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Song : neek saiyan bin
Song : neek saiyan bin bhavanva nahi laage rasiya..
Film : Bidesiya,1963,
Singers : Geeta Dutt,Kaumudi Majumdar & Chorus,
Lyricist/story,dialogue & screenplay : Ram Murti Chaturvedi,
Music Director : S.N.Tripathi,
Director: S.N.Tripathi,
Dance Directors : Badri Prashad and Amrit,
Cast: : Kumari Naaz, Sujit Kumar,Jeevan, Sheelkumar,Padma Khanna,Sadhana Roychoudhury, Sulochana Chatterjee,S.N. Tripathi, Helen, Bela Bose, Sohanlal, Rani, Bagla, T.N. Sinha.
Producer : Bachubhai Shah,
Production Co: Bihar Films,
Did You Know?
The title of the movie is a tribute to the extremely popular Bidesiya-style of folk-songs introduced by Bhikhari Thakur.
To justify it, the lead character Sujit Kumar is called "Bidesi Thakur". The name "Bidesi" is informally referred to as "Bidesiya" during conversations in Bhojpuri. "Bidesi" means "foreigner" and in Bidesiya folk songs, refers to a man migrating to city in search of employment, leaving his family back in his village. See more »
The title of the movie is a tribute to the extremely popular Bidesiya-style of folk-songs introduced by Bhikhari Thakur. To justify it, the lead character Sujit Kumar is called "Bidesi Thakur". The name "Bidesi" is informally referred to as "Bidesiya" during conversations in Bhojpuri. "Bidesi" means "foreigner" and in Bidesiya folk songs, refers to a man migrating to city in search of employment, leaving his family back in his village.
Film : Bidesiya (1963)..............
Synopsis: The film story goes like this the protagonist Bidesi Thakur (Sujit Kumar) is a son of upper-caste zamindar who gave most of his land and also the entire life for the survival and upliftment of low-caste families of his village before the death. And remaining land of bidesi is captured and cultivated by greedy Uncle Chhote Thakur (Jeevan). It always seems in the film that both the character hero and villain starts fight and struggle when a heroin enters in the life and same thing happened here in the film too. A poor low-cast girl who works on Chhote Thakur fields and sells the grass village market. Bidesi, who sells paan for a living and gradually meet Parbatiya (Naaz) and falls in love, but in the intermission story turns slightly when zamindar’s henchmen spread rumors about his daughter’s love affair and got heard by Parbatiya’s father pleads with bidesi to leave the village to save his honour and pride and get daughter married soon. Bidesi left village, went Banaras where he drives an ekka (horse-cart) for a living. Film again get reverse back gear when Parbatiya’s father falls ill, he approached by his village friends and requested to returned
2. back to home. Before dying, Parbatiya’s father accepted his daughter’s relationship with Bidesi and requested accept her as a better half. Story does not end here, now film climax comes into play its role in high intensity part when angered uncle, who creates more hurdles for the lovers, he shoots at Bidesi but Parbatiya come in the way and dies. This film gives multiple angle to think like cast confrontation, unemployment, cheating and more important to notice that the film also preaches Gandhian Philosophy to solve a problem by non- violence efforts. When Thakur’s henchmen stops low-caste women from filling water from a well, a Widow Bhabhi (Padma Khanna) does not allow henchmen to hit, instead, she offers water from her well. It begins with the song-1.Koi chhota nahi, koi bada nahi, koi oonch nahi, koi neecha; na darbe, na darbe, na darbe ho zamane se na darbe ram and very melodious 2. Hansi hansi panva khiavle bidesiya ki apna base pardes, kori re chunariya main dagiya lagai gaile ki mare re karejava main tir ….many more kajri, birha song sung by playback singers like Suman Kalyanpur, Geeta Dutt, K. Munshi, Manna Dey and Mahendra Kapoor and beautifully composed by S.N. Tripathi who himself played a role of Daroga Babu (a Police Inspector). Actor Sujit Kumar as Mr. Perfectionist who gave many hit films in Hindi as well and Naaz’s spark and sizzling character maker perfect blender of love scenes and Padma Khanna as a meticulous role like a village sarpanch and well meaning wife of the zamindar are memorable. Even the dances are electrified by Helen, Bela Bose and Naaz provide perfection in Bhojpuri folk music. Sonpur Mela, Sarnath and Banars ka assi ghat feels absolutely local location feels. As this film was produced by Bachubhai Shah, a Gujarati and well-known music composer S.N.Tripathi, was a director are known for many music hits in mythological and never forgettable for Binaca Geet Mala’s of 1957. Last but not the least, Ram Murti Chaturvedi, wrote, screenplay, dialogue and set lyrics for the film which signifies that the man has deep knowledge about Bhojpuri local customs and traditions that influence and scintillating dialogues like ‘Bhookha na jaane baasi bhat, neend na jaane tooti khat, preet na jaane jaat kujaat’,
Film : Bidesiya,1963,
Singers : Geeta Dutt,Kaumudi Majumdar & Chorus,
Lyricist/story,dialogue & screenplay : Ram Murti Chaturvedi,
Music Director : S.N.Tripathi,
Director: S.N.Tripathi,
Dance Directors : Badri Prashad and Amrit,
Cast: : Kumari Naaz, Sujit Kumar,Jeevan, Sheelkumar,Padma Khanna,Sadhana Roychoudhury, Sulochana Chatterjee,S.N. Tripathi, Helen, Bela Bose, Sohanlal, Rani, Bagla, T.N. Sinha.
