'teasing' love songs of RDB
Arun Verma
The 'teasing' or the 'cheD-chaD' songs have always been favorite
of mine. RDB gave us some lovely numbers in this category. As
you will probably notice, all the songs I am listing down
here are from the same 'era', i.e early seventies. And
furthurmore all songs feature the Kishore Kumar-Lata combination.
RDB never gave us beautiful numbers in this category later in
the seventies, and the 80's. OK, there might be some, but they
were never the same.
1. KK : Maine dekha ek sapna
Lata : Haay, kya dekha, bolo na bolo na
KK : Kabse dhadke dil kitna
Lata : Haay, haay kitna bolo na bolo na (pause) BOLO na!
KK : Dekha baadlon sa ek naujawan teri raahon mein hai
aur tu paaglon ki tarah uski baahon mein hai.
(SAMADHI, Majrooh)
This is one of those typical 'cheD-chaD' game , where the
'winner' keeps switching back and forth, and finally both
of them are winners. RDB's tune makes it very much enjoyable.
2. KK : Kaali palak teri gori, khulne lagi hai thoDi thoDi
ek chorni ek chor ke ghar karne, chali hai chori
O chori
Lata : Kaali palak piya mori, khulne lagi ...
(DO CHOR, Majrooh)
An excellent number, especially the music in the prelude
and the interludes.
3. KK : Suno
Lata : haan, Kaho
KK : Kaha
Lata : Arre , Suna
KK : Kuchh hua kya?
Lata : Abhi to nahin, kucch bhi nahin
KK : Chali
Lata : hawa
KK : jhuki
Lata : ghata
KK : Kuchh hua kya?
Lata : Abhi to nahin, kucch bhi nahin
(AAP KI KASAM, Anand Bakshi)
4. KK : Diwaana karke choDoge, lagta hai yoon humko
Sau baar kaha hai jaane-jahan yun pyar se tum dekha na karo
Lata : Haay, jeena mushkil kar doge, lagta hai yun humko
Sau baar....
(MERE JEEVAN SAATHI, Majrooh)
Wow!! what a number. Orchestra done by RDB here is just out
of the world. The beats, the music..excellent. A very 'flowy'
number. Wonder why it is the least popular among MERE JEEVAN
SAATHI songs.
5. Lata : Koi Ladka mujhe kal raat sapne mein mila
badi pyaari si soorat thi, bhala sa naam tha
lala la la lala lalala la lala
KK : Koi ladki mujhe kal raat....
(SEETA AUR GEETA, Majrooh)
Lyrically, this number is the cousin of the SAMADHI song(#1).
6. Lata : Maine kaha zid choD de, duppata choD de, O sanam
KK : Maine kaha zid choD de, tu dil mod de, O sanam
Yayya ya yayya yaaa
(RICKSHAWALA, Majrooh)
This song happens to be my current favorite. Very enjoyable
to say the least.
RDB was by no means the best in this category, SDB was really
his 'baap' when it came to CheD-chaD songs. A very special
mention should also go to OPN, who had tons of lovely songs
in this category. Are we missing somebody?
Yes, sure. The REAL credit should go to the man behind the scenes,
and he is Majrooh Sultanpuri. (whether its SDB, OPN or RDB).
Hats off to Majrooh for these wonderful songs.
Cheers
Arun
Harish Suvarna
ve...@lindt.mcs.anl.gov (Arun Verma) wrote:
Oh yes, these ched-ched songs create a great scene on the screen
and everyone enjoys a lot. RDB is good in all situations.
Let me add the following ched-ched songs.
These ched ched songs can come when
1) when heroine is arrogant and hero tries to rag her in a college.
song in Dil ladki hai yaa... kambhi jaisi khadi hai... types.
2) The Heroine pretends that she does'nt like a guy and teases him
3) Heroine is angry and refuses to talk to the guy.
With these in mind I sang the following numbers to myself.
1) yeh Ladkaa haaye allah kaisa hai deewana (HKKN)
Great Music, Great Tune, Great Picturisation, Great Lyrics.
Yeh gaane ki 'khass' baat yeh hai ki it is one of those
mazedaar situations where the lady teases the lover saying that
there can not be love so soon, love can not happen instantly,
it should be well thought etc etc.. despite the fact that she
already made up her mind positively on the guy.
Hum ne to itnaa seekha Humne tho Itnaa Jaana
Dil Kaa soudaa hota hai souda zindaagi ka
milte hi kaise koi hotsa hai deewaaana
kitna mushkil hai toubaa isko samjhaana
The other speciality is, it is lady who is teasing the guy.
2)
Koi haseena jab rooth jaati hai tho hai to
ek do teen ho jaati hai
In Sholay I love this song more than Mahbooba Mahbooba.
Dharmender and Hemaa made this song real Romantic.
