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Lyrics Main Gaoon Tum So Jao (Happy)

Lyrics Main Gaoon Tum So Jao (Happy)

Main Gaoon Tum So Jao (Happy) – Song contents: Lyrics in EnglishHindi LyricsYouTube VideoSong TriviaMore Lyrics in English | Main Gaoon Tum So Jao (Happy) | Brahmachari-1968 | Shammi Kapoor, Rajshree | Mohammed Rafi La Ra La LaLa Ra La Ra La LaLa Ra La LaLa Ra La Ra La LaMain GaoonTum So JaaoMain GaoonTum So JaaoSukh Sapnon MeKho JaaoMain GaoonTum So JaaoMain GaoonTum So JaaoSukh Sapnon MeKho…

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Asian Horror Cinema Roundup & Thoughts

So, when we set out on this particular film series quest, I had a few limitations to work with: 

They had to be movies that we hadn’t already seen, which meant skipping some of the biggest and most influential titles (Ringu, The Grudge, Dark Water, etc etc.)

I wanted as diverse a selection as I could to mix up multiple countries and time periods

The movies all had to be things I could find streaming online, which cut about half of my initial selections out of the running 

So, with that in mind, this is....definitely not the most thorough or representative list of films! I make no claims that these are the biggest, best, most important, or anything else. But here is everything we watched!

CHINA/HONG KONG Song at Midnight (1937) Dream Home (2010) Rigor Mortis (2013)

INDIA Bees Saal Baad (1962) Raaz (2002) Bhoot (2003) Kaal (2005) Hisss (2010) Pizza (2012)

JAPAN Kwaidan (1965) Goke, Body Snatcher From Hell (1968) Horrors of Malformed Men (1969) The Vampire Doll (1970) Belladonna of Sadness (1973) Blind Woman's Curse (1970) House (1977) Tetsuo: The Iron Man (1989) Battle Royale (2000) One Missed Call (2003) Uzumaki (2000) Cold Fish (2010) Tag (2015) One Cut of the Dead (2017)

KOREA The Uninvited (2003) A Tale of Two Sisters (2003) Hansel and Gretel (2007) Snowpiercer (2013) Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum (2018)

THAILAND The Park (2003) Shutter (2004) Ladda Land (2011) Krasue: Inhuman Kiss (2019) The Medium (2021)

VIETNAM The Housemaid (2016)

Some overall thoughts: 

Japan takes the cake for fucking weird. Which is not a shock to anyone, probably, but it’s very clear that Japan isn’t afraid to get bizarre, and has been doing some super weird shit from the very beginning. 

India doesn’t seem to take itself very seriously in the horror film department, lol. Not all of the movies were Bollywood musicals, although a couple were. But even the non-musicals were all pretty silly. 

Mainland China doesn’t really make horror movies these days as far as I know but Hong Kong sure does and the ones I’ve seen are all brutal. They don’t seem to mind pushing the envelope there one bit. 

South Korea is the same. I have a deep fondness for Korean films, and I think I tend to enjoy them more than Japanese exports because they tend to be more grounded and often politically biting. 

Our next batch of horror movies is going to be a catch-up with new releases since we’re a couple years behind at this point. The hashtag for those will be #horror-new-releases so keep an eye out for that in the upcoming weeks. 

After we get caught up, I’m not sure what we watch next. We’ve discussed a few possible themes, including: 

Remake vs original

Franchise installments

Individual director filmographies

Other foreign countries

Individual monster/mythology trends 

There are so many movies out there, and putting them in themes makes it more fun! Change my mind! 

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55 Years of Sangam (18/06/1964)

Sangam is a 1964 romance film, directed by Raj Kapoor, written by Inder Raj Anand, and produced by Kapoor with Mehboob Studio and Filmistan. The film stars Vyjayanthimala, Raj Kapoor and Rajendra Kumar in the lead roles, with Iftekhar, Raj Mehra, Nana Palsikar, Lalita Pawar, Achala Sachdev, and Hari Shivdasani appearing in supporting roles. The plotline and characterization was loosely inspired by the 1939 Hollywood movie Gone with the wind.