Producer : Bachubhai Shah,
Production Co: Bihar Films,
Did You Know?
The title of the movie is a tribute to the extremely popular Bidesiya-style of folk-songs introduced by Bhikhari Thakur.
To justify it, the lead character Sujit Kumar is called "Bidesi Thakur". The name "Bidesi" is informally referred to as "Bidesiya" during conversations in Bhojpuri. "Bidesi" means "foreigner" and in Bidesiya folk songs, refers to a man migrating to city in search of employment, leaving his family back in his village. See more »
The title of the movie is a tribute to the extremely popular Bidesiya-style of folk-songs introduced by Bhikhari Thakur. To justify it, the lead character Sujit Kumar is called "Bidesi Thakur". The name "Bidesi" is informally referred to as "Bidesiya" during conversations in Bhojpuri. "Bidesi" means "foreigner" and in Bidesiya folk songs, refers to a man migrating to city in search of employment, leaving his family back in his village.
Film : Bidesiya (1963)..............
Synopsis: The film story goes like this the protagonist Bidesi Thakur (Sujit Kumar) is a son of upper-caste zamindar who gave most of his land and also the entire life for the survival and upliftment of low-caste families of his village before the death. And remaining land of bidesi is captured and cultivated by greedy Uncle Chhote Thakur (Jeevan). It always seems in the film that both the character hero and villain starts fight and struggle when a heroin enters in the life and same thing happened here in the film too. A poor low-cast girl who works on Chhote Thakur fields and sells the grass village market. Bidesi, who sells paan for a living and gradually meet Parbatiya (Naaz) and falls in love, but in the intermission story turns slightly when zamindar’s henchmen spread rumors about his daughter’s love affair and got heard by Parbatiya’s father pleads with bidesi to leave the village to save his honour and pride and get daughter married soon. Bidesi left village, went Banaras where he drives an ekka (horse-cart) for a living. Film again get reverse back gear when Parbatiya’s father falls ill, he approached by his village friends and requested to returned
2. back to home. Before dying, Parbatiya’s father accepted his daughter’s relationship with Bidesi and requested accept her as a better half. Story does not end here, now film climax comes into play its role in high intensity part when angered uncle, who creates more hurdles for the lovers, he shoots at Bidesi but Parbatiya come in the way and dies. This film gives multiple angle to think like cast confrontation, unemployment, cheating and more important to notice that the film also preaches Gandhian Philosophy to solve a problem by non- violence efforts. When Thakur’s henchmen stops low-caste women from filling water from a well, a Widow Bhabhi (Padma Khanna) does not allow henchmen to hit, instead, she offers water from her well. It begins with the song-1.Koi chhota nahi, koi bada nahi, koi oonch nahi, koi neecha; na darbe, na darbe, na darbe ho zamane se na darbe ram and very melodious 2. Hansi hansi panva khiavle bidesiya ki apna base pardes, kori re chunariya main dagiya lagai gaile ki mare re karejava main tir ….many more kajri, birha song sung by playback singers like Suman Kalyanpur, Geeta Dutt, K. Munshi, Manna Dey and Mahendra Kapoor and beautifully composed by S.N. Tripathi who himself played a role of Daroga Babu (a Police Inspector). Actor Sujit Kumar as Mr. Perfectionist who gave many hit films in Hindi as well and Naaz’s spark and sizzling character maker perfect blender of love scenes and Padma Khanna as a meticulous role like a village sarpanch and well meaning wife of the zamindar are memorable. Even the dances are electrified by Helen, Bela Bose and Naaz provide perfection in Bhojpuri folk music. Sonpur Mela, Sarnath and Banars ka assi ghat feels absolutely local location feels. As this film was produced by Bachubhai Shah, a Gujarati and well-known music composer S.N.Tripathi, was a director are known for many music hits in mythological and never forgettable for Binaca Geet Mala’s of 1957. Last but not the least, Ram Murti Chaturvedi, wrote, screenplay, dialogue and set lyrics for the film which signifies that the man has deep knowledge about Bhojpuri local customs and traditions that influence and scintillating dialogues like ‘Bhookha na jaane baasi bhat, neend na jaane tooti khat, preet na jaane jaat kujaat’,
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