Popular songs picturised on not so popular actors
Abhijit
category had it not been Zeenat doing the Asha part. But then, we have
this "chalate chalate mere ye giit yaad rakhanaa" picturised on some
Vishal. Any other song to beat this?
Poma
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1}Dil Kya kare jab kisise, kisiko pyar ho jaaye and Bhool gaya sab kuch,
yaad nahi ab kuch picturised on Vikram and Laxmi Narayan in Julie.
2}Yeh ladka haaye allah kaisa hai diwana and Kya hua tera vaada picturised
on Tariq from Nazir Husain's Ham Kisise Kam Nahi.
3} Maana ho tum behad hasin, aise bure ham bhi nahi on Shekhar Kapur and
Shabana from Toote Khilone.
Rgds Poms
maild...@yahoo.com
on watching on-screen performace for the song:
Teri Galiyon Mein Na Rakhenge Kadam, Aaj Ke Baad
The hankies are still damp.
The song by itself is quite good
Sudhir
p.s.: Tariq, if I remember it correctly, is nephew of Nasir Husain.
(or
alternatively, one can say, was a 'Ghar Ki Murgi'
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Abhijit
maild...@yahoo.com wrote:
> It was long time ago, when few members 'Bahao Bade Bade Aansoo'
> on watching on-screen performace for the song:
>
> Teri Galiyon Mein Na Rakhenge Kadam, Aaj Ke Baad
>
> The hankies are still damp.
>
> The song by itself is quite good
>
>
> Sudhir
>
> p.s.: Tariq, if I remember it correctly, is nephew of Nasir Husain.
> (or
> alternatively, one can say, was a 'Ghar Ki Murgi'
>
Well, for the films mentioned, it would be appropriate to call him
"ghar kii daal" who has been treated "murgii baraabar".
Narsingh
How about one of the most beautiful song sung by Asha "Aage bhi jaane
na tu" (Waqt, music: Ravi) picturized on a complete no body.
Narsingh
Pramod
Abhijit schrieb:
Well how about:
"jiyaa le gayo jii moraa saa.nvariyaa" on Bindu.
"vo bhuulii daastaa.n lo phir yaad aa ga_ii" on Anita Guha
"mai.n tumhii se puuchhatii huu.N, mujhe tum se pyaar kyo.n hai" on
Minoo Mumtaz (Mehmood's sister in real life, I think)
All songs of Parasmani
All songs of Aashiqui (who remembers them now, you would say, but they
were a big hit in the 1991)
"dikhaa_ii di_e yuu.N ki bekhud kiyaa" on Supriya Phatak
"aap yuu.N faasalo.n se guzarate rahe" on Madhuchanda (okay how many
people really remember this song other than people from this group.
Pramod
Pramod
Abhijit schrieb:
> maild...@yahoo.com wrote:
> > p.s.: Tariq, if I remember it correctly, is nephew of Nasir Husain.
> > (or
> > alternatively, one can say, was a 'Ghar Ki Murgi'
> >
>
> Well, for the films mentioned, it would be appropriate to call him
> "ghar kii daal" who has been treated "murgii baraabar".
a case like that of uday chopra. I don't know of anybody, who says that
he/she likes him
Pramod
Pramod
Abhijit schrieb:
Well, Vijay Arora was a quite popular hero in the mid 70's and acted in
popular films like: Jeevan Jyoti, Roti, 36 Ghante, Ek Mutthi Aasmaan,
Insaaf, Phagun, Yaadon Ki Baaraat, Rakhi Aur Hathkadi, Sabse Bada Sukh
and Samadhi. But his career nose-dived sometime around 1978 or so. Was
good-looking as well. didn't he act also ina movie with Jaya Bhaduri?
Prmaod
Pramod
Pramod schrieb:
one more addition:
"agar mujh se muhabbat hai mujhe sab apane Gam de do" pciturised on
Supriya Choudhary
Pramod
skalr...@yahoo.com
For this thread, the blue ribbon should go to Joy Mukherji - not one,
but dozens of popular songs - and the runners up to Biswajit, or as one
RMIMer had written earlier, Shah Rukh Khan.
Happy Listenings.
Satish Kalra
Sukesh
he/she likes him
> Pramod
If he is put in a zoo among the apes, the apes would go on strike,
demanding his removal from there. ;-)
Anyway, nepotism is rampant in the film industry. Real uglies (but sons
and daughters of industry's big shots) have tried to force themselves on
audiences. Randhir Kapoor, Naina Sahu, Tusshar Kapoor and Rishi Kapoor's
son are some examples.
Sukesh
Anita Guha, IIRC, (in Parasmani ) and some other names mentioned in the
thread were the leading actors/actresses in the films mentioned. These two
ladies were well know in those days.
