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songs:-
na jaa kahi ab na jaa dil ke siwa
hai yahi dil kucha tera, ai mere hamdam mere dost
na jaa kahi ab na jaa dil ke siwa
hai yahi dil kucha tera, ai mere hamdam mere dost
na jaa kahi ab na jaa dil ke siwa
besabab udegi harsu, tere pairhan ki khushbu
besabab udegi harsu, tere pairhan ki khushbu
idhar to aa sawar du khule khule ye gesu
wafa deti hai sada
na jaa kahi ab na jaa dil ke siwa
na jaa kahi ab na jaa dil ke siwa
aake khun-e-dil milake, bhar du in labo ke khake
aake khun-e-dil milake, bhar du in labo ke khake
bujha bhujha badan tera kamal kamal bana ke
khila du rang-e-hina
na jaa kahi ab na jaa dil ke siwa
na jaa kahi ab na jaa dil ke siwa
aaj sahar-e-dil me chalkar, surat-e-chirag jalkar
aaj sahar-e-dil me chalkar, surat-e-chirag jalkar
kisi jhuki hui nazar ke kaajal se dil pe
likhe aa naam-e-wafa
na jaa kahi ab na jaa dil ke siwa
hai yahi dil kucha tera, ai mere hamdam mere dost
na jaa kahi ab na jaa dil ke siwa
na jaa kahi ab na jaa dil ke siwa
dil ke siwa, dil ke siwa
Hui Sham Unaka Kayal Aa Gaya...Mere Hamdam Mere Dost (1968)
Lyrics of Hui Shaam Unakaa Kayaal Aa Gayaa - हुई शाम उन का ख़याल आ गया
hui shaam un ka khayal aa gaya, hui shaam un ka khayal aa gayavahi zindagi ka saval aa gaya, vahi zindagi ka saval aa gaya
hui shaam un ka khayal aa gaya, hui shaam un ka khayal aa gaya
abhi tak to hotho pe tha tabassum kaa ek silasila
bahut shadama the ham unako bhulakar
achanak ye kya ho gaya
ki chehare pe rag-e-malal aa gaya
ki chehare pe rag-e-malal aa gaya
hui shaam un ka khayal aa gaya, hui shaam un ka khayal aa gaya
hame to yahi tha gurur gam-e-yaar hai ham se dur
vahi gam jise hamane kis-kis jatan se
nikaala tha is dil se dur
vo chalakar qayamat ki chal aa gaya
vo chalakar qayamat ki chal aa gaya
hui shaam un ka khayal aa gaya, hui shaam un ka khayal aa gaya
vahi zindagi ka saval aa gaya, vahi zindagi ka saval aa gaya
hui shaam un ka khayal aa gaya
Lyrics of Allah Yeh Ada Kaisi Hai In Hasino Me - अल्लाह ये अदा कैसी है इन हसीनो में
allah ye ada kaisi hai in hasino meallah ye ada kaisi hai in hasino me
roothe pal me na maane mahino me
roothe pal me na maane mahino me
allah ye ada kaisi hai in hasino me
allah ye ada kaisi hai in hasino me
allah
aahein bhar bhar ke, ilteza karke
aahein bhar bhar ke, ilteza karke
humne dekha hai ye hai pathar ke
haan humne dekha hai ye hai pathar ke
jo manaao
jo manaao na maane mahino me
jo manaao na maane mahino me
allah ye ada kaisi hai in hasino me
allah
chaahe bhi hum to inko
chaahe bhi hum to inko
zaalim kaha na jaaye
shikwa hai unse dil ko
shikwa hai unse dil ko
ki jinko dekhe se pyaar aaye, haai
allah ye ada kaisi hai in hasino me
allah ye ada kaisi hai in hasino me
allah
chamak aankhon me hai sitaaron ki
chamak aankhon me hai sitaaron ki
chhaaon mukhde pe hai bahaaron ki
chhaaon mukhde pe hai bahaaron ki
bas dil hi, bas dil hi
bas dil hi
bas dil hi nahin inke sino me
bas dil hi nahin inke sino me
allah, allah, ye ada
ye ada kaisi hai in hasino me, allah
o, o o
chaahat me cheez kya hai
chaahat me cheez kya hai
ye rang ye jawaani
un par lutaane waale
ho, un par lutaane waale
lutaaye baithe hain zindagaani, haai
allah ye ada kaisi hai in hasino me
allah ye ada kaisi hai in hasino me
allah
chaahe raazi wo na rahein phir bhi
chaahe raazi wo na rahein phir bhi
saari mehfil me wo to hai phir bhi
haan saari mehfil me wo to hai phir bhi
khubsurat, haai
khubsurat hazaaro hasino me
khubsurat hazaaro hasino me
allah ye ada kaisi hai in hasino me
allah ye ada kaisi hai in hasino me
allah
allah ye ada kaisi hai in hasino me
hasino me
roothe pal me na maane, na maane mahino me
mahino me
allah ye ada kaisi hai in hasino me
allah
Chalo Sajanaa Jahaan Tak Ghataa Chale...Mere Hamdam Mere Dost (1968)