Sangam was Raj Kapoor's first color film, distinguished by its technicolor and epic length (even by Bollywood standards). It is also sometimes considered to be a magnum opus of Raj Kapoor, as one of his best works.

It became a hit in India and is considered a classic today. One of the features of the film that became widely used later on in Bollywood is the use of foreign locales for on-location shooting, such as Venice, Paris, and Switzerland. This started the Bollywood trend of shooting songs sequences abroad (primarily in Switzerland), against the background of "exotic" landscapes.

Overseas, the film released in the Soviet Union in 1964 and Turkey in 1968, as well as Bulgaria, Greece and Hungary. Director Dasari Narayana Rao remade the film in Telugu and Kannada languages as Swapna (1981).

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On Nutan’s 84th birth anniversary, why she remains a luminous star like none other - bollywood

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In the annals of Hindi films, few actors could blend stardom with acting prowess. Actor Nutan, aunt of Kajol and mother of actor Mohnish Bahl, was one such a star. In her personality, she could present a paradox – playing a deeply orthodox Indian woman in films like Saraswatichandra and yet be disarmingly modern (she sported a swimsuit in Dilli Ka Thug in the 50s). On her birthday today, here’s unraveling this enigma.

Nutan was born to actor and filmmaker couple, Shobhana and Kumarsen Samarth on June 4, 1936. She was the eldest of four siblings including actor Tanuja. Nutan was introduced on the silver screen at the tender age of 14 as an adult in Hamari Beti, produced by her mother. Nutan was a classical Indian beauty – her perfect oval face and slender and tall frame were immediately arresting.

Nutan in Bandini.

Through her career, she appeared in many unconventional roles. The first in this list was Seema (1955), where she was paired with actor Balraj Sahni. The role was a central one; as the story was told from the perspective of her character, Gauri. She played a young orphaned girl, who runs away from her uncle’s home to avoid an ill-treating aunt. Accused of theft, landing in an orphanage and falling in love with a compassionate caretaker, played by Balraj, Nutan was in stellar form. The song Tu Pyar Ka Sagar Hai is still fondly remembered to this day. The role also fetched Nutan her first Filmfare award in Best Actress category.

(Left) Nutan in Dilli ka Thug and in Saraswatichandra.

Her career-defining role would come with Bimal Ray’s Bandini (1963), where she was cast opposite Ashok Kumar and young actor Dharmendra. Playing yet another conflicted character, she essayed the role of complex Kalyani, a woman serving a jail sentence for murder. Kalyani must choose between her compassionate prison doctor Devendra (Dharmendra) and Bikash (Ashok Kumar), a revolutionary from her past. Watch her in the iconic song, Mere Saajan Hai Uss Paar, sung evocatively by Sachin Dev Burman, to understand the myriad emotions that flash across her face.

Bandini is loosely based on a Bengali novel, Tamasi by Jarasandha (Charu Chandra Chakrabarti), a former jail superintendent who fictionalised many of his own experiences in his works.

Nutan in the song Dil Ka Bhawar Kare Pukar from Tere Ghar Ke Samne.

Nutan gave another stellar performance in Bimal Ray’s Sujata (1959), as a lower caste woman who is adopted by a higher caste family. Caught between discrimination and gratitude, she lives with a family that is accepting and loving but makes her acutely aware of their fundamental difference. When love comes, that too throws Sujata into a conundrum. The film was heavily influenced by Dr BR Ambedkar’s fight against untouchability and Rabindranath Tagore’s retelling of the story of Chandalika.

