Classical song "Lapak jhapak tu aa re badarva"

[Ek Tanhaa]

Dosto,

In my school days I used to sing "Lapak Jhapak tu aa re badarwa" a
movie song based on raga Malhar I think. Its possible I have the
first line incorrect too. But the words "Lapak and Jhapak" are
distinct in my memory. Please help with the name of the movie, the
artist and if possible the words. I would like to refresh my memory
and try to sing it again. Thanks in advance

Tanhaa

[Urzung Khan]

"Lapak Jhapak tuu aa re badarwaa"

Raga: Bahar

Movie: Boot Polish/50s/Shankar Jaikishin

Singer: Manna Dey & Co

urzung khan

[Sanjeev Ramabhadran]

=>

> "Lapak Jhapak tuu aa re badarwaa"
>
> Raga: Bahar

Actually, it's neither Bahaar nor Malhaar, but something in the Kaanada
family, between Darbaari and Adaana.

Sanjeev

[Ek Tanhaa]

"Sanjeev Ramabhadran" <sanjeev.r...@duke.edu> wrote in message news:<yUsP9.8952$ac....@nwrddc01.gnilink.net>...

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Bohut bohut shukria dosto.

Tanhaa

[Sudhir]

A word of caution Mr. Tanhaa.

You can sing this wonderful song as many times as you like, but it
won't help you get back even a a single strand of hair. David Sahib
and his friends put up superb performance, but he still had a bald
pate in all his later films.

May be the Gods of Hair Growth like some other Raag.

Sudhir

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Tanh...@yahoo.com (Ek Tanhaa) wrote in message > Dosto,

[Ek Tanhaa]

maild...@yahoo.com (Sudhir) wrote in message news:<e32c7906.02122...@posting.google.com>...

> A word of caution Mr. Tanhaa.
>
>
> You can sing this wonderful song as many times as you like, but it
> won't help you get back even a a single strand of hair. David Sahib
> and his friends put up superb performance, but he still had a bald
> pate in all his later films.
>
> May be the Gods of Hair Growth like some other Raag.
>
>
>
> Sudhir
>
> ------------------
>

> Sudhir Bhai,

I gave up on hair a few years ago. Now Im competing with David !!!

Tanhaa
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[Surjit Singh]

Ek Tanhaa wrote:

> maild...@yahoo.com (Sudhir) wrote in message news:<e32c7906.02122...@posting.google.com>...
>
>>A word of caution Mr. Tanhaa.

<GONE>

>
> I gave up on hair a few years ago. Now Im competing with David !!!

Did he ever have hair? All the photos I have seen are of his baldness.

>
> Tanhaa
> -----------------------------------
>

--
Surjit Singh, a diehard movie fan(atic), period.
http://hindi-movies-songs.com/index.html

[SKalra902]

>maild...@yahoo.com (Sudhir) wrote in message
>news:<e32c7906.02122...@posting.google.com>...
>> A word of caution Mr. Tanhaa.
>>
>>
>> You can sing this wonderful song as many times as you like, but it
>> won't help you get back even a a single strand of hair. David Sahib
>> and his friends put up superb performance, but he still had a bald
>> pate in all his later films.
>>
>> May be the Gods of Hair Growth like some other Raag.
>>
>>
>>
>> Sudhir
>>
>> ------------------
>>
>> Sudhir Bhai,
>
>I gave up on hair a few years ago. Now Im competing with David !!!
>
>Tanhaa
>-----------------------------------

No, you can't be competing with him! He's up from where no one ever returns,
and has no competition.

Happy listenings.

Satish Kalra

[kano...@gmail.com]

This song raag is maiyaki malhar.

[shu...@gmail.com]

Bhudo Advani was brilliant !

[shu...@gmail.com]

On Sunday, December 29, 2002 at 12:30:08 AM UTC+5:30, Tanhaa wrote:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FErN5AqHGN4

[Dr Chandra Kant Saxena]

In Raj Kapoor's Boot Polish (1954), Advani sings "Lapak Jhapak Tu Aa Re Badariya". The scene is referred to by author Rahaim, as an example of a "model of stillness", where the singer holds the tone with the audience watching awe-struck in frozen silence.[11] The song, composed in Raga Adhana had Manna De providing play-back for Advani.[5]

This has a referernce from wikipedia (again based on a book "A Journey Down Melody Lane" By "Raju Bharatan")
refrerence is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhudo_Advani#cite_note-Bharatan2010-5