3) Soni Mere soni meri tamanna jhoot nahin hai mera pyaar
deewaana se ho gayi galti jaane do yaar (Yaadon ki Baarat)
4) DDLJ song
ruk jaa oh jaane waali
5) Leke pahla Pahla pyaar Bhar ke ankho me umaar
CID
6) Bol Raadha Bol sanagm hogaa ke nahin
7) That song in Dil Hai Ki Mannta Nahin, Raghu Jaitley puts some
photograph in wallet and starts singing teasing Puja Bhatt.
There should be numerous numbers of Shammi, Rajesh Khanna..
damn, I have to work..
Let me tell you what Arun, why dont you postpone starting lovely threads
like this for another two weeks. I am full upto neck in work.
If you put a good post I can not refrain myself from posting
to Rmim. :-))
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Anand Kuppuswamy
Hi!
In article <4pfdg3$i...@fido.asd.sgi.com>, sundu says...
>
>
>1) yeh Ladkaa haaye allah kaisa hai deewana (HKKN)
>
> Hum ne to itnaa seekha Humne tho Itnaa Jaana
> Dil Kaa soudaa hota hai souda zindaagi ka
> milte hi kaise koi hotsa hai deewaaana
> kitna mushkil hai toubaa isko samjhaana
>
> The other speciality is, it is lady who is teasing the guy.
>
I love this song! ... yet another of those Asha-Rafi beauties! I particularly like
Rafi's part ...
... Bholi ho thum kya jano
ab bhi mujhko pehchano
....
Great job by RDB in all he songs in this movie ...
... who can forget the great Rafi-Asha qawwali ...
... Hai agar dushman..n~nn
Hai agar dushman dushman
zamana gham nahin gham nahin
...
>2)
> Koi haseena jab rooth jaati hai tho hai to
> ek do teen ho jaati hai
>
> In Sholay I love this song more than Mahbooba Mahbooba.
>
> Dharmender and Hemaa made this song real Romantic.
This is probably the best song from Sholay, IMO!
>3) Soni Mere soni meri tamanna jhoot nahin hai mera pyaar
> ^^^^ deewaana se ho gayi galti jaane do yaar (Yaadon ki Baarat)
This is a nice song too! ... It should be ...
...meri soni meri tamanna ...
I am in love with this beautiful Rafi song from 'Abdullah' ... again an RDB magic
...
... Maine poocha chand se ke dekha hai kahin
mere yaar sa hasin
chand ne kaha chandni ki kasamm...m
nahin(!) nahin(!) nahinn~~n~nn (I love this part!)
maine poocha chand se...
Anand
S.Jagadish
> This is a nice song too! ... It should be ...
> ...meri soni meri tamanna ...
Hehe ... isnt it O Meri Soni Meri Tamanna ? :)
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ve...@lindt.mcs.anl.gov (Arun Verma) writes:
=>The 'teasing' or the 'cheD-chaD' songs have always been favorite of
=>mine. RDB gave us some lovely numbers in this category. As you will
=>probably notice, all the songs I am listing down here are from the same
=>'era', i.e early seventies. And furthurmore all songs feature the Kishore
=>Kumar-Lata combination. RDB never gave us beautiful numbers in this
=>category later in the seventies, and the 80's. OK, there might be some, but
=>they were never the same.
While there are a number of Kishore-Lata songs composed by R.D. Burman in the
teasing category, in my opinion, it was Kishore and Asha who hit it off
beautifully in this relationship. (And not just with R.D.Burman's music.)
Other than the omnipresent, yet thoroughly enjoyable "Ahhhh, chhod do aanchal
zamana kya kahega" from "Paying Guest" with S.D.Burman and "Haal kaisa hai
janaab ka" from "Chalti ka naam gaadi" again by S.D. Burman, I can tell you
of a couple more not-so-mainstream ones I am extremely fond of.
One is from "Jaalsaaz", music by N.Dutta - "Arararararara tod na dil beqaraar
ka, maan bhi jaao chhodo yeh dillagi". Kishore and Asha are thoroughly in
their playful element in this song.
Another is from an offbeat movie called "Manoranjan" starring Sanjeev Kumar
and Zeenat Aman, music by R.D. Burman - "Aaya hoon main tujhko le jaaoonga
apne saath tere haath thaamke".
And what about the popular "Bhali bhali si ek soorat bhala sa ek naam" from
"Budhdha mil gaya". Asha is spectacularly playful in this song. Lata would
not have been able to carry off the playfulness half as well as Asha does, in
my opinion.
And I have an uneasy feeling, I am missing many many more ........
Vandana Venkatesan.
vipa
> With these in mind I sang the following numbers to myself.
>
>
Harish, you came up with some great songs. But I wanted to add two songs
to the category lady trying to make up with a guy and lady trying to
tease a guy, and I love both of the songs.
A. From Teesri Manzil--- O mere sona re, sona re, sona re....
B. From Sangam -- Mein Kaa karu ram mujhe buddha mil gaya.....
Vipa
vipa
Arun Verma
>
>While there are a number of Kishore-Lata songs composed by R.D. Burman in the
>teasing category, in my opinion, it was Kishore and Asha who hit it off
>beautifully in this relationship. (And not just with R.D.Burman's music.)
