Song from Razia Sultan
Jacob Levich
ITRANS database, but I can't remember the opening line. It's the one that's
sung as a lullaby to Hema Malini as she and her (rather uncomfortably close)
companion drift in a boat in a pool at the palace.
Does anyone remember the opening line? Alternatively, can one search the
ITRANS database by movie title?
Jake
jle...@delphi.com
Renu Thamma
It could be the Lata solo, `Jalta hai badan'. The song *does* start with the
same opening lines, but the first line of the song where it offically starts is
`Ishq se keh do kaheen se le aaye saawan, pyaas bhadki hai sareshaam (?) se
jalta hai badan'.
The other song in this movie is `Ae dil-e-nadaan', which to my knowledge, is
picturized on Hema singing it alone, without any companions, comfy or
not-comfy. :)
Hope this helps.
Renu.
Amin Meghani
could it be "jalta hai badan" ?
--Amin
Srinivas R Kadaba
> There's a lovely song Lata sings in Razia Sultan. I'd look it up in the
> ITRANS database, but I can't remember the opening line. It's the one that's
> sung as a lullaby to Hema Malini as she and her (rather uncomfortably close)
> companion drift in a boat in a pool at the palace.
>
> Does anyone remember the opening line? Alternatively, can one search the
> ITRANS database by movie title?
>
Yup, a beautiful one!
The song is "khwaab ban kar koyi aayega, tho neend aayegi".
Unfortunately, I don't remember the lyrics. If some one has the
audio cassette, please let me know if I can get a copy.
Cheeni
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Srinivas Kadaba
School of EE
Purdue University
Nuts
There's a wonderful solo in that same movie (I think). It goes:
aayi zanjeer ki jhankaar,
khuda khair karein,
dil hua kiska giraftaar,
khuda khair karein...
I must've heard this song just twice in my entire life (which is not so
long in the first place, but I digress) but it has never failed to move
me. The lyrics are simple and I have never seen the picturisation, but
the voice has a raw power of its own. To my mind, the voice carries all
the harshness of the desert and a primal bass in it. I don't know who the
singer is and would love to know who it is. The music (Khaiyyam?) is not
terribly ornate and subsmues itself to the singer whenever he sings. And
what I love about the song is the pace. There is no hurriedness about it.
Oftentimes, consecutive lines are sung with quite a big interlude in
between. I think that's amazing, the idea that you don't have to be
lock-in-step with the beat, but just sing when the moment seizes you. Nah,
maybe that's wrong, he _must_ be singing with the beat, but... oh heck,
just hear it if you get the chance.
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Manav Kamran
>There's a wonderful solo in that same movie (I think). It goes:
> aayi zanjeer ki jhankaar,
> khuda khair karein,
> dil hua kiska giraftaar,
> khuda khair karein...
>I don't know who the singer is and would love to know who it is.
The name of the singer is Kabban Mirza.
Satnam Singh Doad
KOI HOTHON SE SULAYEGA ( OR WAS IT PILAYEGA ) TO NEEND AAYEGI
Doad
Satnam Singh Doad
On Wed, 14 Dec 1994, Nuts wrote:
> In response to Jake Levich and Renu Thamma on the Razia Sultan thread:
>
> There's a wonderful solo in that same movie (I think). It goes:
>
> aayi zanjeer ki jhankaar,
> khuda khair karein,
> dil hua kiska giraftaar,
> khuda khair karein
The name of the singer is ( if I clearly remember ) KABBAN MIRZA
Doad
Jacob Levich
>On Wed, 14 Dec 1994, Jacob Levich wrote:
>
>> There's a lovely song Lata sings in Razia Sultan. I'd look it up in the
>> ITRANS database, but I can't remember the opening line. It's the one that's
>> sung as a lullaby to Hema Malini as she and her (rather uncomfortably close)
>> companion drift in a boat in a pool at the palace.
>>
>> Does anyone remember the opening line? Alternatively, can one search the
>> ITRANS database by movie title?
>
>Doad
Jake
Z. U. Khan
> aayi zanjeer ki jhankaar,
> khuda khair karein,
> dil hua kiska giraftaar,
> khuda khair karein...
