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[SAJDAH]

“Laut Ke Aa” ( with Manna Dey )

Movie – Dastaan-e-Laila Majnu
Music – Iqbal Qureshi

But, orderly to end where I begun,
Our wills and fates do so contrary run
That our devices still are overthrown;
Our thoughts are ours, their ends none of our own.
-William Shakespeare, Hamlet Prince of Denmark (Claudius, King of Denmark at III, ii)

Duration – 04:52
Bitrate –128kbps
Format – MP3

[Shahrukh3000]

While on the topic of this Film: Basant, acc. to my database, there are another 6 (!) Rafi-Asha duets in this film, other than the 4 uploaded so far. Any luck with those?

Venkat

Venkat Ji,

Here is my try for remaining duets from Basant..

1. Nainon Mein Sooraj Ki Kirnein-Rafi & Asha-Basant- O. P. Nayyar
2. Ghoom Ke Aaya Hoon Main-Rafi & Asha-Basant-OPN
3. Humney Unkey Saamney-Rafi & Asha-Basant-O. P. Nayyar
4. Raastey Mein Ek Haseen-Rafi&Asha_Basant-OPN
5. Chori Chori Ik Ishara-Rafi & Asha-Basant (1960), OPN
6. Merey Dilpey Lagaadey Darling-Rafi & Asha-Basant-O. P. Nayyar
7. Merey Lehngey Mein-Rafi & Asha-BASANT-O. P. Nayyar
8. Aji Ulfat Ko-Rafi,SDBatish,Asha-Basant-QamarJalalabadi-OPN-1960
9. (solo)Peechhey Hut Hut Hut Babu-Asha-Basant O. P. Nayyar

Any correction pl .

USR

USR sahab - thanks very much for that list. It was a real help. Let's see how many i'll be able to u/l today.

Sajdah

Aji Ulfat Ko-Rafi,SDBatish,Asha-Basant-QamarJalalabadi-OPN-1960

That's the only one left, not counting the Asha solo.

Would anyone kindly upload the last one, please? Thank you.

Sajdah

correction: Aji Ulfat Ko is the same song as Hum Ne Unke Saamne Pehle To
the song starts with: "Aji Ulfat Ko"

[sanjkash]

Thanks very much Shahrukh sahab for the third duet from Basant.

Sajdah

I just wished I had many many secretaries (well, I should better say, Administrative Assistants) following all the threads, picking all the nice songs for d/l. Well, that way I would have all of them I wanted. But then, would that be life? There wouldn'd fun in searching, desiring, dreaming, doing everything (including begging HF memebrs) and still not getting it. I love that to remain unsatiated for good music. Anyway, did I upload the following song already? (well, my secretary, if I had one for music, would tell me immediately)
Singers: Rafi+Lata-
Song: Mohabbat ki bas itni dastaan hai (3:20, 128kbps)
Film: Baradari (1955)
Lyrics: Khumar Barabankvi
Music: Naushad

Enjoy
Sanjkash

You like to use the politically correct terms, don't you Sanjay? I personally feel that delegating responsibility tends to complicate things rather than simplify - but as they say it's each to their own.

Many thanks for the Baradari duet. It's an absolute favourite. Oh, and if you wouldn't mind, this Administrative Assistant would be glad to set right a tiny typo in that song info.

The music composer of this movie is Nashad - not Naushad. Nashad's real name was Shaukat Dehlvi.

Is this administrative assistant still on the job or has she just been given the boot?

Sajdah

Sajdah,
Please accept my appology. I have been corrected twice on Naushad/Nashad, once by Kamala (in her thread) and now by you. You see, how naive music fan I have been (not learning from mistakes). For the first one, I was in full doubts whether it was really Naushad (it simply did not sound like Naushad style, but I did not go beyond to check and correct...slopy), but for this one, I reallly felt it sounded like Naushad style (so was not worried for further checking). Does this mean I might really need a secretary (& who could that be)??????.
Well, let us get back to the business (as anyway, no secretary would work for me) and add this Rafi number (myself, it is the most pleasure to do it myself).
Singer: Rafi
song: Zindagi aaj mere naam se sharmati hai (3:50, 128kbps)
Film: Son Of India (1962)
Lyrics: Shakeel Badayuni
Music: Naushad (did I choose this song purposely? Why do I keep on choosing Naushad for my uploads? Am I expecting your correction here?)[u]

