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| Thes | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Kidar Sharma |
| Produced by | Kidar Sharma Munshiram Varma |
| Starring | Shashikala Purnima Bharat Bhushan |
| Music by | Snehal Bhatkar |
Production company | Oriental Pictures |
| Distributed by | Varma Films |
Release date | 1949 |
| Country | India |
| Language | Hindi |
Thes is a 1949 Hindi film directed by Kidar Sharma.[1] The main stars of the film were Shashikala, Purnima and Bharat Bhushan.[2][3]
Produced by Oriental Pictures with distribution rights owned by Varma Films, the two companies collaborated in 1949 with two films (Thes and Neki Aur Badi),[4] after the success of their previous box-office hit, Suhaag Raat, which was the seventh highest-grossing film of 1948.[5]
A distinctive feature of Thes was the ensemble used in the film. Shashikala, the female lead for Thes, would go on to act in over a hundred films in her career spanning around six decades,[6] eventually getting the Padma Shri, one of India’s highest civilian awards.[7][8] Purnima, who would go on to act in a majority of films by Varma Films, was praised by Filmindia, one of the most popular magazines of its time,[9] for her promising role in Thes.[10] Also noteworthy was that the filmmakers of Thes not only used the same director, Kidar Sharma, of their recent hit film Suhaag Raat, but also used other members of Suhaag Raat’s ensemble to create a template for success. Like in Suhaag Raat, the lead male actor of Suhaag Raat, Bharat Bhushan, played the lead role in Thes. Further, the music of Thes was composed by Snehal Bhatkar, the same person who had composed the music of Suhaag Raat.[11]
Plot
Haria (Kanwal Mehra) is a young, carefree man who lives in a small village with his poor blind uncle. Everything seems to be going well for Haria until a Pundit (Himmat Rai), his young wife (Purnima), and his smart sister-in-law, Soshila (Shashikala), move into Haria’s neighborhood.
The Pundit’s wife develops a harmonious relationship with Haria and starts calling him “Bhai” (brother), whereas things just do not seem to warm up between Haria and the Pundit. Although initially Haria and Soshila quarreled a lot, they gradually developed a friendship. The relationship between the two of them was, however, platonic and not romantic. Given how much the Pundit disliked Haria, he was able to stir things up and create a rift in the friendship between Haria and Soshila.
Things really begin to change when Soshila had to move from the village to the city. Haria really missed Soshila, perhaps realizing that there was more to this supposedly platonic relationship between the two of them. To further complicate the issue, Soshila met Shyam (Bharat Bhushan) in the city, and the two of them fall in love. Not surprisingly, conflicts arise when Soshila returns to the village with Shyam. The film progresses with the aftermath of the emotional trauma (thes) to Haria from the conflict arising with Soshila’s new situation.
Cast
- Shashikala as Soshila
- Purnima as the Pundit’s wife
- Bharat Bhushan as Shyam
- Kanwal Mehra as Haria
- Himmat Rai as the Pundit
- Gyani
- Kumar Sahu
- Maruti
Soundtrack
Music was composed by Snehal Bhatkar and Kidar Sharma wrote the lyrics.[12]
| # | Title | Singer |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | "Baat To Kuch Bhi Nahin" | Mohammed Rafi and Mukesh |
| 2 | "Hum Bhi Aseer-E-Gham Hain Ab Tumse Kya Chhipana " | Rajkumari |
| 3 | "Rovoge Pachhtaaoge (Is Patange Ki Haqeeqat)" | Rajkumari and Mukesh |
| 4 | "Rut Hai Suhani Baadal Chhaaye Re " | Mukesh |
| 5 | "Bhagwan Jo Tera Bhi Bhagwan Koi Hota" | Mukesh |
| 6 | "Bolo Bolo Sajan Sajan Bolo Bolo" | Rajkumari and Mukesh |
| 7 | "Dhak Dhak Dhadke Dil Mera Haay Rama" | Rajkumari and Mukesh |
| 8 | "Chhup Chhup Ke Teer Chalaye Na Koi" | Rajkumari and Mukesh |
References
Thes Movie Review | Thes 1949 Public Review - Bollywood ...
Hindi Film Songs - Thes (1949) | MySwar
Thes (1949) - Review, Star Cast, News, Photos | Cinestaan
Thes is a movie directed by Kidar Sharma featuring Purnima, Bharat Bhushan.
- Language
- Hindi
- Release Date
- 1949
- Genre
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- Colour
- Black and White
- Runtime
- 2h 7min
Director
Thes Cast & Crew:
Banner
- Oriental Pictures
Release Date
- 1 Jan 1949
Genre
- Social
Star Cast
- Bharat Bhushan
- Shashikala
- Gyani
- Maruti
- Kamal Mehra
- Purnima
Color
BLanguage
Hindi music of the film.
MUKESH- RAJKUMARI - YouTube
THES(1949) - YouTube
MUKESH.Film-THES-1949-Bhaghwan Jo Tera Bhi ...
Thes : Lyrics and video of Songs from the Movie Thes (1949)
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Lyrics of Bolo Bolo Sajan Sajan Bolo Bolo - बोलो बोलो साजन साजन बोलो बोलो
bolo bolo sajan sajan bolo bolobolo bolo sajan sajan bolo bolo
bolo sajan bisra to na doge
bolo sajan bisra to na doge
humko kahi
humko kahi thukra to na doge
bolo bolo sajan sajan bolo bolo
bolo bolo sajan sajan bolo bolo
fagun ke din beet gaye jab
fagun ke din beet gaye jab
desh paraye meet gaye jab
desh paraye meet gaye jab
yad tumhari yad tumhari
dekh jiye hai unki yaad
unki yaad bhula to na doge
bolo bolo sajan sajan bolo bolo
bolo bolo sajan sajan bolo bolo
dekh dekh muskate the wo
dekh dekh muskate the wo
sau sau phul khilate the wo
sau sau phul khilate the wo
ruth ke ek din ruth ke ek din
us bagiya me
aap hi aag aap hi aag laga to na doge
bolo bolo sajan sajan bolo bolo
bolo bolo sajan sajan bolo bolo