>
>Other than the omnipresent, yet thoroughly enjoyable "Ahhhh, chhod do aanchal
>zamana kya kahega" from "Paying Guest" with S.D.Burman and "Haal kaisa hai
>janaab ka" from "Chalti ka naam gaadi" again by S.D. Burman, I can tell you
>of a couple more not-so-mainstream ones I am extremely fond of.
>
>One is from "Jaalsaaz", music by N.Dutta - "Arararararara tod na dil beqaraar
>ka, maan bhi jaao chhodo yeh dillagi". Kishore and Asha are thoroughly in
>their playful element in this song.
>Another is from an offbeat movie called "Manoranjan" starring Sanjeev Kumar
>and Zeenat Aman, music by R.D. Burman - "Aaya hoon main tujhko le jaaoonga
>apne saath tere haath thaamke".
>
>And what about the popular "Bhali bhali si ek soorat bhala sa ek naam" from
>"Budhdha mil gaya". Asha is spectacularly playful in this song. Lata would
>not have been able to carry off the playfulness half as well as Asha does, in
>my opinion.
>
>And I have an uneasy feeling, I am missing many many more ........
>
>Vandana Venkatesan.
>
Thoroughly agree with Vandana. And before I forget, let me mention
another golden pair : Rafi with Asha. They have countless Chhed-Chhad
songs, particularly with SDB and OPN.
A couple of my favorites :
'Dekho kasam se, kasam se, kehte hain tumse haan' (TUMSA NAHIN DEKHA)
'O aaja pancchi akela hai' ( 9 2 11)
Cheers
Arun
Harish Suvarna
yes, vipa, o mere sona re sona re is a great tune. i have'nt seen the
film though.
there is one more song in anaamika. Jaya Bhaduri makes a real fun of
sanjeev kumar in simlaa ice. ...deewana....
-Harish
Crusader
I really liked the choice of Vandana but as far as I know,
I have'nt listened to the song from Jaalsaaz. IMO Kishore
too is really great in Bhali Bhali se ek soorat and the song
is one of my favorites.
Some other good songs in this category are
1) Ganga kinare ek bamblo gau ko ri jayi (KK + Lata) Movie: Sabse Bada
Rupaiya
KK & Lata are really playful in this song and it was a very popular song
of its time. Picturised on Vinod Mehra and Farida Jalal, this song was
one the saving grace of this lame movie.
2) Ham aap ki aankhon main is dil ko (Rafi + Geeta)
This is sophisticated playful song and esp. the lyrics are superb.
Sahir has done a real great job.
Look at the lines
Rafi: Ham aap ko khwaboon main la la ke satayenge
Geeta: Ham aapki aankhon se neende hi ura le to
Rafi has changed his voice really nicely to suit Guru Dutt. There are
many Rafi+Geeta duets which are tease or borderline tease :-) like
"Ankhon hi Ankhon main ishara ho gaya" songs.
Hemant and Lata/Asha had a very nice duet in this category which I fail
to remember.
Let me take a partisan shot :-). IMO Kishore practically ruled this
category. His playful personality reflected in these songs. One other
song which may qualify and is one of my favorites is
"Tum ko bhi to hota hoga o sajni" from movie "Aap aaye Bahaar aayi".
Kishore and Lata have made this rather ordinary song great song to
listen and fast music by LP helped in that feat. Another great song
is "Paanch rupaiah barah aana" song from Chalti ka Naam Gaadi.
Some solo(or almost solo) teasing songs
1) Baahon main chale aao (Anamika)
2) Raafta Raafta dekho aankh meri ladi hai (Some KKK movie)
3) Roothe roothe piya (Kora Kagaz)
4) Gham ka fasana ban gaya sachha & O manchali (Manchali)
5) O meri sharmilee (Sharmilee)
6) Dil Haaye mera dil
(the above song starts with kind of teasing overtones but later on
does'nt feel like a real teasing song. Any idea about picturisation!)
Cheers
Anup
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>
> ve...@lindt.mcs.anl.gov (Arun Verma) writes:
> =>The 'teasing' or the 'cheD-chaD' songs have always been favorite of
> =>mine. RDB gave us some lovely numbers in this category. As you will
> =>probably notice, all the songs I am listing down here are from the same
> =>'era', i.e early seventies. And furthurmore all songs feature the Kishore
> =>Kumar-Lata combination. RDB never gave us beautiful numbers in this
> =>category later in the seventies, and the 80's. OK, there might be some, but
> =>they were never the same.
>
> While there are a number of Kishore-Lata songs composed by R.D. Burman in the
> teasing category, in my opinion, it was Kishore and Asha who hit it off
> beautifully in this relationship. (And not just with R.D.Burman's music.)
>
> Other than the omnipresent, yet thoroughly enjoyable "Ahhhh, chhod do aanchal
> zamana kya kahega" from "Paying Guest" with S.D.Burman and "Haal kaisa hai
> janaab ka" from "Chalti ka naam gaadi" again by S.D. Burman, I can tell you
> of a couple more not-so-mainstream ones I am extremely fond of.