Ennjoy
Sanjkash

[venkat]

here is the updated list so far for the movie BASANT
the songs in GREEN are already uploaded
song in RED songs are the song we're waiting for

Mere Dil Pe Lagaa De Darling Mohd Rafi Asha Bhonsle Qamar Jalalabadi O.P.Nayyar--My RANK 2

Mere Lahunge Mein Ghunghroo Mohd Rafi Asha Bhonsle Qamar Jalalabadi O.P.Nayyar--My RANK 7

Chori Chori Ik Ishaara Hogaya Hai Mohd Rafi Asha Bhonsle Qamar Jalalabadi O.P.Nayyar ---My RANK 1

Nainon Mein Suraj Ke Kirane Mohd Rafi Asha Bhonsle Qamar Jalalabadi (*S.H.Bihari) O.P.Nayyar---My RANK 5

Ghoom Ke Aaya Hun Mein Mohd Rafi Asha Bhonsle Qamar Jalalabadi O.P.Nayyar---My RANK 4

Hum Ne Unke Saamne Pehle To Mohd Rafi Asha Bhonsle *&S.d.Batish Qamar Jalalabadi O.P.Nayyar--My RANK 8

Raaste Mein Ek Haseen Mohd Rafi Asha Bhonsle Qamar Jalalabadi (*Shevan Rizvi) O.P.Nayyar--My RANK 3

O Madam Nainse You Are My Fancy Mohd Rafi Asha Bhonsle Qamar Jalalabadi O.P.Nayyar--My RANK 6



Three duets yet to be uploaded:

Duniya Pakki 420 Maar Maar Ke Chappal Mohd Rafi Asha Bhonsle Qamar Jalalabadi O.P.Nayyar

Ji Chahta Hai Mohd Rafi Asha Bhonsle Qamar Jalalabadi (*Shevan Rizvi) O.P.Nayyar

Idhar Mein Khubsurat Mohd Rafi Asha Bhonsle Qamar Jalalabadi O.P.Nayyar

Sajdah Ji and Sharukh Ji,

Thanks for the uploads and the data. I have taken above the list given by Sharukh Ji and made some corrections, marked with * sign.

I have also given my RANKS at the end of each of the 8 songs u/led so far. This ranking is purely my personal opinion and can vary with others.

So, that leaves 3 more duets to be uploaded. This film's list of songs seems to be unending!

Venkat

[venkat]

Sajdah Ji,

Over the last couple of days, I am repeatedly listening to these 4 extremely nice Rafi-Asha songs from Basant, thanks to your uploads.

1. Chori Chori Ek Ishara, 2.Mere Dil Pe Laga De Darling, 3.Raaste Mein Ek Haseen and 4.Nainon Mein Suraj Ki Kirane

Incidentally, the film's hero and heroine are Shammi Kapoor and Nutan. So, this film is in line with what is expected of this OPN-Rafi-Asha-Shammi combination, in terms of musical quality.

Venkat

[sanjkash]

Sajdah Ji,

Over the last couple of days, I am repeatedly listening to these 4 extremely nice Rafi-Asha songs from Basant, thanks to your uploads.

1. Chori Chori Ek Ishara, 2.Mere Dil Pe Laga De Darling, 3.Raaste Mein Ek Haseen and 4.Nainon Mein Suraj Ki Kirane

Incidentally, the film's hero and heroine are Shammi Kapoor and Nutan. So, this film is in line with what is expected of this OPN-Rafi-Asha-Shammi combination, in terms of musical quality.

