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eze...@gmail.com

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Oct 10, 2008, 4:34:52 AM10/10/08
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Hello all,

A friend of mine has started taking piano lessons and as a gift for
his birthday I want to present him a collection of songs that were
picturized on a piano, either the whole song or a part of it.

This is what I have come up with so far, can you please suggest a few
more

Koi sone ke dil wala (Maya)
Dost dost na raha (Sangam)
Geet gata hoon main (Lal Pathar)
Aaj ki raat mere (Ram Aur Shyam)
Madhuban khushboo deta hai (Saajan Bin Suhagan) (not sure about this
though)
Chookar mere man ko (Yaarana)
Tum apna ranjo gham (Shagun) (unbelievably beautiful song !!!)
Chalo ek baar phir se (Gumraah)
Aap ke haseen rukh pe (Baharen Phir Bhi Ayengi)

Apologies for not using the special way to represent hindi words, but
I don’t know the rules to use that.

Thanks
Sandeep

shri37

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Oct 10, 2008, 5:33:48 AM10/10/08
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yu have left out the best

1.Tute Na Dil tutena -Andaz
2.hum aaj kahi dil kho baithe -ANdaz
3.E pyaase dil bejuban
4.Suhani Chandani Raten hame sone nahi Deti
5 E jane jigar , dilme samane aja
6.Milate hi ankhe dil huva Divana kisika.
shri37

eze...@gmail.com

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Oct 10, 2008, 5:38:20 AM10/10/08
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Thanks.

As soon as posted my message, I was reminded of - Suhani chandni
raatein (Mukti), one of the most played song on my ipod.

Also remembered Pyar diwana hota hai (Kati Patang), which stands out
for me for the constant nodding of the two comedians behind Rajesh
Khanna's back.

Didn't know that Milte hi ankhen ... was on a piano.

Warm Regards
Sandeep

shri37

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Oct 10, 2008, 5:41:20 AM10/10/08
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Go to group search for piano songs you will get many.
Shri37

Ninad

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Oct 10, 2008, 7:00:33 AM10/10/08
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Dil Ke Jharokhen Mein - Bhramachari

There's also from Kanuadaan (I think) starring Shashi Kapoor and Asha
Parekh.

Ninad

raaz

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Oct 10, 2008, 9:19:09 AM10/10/08
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On Oct 10, 1:34 pm, eze...@gmail.com wrote:

You can gift your friend, few audio CDs of Hindi film song
tunes played on piano, by famous piano player Brian Silas

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Manish Kumar

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Oct 10, 2008, 9:56:18 PM10/10/08
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Ajab Hai Dastaan
Yeh Mard Bade Dil Sard Bade
Patthar Ke Sanam
Ae Husn Zara Jug
Bade Bewafa Hai Ye
Jo Guzar Rahi Hai Mujhpar
O Saathi Re (Asha Bhonsle version)
Yahan Main Ajnabi Hoon (personal favorite!)
Baar Baar Din Yeh Aaye

Manish Kumar

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Oct 10, 2008, 10:26:58 PM10/10/08
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hmmm...this reminds me...sad version of tum bin jaaon kahan was on the
piano.

sukesh...@gmail.com

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Oct 10, 2008, 10:57:27 PM10/10/08
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On Oct 10, 1:34 pm, eze...@gmail.com wrote:

Some more candidates to choose from

1) teraa jaanaa - Anari
2) dheere dheere machchal - Anupama
3) sab kuuchh looTaa ke hosh (Lata) - Ek Saal
4) dekhtaa chalaa gayaa - Gateway of India
5) jeet hi le.nge baazi ham tum - Shola Aur Shabnam
6) chehre pe khuushi chha jaati hai - Waqt

Regards
Sukesh

Pavan Jha

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Oct 11, 2008, 1:49:03 AM10/11/08
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maild...@yahoo.com

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Oct 11, 2008, 1:56:20 AM10/11/08
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Some of the listed songs were indeed picturized with on-screen
artist or some one else playing piano, but the use of piano
as an instrument in recorded song might have been little bit.

Two very good songs, where piano has been used to a great extent are:

MITTI MEIN SONA - Poochho Na Hamen Hum Un Ke Liye and

ANHONEE - Main Dil Hoon Ik Arman Bhara


Sudhir


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maheshks

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Oct 11, 2008, 6:38:20 AM10/11/08
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> > Sukesh- Hide quoted text -
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Two by Ravi...predominantly used

1. Bhari duniya main aakhir dil ko....rafi...do badan
2. Uljhan Suljhe ne...asha.....dhund

atu...@yahoo.com

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Oct 11, 2008, 8:06:31 AM10/11/08
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On Oct 10, 1:34 pm, eze...@gmail.com wrote:

Man me kisis ki preet basa le -Aaram -Anil Biswas - Lata Mangeshkar

Manish Kumar

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Oct 11, 2008, 10:01:24 AM10/11/08
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Mere Neendon Mein Tum
O Naine Se Farishte
Yeh Shama to Jali Roshni Ke Liye (not sure if it counts - beginning is
played on piano)

Jay

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Oct 11, 2008, 10:22:51 PM10/11/08
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On Oct 10, 1:34 pm, eze...@gmail.com wrote:

Hello Sandeep:
I liked your subject and the question you have put up on the subject
about 'piano based film songs'.