>
> One is from "Jaalsaaz", music by N.Dutta - "Arararararara tod na dil beqaraar
> ka, maan bhi jaao chhodo yeh dillagi". Kishore and Asha are thoroughly in
> their playful element in this song.
> Another is from an offbeat movie called "Manoranjan" starring Sanjeev Kumar
> and Zeenat Aman, music by R.D. Burman - "Aaya hoon main tujhko le jaaoonga
> apne saath tere haath thaamke".
>
> And what about the popular "Bhali bhali si ek soorat bhala sa ek naam" from
> "Budhdha mil gaya". Asha is spectacularly playful in this song. Lata would
> not have been able to carry off the playfulness half as well as Asha does, in
> my opinion.
>
> And I have an uneasy feeling, I am missing many many more ........
>
> Vandana Venkatesan.
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In article <4pi66b$2...@fido.asd.sgi.com> Harish Suvarna <sundu>
writes:
> there is one more song in anaamika. Jaya Bhaduri makes a real fun of
> sanjeev kumar in simlaa ice. ...deewana....
Wow --- this one is a really lovely song, made even more
memorable by Jaya and Sanjeev's beautiful acting...
"Logon naa maaro ise, yahii to mera dildaar hai..."
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> Another is from an offbeat movie called "Manoranjan" starring Sanjeev Kumar
> and Zeenat Aman, music by R.D. Burman - "Aaya hoon main tujhko le jaaoonga
> apne saath tere haath thaamke".
Not exactly the qn to be posed here. But anyone knows who directed/produced
this movie, when did it get released etc?
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S.Jagadish
Wat abt Accha Ji Main Haari Chali maan jaaona ?! Really a great song !
S.Jagadish
> there is one more song in anaamika. Jaya Bhaduri makes a real fun of
> sanjeev kumar in simlaa ice. ...deewana....
Is it Logo Na Maaro Ise ? (I cud ave screwed up on the words, but ya get the
idea rite ?!)
Kesav Kaliyaperumal
> ve...@lindt.mcs.anl.gov (Arun Verma) writes:
> =>The 'teasing' or the 'cheD-chaD' songs have always been favorite of
> =>mine. RDB gave us some lovely numbers in this category. As you will
> =>probably notice, all the songs I am listing down here are from the same
> =>'era', i.e early seventies. And furthurmore all songs feature the Kishore
> =>Kumar-Lata combination. RDB never gave us beautiful numbers in this
> =>category later in the seventies, and the 80's. OK, there might be some, but
> =>they were never the same.
>
> While there are a number of Kishore-Lata songs composed by R.D. Burman in the
> teasing category, in my opinion, it was Kishore and Asha who hit it off
> beautifully in this relationship. (And not just with R.D.Burman's music.)
>
> Other than the omnipresent, yet thoroughly enjoyable "Ahhhh, chhod do aanchal
> zamana kya kahega" from "Paying Guest" with S.D.Burman and "Haal kaisa hai
> janaab ka" from "Chalti ka naam gaadi" again by S.D. Burman, I can tell you
> of a couple more not-so-mainstream ones I am extremely fond of.
>
> "Budhdha mil gaya". Asha is spectacularly playful in this song. Lata would
> not have been able to carry off the playfulness half as well as Asha does, in
> my opinion.
>
> And I have an uneasy feeling, I am missing many many more ........
>
> Vandana Venkatesan.
I can think of a two more
'Hava ke saath saath' - Seetha aur Geetha
'Aap yahan aaye kisliye'- Kal aaj aur kal
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kesa...@umich.edu
vandana_venkatesan
Crusader <apa...@raynet.com> writes:
[........]
=>Let me take a partisan shot :-). IMO Kishore practically ruled this
=>category. His playful personality reflected in these songs. One other
=>song which may qualify and is one of my favorites is
=>"Tum ko bhi to hota hoga o sajni" from movie "Aap aaye Bahaar aayi".
=>Kishore and Lata have made this rather ordinary song great song to
=>listen and fast music by LP helped in that feat. Another great song
=>is "Paanch rupaiah barah aana" song from Chalti ka Naam Gaadi.
[........]
Indeed, Kishore's playful (euphemism for "eccentric", I s'pose) personality
does show through in such songs, esp. when the song is picturized on himself.
When Kishore and Asha sing, one can feel them letting go and having wholesome
fun. There are very few songs in which I feel Lata doing the same. One of
them oddly is, no, not "Jai jai shiv shankar" or "Chadti jawaani meri chaal
mastaani", but "Bhai battoor, bhai battoor ab jaayenge kitni door" from
"Padosan" (R.D.Burman). Wonder if anyone else feels the same about Lata in
this song.