But Nutan was more than intense roles. Through the ’50s and ’60s, she formed a hit pair with Dev Anand, giving us hits like Paying Guest (1957) and Tere Ghar Ke Samne (1963) and films like Manzil (1960) and Baarish (1957). Tune in to retro section on any FM channel and songs like Mana Janab Ne Pukara Nahin and Chhod Do Aanchal Zamana Kya Kahega (both Paying Guest) and Tere Ghar Ke Samne, Dekho Rootha Na Karo, Dil Ka Bhanwar Kare Pukar (Tere Ghar Ke Samne) will still charm you.

Nutan would form a winning combination with actor Sunil Dutt as well – Gauri (1968), Mehrbaan (1967), Milan (1967), Sujata (1959) and Khandan (1965) – will serve as examples. Think of songs like Sawan Ka Mahina (Milan) and Jalte Hain Jiske Liye Teri Aakhon Ke Diye (Sujata) and you will get an idea.

Also read: On Nargis’ 91st birth anniversary, a look at a star who symbolised passion onscreen

The oft-heard statement of how female actors cannot continue their careers post marriage was turned on its head by actors like Nutan, who gave some of her most powerful performances after marriage. At the height of her career in 1959, she married naval officer Rajneesh Bahl, aged only 23.

Films like Bandini, Tere Ghar Ke Samne, Milan, Saraswatichandra and Main Tulsi Tere Aangan Ki – all happened after she had married and was a mother of a child. Nothing about Nutan was conventional anyways – when still in her teens, her mother Shobana had sent her off to a finishing school in Switzerland, La Chatelaine, in 1953. Nutan hailed from an affluent Marathi-speaking family with a passion for cinema.

Nutan won the Filmfare award for best actress no less that five times in her career. Nutan died in February 1991, after battling breast cancer for years.

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5 Brilliant RD ‘Pancham’ Burman Compositions That We Keep Coming Back To

customized karaoke songs He is known for innumerable accomplishments and by innumerable names- the man who, with his global taste in music, completely and single-handedly transformed the Indian film music industry.

Yes, you guessed it! We’re talking about RD Burman.

RD Burman, fondly known in the creative circles of India as Pancham Da, was an unstoppable force from the 60s to the 90s. Born on June 27, 1989, to legendary Bollywood composer SD Burman, Rahul Dev Burman is said to have earned the nickname of ‘Pancham’, coined by veteran actor Ashok Kumar, when he saw that the baby Rahul cried only in the 5th (panch) note of music notation. In his career spanning 30 years, he has composed musical scores for a total of 331 films. He took the tradition of musical genius passed on by his father and carried it to international heights.

Today, we remember some of Pancham Da’s most enduring classics, a list of select songs that have permanently occupied the top spots in our classical playlists.

1. Dilbar Mere Kab Tak (Satte Pe Satta): ‘Dilbar Mere’, like all the songs of the movie ‘Satte Pe Satta’ was a super hit. The song that picturizes the emerging and growing love and affection between the characters of Amitabh Bachchan and Hema Malini, is made more majestic by the melting voice of Kishore Kumar against a backdrop of a gorgeous countryside view.

2. Jaane Do Na (Saagar): The ‘Jaane Do Na’ song from Saagar is an epitome of intelligent music composition. The song holds itself perfectly even with simple lyrics with just its superb score. This was the magic of Pancham.

3. Jab Hum Jawan (Betaab): The cute love saga depicted in the film ‘Betaab’ starring Sunny Deol and Amrita Singh was aptly picturized by Burman in its music score and songs. ‘Jab Hum Jawaan Honge’ was such a powerful song that the lyrics became a poignant foreshadow of the ultimate fate of the characters.

4. Kitna Pyara Vaada (Caravan): The best evidence of the singular genius of Burman was his ability to create amazing songs that blended various genres. No wonder he pioneered the revolution in Bollywood music through his art. He perfectly exemplified his superior skills in combining tribal folk with contemporary music to create the soundtrack of ‘Caravan’, a story about a rich girl (Asha Parekh) who runs into and gets involved with a band of performing gypsies while escaping trouble.

