Three Of A Kind, Dev, Dilip & Kishore Options

[Exon]

(Kishore) Aabroo (1956)

Unfortunately I have only one song from this album that I am uploading here. A list of the probable missing songs is shown in red italics in the table below. I am requesting members to share these songs if they can. Thanks.

Now for the only song from this album I have ...

I have one....

Thanks, Rushin.

Exon

[Rushin]

(Kishore) Aabroo (1956)

Unfortunately I have only one song from this album that I am uploading here. A list of the probable missing songs is shown in red italics in the table below. I am requesting members to share these songs if they can. Thanks.

Now for the only song from this album I have ...

I have one....

Thanks, Rushin.

Exon

yvw Exon

[parag_sankla]

"Sangdil" is an outstanding album. "Dil me sama gaye sajan" is such a lovely melody and both
Lata and Talat are outstanding. But the true gems in the film for me are

1. Lata's divine rendition of "Woh to chale gaye ae dil yaad se unki pyaar kar". There was a time when I first discovered this song years back that I listened to it over and over again. I just wish the song had another verse so that it would keep going on. There is one other Lata/Sajjad combo that has a similar effect on me "Ae diruba" from "Rustom Sohrab".
2. The Asha/Geeta duet "Dharti se door gore baadaloN ke paar aaja" is a duet of theirs unlike very few others. Usually, it was SDB or OPN who got them to do duets and those were lovely but quite different in emotion. This one is a truly meeTha number (and if I remember right, picturized on the kid versions of the Dilip and Madhubala characters.

The film itself is a not-so-bad adaptation of "Jane Eyre". But SP, as far as I can recall, actress Shammi
has a role in the film, and I think Leela Chitnis too. But there is no Dara Singh (unless he was so young
that I did not recognize him).

Thanks for the detailed analysis SB. My vote goes to another song as well. "Darshan pyaasi aayi daasi" is a lovely solo by Geeta ji under the baton of Sajjad Hussain. Filmed on Madhubala and chorus dancers, this song has the unusual combination of a bhajan and a dance number. The video of this song is available here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xXQe78Demo

Also, here is a second part of the song "Dharti se door gore" a 38 second long snippet in the film, probably available only on the film soundtrack. Thanks to our dear friend Anupama who shared this rare snippet on our YT channel

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iY0MMwg25A0


Best Regards
Parag

This post has been edited by parag_sankla: May 24 2010, 08:45 AM

[Erum Hashmi]

Here is one song which I have in my collection

Chedunga Main Sargam by Kishore Kiumar
128 bit/2/26 min

I think there is some problem with the file

[Abdur Rehman]

Sorry for the goof up. I rectified the file and re-upload the song. Apologies to friends who downloaded the song.

[Erum Hashmi]

Sorry for the goof up. I rectified the file and re-upload the song. Apologies to friends who downloaded the song.

Thanks, its fine now!

[Faraaj73]

"Sangdil" is an outstanding album. "Dil me sama gaye sajan" is such a lovely melody and both
Lata and Talat are outstanding. But the true gems in the film for me are

1. Lata's divine rendition of "Woh to chale gaye ae dil yaad se unki pyaar kar". There was a time when I first discovered this song years back that I listened to it over and over again. I just wish the song had another verse so that it would keep going on. There is one other Lata/Sajjad combo that has a similar effect on me "Ae diruba" from "Rustom Sohrab".
2. The Asha/Geeta duet "Dharti se door gore baadaloN ke paar aaja" is a duet of theirs unlike very few others. Usually, it was SDB or OPN who got them to do duets and those were lovely but quite different in emotion. This one is a truly meeTha number (and if I remember right, picturized on the kid versions of the Dilip and Madhubala characters.

The film itself is a not-so-bad adaptation of "Jane Eyre". But SP, as far as I can recall, actress Shammi
has a role in the film, and I think Leela Chitnis too. But there is no Dara Singh (unless he was so young
that I did not recognize him).

Thanks for the detailed analysis SB. My vote goes to another song as well. "Darshan pyaasi aayi daasi" is a lovely solo by Geeta ji under the baton of Sajjad Hussain. Filmed on Madhubala and chorus dancers, this song has the unusual combination of a bhajan and a dance number. The video of this song is available here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xXQe78Demo

Best Regards
Parag

I agree with both you gents but have to say that Darshan Pyaasi is and always has been my favourite Geeta Dutt and Sajjad Hussein song. Lots of wonderful songs in this film, but Darshan was the stand-out. This was Dilip's first role in a Bronte sister film - Jane Eyre. He later appeared in the other sister, Emily's Wuthering Heights as the Indian equivalent of Heathcliff. The film was Dil Diya Dard Liya.

[swarapriya]

(Kishore) Aabroo (1956)

Unfortunately I have only one song from this album that I am uploading here. A list of the probable missing songs is shown in red italics in the table below. I am requesting members to share these songs if they can. Thanks.

Now for the only song from this album I have ...

I have one....

Thank you very much for the song, Rushin. Cheers. -S

[swarapriya]

Thanks for the detailed analysis SB. My vote goes to another song as well. "Darshan pyaasi aayi daasi" is a lovely solo by Geeta ji under the baton of Sajjad Hussain. Filmed on Madhubala and chorus dancers, this song has the unusual combination of a bhajan and a dance number. The video of this song is available here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xXQe78Demo

Also, here is a second part of the song "Dharti se door gore" a 38 second long snippet in the film, probably available only on the film soundtrack. Thanks to our dear friend Anupama who shared this rare snippet on our YT channel

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iY0MMwg25A0


Best Regards
Parag

Thank you and Anupma for the snippet. Cheers. -S

[swarapriya]

Here is one song which I have in my collection

Chedunga Main Sargam by Kishore Kiumar
128 bit/2/26 min

Thank you very much, AR. It works fine now. Cheers. -S

[swarapriya]

(Dev) Do Sitare (1951)

Here is Anilda's beautiful album. There are several nice songs in this album. All songs are by the courtesy of the Forum members. Please be warned that a couple of songs are of inferior quality. Even multiple cleanings couldn't help get rid of that static hiss.

This is another movie starring the hot pair of Suraiya & Dev. Suraiya has three solos, just beautiful. Another solo I like is that of Meena Kapoor. A beautiful rendering.

Now for the details of the songs and the songs themselves ...

[swarapriya]

(Dilip) Footpath (1953)

Here is one of the early albums of Khayyam Saab that has some very nice songs. Standout tracks in the album are Talat Saab's solo "Shaam-E-Gham" and Asha's "Suhaana Hai". All these songs are by the courtesy of the Forum members. Thank you. Hare are these songs ...

This post has been edited by swarapriya: May 29 2010, 11:19 PM

[parag_sankla]

As you have rightly mentioned, the song "Sham E Gham ki Qasam" is the highlight of the album. IMHO, it is one of the top notch songs of Talat sahab! Majrooh sahab, Khayyam sahab and Talat sahab have given us this timeless classic!

A little trivia about the song "Kaisa jaadu daala re" from the film Foot Paath (1953). I recently saw the video of this song on YT and was shocked at the "bold" presentation on the screen!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lq9UFiciZDw



Cheers
Parag

[sangeetbhakt]

Wow, that is "bold" (I like the word) for a Hindi film, by any standards. I guess it is not a big deal for films from the 90s and later, but I cannot recall a scene like this even in mainstream cinema in the 80s. It is not like there is anything obscene per-se, but it is forward for the times and the culture.

[parag_sankla]

SB
Of course it is filmed very nicely and there is nothing obscene or anything like that (not even titillating). I was just hit by the surprise element of it..



Cheers
Parag