Re: Couple of questions on film 'Harjaee'

[man...@rincon.co.in]

On Saturday, 1 June 1996 12:30:00 UTC+5:30, Ashoke Kumar Sinha wrote:
> Ashok wrote:-
>
> >
> > While in Bangalore, I got the songs of 'Harjaee' taped from LP, in an
> > establishment that calls itself a "disc club." The music for the film
> > as I am sure most of you knew before I did, was by RDB and the lyricists
> > were Vithal Bhai Patel, Gulshan Bawra, and Nida Fazli. I have couple of
> > queries for knowledgeable RMIMers:
> >
> > 1. There is a nice Kishore-Asha duet, titled "kherishu", written by
> > Gulshan Bawra. It goes
> >
> > KK jeevan me.n jab aise pal aayenge
> > ek dooje bin ham na reh paayenge
> > o tum se mai.n phir boloongaa pyar se
> > Asha kyaa?
> > KK kherishu, aarishu
> >
> >
> > Asha repeats it with 'boloongi.'
> >
> > What is meant by "kherishu" and "aarishu" (approximate transcription;
> > could be "Khairishu.)
> >
> > 2. Has another nice song, which is a duet with Rafi and a male singer I
> > have never heard or heard of before: Chandrashekhar Gadgil. The song
> > is entitled "mee raksham" and the words are by Nida Fazli:
> >
> > har jalwaa, tera jalwaa, teri ye duniyaa
> > kya masjid kya but_khaana, dil kaa maj_hab dildaari
> > o mee raksham, o mee raksham, o mee raksham
> >
> > A larger part of the song is sung by Gadgil. He made a favourable
> > impression on me, somewhat like the first time I heard Narandra Chanchal
> > in 'Bobby.'
> >
> > Who is this singer and has he sung any other songs in Hindi? And, what
> > kind of a film was 'Harjaee'?
> >
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
> >
> > Ashok
> >
>
> =====================
>
>
> A short review of "Harjaee" :- Randhir Kapoor tries to win the heart of
> Tina Munim in several ways. Finally he succeeds by telling her that he is
> a cancer-patient. Ultimately it turns out that he really has cancer. At
> the end of the picture both Tina Munim and Randhir Kapoor die (and I keep
> thinking why I am still alive after watching the movie).
>
> The film has some very good songs. However I do not know what do they
> mean by "kherishu" and "aarishu". As far as I remember in the film some
> kashmiri made these two comments and from that the song started.
>
> RD Burman used Chandrashekhar Gadgil in few films. In "Manzil Manzil"
> there was a song by him - I forgot the lyrics, it was a devotional song.
> In "Kudrat" he sang "Dukh sukh ka harek mala". This is a good song; a
> part of this tune was copied by Anand-Milind in the film "Rakhwala" where
> it was sung by SP Balasubramaniam. I am not very sure, but I think
> Chandrasekhar Gadgil also sang a song in the film "Romance".
> Ashoke.

Sorry for a late reply on this thread but Harjaee has been one of the best albums of Panchamda and my favourite. The movie bombed and hence the soundtrack too else you had such fabulous numbers.

Kherishu Varishu means I love you, I need you.

And while on Harjaee, do listen to another favourite soundtrack of mine, Yeh Vaada Raha.

Manish Kamdar from the group Pancham Paagals in Mumbai

[Afzal A. Khan]

On 11/6/2017 1:20 AM, man...@rincon.co.in wrote:



>

>>>
>>> While in Bangalore, I got the songs of 'Harjaee' taped from LP, in an
>>> establishment that calls itself a "disc club." The music for the film
>>> as I am sure most of you knew before I did, was by RDB and the lyricists
>>> were Vithal Bhai Patel, Gulshan Bawra, and Nida Fazli. I have couple of
>>> queries for knowledgeable RMIMers:
>>>
>>> 1. There is a nice Kishore-Asha duet, titled "kherishu", written by
>>> Gulshan Bawra. It goes
>>>
>>> KK jeevan me.n jab aise pal aayenge
>>> ek dooje bin ham na reh paayenge
>>> o tum se mai.n phir boloongaa pyar se
>>> Asha kyaa?
>>> KK kherishu, aarishu
>>>
>>>
>>> Asha repeats it with 'boloongi.'
>>>
>>> What is meant by "kherishu" and "aarishu" (approximate transcription;
>>> could be "Khairishu.)
>>>
>>> 2. Has another nice song, which is a duet with Rafi and a male singer I
>>> have never heard or heard of before: Chandrashekhar Gadgil. The song
>>> is entitled "mee raksham" and the words are by Nida Fazli:
>>>
>>> har jalwaa, tera jalwaa, teri ye duniyaa
>>> kya masjid kya but_khaana, dil kaa maj_hab dildaari
>>> o mee raksham, o mee raksham, o mee raksham
>>>

>>> Ashok




Raqs = Dance


Mee~raqsam --- "I am dancing" (with joy)