[ Ofcourse, the trick to letting go and having fun is not having to worry
about being in tune. Which is probably why very few of the present day
singers can convey the same "masti", they have to concentrate too hard being
in tune. :) For a somewhat similar reason, S.P. Balasubramaniam is not the
same in Hindi songs - he has to concentrate too hard on his pronunciation to
have fun singing. Some of his Tamil songs are just oodles of fun. ]
After raving so much about the "Jaalsaaz" song, it is only fair that I post
the lyrics. Kishore and Asha share a delightful rapport in this song, marked
by harmony, conformity, accord, and affinity. (Just like Webster defines
"rapport"! :)
Movie: Jaalsaaz
Singers: Kishore Kumar, Asha Bhonsle
Starring: Kishore Kumar, Mala Sinha
Music: N. Datta
Lyrics: ?
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Kishore Asha
------- ----
Ararararara todo na dil beqaraar ka |
maan jaao ji, chhodo yeh dillagi |
maan jaao ji | Hmmmm...
chhodo yeh dillagi |
le bhi lo pehla tohfa yeh pyaar ka |
ararararara todo na dil beqaraar ka... | Ja ja..
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Asha Kishore
---- -------
Kaahe ko hum | Haan haan??
lete phiren | Aiiiin ??
tohfe tumhaare, |
jhukte mere qadmon pe hain chand sitare|
Kishore Asha
------- ----
Yeh toh bata | Kya???
kab taq tera | Ummhmmhmm
dard saha re, beete yun hi | Are re re
ab ke bina meri bahaaren | Beet jaane do mausam bahaar ka
Urrr..Aei.. |
Ararararara todo na dil beqaraar ka |
maan jaao ji, chhodo yeh dillagi |
maan jaao ji! | HaTo ji!
chhodo yeh dillagi |
le bhi lo pehla tohfa yeh pyaar ka | Ae haTo!!
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Asha Kishore
---- -------
Maine kabhi | Hun ??
dekha nahin | Hunhun
pyaar se tumko |
is pyaar ka, aaye yakeen kabhi na humko|
Kishore Asha
------- ----
Hum tum mile | Kya??
chanda tale | Aha ha
yaad hai tumko, us raat ka | Na na na
intezaar hai tabhi se humko | Phir toh ji kaaTo din intezaar ka
Urrr...Aei.. |
Aaiko poron itaLabitaLa maitaporonko(?)|
maan jaao ji, chhodo yeh dillagi |
maan jaao ji | Kya??
chhodo yeh dillagi |
le bhi lo pehla tohfa yeh pyaar ka |
Ararararara todo na dil beqaraar ka | Jaaa...
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Asha Kishore
---- -------
Ja ja abhi O jaadugar | Urrr...
aur kabhi mil, |
daalo na ji |
aisi nazar, dhadak uTha dil |
Kishore Asha
------- ----
Aisa na ho | Aha ha
chal doon kahin | Oho ho..
khulke zara mil, le le ise | Mmmhmm
bas mein nahin, sanam mera dil | Kya karoon main aise beqaraar ka
Urrr..Urr.. |
Ararararara todo na dil beqaraar ka |
maan jaao ji, chhoLo yeh dillagi |
maan jaao ji | Tut Tut..
chhoLo yeh dillagi |
le bhi lo payyla tohfa yeh pyaaL ka |
Arara rarara | Mmhmm hmm hm hm hm
Arara rarara | Na na na na na na
Arara | Mm hm hm
Ara ra | Na na na
Arara rarara aei... |
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Vandana Venkatesan.
vven...@pcocd2.intel.com
Arun Verma
In article <4pkptr$r...@doc.zippo.com>, <Vandana Venkatesan> wrote:
>Crusader <apa...@raynet.com> writes:
>[........]
>=>Let me take a partisan shot :-). IMO Kishore practically ruled this
>=>category. His playful personality reflected in these songs. One other
>=>song which may qualify and is one of my favorites is
>=>"Tum ko bhi to hota hoga o sajni" from movie "Aap aaye Bahaar aayi".
>=>Kishore and Lata have made this rather ordinary song great song to
>=>listen and fast music by LP helped in that feat. Another great song
>=>is "Paanch rupaiah barah aana" song from Chalti ka Naam Gaadi.
>[........]
>
>Indeed, Kishore's playful (euphemism for "eccentric", I s'pose) personality
>does show through in such songs, esp. when the song is picturized on himself.
>
>When Kishore and Asha sing, one can feel them letting go and having wholesome
>fun. There are very few songs in which I feel Lata doing the same. One of
>them oddly is, no, not "Jai jai shiv shankar" or "Chadti jawaani meri chaal
>mastaani", but "Bhai battoor, bhai battoor ab jaayenge kitni door" from
>"Padosan" (R.D.Burman). Wonder if anyone else feels the same about Lata in
>this song.
I am with you. Also, the only song where I feel Lata came close
to 'sizzling' voice of Asha, is 'Baahon mein chale aao, humse sanam
kya Pardaa' from Anamika.
Again R.D.Burman.
Later
Arun
Tushar Teredesai
A nice topic for discussion. I am a new entrant to RMIM and this is a
really nice newsgroup. Just love the discussion.