5. Kitne Bhi Tu Karle (Sanam Teri Kasam): It was the legendary Pancham Da, who scored the phenomenal soundtrack of ‘Sanam Teri Kasam’, starring Reena Roy and Kamal Haasan. Especially the title track ‘Sanam Teri Kasam’ voiced individually by both Asha Bhosle and Kishore Kumar, was such a massive hit, that it single-handedly lifted the career of actor Reena Roy.

It is said that RD Burman was truly, a music man. It is said that he experimented with different musical sounds produced from methods such as rubbing sandpaper and knocking bamboo sticks together. He blew into beer bottles to produce the opening beats of “Mehbooba, Mehbooba”. Similarly, he used cups and saucers to create the tinkling sound for the song “Chura Liya Hai” from the film Yaadon Ki Baaraat (1973). For Satte Pe Satta (1982), he made the singer Annette Pinto gargle to produce a background sound. He also rubbed a comb on a rough surface to produce a whooshing sound in the song “Meri Samne Wali Khidki Mein” from the film Padosan (1968).

Unfortunately, the great genius died when he was just 54 years old. The world may have lost him in body, but his soul continues to live on…through the amazing and heartfelt songs he composed, and through the Hindi Film Music Industry today, as he was a big factor in shaping it into what it is today.

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Lyrics Dil Ke Jharokhe Me

Lyrics Dil Ke Jharokhe Me

Dil Ke Jharokhe Me – Song contents: Lyrics in EnglishHindi LyricsYouTube VideoSong TriviaMore Lyrics in English | Dil Ke Jharokhe Me | Brahmachari-1968 | Shammi Kapoor, Rajshree | Mohammed Rafi Dil Ke Jharokhe MeTujh Ho Bitha KarYaadon Ko Teri MainDulhan Bana KarRakhunga Main Dil Ke PaasMat Ho Meri Jaan Udaas Dil Ke Jharokhe MeTujh Ho Bitha KarYaadon Ko Teri MainDulhan Bana KarRakhunga Main…

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One of the classic evergreen bollywood song #aajkalteremerepyaar 💫 I m checking some of the very old n legendary songs these days This song from Movie Brahmachari (1968) originally sung by Mohammed Rafi and Suman Kalyanpur, Lyrics by Shailendra, Music Direction: Shankar Jaikishan. This song also won Filmfare award in 1968 for best music direction. #spreetymusic #creativesistersstudio #bollywoodsongs #bollywoodmusic #mohammedrafi #sumankalyanpur #arijitsingh #nehakakkar #gururandhawa #palakmuchhal #shreyaghoshal #atifaslam #tiktok #shahrukhkhan #salmankhan #akshaykumar #amitabhbachchan #indiansingers #oldbollywoodsongs #bollywoodclassics (at London, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/BojsICsgOP_/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=7x30rhfu5hd2

