawaj" had many popular songs "Door door reh ke guzara nahin hoga" - by Mala.

"Naila" -All songs were super hit, especially "Mujhe Arzoo thi jiski who peam aa gea hae", "Gham-e dil ko in ankhon se chalak jana bhi aa ta hae", "Door verane mein ek shama hae roshan" by Mala and also with Masud Rana.

"Elan" - "Gati Havaen" & "Tera Intezar kare beqarar" by Noor Jehan, "Aji banda parwar" by Salim Raza / Nahid and "Kis se koi Peyar kare" by Mala.

"Devar Bhabhi" - "Tum wahi ho", "Hip hip hurray" by Ahmed Rushdi, "Mera ghar meri jannat" - Noor Jahan "Yeh Kaghzi phool" Mehdi Hasan and "Na aye tum" by Ahmed Rushdi &Mala

"Aalia" - "Nishan Bhi na chora" by Medhi Hassan, "aji waada hua" by Mala Rushdi, "Hum jis se darr rahe the" by Mala.

"Jan-e-Arzoo" - "Ae jan-e-arzoo" by Mujeeb Alam, "Takra gai nazrein" & "Mein zaroor gaoin gi" by Mala.

"Dil Mera Dharkan Teri" - "Kia hay jo piar" Ahmed Rushdi and also by Mala

"Dil-e-Betab" -"Hum se badal giya hay" Mehdi Hassan and also Noor Jehan

"Najma"- "Chale thandi hawa thum thum" Ahmed Rushdi and Mala

"Dil Dian Lagian" -"Dil dian lagian jane na" by Masud Rana and Noor Jahan

"Ansoo Ban Gae Moti" - "Rhim jhim barsan lagi phuwar" by Mala

Pak Daman, Mahmaan, Maan beta, Yaar Badshah, Suhag tera lahoo mera had many popular songs.

There was a trend to produce more Punjabi films by the middle of seventies. During that period his music in "Jadoo" made it a golden jubilee film The eight songs including "Jadoogara teri been da ho gea jadoo" were all super-hit. His film "Maula-jat" was also superhit.

His other films include "Hunsde Aao hunsde jao", "Reshma jawan ho gai", "Bikhre Mooti", "Awara", "Zaibun-nisa"(Urdu), "Josh", "Do nishan", "Pehli Nazar"(Urdu), "Ek puter ek veer", "Taqat", "Dulabhatti" & "Haq mehar" All of these had hit songs - narration of which is being avoided.

Master Inayat Hussain composed very popular songs to the lyrics of Qateel Shafai, Saifuddin Saif, Tufail Hoshyarpuri, Tanveer Naqvi, Ahmed Rahi. He had a very long association with them throughout his career.

The following rare films with his music direction need to be preserved - Hichkole, Shammi, Mehbooba, Aaghosh, Raat ki Baat, Masum, Tere Bagher, Watan, Do Raste, Ek tera sahara, , Rawaj and Aankh ka Nasha.

Creator of such classics in music passed away on 24th March1993 (chandraat) and buried on Eid Day. Masters like him are very rarely born. (Date of demise by courtesy of Mr. Ali Sufian Afaqi)

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This song is from Pakistani film 'Qaatil' Music by Master Inayat Hussain, I think you will like to read the following information.
"Qatil" released in 1955 and Iqbal Bano's song "Ulfat ki nai Manzil ko Chala - to behein dal ke bahon mein - Dil torhne waley dekhke Chal - hum bhi to parey hein rahon mein" became a super hit melody of the subcontinent. The record was sold like hot cakes and topped the list of Binaca Geetmala of Radio Ceylon for weeks.
Ustad Amir Khan of India while on his way to participate in Jash-e-Kabul stayed for a while at Lahore. On arrival his host asked him "What would you like to drink, thanda,chae,lassi". Ustad Amir Ali Khan said "I would take drink afterwards. Bhai Yahan koi Master Inayat hai jo gaane banata hae - us se milwao". The host replied "He had just left after taking pan". Master Inayat Husain was conveyed the request and on his arrival Ustad Amir Khan honoured him by embracing with love and commended "Bhai kia gana banaya hae tum ne - is ko sunne ke liye kai athania (coins) kharch kar dalein". (Coin operated record players were then installed in many restaurants in major cities throughout the subcontinent.)
Other famous songs of "Qatil" were- "Dil ki yeh awaz hay peyar hona chaiye" and "O mena na jane kia ho gia" and "Wah re badalte zamane" by Kauser Perveen, "Le ke peyar ka payam" by Munawar Sultana and "Aate ho yad bar bar" by Salim Raza.
Inaam Nadeem on Hamara Forum 2004

[abhayp]

Khawar-saahib: The 5-1/2 minute version of "ulfat kii nayii manzil ko chalaa" is not the film version: it is live recording done much later. The version recorded for the film in 1955 is 3-1/2 minutes long - and Iqbal Bano is brilliant in that! Here it is.




Warm regards,
Abhay

[Faraaj73]

Khawar-saahib: The 5-1/2 minute version of "ulfat kii nayii manzil ko chalaa" is not the film version: it is live recording done much later. The version recorded for the film in 1955 is 3-1/2 minutes long - and Iqbal Bano is brilliant in that! Here it is.




Warm regards,
Abhay

Thanks for the original Abhay

I've heard several live recordings on PTV while growing up. This one is really fresh...

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Thanks a lot for the original gem. I always admire first original recording compared to later or concert version. khawar