I agree that KK-Asha formed a perfect duets with films like Chalti Ka
Naam Gaadi, Baap Re Baap, Jawaani Deewani, Jhumroo, Khel khel mein,
........
Though it also reminds me of one KK-Lata song of this category
Achi nahi sanam dillagi. Forgot the Movie. Any ideas??
Crusader wrote:
>
> I really liked the choice of Vandana but as far as I know,
> I have'nt listened to the song from Jaalsaaz. IMO Kishore
> too is really great in Bhali Bhali se ek soorat and the song
> is one of my favorites.
>
> Some other good songs in this category are
>
> 1) Ganga kinare ek bamblo gau ko ri jayi (KK + Lata) Movie: Sabse Bada
> Rupaiya
>
> KK & Lata are really playful in this song and it was a very popular song
> of its time. Picturised on Vinod Mehra and Farida Jalal, this song was
> one the saving grace of this lame movie.
>
> 2) Ham aap ki aankhon main is dil ko (Rafi + Geeta)
>
> This is sophisticated playful song and esp. the lyrics are superb.
> Sahir has done a real great job.
> Look at the lines
> Rafi: Ham aap ko khwaboon main la la ke satayenge
> Geeta: Ham aapki aankhon se neende hi ura le to
>
> Rafi has changed his voice really nicely to suit Guru Dutt. There are
> many Rafi+Geeta duets which are tease or borderline tease :-) like
> "Ankhon hi Ankhon main ishara ho gaya" songs.
>
> Hemant and Lata/Asha had a very nice duet in this category which I fail
> to remember.
> Let me take a partisan shot :-). IMO Kishore practically ruled this
> category. His playful personality reflected in these songs. One other
> song which may qualify and is one of my favorites is
> "Tum ko bhi to hota hoga o sajni" from movie "Aap aaye Bahaar aayi".
> Kishore and Lata have made this rather ordinary song great song to
> listen and fast music by LP helped in that feat. Another great song
> is "Paanch rupaiah barah aana" song from Chalti ka Naam Gaadi.
>
> Some solo(or almost solo) teasing songs
>
> 1) Baahon main chale aao (Anamika)
> 2) Raafta Raafta dekho aankh meri ladi hai (Some KKK movie)
> 3) Roothe roothe piya (Kora Kagaz)
> 4) Gham ka fasana ban gaya sachha & O manchali (Manchali)
> 5) O meri sharmilee (Sharmilee)
> 6) Dil Haaye mera dil
> (the above song starts with kind of teasing overtones but later on
> does'nt feel like a real teasing song. Any idea about picturisation!)
>
> Cheers
> Anup
>
> ================================================================================
> >
> > ve...@lindt.mcs.anl.gov (Arun Verma) writes:
> > =>The 'teasing' or the 'cheD-chaD' songs have always been favorite of
> > =>mine. RDB gave us some lovely numbers in this category. As you will
> > =>probably notice, all the songs I am listing down here are from the same
> > =>'era', i.e early seventies. And furthurmore all songs feature the Kishore
> > =>Kumar-Lata combination. RDB never gave us beautiful numbers in this
> > =>category later in the seventies, and the 80's. OK, there might be some, but
> > =>they were never the same.
> >
> > While there are a number of Kishore-Lata songs composed by R.D. Burman in the
> > teasing category, in my opinion, it was Kishore and Asha who hit it off
> > beautifully in this relationship. (And not just with R.D.Burman's music.)
> >
> > Other than the omnipresent, yet thoroughly enjoyable "Ahhhh, chhod do aanchal
> > zamana kya kahega" from "Paying Guest" with S.D.Burman and "Haal kaisa hai
> > janaab ka" from "Chalti ka naam gaadi" again by S.D. Burman, I can tell you
> > of a couple more not-so-mainstream ones I am extremely fond of.
> >
> > One is from "Jaalsaaz", music by N.Dutta - "Arararararara tod na dil beqaraar
> > ka, maan bhi jaao chhodo yeh dillagi". Kishore and Asha are thoroughly in
> > their playful element in this song.
> > Another is from an offbeat movie called "Manoranjan" starring Sanjeev Kumar
> > and Zeenat Aman, music by R.D. Burman - "Aaya hoon main tujhko le jaaoonga
> > apne saath tere haath thaamke".
> >
> > And what about the popular "Bhali bhali si ek soorat bhala sa ek naam" from
> > "Budhdha mil gaya". Asha is spectacularly playful in this song. Lata would
> > not have been able to carry off the playfulness half as well as Asha does, in
> > my opinion.
> >
> > And I have an uneasy feeling, I am missing many many more ........
> >
> > Vandana Venkatesan.
>
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Vandana
In article <31BEDE60...@ece.iit.edu>, Tushar says...
>
>A nice topic for discussion. I am a new entrant to RMIM and this is a
>really nice newsgroup. Just love the discussion.
