hawa mein dil dole machal kar bole..Saiyan1951_Lata_Rajinder K_Sajjad Hussain..a tribute
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Song: hawa mein dil dole
Song: hawa mein dil dole machal kar bole..
Film : Sainya ,1951,
Singer : Lata Mangeshkar,
Lyricist: Rajinder Krishan,
Music Director : Sajjad Hussain,
Producer/Directed : M. Sadiq,
Cast : Madhubala,Sajjan,Ajit,Raj Mehra,Leela Chitnis,Jayant,Cuckoo,Abbas,Ramesh Thakur,Ramesh Sinha,Amar,Amir Ali,Kathana
Production company : Sadiq Productions Ltd,
Lyrics :-
hawaa mein dil dole machal kar bole
hawaa mein dil dole machal kar bole
daras dikhlaa de balam bhole bhole
ho ho ho
hawaa mein dil dole machal kar bole
daras dikhalaa de balam bhole bhole
ho ho ho
hawaa mein dil dole machal kar bole
na chain aaye na neend aaye
badaa naazuk zamaanaa hai
na chain aaye na neend aaye
badaa naazuk zamaanaa hai
hazaaron teer chalte hain
hamaaraa dil nishaanaa hai
ghataayen kaali kaali, ye rut matwaali
sadaayen haule haule
ho ho
ho ho
hawaa mein dil dole machal kar bole
daras dikhalaa de balam bhole bhole
ho ho
hawaa mein dil dole machal kar bole
aanaa hai to aa jaao
bahaaren phir na aayengi
ho aanaa hai to aa jaao
bahaaren phir na aayengi
judaa rah kar na tarsaao, neenden toot jaayengi
baahon mein pade jhoole, hamen tum bhoole
balam bhole bhole
ho ho ho
ho ho ho
hawaa mein dil dole machal kar bole
daras dikhlaa de balam bhole bhole
ho ho ho
hawaa mein dil dole machal kar bole
daras dikhlaa de balam bhole bhole
ho ho ho...
Saiyan (Beloved) is a 1951 Bollywood film Hindi romantic drama film directed by M. Sadiq for his Sadiq Productions Ltd.The story and screenplay writer was Azmi Bazidpuri. Music was composed by Sajjad Hussain with the lyrics written by D. N. Madhok, Rajendra Krishan and Hasrat Jaipuri. The film starred Madhubala, Ajit, Sajjan, and Jayant.
A period film depicting feudal India, the plot is a remake of the 1946 American Western, Duel in the Sun (1946). A love triangle, the story revolved around two brothers (Ajit and Sajjan), both in love with an orphan girl (Madhubala), who is given shelter by their family.
Storyline :-
An unusual, tragic saga of star-crossed lovers and a family caught in the calamitous backwash of a forsaken romance. An orphaned village girl is given shelter in a respected home and wooed by the two sons of the family. This, combined with the headstrong, impulsive nature of the younger son, leads to a uniquely disastrous three-way relationship that ruins and ultimately destroys the family. Written by Hrishi Dixit
Legacy of a true music maestro Sajjad Hussain :-
Sajjad Hussain was known for his contentious personality. He often landed in controversies due to his short temper, outspokenness, moody behaviour and perfectionist nature. When Shaukat Hussain Rizvi gave the credit for the musical success of Dosti (1944) to his wife and singer Noor Jehan, Sajjad vowed never to compose a song for Noor Jehan.He had conflicts with the lyricist D. N. Madhok during recording of Saiyyan (1951), and with the actor Dilip Kumar during the recording of Sangdil (1952). He made disapproving remarks on Lata Mangeshkar's singing, leading to differences between the two for a short period. He called Talat Mehmood as "Galat Mehmood" (Wrong Mehmood) and Kishore Kumar as "Shor Kumar" (Noisy Kumar), and also criticised Naushad's music. He rejected an offer by Shashadhar Mukherjee of Filmistan, and lost Mughal-e-Azam (1960) due to differences with K. Asif. Once, heavily impressed by Sajjad Hussain's Yeh hawa yeh raat yeh chandni (Sangdil), the composer Madan Mohan created Tujhe kya sunau mein dilruba (Aakri Dao) on the same metre. At a concert when Madan Mohan walked past Sajjad, the hot tempered Sajjad taunted "Aaj kal toh parchaiyyan bhi ghoomne phirne lagi hai" ("Even shadows are moving around now"). Hindi film expert Rajesh Subramanian explains that such comments made him an avoidable character and people from the industry started ignoring him. As a result of his controversial behaviour, Sajjad got less than 20 film score assignments in his 34-year-long music career. However, one notable milestone in his career as music Director is songs he composed for Sri Lankan Sinhala film "Daiwa yogaya-1959". Daiwa Yogaya was filmed in Prasad Studios in Pune and was a box office hit in Sri Lanka mainly owing to the songs he composed. His last film as a composer was Aakhri Sajda (1977), although he participated in concerts till the 1980s.