Lyrics of Chalo Sajana Jaha Tak Ghata Chale - चलो सजना जहाँ तक घटा चले
chalo sajanaa jahaan tak ghataa chalelagaakar mujhe gale
chalo sajanaa jahaan tak ghataa chale
sudar sapano ki hai mazil kadam ke niche
fursat kisako itani, dekhe jo mudake pichhe
tum chalo ham chale, ham chale tum chalo
saavan ki havaa chale
chalo sajanaa jahaan
dhadakan tumare dilaki, ulajhi hamaari lat me
tumare tan ki chhaayaa, kaajal bani palak me
ek hai do badan, do badan ek hai
aanchal ke tale-tale
chalo sajanaa jahaan
pattharili raaho me tum sag mai jhum lungi
khaaoge jab thokar, hotho se chum lungi
pyaar kaa aaj se, aaj kaa pyaar se
hamase silasilaa chale
chalo sajanaa jahaan
Lyrics of Hamne To Kiya Hai Pyar - हमने तो किया हैं प्यार
tum jao kahi, tumko ikhtiyar, ham jaye kaha sajnahamne to kiya hai pyar, hamne to kiya hai pyar
tum jao kahi, tumko ikhtiyar, ham jayen kaha sajna
hamne to kiya hai pyar, hamne to kiya hai pyar
wo chahna, hame subah o sham
wo chahna, hame subah o sham, wo har nazar muhabbat ke nam
bhula do bhula do, wo baten tamam, hame
hamen yad hai har ikrar
hamne to kiya hai pyar, hamne to kiya hai pyar
munh dekhte har ilzam par
munh dekhte har ilzam par, aise to ham nahi thhe magar
badal di gayi jab tumhari nazar, jo
jo chahe kaho dildar
hamne to kiya hai pyar, hamne to kiya hai pyar
mana tumhe nahi aitbar, mana tumhe nahi aitbar
jhootha sahi dil e beqarar, kahan phenk de dard ki yadgar
apna
apna to yahi sansar
hamne to kiya hai pyar, hamne to kiya hai pyar
tum jao kahi, tumko ikhtiyar, ham jayen kahan sajna
hamne to kiya hai pyar, hamne to kiya hai pyar
hume to ho gaya hai pyaar-mere humdum mere dost
Lyrics of Hume To Ho Gaya Hai Pyar - हमे तो हो गया है प्यार
hame to ho gaya hai pyaar tumhe ho na hohame to ho gaya hai pyaar tumhe ho na ho
aitbaar dilbar yaar tumhe ho na ho
ho aitbaar dilbar yaar tumhe ho na ho
hame to ho gaya hai pyaar tumhe ho na ho
aitbaar dilbar yaar tumhe ho na ho
ho aitbaar dilbar yaar tumhe ho na ho
kuch to hai jo hum yu anhe bharte hain
sabki ankhe hai tumpe hum isse darte hai
kuch to hai jo hum yu anhe bharte hain
sabki ankhe hai tumpe hum isse darte hai
tumhi ko dekha karte hai ke jane ja kasam se han
hame to ho gaya hai pyaar tumhe ho na ho
aitbaar dilbar yaar tumhe ho na ho
aitbaar dilbar yaar tumhe ho na ho
chahat me duri hai kisko raas aayi
sanso me talware si leti hain angdai
chahat me duri hai kisko raas aayi
sanso me talware si leti hain angdai
sitam hai aaj tanhai ke jaane ja kasam se han
hame to ho gaya hai pyaar tumhe ho na ho
aitbaar dilbar yaar tumhe ho na ho
aitbaar dilbar yaar tumhe ho na ho
hame to ho gaya hai pyaar tumhe ho na ho
aitbaar dilbar yaar tumhe ho na ho
aitbaar dilbar yaar tumhe ho na ho
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Mere Hamdam Mere Dost (1968)
After the trauma of little Master Bunty’s plight in Aakhri Khat, I needed to bask in the manly warmth of Dharmendra’s strong arms and glorious Greek god looks. And Dharmendra is pretty much the only thing that got me through this nonsensical film (well, him and Sharmila’s and Mumtaz’s outfits). What a criminally stupid waste of a good cast. The story, such as it is, isn’t helped by incredibly choppy editing, which can probably be blamed on KMI since Hrishikesh Mukherjee edited the original film and I can’t imagine that he would have done such a hack job of it. Additionally, each character is totally infantile, lacking any kind of self-awareness or empathy for others; not to mention that none of them seem to have been taught that honesty is the best policy. Plus, they are all as dumb as rocks, seriously. It is pitifully easy for them to keep pulling the wool over each other’s eyes. By the end I felt like I had just spent two and half hours in a nursery school housed inside a mental institution.