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Happy Birthday Wishes to India's popular pop, jazz and playback singer Usha Uthup, who turned 70 today. Usha Uthup (born 7 November 1947) is an Indian pop, filmi, jazz, and playback singer who sang songs in the late 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. Darling, which she recorded with Rekha Bhardwaj for the film 7 Khoon Maaf, won the Filmfare Award for Best Female Playback Singer in 2012. Usha Uthup started singing in a small nightclub in Chennai called as Nine Gems in the basement of the erstwhile Safire theatre complex on Mount Road, when she was 20, wearing a saree and leg callipers. Her performance was so well received that the owner of the nightclub asked her to stay on for a week. After her first night club gig, she began singing in Calcutta at night clubs such as "Trincas". She met her future husband Uthup in Trincas. At about the same time, she also sang at "Talk of the Town", now known as "Not Just Jazz by the Bay" in Bombay (now Mumbai). After Trincas, her next engagement took her to Delhi where she sang at the Oberoi hotels. By happenstance, a film crew belonging to Navketan unit and Shashi Kapoor visited the nightclub and they offered her a chance to sing movie playback. As a result, she started her Bollywood career with Ivory-Merchant's Bombay Talkies (1970) in which she sang an English number under Shanker-Jaikishan and then Hare Rama Hare Krishna. Originally, she was supposed to sing Dum Maro Dum along with Asha Bhosle for Hare Rama Hare Krishna. However, as a result of internal politicking on the part of other singers, she lost that chance but ended up singing an English verse. In 1968, she recorded covers of two pop songs in English, "Jambalaya" and The Kingston Trio's "Greenback Dollar", on an EP, Love Story, and "Scotch and Soda", another Kingston Trio song, which sold very well in the Indian market. She also spent some time in London during this early period. She was a frequent visitor to Vernon Corea's BBC office at the Langham in London and was interviewed on London Sounds Eastern on BBC Radio London. Usha visited Nairobi as part of an Indian festival. She was so popular that she was invited to stay on. Singing and quite often nationalistic songs in Swahili made her extremely popular and the then President Jomo Kenyatta made her an Honorary Citizen of Kenya. She sang the famous song "Malaika" (angel) with Fadhili Williams who was the original singer. She produced a record "live in Nairobi" with a local band Fellini Five. Uthup sang several songs in the 1970s and 1980s for music directors R D Burman and Bappi Lahiri. She also reprised some of R.D. Burman songs that were sung by others such as Mehbooba Mehbooba and Dum Maro Dum and popularised them to a distinct end. Uthup also sang for a two-volume collection of children's rhymes "Karadi Rhymes", which are "Indian Rhymes for Indian Kids", brought out by Karadi Tales. The rhymes reflect the Indian ethos through the Sa-re-ga-ma, mangoes, Indian rivers, the train experiences, Indian festivals, indigenous trees, Cricket, Indian foods like bhelpuri and sambhar, Indian attire like the dhoti, sari, bindi and bangles and even some folk tales. With each rhyme set to an Indian raga, and sung in her characteristic voice with a feisty tempo, Usha creates the atmosphere for children and, surprisingly, even adults to sing along and dance to the toe-tapping beats. She appeared as a judge on a singing reality show Bharat Ki Shaan: Singing Star – Season 2 (2012), aired on DD National channel, along with Ismail Darbar. She is the judge in the Season 3 of the show as well. She also appeared as a chief guest for Marathi singing reality show . She entertained the audience with Marathi songs. Like बॉलीवुड डायरेक्ट Bollywoodirect

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Hema Malini Biography: Bollywood Tower Exclusive

