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lakshmi, on earthmusic.net it actually says that Mohd Rafi and Lata sang a version of pyaar ka fasaan banaale dil deewana, as well. Yet this could very well be a myth. Can someone verify this ?

o awara abdulla yeh pyaar ka halla gulla..........................Awara Abdulla 1963
Tumko jo hi mere naina choome masti main choome...........film Return of johny 1972
O my lovely darling let me tell you something...........film Return of johny 1972
Meri padason hai dil ki dushman.......film Simla road 1969
Tere kheton ki rakhwali................................ Deedar 1970
Humne aisa pyar nibhaya chhutti kardi ~ Mohd Rafi..........................comedy style song SABAK 1973
Meri jaan tu khaffa hai toh kya hua ........................... TEESRA KAUN 1965
pyaar ka fasaana banaale dil- Lata Mangeshkar, Mohammed Rafi................... TEESRA KAUN 1965
Maati ke jalte deepak ki jyot toh ek din bhuj jani hai............................. KHOON KHOON 1973
Karam nahi mitakta - Rafi ................................. KAUN SACHA KAUN JHOOTA 1972
Chalna zindagani - Rafi ......................................... KAUN SACHA KAUN JHOOTA 1972
Meri rani mat ja ~ Rafi......................................... KAUN SACHA KAUN JHOOTA 1972
Aaja gori nadiya kinare .................................... Phir janam lenghe hum 1976
yeh vaada pyar ka.............................................. Waqt ki pukar
AMEERO WATAN SE GARIBI HATAO.............................. Shankar dada 1976
Dulhan ka ishq hai dhule ka pyar sehra hai.................................. A non-film song [wedding]
Babul ke ghar ke baad ....................................... Sunhera sansar 1975
Hum milgaye dil khilgaye ........................................... YEHI HAI ZINDAGI 1977
Janeman aap humse mohobat na kee jeeye......................................... ANOKHA 1975
Dharti hai hamari jaan.................................... ANOKHA 1975
Mast nazar ki kataar................................... SEHRA 1963
Chal diye tum kahan...................................... Ek kunwari ek kunwara 1973

[yunus]

Yun Na Sharma, Parwaana, 1971, Madan Mohan, 7:09, 128kbps

Hi:
This song is rendered by Kishore (picturized on Navin Nischal and Yogita bali) and not by rafi and as such should be in KK's thread.
Yunus

[Binod]

Yun Na Sharma, Parwaana, 1971, Madan Mohan, 7:09, 128kbps

Hi:
This song is rendered by Kishore (picturized on Navin Nischal and Yogita bali) and not by rafi and as such should be in KK's thread.
Yunus

Hi:

The above statement seems to be only half right. If there are any errors on my part owing to my having missed this flick, please forgive me as a stupid old person who sticks out his neck far too much. This needs to be verified by Sajdah who is both a Rafi and Hindi movie expert.

Granted that Kishore sings for Navin Nischal. But what about the words "Arre Hasne Walo .... " which seem to be very Rafi-like? I am almost sure the unobtrusive Rafi must have sung here for the puny Amitabh Bachchan who could not be spotted out at the radar screens at that time when you needed a microscope just to see him.

Binod.

[myawan]

Thanks all for some great gems

[haneef]

Yun Na Sharma, Parwaana, 1971, Madan Mohan, 7:09, 128kbps

Hi:
This song is rendered by Kishore (picturized on Navin Nischal and Yogita bali) and not by rafi and as such should be in KK's thread.
Yunus

Hi:

The above statement seems to be only half right. If there are any errors on my part owing to my having missed this flick, please forgive me as a stupid old person who sticks out his neck far too much. This needs to be verified by Sajdah who is both a Rafi and Hindi movie expert.

Granted that Kishore sings for Navin Nischal. But what about the words "Arre Hasne Walo .... " which seem to be very Rafi-like? I am almost sure the unobtrusive Rafi must have sung here for the puny Amitabh Bachchan who could not be spotted out at the radar screens at that time when you needed a microscope just to see him.

Binod.

Binod Ji,
You are right... I bought this song from Itunes.
It is a duet by Kishore and Rafi Sahab .... in which Rafi sahab sings the sad part of the song (Arre Hasne Waalon).
Wish I knew how to take the copyright part out and upload the original song.
But I can record it again and upload the song if you want (The sound quality is not gonna be as good).

Haneef

[haneef]

I uploaded the song... but the sound quality is very bad.
This is just to prove that this is a duet.
Can someone please upload this song in a good quality please.