Ajit (Rehman) is the villain pulling the strings, although how or why we never come to know. All I understand is that his machinations at the beginning of the film cause a man named Vishwanath to be arrested for the murder of another man named Hariram. Vishwanath doesn’t appear to mind being incarcerated for a crime he didn’t commit (?!) and he asks Ajit to please take good care of his vast business empire and his little daughter Anita. Hariram’s demise, meanwhile, is apparently enough reason for his young son Sunil to grow up hating all rich people.
Thus, fifteen or so years on, when Anita and Sunil meet and fall in love, they are on shaky ground from the get-go. And although Anita (Sharmila Tagore) has grown up into a beautiful young women, and Sunil (Dharmendra) into a beautiful young man, Ajit hasn’t aged AT ALL. Not one iota. Frolicking with the devil does pay some dividends, apparently! Lucky for him too, I guess, since he now has designs to marry the girl he has brought up (ewwww) for her money.
In any case, Sunil first lays eyes on lovely Anita posing for his friend Bharti, an artist (can anyone tell me who the actor playing Bharti is?).
He assumes that Bharti’s model is poverty-stricken, and slips her five rupees behind his friend’s back. Anita is charmed by this gesture; she is accustomed to men throwing themselves at her feet for the sake of her fortune.
Anita lives with guardian Ajit and her friend Meena (Mumtaz), who is the only person in the film with any brains at all. After Sunil gifts her a sari through Bharti, Anita begins to pursue him, pretending to be as poor as he thinks she is (although she’s not very good at it).
Fortunately for her, Sunil is no brighter than she is. She introduces Meena to him as her landlady and pretends that she lives in her own garage. She continues to pursue him with a Shammi-like fervor, even when one day Sunil confesses to her:
Their romance is facile and coy and *almost* as deep as these two roses bobbing at each other symbolically.
They never actually seem to talk to each other (she doesn’t even ask him why he hates the moneyed!). It comes as no real surprise that when Sunil finally discovers that Anita is actually very wealthy, he’s angry.
It’s a measure of how clueless all these people are when even Meena—the smart one, remember—doesn’t really get the problem.
Uhhh…no. He’s mad because she lied to him. How do Anita and pals decide to fix things? They lie some more, and lure him to a party under false pretenses, and then shanghai him into getting engaged in front of a huge crowd of friends and family! How can that possibly go wrong?
Well for one thing, a scheming Ajit recognizes Sunil’s mother (Achala Sachdev) as the wife of the man he had killed all those years ago (giving him all that dispensation on the aging front):
For another, Sunil is even angrier:
He sulks through Meena’s musical pleadings for him to forgive and forget—a very wonderful qawwali-type song, “Allah Yeh Ada.” The lyrics are hilarious, all about the stubborn traits of good-looking people. Love. In fact this middle part of the movie is the only part I truly enjoyed, and it was only for two songs and Dharmendra’s formidable talent for comedy.
Sunil decides to take some revenge: he shows up for Anita’s next party carrying a black and white cat (which Sharmila drops on the floor) and dressed in a loud brocade jacket, hijacking the proceedings with his rude behavior and bad table manners. This traumatizes Anita and a battalion of bored and disapproving gora extras, but makes me giggle helplessly.
His next trick is to bring a band of drunken louts over to Anita’s house, introducing them as his closest friends and leading them in a fabulous fake-pretend (at least on his part) drunk song, “Chhalkaaye Jaam.”
Anita, dim-witted as she is, doesn’t understand what has happened to her shareef Sunil. Meena explains:
Thank you, Meena! My point exactly! Anita makes yet another poor decision: to make Sunil jealous by flirting with her childhood friend Ramesh—who, as she well knows, is also Sunil’s sister’s fiance. Oh Anita. Now mad at Ramesh AND Anita, Sunil takes himself, his mother and his betrayed sister (and some little unidentified boy who lives with them—no idea who he is) off to live in Bombay.
Anita follows him, still trying to get others—Meena and Om Prakash’s ridiculous character Dhand—to get him back for her. But eventually she gets it right with a pretty song (“Tum Jao Kahin”), and Sunil forgives her. It’s actually quite sweet, and I forgive them *a little bit* too.
But I am exhausted by now, and Ajit hasn’t even begun his efforts to separate them yet. As it turns out, all those events from years before don’t make any more sense than all the events we’ve just been through. Apparently our present-day protagonists come by their stupidity honestly: none of their parents have any smarts either.
Do look up Laxmikant Pyarelal’s songs on YouTube, though, they are nice. And I did get some good Garam Dharam basking in.
Minor Spoiler (in case you still think you can sit through this): There is one bright spot in the story. When Sunil is told that Anita’s mother is a prostitute (I know), he doesn’t care! He still loves her and wants to marry her! Yay Sunil. But it’s a different thing altogether when he discovers that Anita’s father is his own father’s murderer. We are treated to some Dharmendra Nahiiiin! Face:
Not a good look for anybody, really, is it? End Minor Spoiler.
