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Chhote Nawab: A Classic Movie with R.D. Burman's Debut Music

Chhote Nawab is a 1961 Hindi romantic drama movie starring Mehmood, Ameeta, Johnny Walker, Minoo Mumtaz and Helen. The movie was directed by S.A. Akbar and produced by Usman Ali. The movie tells the story of a naive and childlike young man who inherits a huge fortune and falls in love with a girl from Calcutta. The movie is also notable for being the debut of legendary music composer R.D. Burman, who composed the title music and six songs for the movie.

The movie was released on 29th September 1961 and was a moderate success at the box office. The movie received positive reviews from critics and audiences for its comedy, romance and music. The songs of the movie are still popular among music lovers and include classics like "Ghar Aaja Ghir Aaye", "Matwali Ankhon Wale", "Aaj Hua Mera Dil Matwala" and "Chura Ke Dil Ban Rahe Ho". The movie also features a cabaret dance by Helen on the song "Tumhare Pyar Mein Hum Beqarar Hoke Chale".

Chhote Nawab is a movie that showcases the talent and versatility of Mehmood, who plays the titular role of Chhote Nawab, a man who behaves like a five-year old due to his birth on February 29th. He is exploited by his greedy brother-in-law Safdar, who tries to take away his wealth. He is rescued by his father's friend Nawab Nazir Hussain, who educates him and arranges his marriage with his daughter Roshan, played by Ameeta. However, Chhote Nawab's life changes when he starts making money through his race-horse Roshni and falls for a cabaret dancer Sophie, played by Helen.

Chhote Nawab is a movie that can be enjoyed by anyone who loves classic Hindi movies with comedy, romance and music. The movie is available on YouTube and other online platforms for streaming or downloading.

The movie also has some interesting trivia associated with it. For instance, the movie was originally titled "Chhote Nawab Bada Badmash" but was changed to "Chhote Nawab" after Mehmood's suggestion. The movie also marks the first collaboration between Mehmood and R.D. Burman, who later worked together in many hit movies like "Padosan", "Bombay to Goa" and "Namak Halaal". The movie also features a cameo appearance by Lucky Ali, who is Mehmood's son and a famous singer in his own right.

Chhote Nawab is a movie that deserves to be watched and appreciated by all fans of Hindi cinema. The movie is a perfect example of how a simple story can be made entertaining and memorable with the help of talented actors, directors and musicians. The movie is a tribute to the golden era of Bollywood and a testament to the genius of Mehmood and R.D. Burman.

The movie also has some memorable dialogues that add to the humor and charm of the movie. Some of the dialogues are:

- "Chhote Nawab ka dimaag chhota hai, lekin dil bada hai." (Chhote Nawab has a small brain, but a big heart.)

- "Aapko pata hai, aapki beti mujhe bahut pasand hai. Aur mujhe pata hai, aapko meri beti bahut pasand hai." (You know, I like your daughter very much. And I know, you like my daughter very much.)

- "Maine tumhe kaha tha na, Chhote Nawab ko chhota mat samjho. Woh bada badmash hai." (I told you not to underestimate Chhote Nawab. He is a big rascal.)

- "Tumhare pyar mein hum beqarar hoke chale. Tumhari zulfon mein hum khumar hoke chale." (In your love, I became restless and left. In your hair, I became intoxicated and left.)

The movie also has some beautiful locations that enhance the visual appeal of the movie. The movie was shot in Bombay and Calcutta and showcases the culture and lifestyle of both the cities. The movie also features some scenes at the race-course, where Chhote Nawab's horse Roshni wins several races. The movie also has some scenes at the cabaret club, where Sophie performs her dance numbers.