Venkat

Ready for one Dard Bhara Song? No one could have sung it better than Rafi Sahab. One of the best from Sapan Jagmohan.
Singer: Rafi
Song: Phir woh bhooli si yaad aayi hai (4:57, 128kbps)
Film: Begaana (1963)
Lyrics: Shailendra
Music: Sapan Jagmohan

Enjoy
Sanjkash

[humble_rafi]

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“Laut Ke Aa” ( with Manna Dey )

Movie – Dastaan-e-Laila Majnu
Music – Iqbal Qureshi

But, orderly to end where I begun,
Our wills and fates do so contrary run
That our devices still are overthrown;
Our thoughts are ours, their ends none of our own.
-William Shakespeare, Hamlet Prince of Denmark (Claudius, King of Denmark at III, ii)

Shakespeare's expressions have no comparision, he is so precise yet so eloquent.

[SAJDAH]

This song I would class among the 'rare' – and certainly not because I am extremely fond of it.

Take a peek at the year – 1948 – a significant time in the nation’s history, even for the ones who normally baulk at the sound of the very word ‘history’.

“Wah Re Zamane Kya Rang Dikhaye
Pal Mein Hansaye
Pal Mein Rulaye
Kya Rang Dikhaye”

Movie – Ghar Ki Izzat
Music – Pandit Gobind Ram

“Be still, sad heart, and cease repining;
Behind the clouds the sun is shining;
Thy fate is the common fate of all,
Into each life some rain must fall,
Some days must be dark and dreary.”
– Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Duration – 02:45
Bitrate – 128 kbps
Format – MP3

[nadeem mohd]

This song I would class among the 'rare' – and certainly not because I am extremely fond of it.

Take a peek at the year – 1948 – a significant time in the nation’s history, even for the ones who normally baulk at the sound of the very word ‘history’.

“Wah Re Zamane Kya Rang Dikhaye
Pal Mein Hansaye
Pal Mein Rulaye
Kya Rang Dikhaye”

Movie – Ghar Ki Izzat
Music – Pandit Gobind Ram

“Be still, sad heart, and cease repining;
Behind the clouds the sun is shining;
Thy fate is the common fate of all,
Into each life some rain must fall,
Some days must be dark and dreary.”
– Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Duration – 02:45
Bitrate – 128 kbps
Format – MP3

thanks for this rare gem sajdah ji

[SAJDAH]

Thanks very much Shahrukh sahab for the third duet from Basant.

Sajdah

I just wished I had many many secretaries (well, I should better say, Administrative Assistants) following all the threads, picking all the nice songs for d/l. Well, that way I would have all of them I wanted. But then, would that be life? There wouldn'd fun in searching, desiring, dreaming, doing everything (including begging HF memebrs) and still not getting it. I love that to remain unsatiated for good music. Anyway, did I upload the following song already? (well, my secretary, if I had one for music, would tell me immediately)
Singers: Rafi+Lata-
Song: Mohabbat ki bas itni dastaan hai (3:20, 128kbps)
Film: Baradari (1955)
Lyrics: Khumar Barabankvi
Music: Naushad

Enjoy
Sanjkash

You like to use the politically correct terms, don't you Sanjay? I personally feel that delegating responsibility tends to complicate things rather than simplify - but as they say it's each to their own.

Many thanks for the Baradari duet. It's an absolute favourite. Oh, and if you wouldn't mind, this Administrative Assistant would be glad to set right a tiny typo in that song info.

The music composer of this movie is Nashad - not Naushad. Nashad's real name was Shaukat Dehlvi.

Is this administrative assistant still on the job or has she just been given the boot?

Sajdah

Sajdah,
Please accept my appology. I have been corrected twice on Naushad/Nashad, once by Kamala (in her thread) and now by you. You see, how naive music fan I have been (not learning from mistakes). For the first one, I was in full doubts whether it was really Naushad (it simply did not sound like Naushad style, but I did not go beyond to check and correct...slopy), but for this one, I reallly felt it sounded like Naushad style (so was not worried for further checking). Does this mean I might really need a secretary (& who could that be)??????.
Well, let us get back to the business (as anyway, no secretary would work for me) and add this Rafi number (myself, it is the most pleasure to do it myself).
Singer: Rafi
song: Zindagi aaj mere naam se sharmati hai (3:50, 128kbps)
Film: Son Of India (1962)
Lyrics: Shakeel Badayuni
Music: Naushad (did I choose this song purposely? Why do I keep on choosing Naushad for my uploads? Am I expecting your correction here?)[u]

Ennjoy
Sanjkash

Sanjay, you worry too much. Even the best of music critics in this world go through a bad day sometimes, it is certainly no reflection on their knowledge the way I see it – we are but human, we can’t forget that, can we?