> I don't know who the singer is and would love to know who it is.
** I can't recall the first name... but I think it might be some Kapoor.
He rarely sings nowadays. His son Rohan Kapoor also acted in some films
circa '86 '87. And oh yes... good song.
Zaki
Sandeep S Bajwa
from Razia Sultan is sung by 'Kabban Mirza', under the music direction
of Khaiyyaam, lyrics are eithre by Jan Nisaar Akhtar, Nida Fazli or
Kaifi Azmi, as they are all the lyricists of this film.
Kabban Mirza, belongs to a famous Royal Musicians family from
Bhopal, or somewhere in M.P.. He has only sung one song for movies and that
too on the personal request of the famous producer/director of Razia Sultan,
Pakeeza and Love & God, can you name him? yup you got it he was
Kamal Amrohi. Indeed a great film maker, who put all his money into Razia
Sultan and sunk without a trace after this movie bombed badly. In my opinion
choosing Hema as a Razia Sultan was a really bad choice. She couldn't speak
the chaste Urdu/Farsi/Turkish required for the movie, while Dharmendra,
Pradip Kumar, Sohrab Modi and Vijeyenra acted well and were well versd
in their dialogues, it could have been a milestone in historical cineman, but
??????????????????
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Prince Kohli
In article <3cvk5s$d...@usenet.srv.cis.pitt.edu>, ssb...@pitt.edu (Sandeep S Bajwa) writes:
|> The song 'Aaye Zanjeer ki Jhankaar Khuda Khair Kare'
|> from Razia Sultan is sung by 'Kabban Mirza', under the music direction
|> of Khaiyyaam, lyrics are eithre by Jan Nisaar Akhtar, Nida Fazli or
|> Kaifi Azmi, as they are all the lyricists of this film.
The lyricist for this song is Jan Nisar Akhtar. Very nice song. The
movie was directed by Kamal Amrohi, as Sandeep pointed out, and was
produced by A.K. Mishra. And btw, JNA is also the lyricist for the
other song that was discussed - khwaab banke koi ayega to neend ayegi.
-Prince
Vishal Misra
Sandeep> The song 'Aaye Zanjeer ki Jhankaar Khuda Khair Kare'
Sandeep> from Razia Sultan is sung by 'Kabban Mirza', under the
Sandeep> music direction of Khaiyyaam, lyrics are eithre by Jan
Sandeep> Nisaar Akhtar, Nida Fazli or Kaifi Azmi, as they are all
Sandeep> the lyricists of this film.
You missed out one lyricist of the movie - Kaif Bhopali.
Sandeep> Kabban Mirza, belongs to a famous Royal Musicians
Sandeep> family from Bhopal, or somewhere in M.P.. He has only
Sandeep> sung one song for movies and that too on the personal
Sandeep> request of the famous producer/director of Razia Sultan,
Sandeep> Pakeeza and Love & God, can you name him? yup you got it
Sandeep> he was Kamal Amrohi. Indeed a great film maker, who put
Sandeep> all his money into Razia Sultan and sunk without a trace
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Nope. The movie was produced by AK Mishra. The losses suffered by the
Mishra family due to Kamal Amrohi would take megabytes to document -
so I'll leave that out...
-Vishal
Ravi K. Rai
: Yup, a beautiful one!
Yep it is khvaab ban kar. Unfortunately it is not in the ISB. Will add
this song soon. But there are other songs which are present.
523: jalataa hai badan, ho, ha_y! jalataa hai badan
535: ai dil\-e\-naadaa.n, ai dil\-e\-naadaa.n, aarazuu kyaa hai
Ravi Rai
Ashwin Chemburkar
> Zaki
Methinks the singer is Kabban ( or Qabban ) Mirza.. Vivid Bharti
listeners would remember him as one of the regular compere for
Chaya Geet..
Rohit ( using a friend's id )
Satnam Singh Doad
more lines which goes as
na jane kaun meri ruh ko chhoo kar guzra
ik chamakti hui talwar, khuda khair kare
doad