Haneef

[ANT6]

I uploaded the song... but the sound quality is very bad.
This is just to prove that this is a duet.
Can someone please upload this song in a good quality please.

Haneef

I have the cassette and the film....havent ripped them yet......A good quality version was uploaded by FLEX bhai about 18 months ago........if i remember correctly he upped all from Parwana.......it's his rips that i have from his awesome thread "JACKET POTATOES"

[ANT6]

on earthmusic.net it actually says that Mohd Rafi and Lata sang a version of pyaar ka fasaan banaale dil deewana, as well. Yet this could very well be a myth. Can someone verify this ?

I seen the film.......the only version is Mukesh & Lata
Some info Music - R D Burman
i:\1960's\TEESRA KAUN 1965\

Meri jaan tu khaffa hai toh kya hua - Rafi
Achha sanam karle sitam - Asha
Oooh dilruba - Asha
Pyar ka fasana - Mukesh & Lata
Meri seheliya - Suman Kalyanpur

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Thanks ANT6 for clearing that up.

[SAJDAH]

Song Name : Karam Nahi Mitka
Film Name : Kaun Sacha Kaun Jhoota
Music Director : Satyam
Lyricist : Kewal
Singer : Mohammed Rafi
Duration : 3.18mins

Hawa

Love this one.

Thank you Hawa ji ( sahab ! )

Sajdah

[SAJDAH]

I uploaded the song... but the sound quality is very bad.
This is just to prove that this is a duet.

Haneef

Proof ? Where's the need for that ?

The song would never find a place on this thread unless Rafi sahab lend his vocals to it !

Sajdah

[SAJDAH]

Yun Na Sharma, Parwaana, 1971, Madan Mohan, 7:09, 128kbps

Hi:
This song is rendered by Kishore (picturized on Navin Nischal and Yogita bali) and not by rafi and as such should be in KK's thread.
Yunus

Hi:

The above statement seems to be only half right. If there are any errors on my part owing to my having missed this flick, please forgive me as a stupid old person who sticks out his neck far too much. This needs to be verified by Sajdah who is both a Rafi and Hindi movie expert.

Granted that Kishore sings for Navin Nischal. But what about the words "Arre Hasne Walo .... " which seem to be very Rafi-like?
I am almost sure the unobtrusive Rafi must have sung here for the puny Amitabh Bachchan who could not be spotted out at the radar screens at that time when you needed a microscope just to see him.

Binod.

Binod ji - that surely has to be a fallacy. For i've never ever claimed to be either.

It's just like you said, Amitabh Bachchan stars in this movie as a villain, in this one of his early flicks, but even then mesmerising the audience with his screen presence.

Scorching the screen, rather. A must watch movie.

Amitabh might have been too tall and lanky for his time but his lean, mean appearance with that much coveted baritone voice was all that the role needed.

He reminds me of the lines "Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look; He thinks too much: such men are dangerous". (Act I, Scene II). – Julius Caesar

Oh, and the song - Madanmohan did a very fine job of weaving the two emotions - and here's a shocker of a 'confession' i like both sides very much.

The first part sounds a little like another famous Madanmohan / Kishore da composition 'Simti Si Sharmayi Si'. Which too dare i say i like. Very much.

That's quite enough 'provocation' for one post i think, but i'll make myself available for more, just say the word.

Sajdah

[Binod]

Yun Na Sharma, Parwaana, 1971, Madan Mohan, 7:09, 128kbps

Hi:
This song is rendered by Kishore (picturized on Navin Nischal and Yogita bali) and not by rafi and as such should be in KK's thread.
Yunus

Hi:

The above statement seems to be only half right. If there are any errors on my part owing to my having missed this flick, please forgive me as a stupid old person who sticks out his neck far too much. This needs to be verified by Sajdah who is both a Rafi and Hindi movie expert.

Granted that Kishore sings for Navin Nischal. But what about the words "Arre Hasne Walo .... " which seem to be very Rafi-like?
I am almost sure the unobtrusive Rafi must have sung here for the puny Amitabh Bachchan who could not be spotted out at the radar screens at that time when you needed a microscope just to see him.

Binod.

Binod ji - that surely has to be a fallacy. For i've never ever claimed to be either.

It's just like you said, Amitabh Bachchan stars in this movie as a villain, in this one of his early flicks, but even then mesmerising the audience with his screen presence.

Scorching the screen, rather. A must watch movie.