Many thanks for that song from Son of India – did you know it is based on Raag Jaijaivanti ?
I already have more ‘versions’ of this song than I probably should – and here you are tempting me with yet another.

Sajdah

[SAJDAH]

This song I would class among the 'rare' – and certainly not because I am extremely fond of it.

Take a peek at the year – 1948 – a significant time in the nation’s history, even for the ones who normally baulk at the sound of the very word ‘history’.

“Wah Re Zamane Kya Rang Dikhaye
Pal Mein Hansaye
Pal Mein Rulaye
Kya Rang Dikhaye”

Movie – Ghar Ki Izzat
Music – Pandit Gobind Ram

“Be still, sad heart, and cease repining;
Behind the clouds the sun is shining;
Thy fate is the common fate of all,
Into each life some rain must fall,
Some days must be dark and dreary.”
– Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Duration – 02:45
Bitrate – 128 kbps
Format – MP3

thanks for this rare gem sajdah ji

Nadeem sahab, you are welcome.

Sajdah

[sanjkash]

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[sanjkash]

Thanks very much Shahrukh sahab for the third duet from Basant.

Sajdah

I just wished I had many many secretaries (well, I should better say, Administrative Assistants) following all the threads, picking all the nice songs for d/l. Well, that way I would have all of them I wanted. But then, would that be life? There wouldn'd fun in searching, desiring, dreaming, doing everything (including begging HF memebrs) and still not getting it. I love that to remain unsatiated for good music. Anyway, did I upload the following song already? (well, my secretary, if I had one for music, would tell me immediately)
Singers: Rafi+Lata-
Song: Mohabbat ki bas itni dastaan hai (3:20, 128kbps)
Film: Baradari (1955)
Lyrics: Khumar Barabankvi
Music: Naushad

Enjoy
Sanjkash

You like to use the politically correct terms, don't you Sanjay? I personally feel that delegating responsibility tends to complicate things rather than simplify - but as they say it's each to their own.

Many thanks for the Baradari duet. It's an absolute favourite. Oh, and if you wouldn't mind, this Administrative Assistant would be glad to set right a tiny typo in that song info.

The music composer of this movie is Nashad - not Naushad. Nashad's real name was Shaukat Dehlvi.

Is this administrative assistant still on the job or has she just been given the boot?

Sajdah

Sajdah,
Please accept my appology. I have been corrected twice on Naushad/Nashad, once by Kamala (in her thread) and now by you. You see, how naive music fan I have been (not learning from mistakes). For the first one, I was in full doubts whether it was really Naushad (it simply did not sound like Naushad style, but I did not go beyond to check and correct...slopy), but for this one, I reallly felt it sounded like Naushad style (so was not worried for further checking). Does this mean I might really need a secretary (& who could that be)??????.
Well, let us get back to the business (as anyway, no secretary would work for me) and add this Rafi number (myself, it is the most pleasure to do it myself).
Singer: Rafi
song: Zindagi aaj mere naam se sharmati hai (3:50, 128kbps)
Film: Son Of India (1962)
Lyrics: Shakeel Badayuni
Music: Naushad (did I choose this song purposely? Why do I keep on choosing Naushad for my uploads? Am I expecting your correction here?)[u]

Ennjoy
Sanjkash

Sanjay, you worry too much. Even the best of music critics in this world go through a bad day sometimes, it is certainly no reflection on their knowledge the way I see it – we are but human, we can’t forget that, can we?

Many thanks for that song from Son of India – did you know it is based on Raag Jaijaivanti ?
I already have more ‘versions’ of this song than I probably should – and here you are tempting me with yet another.

Sajdah

Sajdah,
Thanks for encouragings. A sad number was about follow (as agreed), but changed my mind as I saw your note.. We are all human... we are all insaan....and not Bhagwan.
Singer: Rafi
Song: Na main bhagwan hoon (3:24, 128kbps)
Film: Mother India (1957)
Lyrics: Shakeel Badayuni
Music: Naushad

Enjoy
Sanjay

[sanjkash]

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Thanks very much Shahrukh sahab for the third duet from Basant.

