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Kal

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Jul 13, 2004, 3:34:09 PM7/13/04
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Hi,

Is there a movie where there is a hindustani vocal jugalbandi? I
would also appreciate if you can suggest me CD's of hindustani vocal
jugalbandi.

Thanks,
Kalyan

Afzal A. Khan

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Jul 13, 2004, 5:50:37 PM7/13/04
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I think a "normal" jugalbandi represents two artistes
complementing each other. OTOH, whatever "jugalbandis"
one came across in films were sort of competitions.
"Baiju Bawra" --- the climax song based on Raaga Desi.
"Basant Bahar" --- the competition between Bharat
Bhushan and Parashuram (?) -- "Ketaki gulaab joohi.."

The other type of "jugalbandis" one can think of are
guru-shishya songs. In "Meri Soorat Teri AnkheN", the
jugalbandi betweeb Ashok Kumar and Kanhaiyalal --
"Poochho Na maiN ne kaise rain bitaayi". There is also
a bhairavi jugalbandi of this type in (probably)
"Rani Roopmati" --- "BaaT chalat nayee chunri...".


Afzal

Abhay Jain

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Jul 13, 2004, 9:01:30 PM7/13/04
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"Afzal A. Khan" <me_a...@privacy.net> wrote in message
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>
> The other type of "jugalbandis" one can think of are
> guru-shishya songs. In "Meri Soorat Teri AnkheN", the
> jugalbandi betweeb Ashok Kumar and Kanhaiyalal --
> "Poochho Na maiN ne kaise rain bitaayi". There is also
> a bhairavi jugalbandi of this type in (probably)
> "Rani Roopmati" --- "BaaT chalat nayee chunri...".

What does "Baat" mean here?

Abhay Jain

>
>
> Afzal


Archisman

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Jul 14, 2004, 1:51:16 AM7/14/04
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"Afzal A. Khan" <me_a...@privacy.net> wrote in message news:<40F4592D...@privacy.net>...

Dear Kalyan,

In a recently released cassette of HMV titled 'Malkauns', alongwith
some classical songs is also a song sung by Bhimsen Joshi & Jasraj.
The name of the movie is (I think) 'Birbal, My Friend' and the year of
release is 1973. The bandish of the song is the famous 'rang-raliaan
karat....'

The song is sung in drut teentaal and is replete with a lot of
'taans'.

Regards-Archisman.

Afzal A. Khan

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Jul 14, 2004, 2:41:37 AM7/14/04
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The word is "BaaT", not "baat" as in "baat~cheet".
I think the word means "raasta". "BaaT dekhna" =
"raasta dekhna, intezaar karna". This is what I
understand. Corrections, if any, will be welcome.


Afzal

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UVR

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Jul 14, 2004, 10:46:31 PM7/14/04
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Afzal A. Khan wrote:
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> Abhay Jain wrote:
>
>>"Afzal A. Khan" <me_a...@privacy.net> wrote:
>>> "Rani Roopmati" --- "BaaT chalat nayee chunri...".
>>
>>What does "Baat" mean here?
>
> The word is "BaaT", not "baat" as in "baat~cheet".
> I think the word means "raasta". "BaaT dekhna" =
> "raasta dekhna, intezaar karna". This is what I
> understand. Corrections, if any, will be welcome.

"baaT johnaa/nihaaranaa" is another phrase that means the
same thing as baaT dekhanaa. Here's a lovely song (for
which I deeply thank Vish Krishnan):

deep bujhe do akhiyaa.N morii
phir bhii baaT nihaaruu.N torii
man basiyaa, kabahu.N miloge? tum milayaa sukh hoe ...
ham jaage.n jag soe rii aalii ...

-UVR.

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