Re: Songs of vivek mushran, ravina tandon starred movie 'Anjaane'
Pavan Jha
cassette intact till a few weeks back, when my 2 year old kid did a
surgery and postmortem on it.. unfortunately I couldn't save it...
RIP
Pavan Jha
V
AbhiEJeet wrote:
> This movie has fantastic songs especially 'nain tere zuke zuke'. But i
> do not find this movie on giitaayan. Am i doing mistake?
>
> If not, oh boy, nobody on earth is going to post lyrics of nain tere
> zuke zuke, kaale kaale baadal, huye hai kuchh ham se.
>
> Heard thousand times in 1994. But i don't have cassette now. But i will
> find.
>
> Everybody back off!
Hads the cassette and probably stil have it. Will have to look through
an old box. Will let you know.
Afzal A. Khan
> This movie has fantastic songs especially 'nain tere zuke zuke'. But i
> do not find this movie on giitaayan. Am i doing mistake?
>
> If not, oh boy, nobody on earth is going to post lyrics of nain tere
> zuke zuke, kaale kaale baadal, huye hai kuchh ham se.
>
> Heard thousand times in 1994. But i don't have cassette now. But i will
> find.
>
> Everybody back off!
>
I think there was another good song in the movie, a duet
where there is some "rooThna~manaana". Filmed literally
around a tree. The song itself used to be shown on TV.
It is news to me that an audio cassette of the songs was
released. Reportedly, about 14 reels were shot before the
film was shelved for good.
Afzal
skalr...@yahoo.com
KS- nain tere zuke zuke
oTh tere ruke ruke
rakh de dil pe haath
sun le dil ki baat sonso.N ki sargam se
******
AbhiEJeet:
nain tere zuke zuke
oTh tere ruke ruke
Your are incorrigible.
Happy Listenings.
Satish Kalra
V S Rawat
>
> skalr...@yahoo.com wrote:
> > AbhiEJeet wrote:
> >
> > KS- nain tere zuke zuke
> > oTh tere ruke ruke
> > rakh de dil pe haath
> > sun le dil ki baat sonso.N ki sargam se
> >
> > ******
> >
> > AbhiEJeet:
> >
> > nain tere zuke zuke
> > oTh tere ruke ruke
> >
> >
> > Your are incorrigible.
>
> I learned marathi, hindi, english. Now you are telling me to
> learn another langauge, iTrans!
>
> Voila.
Mr Kalra is not asking you to learn iTrans on his own accord.
ISB is asking you to learn itrans. Technically, isb is iTrans
Song Book, though many think it is Indian Song Book.
Like any language, speaker and listener both must know the
language only then communication is possible. A system has been
devised for representing hindi alphabets using english letters,
and that is itrans.
If you right things like "zuke zuke", only those persons who are
well versed with hindi will be able to know what you had
written. To make its understanding objective, it is necessary
that you write what others are trained to read correctly.
For that matter, with the arrival of unicode, itrans is not all
that required because you can even easily write hindi/ devnagari
and people can read that easily. But, there are several people
who can't read hindi alphabets, but everybody can read english
alphabets.
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As far as your learning marathi and hindi is concerned, I doubt
that you ever really learned it. You must have been a kid in
some hindi/ marathi speaking surroundings, and you picked the
languages without really learning it. No?
--
UVR
> skalr...@yahoo.com wrote:
> > AbhiEJeet wrote:
> >
> > KS- nain tere zuke zuke
> > oTh tere ruke ruke
> > rakh de dil pe haath
> > sun le dil ki baat sonso.N ki sargam se
> >
> > ******
> >
> > AbhiEJeet:
> >
> > nain tere zuke zuke
> > oTh tere ruke ruke
> >
> >
> > Your are incorrigible.
>
> another langauge, iTrans!
>
> Voila.
You have obviously not learned English or Hindi. I don't have
enough knowledge of Marathi to say whether you have learned
it or not, but let me assure you that "iTrans" isn't a language you
can learn. Figuring out why is left as an exercise to the reader.
-UVR.