Film : Sainya ,1951,
Singer : Lata Mangeshkar,
Lyricist: Rajinder Krishan,
Music Director : Sajjad Hussain,
Producer/Directed : M. Sadiq,
Cast : Madhubala,Sajjan,Ajit,Raj Mehra,Leela Chitnis,Jayant,Cuckoo,Abbas,Ramesh Thakur,Ramesh Sinha,Amar,Amir Ali,Kathana
Production company : Sadiq Productions Ltd,
Lyrics :-
hawaa mein dil dole machal kar bole
hawaa mein dil dole machal kar bole
daras dikhlaa de balam bhole bhole
ho ho ho
hawaa mein dil dole machal kar bole
daras dikhalaa de balam bhole bhole
ho ho ho
hawaa mein dil dole machal kar bole
na chain aaye na neend aaye
badaa naazuk zamaanaa hai
na chain aaye na neend aaye
badaa naazuk zamaanaa hai
hazaaron teer chalte hain
hamaaraa dil nishaanaa hai
ghataayen kaali kaali, ye rut matwaali
sadaayen haule haule
ho ho
ho ho
hawaa mein dil dole machal kar bole
daras dikhalaa de balam bhole bhole
ho ho
hawaa mein dil dole machal kar bole
aanaa hai to aa jaao
bahaaren phir na aayengi
ho aanaa hai to aa jaao
bahaaren phir na aayengi
judaa rah kar na tarsaao, neenden toot jaayengi
baahon mein pade jhoole, hamen tum bhoole
balam bhole bhole
ho ho ho
ho ho ho
hawaa mein dil dole machal kar bole
daras dikhlaa de balam bhole bhole
ho ho ho
hawaa mein dil dole machal kar bole
daras dikhlaa de balam bhole bhole
ho ho ho...
Saiyan (Beloved) is a 1951 Bollywood film Hindi romantic drama film directed by M. Sadiq for his Sadiq Productions Ltd.The story and screenplay writer was Azmi Bazidpuri. Music was composed by Sajjad Hussain with the lyrics written by D. N. Madhok, Rajendra Krishan and Hasrat Jaipuri. The film starred Madhubala, Ajit, Sajjan, and Jayant.
A period film depicting feudal India, the plot is a remake of the 1946 American Western, Duel in the Sun (1946). A love triangle, the story revolved around two brothers (Ajit and Sajjan), both in love with an orphan girl (Madhubala), who is given shelter by their family.
Storyline :-
An unusual, tragic saga of star-crossed lovers and a family caught in the calamitous backwash of a forsaken romance. An orphaned village girl is given shelter in a respected home and wooed by the two sons of the family. This, combined with the headstrong, impulsive nature of the younger son, leads to a uniquely disastrous three-way relationship that ruins and ultimately destroys the family. Written by Hrishi Dixit
Legacy of a true music maestro Sajjad Hussain :-
Sajjad Hussain was known for his contentious personality. He often landed in controversies due to his short temper, outspokenness, moody behaviour and perfectionist nature. When Shaukat Hussain Rizvi gave the credit for the musical success of Dosti (1944) to his wife and singer Noor Jehan, Sajjad vowed never to compose a song for Noor Jehan.He had conflicts with the lyricist D. N. Madhok during recording of Saiyyan (1951), and with the actor Dilip Kumar during the recording of Sangdil (1952). He made disapproving remarks on Lata Mangeshkar's singing, leading to differences between the two for a short period. He called Talat Mehmood as "Galat Mehmood" (Wrong Mehmood) and Kishore Kumar as "Shor Kumar" (Noisy Kumar), and also criticised Naushad's music. He rejected an offer by Shashadhar Mukherjee of Filmistan, and lost Mughal-e-Azam (1960) due to differences with K. Asif. Once, heavily impressed by Sajjad Hussain's Yeh hawa yeh raat yeh chandni (Sangdil), the composer Madan Mohan created Tujhe kya sunau mein dilruba (Aakri Dao) on the same metre. At a concert when Madan Mohan walked past Sajjad, the hot tempered Sajjad taunted "Aaj kal toh parchaiyyan bhi ghoomne phirne lagi hai" ("Even shadows are moving around now"). Hindi film expert Rajesh Subramanian explains that such comments made him an avoidable character and people from the industry started ignoring him. As a result of his controversial behaviour, Sajjad got less than 20 film score assignments in his 34-year-long music career. However, one notable milestone in his career as music Director is songs he composed for Sri Lankan Sinhala film "Daiwa yogaya-1959". Daiwa Yogaya was filmed in Prasad Studios in Pune and was a box office hit in Sri Lanka mainly owing to the songs he composed. His last film as a composer was Aakhri Sajda (1977), although he participated in concerts till the 1980s.
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