Saiyaan chhodo mori baiyaan

Felt like listening to some thumris today. Since I haven't listened to too many of them, I don't have a list but this one is my most favorite one of all that I've listened to. When you listen to this one, you get transported into what is called the tabla-heaven!! Experience it for yourself.

Absolutely love Richa Sharma's voice!

In the film, it plays very briefly and in background. Can't believe they didn't play more of it during the film.


aa aa aa...
aa aa.. aa aa aa..
saiyaan
saiyaan chhodo mori baiyaan saiyaan (2)
saiyaan haaye chhodo na mori
haaye chhodo mori baiyaan

maano bhi kanhaai hogi jag-hasaai (2)
dekho dekho..
dekh rahi hai saari guiyaan dekho saiyaan
chhodo.. saiyaan chhodo mori baiyaan saiyaan
chhodo re mori baiyaan
chhodo na mori baiyaan saiyaan

choodi jo koyi tooti maathe se bindiya chhuti
haaye
choodi jo koyi tooti maathe se bindiya chhuti
ghar kyaa bataaungi main haaye mar jaaungi main (2)
jaane do mohe kaanha kaanha ji ore kaanha
jaane do mohe kaanha re
jaane do jaane do mohe kaanha
saiyaan chhodo na mori baiyaan
chhodo mori baiyaan haaye
chhodo na mori haaye
chhodo mori baiyaan saiyaan
chhodo na mori baiyaan. haaye saiyaan
chhodo baiyaan.. haaye baiyaan

Film: Zubeidaa (2001)
Singer: Richa Sharma
Music Director: A. R. Rahman
Lyrics: Javed Akhtar
Picturized on: Karisma Kapoor, Manoj Bajpai, Rekha, Others

Full audio:


Video clip from film, song starts around 8:50 min.

Aap ki aankhon mein kuchh...

What a gorgeous song! Almost everything except for that smoking and him blowing dhua in her face *disgusting* but I'll overlook that for a bit. What a fun song otherwise. Absolutely love the singers, lyrics and music and both actors. I do have to admit that the lyrics take the cake here, for me at least.

How handsome does Vinod Mehra look. No wonder Rekha fell in love with him. Anyone would. And she too looks absolutely lovely and so simple in the most simple saaris.


M: aap ki aankhon mein kuchh mehke hue se raaz hai (2)
aap se bhi khoobsoorat aap ke andaaz hai
aap ki aankhon mein kuchh mehke hue se raaz hai

(love the music that plays here)

lab hile to mogare ke phool khilte hai kahin (2)
aap ki aankhon mein kya saahil bhi milte hai kahin
aap ki khaamoshiyaan bhi aap ki aawaaz hai

F: aap ki aankhon mein kuchh mehke hue se raaz hai
aap se bhi khoobsoorat aap ke andaaz hai
aap ki aankhon mein kuchh mehke hue se raaz hai

aap ki baaton mein phir koyi sharaat to nahin (2)
bewajaah taareef karna aap ki aadat to nahin
hehehe
aap ki badmaashiyon ke yeh naye andaaz hai

M: aap ki aankhon mein kuchh mehke hue se raaz hai
aap ki aankhon mein kuchh mehke hue se raaz hai
F: ho aap se bhi khoobsoorat aap ke andaaz hai
aap ki aankhon mein kuchh mehke hue se raaz hai

Film: Ghar (1978)
Singers: Lata Mangeshkar, Kishore Kumar
Music Director: Rahul Dev Burman
Lyrics: Gulzar
Picturized on: Vinod Mehra, Rekha

Tere Bina Jiya Jaaye Na

I completely adore all the songs of this movie. All of them are fantastic and I think that's because it's RDB's work. Of course, with due credits to the singers but it's not often that the entire soundtrack turns out this good. This is one of those rare films where each and every song is simply fantastic! The film is alerady on the to-be-watched list... hopefully... some day. :)

Vinod Mehra is entirely handsome and Rekha so good looking... it's even fun to watch them. The beautifully penned lyrics by Gulzar ji once again convey messages of hearts that are felt more often, rarely described so precisely.


F: tere bina jiya jaaye na (4)
bin tere tere bin saajna
saans mein saans aaye na
ho ho ho ho

tere bina jiya jaaye na (2)
bin tere tere bin saajna
saans mein saans aaye na
ho ho ho ho

tere bina jiya jaaye na

(jab bhi khayaalon mein tu aaye
mere badan se khushbu aaye) (2)
mehke badan mein rahaa na jaaye
rahaa jaaye na
tere bina jiya jaaye na (2)
bin tere tere bin saajna
saans mein saans aaye na
tere bina jiya jaaye na (2)

(reshmi raaten roz na hongi
yeh saugaaten roz na hongi) (2)
zindigi tujh bin raas na aaye
raas aaye na

M: tere bina jiya jaaye na (2)
bin tere tere bin saajna
saans mein saans aaye na
ho ho ho ho
tere bina jiya jaaye na



Film: Ghar (1978)
Singers: Lata Mangeshkar, Kishore Kumar
Music Director: R.D. Burman
Lyrics: Gulzar
Picturized on: Rekha Ganeshan, Vinod Mehra

Chanda Dekhe Chanda...