Regards
Sukesh
Animesh K
How could you forget Kishan Kumar and "achha sillaa diyaa tuune" (the
popular (in its own class) song before Sonu got popular in a big way)!!!
Sukesh
Moreover, why bother.
Regards
Sukesh
Abhijit
Apologies for very late reply. Vijay Arora might have acted in a number
of films as you mentioned. But I disagree he was quite a popular hero.
At best he was a notch better than Vikrams and Hemant Birjes. He
could't carry the weight of a movie by himself.
vrk
kahe...vrishTi paDe from the movie paheli. the hero I could recognise
as the mute from khoon bhari maang a guy called satyajit. I do not know
who the girl is. prob the balika badhu girl? but that is a beautiful
song too. could feature in this thread.
s.bhouman
actors not so popular then."
otherwise,
1. All the hit songs of the movies featuring new comers should fall
under this category. Would you take QSQT or Hero?
2.inclusion of Laxmi (Julie's song) is not justified. She was already
one of the very popular / leading actors in the South in all the four
languages. Perhaps, again the title is meant only for Hindi/ North
actors.
2. Big B was not very popular, even considered a flop, when movies like
Manzil, Benaam were released (Do Anjaane?). That he subsequently became
a superstar, a legend, a history is another thing.
3. Why not include the hero of Piya ka Ghar (which had such wonderful
songs like "yeh jeevan hai") who faded into oblivion in a short span?
4. There was a mention of "age bhi jaane"" in the thread. The song
could have been picturised on a non entity in filmdom. But its
popularity was not entirely due to the lyrical content or music. Please
remember the sequence is very pivotal to the ensuing climax and it was
Chopra's genius to feature all the characters (heroes, heroines,
villain, character actors) with everybody doing contributing the
situation or bringing out the character. It was a song that became
popular more to the situation.
Abhijit
s.bhouman wrote:
> I suppose the title is meant to mean "popular songs picturised on
> actors not so popular then."
> otherwise,
> 1. All the hit songs of the movies featuring new comers should fall
> under this category. Would you take QSQT or Hero?
It's more like how much do you visualise the person whom the song is
picturised on actually singing the song rather than the song being sung
by an anonymous person. You do associate QSQT songs with Amir and
"pyaar karane waale kabhii Darate nahii.n" immediately reminds one of
Jackie Shroff's face. So, no, to me they don't fall in the category.
But you'll hate to link "pyaar maa.ngaa hai tumhii se" to Sachin or
"maanaa ho tum behad hasii.n" to Shekhar Kapoor for instance. They
therefore belong to the category.
> 2.inclusion of Laxmi (Julie's song) is not justified. She was already
> one of the very popular / leading actors in the South in all the four
> languages. Perhaps, again the title is meant only for Hindi/ North
> actors.
> 2. Big B was not very popular, even considered a flop, when movies like
> Manzil, Benaam were released (Do Anjaane?).
Benaam yes, but Manzil? Even though it was a low-key movie, it was made
when Big B was already a superstar. BTW, the only popular song of
Benaam (yaaraa o yaaraa) was picturised on (+sung by) Chanchal. And he
was popular in his own genre.
Pramod
Abhijit schrieb:
You are right in that, that he never could carry a film on his
shoulders alone. But if I remember right, the girls in the 70's, as far
as I can remember form my early childhood, were quite enamoured by him.
To exaggerate a bit: Madhubala also had very few hits, but she was
popular all the same. Same can be said of Aishwarya Rai.
So popular, yes! hits no!
As it is, it is very difficult to say what and who is popular. take for
e.g. Ameeta from Dekh kabira roya, Tumsa nahin dekha and Gunj uthi
shehnai. I remember her due to her above movies, but in the late 60's
she was relegated to play roles opposite Rajendranath in Around the
World for e.g. For me I would have said she is popular, because I knew
her and because of the songs from these famous movies. But something
went wrong with her career and she is not really known today. Amita
Guha: I hardly knew her except from the song "Wo bhuli dastaan". But
she played many roles in mythological films and thus might have been
popular in certain segments of the film-going society.
Complicated, isn't it?
Pramod
s.bhouman
Going by the same, doesnt the song "bhulgaya sub kuch" evoke images of
Laxmi? Atleast to me it does, although I have never seen the movie but
in parts. The song's popularity was atleast partly due to the sequences
which, for those days, considered kinda hot.
Your info on Manzil is eye opener for me. Perhaps, it was under
production for a very long time. Except the sequence of "rim jim gire
saawan" where Moushmi had to walk over the parapat to suit the tall
hero, it could well (and perhaps better) played by a hero like Amol
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Bago me bahar ayi - Salim Durrani
Song by Archana in "Budhhamil gaya"
in another song Navin Nischol describes her as Raat kali ek khwab me
ayi !!!
saranga teri yaad me -- Sudesh
RajKumar ---a fine actor looks at unease in all his songs, and
astrocious as dancer.