I can guess very well that you are a junior into this music
appreciation. Read me carefully: OK !

With malice towards none of any sort whatever:

I feel the entire bunch of rmimers have MUCH to learn about the
'melodious colorful depth' in cine music. Many,in this forum of rmim /
connoisseurs, I feel, are lacking in this aspect and I haven't come
across any such person who even has the courage to come out of his
shell to ask / seek elaborations on my POV.

If at all the concerned person is truly/sincerely passionate and
willing to go any depths to learn / unravel or dispute my version,
surely that person, however busy he may be, would have taken me left-n-
right over the issue.But alas! these rmimers only dump me as
egoistic !!

I ask : where is the +ve attitude from your side. Where have you
displayed them to my postings ! What attempts have you individuals
made in assessing my thoughts/views to anything I state.

I am not the loser...in any way. Its you all rather,..who fail to make
opportunities when you know very well inside your mind, of your
helplessness...whatever.

I repeat, I am not undermining anyone or his persona. Think well,
friends .

Gemini Prodns: NISHAN ('50) had music by Rajeshwar Rao. This man was a
very talented MD. He knew to play every musical instrument of his
time. Alongwith M.D Parthasarathy(who was the senior) they made a
formidable combination to provide Gemini films some intoxicating
melodies prior to the 50s.

NISHAN first came in Tamil around '49 and had the very beautiful
Bhanumati paired with Ranjan. There was another musician, named
Balkrishna Kalla who joined the MD-duo to assist them for their Hindi
ventures.

Coming back to the music of the Hindi NISHAN, there is a wonderful
piano-based number by Shamshad: Teri meri yeh kahani, roz nayee hai,
nahi purani... I am sure many rmimers are aware of this. Sandeep is
requested to expand his knowledge on this hint.

Even much more melodious is the rendition of Bhanumati for the
original Tamil version. She has simply "OUTCLASSED" Shamshad in every
possible manner of rendition.

I don't have the record but the soundtrack version is available,
crystal clear. The prelude to the song...a half minute over the piano
is most enchanting followed with a 'giggling' by a group get2gether
and the song starts.
OMG - what a song . I have it on mp3
Jay
13/9

shu...@gmail.com

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Oct 12, 2008, 12:36:40 PM10/12/08
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On Oct 12, 7:22 am, Jay <sjhh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Oct 10, 1:34 pm, eze...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hello all,
>
> > A friend of mine has started taking piano lessons and as a gift for
> > his birthday I want to present him a collection of songs that were
> > picturized on a piano, either the whole song or a part of it.
>
> > This is what I have come up with so far, can you please suggest a few
> > more
>
> > Koi sone ke dil wala (Maya)
> > Dost dost na raha (Sangam)
> > Geet gata hoon main (Lal Pathar)
> > Aaj ki raat mere (Ram Aur Shyam)
> > Madhuban khushboo deta hai (Saajan Bin Suhagan) (not sure about this
> > though)
> > Chookar mere man ko (Yaarana)
> > Tum apna ranjo gham (Shagun) (unbelievably beautiful song !!!)
> > Chalo ek baar phir se (Gumraah)
> > Aap ke haseen rukh pe (Baharen Phir Bhi Ayengi)
>
> > Apologies for not using the special way to represent hindi words, but

>
>1.... I repeat, I am not undermining anyone or his persona. Think well,
> friends .


>
>2.... Even much more melodious is the rendition of Bhanumati for the


> original Tamil version. She has simply "OUTCLASSED" Shamshad in every
> possible manner of rendition.

> Jay
> 13/9

1.... I AGREE YOU ARE NOT UNDERMINING ANY ONE but At the same time
you are much much over mining yourself

2... Don"t be in hurry to generalise your opinion.It is your opinion
and you have right to have it but do not dump it on othres
Shri37
2....Don]t ne in hurry to

shu...@gmail.com

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Oct 12, 2008, 12:40:21 PM10/12/08
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On Oct 12, 7:22 am, Jay <sjhh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> about 'piano based film songs'.jay I liked your subject and the question you have put up on the subject

> about 'piano based film songs'.
>
>

You are congratulating him for raising the subject but this has been
discussed before

Archisman Mozumder

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Oct 12, 2008, 1:52:09 PM10/12/08
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Off-hand, three beautiful songs of Kishore Kumar

* husn bhi hain udaas udaas - fareb (anil biswas)
* agar sun le to ek naghma - ek raaz (chitragupta)
* beqaraar dil tu gaaye jaa (with sulakshana pandit) - door ka raahi
(kishore kumar)

Regards - Archisman.

Jay

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Oct 12, 2008, 9:42:51 PM10/12/08
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> 2....Don]t ne in hurry to- Hide quoted text -

>
> - Show quoted text -

Hello:

You have still not understood my point.

I STATE something on this forum on cine music for example..just
anything.