Just got to listen to this song for the first time yesterday. What a beauty! Fell in love with it instantly. It reminded me of tere mere milan ki yeh raina of Abhimaan and at other times took me back to piya tose naina laage re of Guide.

It's sung by the same two singers, probably that's why the similarities and the music is, of course, by none other than the copy king so it's possible he actually got "inspired" by the SBD music. ;)

In any case, the song is lovely nevertheless and so if you can get your hands on VCD/DVD of Jhoothi, check it out, if you haven't already. I adore Raj Babbar in this one and Amol Palekar looks handsome and cute both as always. :) Supriya Pathak her skinny and pretty self along with beautiful ladies Rekha and Prema Narayan and funny Deven just make the song more fun to watch. :D The atmosphere/picturization is so cool, everyone in *chillin* mode and smiling. Wish I was there...


M: chandaa dekhe chandaa
to woh chandaa sharmaaye
chandaa dekhe chandaa
gori gori chaandni mein
gori jab muskaaye

F: jiyaa bole piyaa
to yeh jiyaa sharmaaye
jiyaa bole piyaa
gori gori chaandni mein
piyaa jab muskaaye
jiyaa bole piyaa

M: (chaand se maathe pe bindiya jhilmilaaye aise
chaand sooraj raat mein ek saath chamke aise) (2)
ji kare yeh umar yoon hi dekhte kat jaaye
F: jiyaa bole piyaa
to yeh jiyaa sharmaaye
jiyaa bole piyaa

(here it some how reminds me of "tere mere milan ki yeh raina" of Abhimaan)

F: (nain ban jaate hai ghunghat man dulhan ki aashaa
baanchate hai jab nayan tere nayan ki bhaashaa) (2)
nain mein chhup kar mere mujhko tu mujhse churaaye
M: chandaa dekhe chandaa
to woh chandaa sharmaaye
chandaa dekhe chandaa

F: aa aa aa aa
aa aa aa

M: (preet ke rang mein rangaa hai teraa udtaa aanchal
F: maine baandhaa hai isi mein ek deewaanaa paagal) (2)
M: aanchal ki chhaayaa mein yeh paagal jiye mar jaaye
F: jiyaa bole piyaa
to yeh jiyaa sharmaaye
gori gori chaandni mein
piyaa jab muskaaye

M: chandaa dekhe chandaa
to woh chandaa sharmaaye
gori gori chaandni mein
gori jab muskaaye

F: jiyaa bole piyaa

M: chandaa dekhe chandaa

Film: Jhoothi (1985)
Singers: Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar
Music Director: Bappi Lahiri
Lyrics: Maya Govind
Picturized on: Raj Babbar, Rekha, Amol Palekar, Prema Narayan, Deven Verma, Supriya Pathak



Video added March 09, 2009

Doori Na Rahe Koi

Quite a few Hindi songs that have at least one stanza, usually the last one, that has different tune than the rest of the song. I seem to adore such songs, specially when the lyrics are so meaningful and the music touches your heart. Here the lyricist has put the feelings in words that can't be
described in any other way. Lataji's magical voice is so divine! Listening to this song renders me speechless.

हों... हों...
दूरी...
दूरी ना रहे कोई आज इतने करीब आओ (२)
मैं तुम में समां जौ, तुम मुझ में समां जाओ (२)

दूरी ना रहे कोई आज इतने करीब आओ
मैं तुम में समां जाऊ, तुम मुझ में समां जाओ

(music)

(साँसों की हरारत से तन्हाई पिघल जाये
जलते हुए होंठों का अरमान निकल जाये) (२)
अरमान निकल जाये
चाहत की घटा बनकर यूँ मुझ पे बरस जाओ
मैं तुम में समां जाऊ, तुम मुझ में समां जाओ (२)

(upbeat music)

This is so fantastic! takes you out of this world. *goosebumps*

Notice how this next stanza begins with totally different tune than "saanson
ki haraarat..." stanza.

बात ना थी अब से पहले कभी जीने में
येह बात ना थी अब से पहले कभी जीने में
दिल बन के धड़कते हो तुम ही मेरे सीने में
कभी साथ ना छोड़ोगे तुम मेरी क़सम खाओ
मैं तुम में समां जाऊ, तुम मुझ में समां जाओ

दूरी ना रहे कोई आज इतने करीब आओ
मैं तुम में समां जाऊ, तुम मुझ में समां जाओ (२)

Movie: Kartavya (1979)
Singer: Lata Mangeshkar
Music Director: Laxmikant Pyarelal
Lyrics: Kafeel Aazar
Picturized on: Rekha, Dharmendra
Youtube link with original audio: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F8CgmST7gAE