>
>I agree that KK-Asha formed a perfect duets with films like Chalti Ka
>Naam Gaadi, Baap Re Baap, Jawaani Deewani, Jhumroo, Khel khel mein,
>........
>
>Though it also reminds me of one KK-Lata song of this category
> Achi nahi sanam dillagi. Forgot the Movie. Any ideas??
>
Aha!! It's NOT Lata, it is Asha Bhonsle yet again. Got this song recorded
just a couple of weeks back from a friend, and hence know it is present in
the Kishore-Asha Duets HMV Golden Collection.
The movie is "Raakhi aur HathkaDi", music by R.D. Burman, and the lyrics are
quite cute (don't know by who):
Kishore: Achchi nahin sanam dillagi dil-e-beqaraar se
Asha: Kyon ro rahe ho, chheda tha humne tumko toh pyaar se
Kishore: Khel hi khel mein jaayegi ek jaan...
Asha: Kyon ro rahe ho, chheda tha humne tumko toh pyaar se
Vandana.
vven...@pcocd2.intel.com
Prince Kohli
Vandana Venkatesan writes:
|>
|> When Kishore and Asha sing, one can feel them letting go and having wholesome
|> fun. There are very few songs in which I feel Lata doing the same. One of
|> them oddly is, no, not "Jai jai shiv shankar" or "Chadti jawaani meri chaal
|> mastaani", but "Bhai battoor, bhai battoor ab jaayenge kitni door" from
|> "Padosan" (R.D.Burman). Wonder if anyone else feels the same about Lata in
|> this song.
Nice thread, Vandana. As you rightly point out, Lata rarely seems to
let go. However, when she lets "her hair down," so to speak, she is awesome.
Examples are "machalti aarzo khaDi baahein pasaare, o mere saajna re..," "raatoN
ke saaye ghane," or more currently, "sona lei jaa re, chaandi lei jaa re,
ye dil kaise de dooN jogi ke baDi badnaami hogi." Esp. in the last one,
which is a very Asha-ish song to begin with, she packs great enthusiasm/fun
in the way she says the words, which is less common for her. In short, she actually
emotes - and terrifically.
She also sounds like she is having fun in the Chalte-chalte song with
Shailendra Singh - I am sure you know the one I mean, because my mind
has totally and suddenly blanked out :-)
|> about being in tune. Which is probably why very few of the present day
|> singers can convey the same "masti", they have to concentrate too hard being
|> in tune. :) For a somewhat similar reason, S.P. Balasubramaniam is not the
Interesting theory :)
-Prince
Anand Kuppuswamy
Vandana (vven...@pcocd2.intel.com) wrote:
: Aha!! It's NOT Lata, it is Asha Bhonsle yet again. Got this song recorded
: just a couple of weeks back from a friend, and hence know it is present in
: the Kishore-Asha Duets HMV Golden Collection.
: The movie is "Raakhi aur HathkaDi", music by R.D. Burman, and the lyrics are
: quite cute (don't know by who):
: Kishore: Achchi nahin sanam dillagi dil-e-beqaraar se
: Asha: Kyon ro rahe ho, chheda tha humne tumko toh pyaar se
: Kishore: Khel hi khel mein jaayegi ek jaan...
: Asha: Kyon ro rahe ho, chheda tha humne tumko toh pyaar se
: Vandana.
: vven...@pcocd2.intel.com
Hi,
I'm trying to recollect the lyrics for the rest of this 'cute' song ...
...does the antara go like this?? ...
... 'chedun karun na shiqwaa karo na chedu..un tho gila
are lagta hai jaise thum aaj se diwane hue piyaa..aa
karte ho thum sharat jab milte ho pyaaa..r se..e'
... I think I've mixed up Asha & Kishore's antaras ... and the
lyrics, I suspect, have been 'fabricated' :-) a bit by me ...
... maybe someone could correct it!!
regards,
Anand
Tushar Teredesai
> >really nice newsgroup. Just love the discussion.
> >
> >I agree that KK-Asha formed a perfect duets with films like Chalti Ka
> >Naam Gaadi, Baap Re Baap, Jawaani Deewani, Jhumroo, Khel khel mein,
> >........
> >
> >Though it also reminds me of one KK-Lata song of this category
> > Achi nahi sanam dillagi. Forgot the Movie. Any ideas??
> >
>
> just a couple of weeks back from a friend, and hence know it is present in
> the Kishore-Asha Duets HMV Golden Collection.
the song I think of Asha but only recently at one of KK's sites on the
Web, I found it to be listed under KK-Lata duets.
> The movie is "Raakhi aur HathkaDi", music by R.D. Burman, and the lyrics are
> quite cute (don't know by who):
> Kishore: Achchi nahin sanam dillagi dil-e-beqaraar se
> Asha: Kyon ro rahe ho, chheda tha humne tumko toh pyaar se
> Kishore: Khel hi khel mein jaayegi ek jaan...
> Asha: Kyon ro rahe ho, chheda tha humne tumko toh pyaar se
>
> Vandana.