Now, if the forum members are WELL AWARE-n-very conversant with the
topic in question,then; they may or may not agree with me. Those who
DO NOT AGREE with me (taking into account their cognizance of the
topic) will certainly DISPUTE with me one by one providing all
available data they have with them..to justify their claims.
Presuming , I keep harping on my postings for whatever reasons; tell
me:

How would you or other forum members react / assess me then!
-----------------------------------------------------------

Why should I impose my views on anyone? I have no right at all.

I can only show you the way. And that I have done.

Now comes the assessment of the members passion from my side. Thats
for my record.

From the reaction of the member(s), I evaluate the member's passion on
his reply and the form of reply.If the reply is co-related with topic
concerned ...like seeking more info or disputing my post
content...then that person is truly passionate & is willing to share
the topic in whatever terms. Correspondingly, there are also some who
do not have the TIME to go in depth over discussions for whatever
reasons.

So, don't say I am posing my views on anyone. That is not my style,
please.
Jay
13/9

Abhay Phadnis

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Oct 13, 2008, 12:25:21 AM10/13/08
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On Oct 12, 7:22 am, Jay <sjhh...@gmail.com> wrote:
(snip)

> I don't have the record but the soundtrack version is available,
> crystal clear. The prelude to the song...a half minute over the piano
> is most enchanting followed with a 'giggling' by a group get2gether
> and the song starts.
> OMG - what a song . I have it on mp3

The original poster had specified songs that are *picturised* on a
piano. Do you know whether the song you mention fits this bill?

To the OP: two songs I can think of:

- dil lagaakar ham ye samajhe - Zindagi Aur Maut (the Asha version has
Fariyal singing at the piano)
- sajatii hai yuu.N hii mahafil - Kudrat (picture Priya Rajvansh
banging away at the piano as the house burns down!)

Warm regards,
Abhay

kcp

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Oct 13, 2008, 2:26:27 AM10/13/08
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> Regards - Archisman.- Hide quoted text -

>
> - Show quoted text -


Archieda you should never forget these ( off or on hand :-) )
1) Baaje Baaje Re ( Suhaana Geet )
2) Aami Chini ( Charulata)
3) Meri Neendon Mein ( Naya Andaaz )
4) Tere Mere Milan (Happy)
5) Aati Rahengi Bahaarein ( Kasme Waade )
6) Savere Ka Sooraj ( Ek Baar Muskura Do )
7) Jeevan Mitaana Hai ( Armaan )
8) Thandi Hawa ( Jhumroo - initial intro humming, by Asha )
9) Jeevan Ke Din ( bade Dilwaala )
10) Pyaar Ajnabi Hai - title
11) Hamein Aur Jeene Ki ( Agar Tum na Hote )


For me the non-film song which I desparately want to get picturized,
is Amit Kumar's bengali song "Piano ta pode aachhe" from the album
Sagarika. What a song !!

Abhay Phadnis

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Oct 13, 2008, 6:38:03 AM10/13/08
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On Oct 13, 11:26 am, kcp <kcpin...@gmail.com> wrote:
(snip)

> 6) Savere Ka Sooraj ( Ek Baar Muskura Do )

In Sanjeev/Ketan's recent "odd one out" quiz, I had clubbed this song
along with "dil lagaakar ham ye samajhe" and "tere mere milan kii ye
rainaa" as having a piano in the picturisation. However, I saw the
song a few days ago on youtube and discovered that it does not have a
piano shown onscreen. You can check it out at the link below -
although I must warn you that watching the Mukherjee brothers emote
for six solid minutes is a high price to pay for the verification! :(

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DlU1n_0SUa8

Warm regards,
Abhay

kcp

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Oct 13, 2008, 8:29:55 AM10/13/08
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You are right.Now I dont recall this one with a piano, though it is a
mehfil song. I must have mixed up with some other song of DM. Thanks
for the correct.

kcp

Jay

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Oct 13, 2008, 10:38:43 PM10/13/08
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I don't recollect the film sequences but i can relate some astounding
numbers..piano-based.

1) "Bewafa" - Tumko fursat ho...Talat
2) "Bewafa" - Dil matwala laakh sambhala...Talat
3) "Awara" - Jab sey balam ghar aaye...Lata
4) "Mitti Mein)- Poochho na hamein... Asha
Sona" )
5) "Rustum ) - Yeh kaisi ajab dastan...Suraiya
Sohrab )
6) "Apoorva )_ Maanum mylum...Bhanumati
Sahodargal") (Tamil film)

Please listen to the last number by LOGIN into www.dhool.com
CLICK on to : " A Hundred songs of Bhanumati" Go through the list one
by one yearwise until you come across the aforesaid film.

Prior to visiting the site, please 'download' REAL PLAYER on
desktop,please.

Lastly., kindly offer feedback.
Jay
14/9

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eze...@gmail.com

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Oct 16, 2008, 3:38:42 AM10/16/08
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Hello All,

I would like to thank all of you for your valuable time and great
insights.

As ever, I have found some new gems during the course of this
discussion and renewed acquaintance with a few that had settled at the
bottom of my mind.

I have managed to create an impressive collection which I sure my
friend will greatly appreciate.

Warm Regards
Sandeep

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