Amitabh might have been too tall and lanky for his time but his lean, mean appearance with that much coveted baritone voice was all that the role needed.

He reminds me of the lines "Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look; He thinks too much: such men are dangerous". (Act I, Scene II). – Julius Caesar

Oh, and the song - Madanmohan did a very fine job of weaving the two emotions - and here's a shocker of a 'confession' i like both sides very much.

The first part sounds a little like another famous Madanmohan / Kishore da composition 'Simti Si Sharmayi Si'. Which too dare i say i like. Very much.

That's quite enough 'provocation' for one post i think, but i'll make myself available for more, just say the word.

Sajdah

Thanks for your in-depth penetrating analysis Sajdah. Your description is so graphic I feels as if I am being transported to not the movie hall but the insides of the movie itself. I'm not much of a movie buff but due to peer pressure I would watch quite a lot during my engineering education days in India. Most of the halls at that time did not have air-conditioning. The annoying summer heat and the predictable formula would often lull me to sleep. In fact the movie story lines were so predictable that when we used to arrive late (sometimes just before intermission) at out of town halls we would not be worried as we would not have missed much anyway.

As far as fallacies are concerned, I must make it clear that I never said that you claimed that you were an expert. I just stated my own reading and opinion about you. My word "puny" was intended to convey a figurative and not a literal slant to the lankiness of AB. Career wise, he was a baby at that time, although as you say he did make his presence felt in his negative role in the movie but I was merely hazarding a guess when I made the statement without having actually seen the movie itself. My word "unobtrusive" is not to be construed to mean that I'm belittling the titan known as Rafi and his concomitant outstanding contributions. I was merely referring to his "self-effacing" nature.

This much for my explanations. As always I hope to hear more of the usual interesting things from you.

Binod.

PS (Aside): Julius Caesar was the first book we had to study from Shakespeare when we were in Grade VIII. Shakespeare happens to be an author who had profound influence on me. At my O Level, we were prescribed Twelfth Night and my signature below in this Forum has an excerpt from it.

Binod.

[Hawa]

lakshmi, on earthmusic.net it actually says that Mohd Rafi and Lata sang a version of pyaar ka fasaan banaale dil deewana, as well. Yet this could very well be a myth. Can someone verify this ?

o awara abdulla yeh pyaar ka halla gulla..........................Awara Abdulla 1963
Tumko jo hi mere naina choome masti main choome...........film Return of johny 1972
O my lovely darling let me tell you something...........film Return of johny 1972
Meri padason hai dil ki dushman.......film Simla road 1969
Tere kheton ki rakhwali................................ Deedar 1970
Humne aisa pyar nibhaya chhutti kardi ~ Mohd Rafi..........................comedy style song SABAK 1973
Meri jaan tu khaffa hai toh kya hua ........................... TEESRA KAUN 1965
pyaar ka fasaana banaale dil- Lata Mangeshkar, Mohammed Rafi................... TEESRA KAUN 1965
Maati ke jalte deepak ki jyot toh ek din bhuj jani hai............................. KHOON KHOON 1973
Karam nahi mitakta - Rafi ................................. KAUN SACHA KAUN JHOOTA 1972
Chalna zindagani - Rafi ......................................... KAUN SACHA KAUN JHOOTA 1972
Meri rani mat ja ~ Rafi......................................... KAUN SACHA KAUN JHOOTA 1972
Aaja gori nadiya kinare .................................... Phir janam lenghe hum 1976
yeh vaada pyar ka.............................................. Waqt ki pukar
AMEERO WATAN SE GARIBI HATAO.............................. Shankar dada 1976
Dulhan ka ishq hai dhule ka pyar sehra hai.................................. A non-film song [wedding]
Babul ke ghar ke baad ....................................... Sunhera sansar 1975
Hum milgaye dil khilgaye ........................................... YEHI HAI ZINDAGI 1977
Janeman aap humse mohobat na kee jeeye......................................... ANOKHA 1975
Dharti hai hamari jaan.................................... ANOKHA 1975
Mast nazar ki kataar................................... SEHRA 1963Chal diye tum kahan...................................... Ek kunwari ek kunwara 1973

Song Name : Mast nazar ki kataar
Film Name : Sehra 1963
Music Director : Ramlal
Lyricist : Hasrat Jaipurui
Singer : Mohammed Rafi
Duration : 3.12mins (film Version) - 4.32mins(Album Version)

Hawa

[Hawa]

You're Welcome Sadjah Ji



Hawa