> vven...@pcocd2.intel.com
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NBhatnagar
Would this qualify as a 'teasing' song - tu kitne baras ki, main solah
baras ki.... Rishi and Tina - don't remember the movie though
Vandana
Anand Kuppuswamy <ana...@vtaix.cc.vt.edu> says...
>: Kishore: Achchi nahin sanam dillagi dil-e-beqaraar se
>: Asha: Kyon ro rahe ho, chheda tha humne tumko toh pyaar se
>: Kishore: Khel hi khel mein jaayegi ek jaan...
>: Asha: Kyon ro rahe ho, chheda tha humne tumko toh pyaar se
>
>I'm trying to recollect the lyrics for the rest of this 'cute' song ...
>
> ...does the antara go like this?? ...
>
> ... 'chedun karun na shiqwaa karo na chedu..un tho gila
> are lagta hai jaise thum aaj se diwane hue piyaa..aa
> karte ho thum sharat jab milte ho pyaaa..r se..e'
>
> ... I think I've mixed up Asha & Kishore's antaras ... and the
>lyrics, I suspect, have been 'fabricated' :-) a bit by me ...
>
> ... maybe someone could correct it!!
Here are the complete lyrics to this "cute" song. As a friend pointed out, the
tune of this song is not exceptional, it is one of those songs where the
singers make the song stand out. Kishore sounds convincingly "pouty" and Asha,
as usual, does a great job of "manaaoing", just like in "Achcha ji main haari
chalo maan jaao na" with Rafi.
==============================================================================
Song: Achchi nahin sanam dillagi
Movie: Raakhee aur HathkaDi
Singers: Kishore Kumar, Asha Bhonsle
Music: R.D. Burman
Lyrics: ????
Starring: ????
Kishore : Achchi nahin sanam dillagi dil-e-beqaraar se
Asha : Kyon ro rahe ho chheda tha humne tumko toh pyaar se
Kishore : Khel hi khel mein jaayegi ek jaan
Asha : Kyon ro rahe ho chheda tha humne tumko toh pyaar se
Kishore : Achchi nahin sanam dillagi dil-e-beqaraar se
Asha : Pyaar ke khel mein kaisa dil kya jaan
Kishore : Achchi nahin sanam dillagi dil-e-beqaraar se
Kishore : Kehte ho tum toh yun hi sahi ki aei mere haseen
Asha : Ahahahaaa..
Kishore : Saari khata jawaani ki hai, qusoor aapka nahin
kar jaate ho sharaarat jab milte ho pyaar se
Asha : Kyon ro rahe ho chheda tha humne tumko toh pyaar se
Kishore : Achchi nahin sanam dillagi dil-e-beqaraar se
Asha : Chhedoon agar toh shiqwa karo, na chhedoon toh gila
lagta hai yun ki tum aaj se deewaane hue piya
hone lage zara mein jo be-iqtiyaar se
Kishore : Achchi nahin sanam dillagi dil-e-beqaraar se
Asha : Kyon ro rahe ho chheda tha humne tumko toh pyaar se
=============================================================================
Vandana Venkatesan
vven...@pcocd2.intel.com
Shailesh Phansalkar
>>Though it also reminds me of one KK-Lata song of this category
>> Achi nahi sanam dillagi. Forgot the Movie. Any ideas??
>Aha!! It's NOT Lata, it is Asha Bhonsle yet again. Got this song recorded
>just a couple of weeks back from a friend, and hence know it is present in
>the Kishore-Asha Duets HMV Golden Collection.
>The movie is "Raakhi aur HathkaDi", music by R.D. Burman, and the lyrics are
>quite cute (don't know by who):
>Kishore: Achchi nahin sanam dillagi dil-e-beqaraar se
>Asha: Kyon ro rahe ho, chheda tha humne tumko toh pyaar se
>Kishore: Khel hi khel mein jaayegi ek jaan...
>Asha: Kyon ro rahe ho, chheda tha humne tumko toh pyaar se
It's a very nice song, albeit being picturised on Vijay Arora and
Asha Parekh. It's Asha and not Lata.
- shailesh
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Kuntal Shah
>>>>> "NBhatnagar" == NBhatnagar <nbhat...@worldbank.org> writes:
NBhatnagar> Would this qualify as a 'teasing' song - tu kitne
NBhatnagar> baras ki, main solah baras ki.... Rishi and Tina -
NBhatnagar> don't remember the movie though
It's from "Karz".
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Kuntal.
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In article <4ppm7n$g...@fido.asd.sgi.com> pri...@viman.engr.sgi.com
(Prince Kohli) writes:
> She also sounds like she is having fun in the Chalte-chalte song
> with Shailendra Singh - I am sure you know the one I mean, because
> my mind has totally and suddenly blanked out :-)
Prince bhaai,
pyaar mein kabhie kabhie aisa ho jaata hai
chhoTi si baat ka fasaana ban jaata hai
-ND
Podury Satyanarayana
I tought Lata's songs in Caravan to be pretty easy-flowing.
-satya