Sajdah
[/quote]

I just wished I had many many secretaries (well, I should better say, Administrative Assistants) following all the threads, picking all the nice songs for d/l. Well, that way I would have all of them I wanted. But then, would that be life? There wouldn'd fun in searching, desiring, dreaming, doing everything (including begging HF memebrs) and still not getting it. I love that to remain unsatiated for good music. Anyway, did I upload the following song already? (well, my secretary, if I had one for music, would tell me immediately)
Singers: Rafi+Lata-
Song: Mohabbat ki bas itni dastaan hai (3:20, 128kbps)
Film: Baradari (1955)
Lyrics: Khumar Barabankvi
Music: Naushad

Enjoy
Sanjkash
[/quote]

:o You like to use the politically correct terms, don't you Sanjay? :P I personally feel that delegating responsibility tends to complicate things rather than simplify - but as they say it's each to their own. :P

[sanjkash]

Thanks very much Shahrukh sahab for the third duet from Basant.

Sajdah

I just wished I had many many secretaries (well, I should better say, Administrative Assistants) following all the threads, picking all the nice songs for d/l. Well, that way I would have all of them I wanted. But then, would that be life? There wouldn'd fun in searching, desiring, dreaming, doing everything (including begging HF memebrs) and still not getting it. I love that to remain unsatiated for good music. Anyway, did I upload the following song already? (well, my secretary, if I had one for music, would tell me immediately)
Singers: Rafi+Lata-
Song: Mohabbat ki bas itni dastaan hai (3:20, 128kbps)
Film: Baradari (1955)
Lyrics: Khumar Barabankvi
Music: Naushad

Enjoy
Sanjkash

You like to use the politically correct terms, don't you Sanjay? I personally feel that delegating responsibility tends to complicate things rather than simplify - but as they say it's each to their own.

Many thanks for the Baradari duet. It's an absolute favourite. Oh, and if you wouldn't mind, this Administrative Assistant would be glad to set right a tiny typo in that song info.

The music composer of this movie is Nashad - not Naushad. Nashad's real name was Shaukat Dehlvi.

Is this administrative assistant still on the job or has she just been given the boot?

Sajdah

Sajdah,
Please accept my appology. I have been corrected twice on Naushad/Nashad, once by Kamala (in her thread) and now by you. You see, how naive music fan I have been (not learning from mistakes). For the first one, I was in full doubts whether it was really Naushad (it simply did not sound like Naushad style, but I did not go beyond to check and correct...slopy), but for this one, I reallly felt it sounded like Naushad style (so was not worried for further checking). Does this mean I might really need a secretary (& who could that be)??????.
Well, let us get back to the business (as anyway, no secretary would work for me) and add this Rafi number (myself, it is the most pleasure to do it myself).
Singer: Rafi
song: Zindagi aaj mere naam se sharmati hai (3:50, 128kbps)
Film: Son Of India (1962)
Lyrics: Shakeel Badayuni
Music: Naushad (did I choose this song purposely? Why do I keep on choosing Naushad for my uploads? Am I expecting your correction here?)[u]

Ennjoy
Sanjkash

Sanjay, you worry too much. Even the best of music critics in this world go through a bad day sometimes, it is certainly no reflection on their knowledge the way I see it – we are but human, we can’t forget that, can we?

Many thanks for that song from Son of India – did you know it is based on Raag Jaijaivanti ?
I already have more ‘versions’ of this song than I probably should – and here you are tempting me with yet another.

Sajdah

Sajdah,
Thanks for encouragings. A sad number was about to follow (as usual), but changed my mind as I saw your note.. We are all human... we are all insaan...... I need to get to the way Rafi sings "Are duniya jo chahe".
Singer: Rafi
Song: Na main bhagwan hoon (3:24, 128kbps)
Film: Mother India (1957)
Lyrics: Shakeel Badayuni
Music: Naushad

Enjoy
Sanjay