Hema Malini Biography: Hema Malini is an Indian Film Actress and active politician. She did her debut in Hindi films with Sapno Ke Saudagar in 1968. Before her debut, she worked in two Tamil films as a dancer. She is known as the dream girl of Bollywood. Hema Malini is one of the few actresses who used to charge more than a hero for a movie. She is one of the most beautiful divas of her time. There was a time when she was proposed by the top star of that time that includes Dharmendra, Jitendra and Sanjeev Kumar. After a successful career in Hindi Films, she also worked in TV. She hosted, produced and directed many TV shows. As a host and judge, she hosted Rangoli in 1989 and Dancing Queen in 2008-09. Apart from TV and Hindi films, she also played a successful inning in Politics. She was elected as Member of Parliament from Rajya Sabha(Upper house of Parliament) in 2003. In 2014 Loksabha election, she won the election of MP from UP. Now she is the member of Lok Sabha. Also, Read-Sanjay Dutt had more than 308 girlfriends My score is still less than 10: Ranbir Kapoor She also honoured with Padma Shri in 2000 for her contribution in Hindi Cinema. Filmfare also honoured her with the Life Time Achievement award for her contribution to Hindi Cinema. Bollywood Tower brought some interesting fact which you might never be heard off. You are reading Hema Malini Biography on Bollywood Tower. Name- Hema Malini Chakravarty Nationality-Indian Profession-Actress, Politician DOB- 16 October 1948 Horoscope- Libra Religion- Hinduism Address-  43, Shakunt Plot No. 17, Jaihind  Society, 12th Road, JVPD Juhu, Pin-40049 Mumbai, India Height- 5'6" Weight- 60 Kilogram Figure Measurement- 35432-35 Body Appearance- Not Available Hair Colour- Black Eye Colour- Dark Brown Debut movie – Sapano Ka Saudagar (1968) Favourite Film-Sholey Favourite Director- Not Available Hit Movie-  Sholey, Sapano Ka Saudagar Favourite Actor- Dharmendra Favourite Actress- Aishwarya Rai Love Affairs- Jeetendra, Actor Favourite Song- Ye Dosti ham... First Crush- Dharmendra Marriage- Dharmendra Favourite Books- Not Available Favourite Author-  Not Available Hobbies- Reading Books, Hindi Songs Favourite Musician- Not Available Inspiration-  Not Available Best phase- Not Available The biggest hit in her career-  Sholey Fees per film- Not Available You are reading Hema Malini Biography on Bollywood Tower. Some more interesting fact of Hema Malini's personal and professional life She does not but she drinks occasionally. Also Read, Urvashi Rautela Interesting fact of her personal and professional Life. She was proposed by Dharmendra, Jitendra and Sanjeev Kumar at the same time for marriage. She almost married to Jitendra but it was stopped by some friends of Dharmendra. Later she married to Dharmendra. You are reading Hema Malini Biography on Bollywood Tower. She decided to stop her study after 12th to start her career in Acting. She got the sobriquet of Dreamgirl after the release of her movie Dream Girl in 1977. What do you think about Hema Malini Successful career in Hindi Films, TV and politics? Share your opinion in the comment section. Also, Read- Jacqueline Fernandez some Interesting fact of her personal and professional Life You can follow us on twitter and facebook page to get all the update from B-town. Check out Daily Box office update table in the sidebar of every news. People who love Bollywood news Keep visiting Bollywood Tower. Read the full article

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List of Bollywood comedy Films

Top 10 Hindi Comedy Movies Free Download (List of Bollywood comedy Films)Hello my dear Fun Loving Friends! Are you searching for funny Bollywood movies to watch? Do you want to delight and happy your mood by watching Hindi comedy full movies? Top 10 Hindi Comedy Movies Free Download (List of Bollywood comedy Films)Comedy movies are a great mood-lifter. Below, find a list of more than 10 awesome Hindi comedy movies ever made in the history of Indian cinema, Bollywood. The collection is sorted by the year in which they were released, accompanied by clips and links to the full-length version of the movie. Enjoy!

1. Chalti Ka Naam Gaadi (1958)

Directed by: Satyen Bose

Starring: Kishore Kumar, Madhubala, Ashok Kumar, Snoop Kumar

Runtime: 173 mins

The romantic comedy category may have officially made its way into Indian cinema through this film. Chalti Ka Naam Gaadi is the story of three brothers who keep trying to avoid women at all costs. Played by the real-life brother trio, Ashok, Anoop, and Kishore Kumar come together to bring one of the most classic Hindi comedy movies of all-time.The songs are also great, and the fun never stops throughout we are presenting Top 10 Hindi Comedy Movies Free Download List of Bollywood .Top 10 Hindi Comedy Movies Free Download (List of Bollywood comedy Films)

Top 10 Hindi Comedy Movies Free Download (List of Bollywood comedy Films)

Video: Even the songs are comical – Hum The Woh Thi

Video: Watch Chalti Ka Naam Gaadi the Full Movie

2. Half Ticket (1962)

Directed by: Kalidas

Starring: Kishore Kumar, Madhubala, Pran

Runtime: 168 mins

If you’re not easily swayed by just any comedy, think again with this one. You’ll be swept off your feet after watching Half Ticket. In fact, calling this one hell of a fantastic movie would be an understatement. Watch for the best, very notable scene from this movie featuring Kishore Kumar’s father being called to the board of director’s house for a dinner party. This movie is a must-watch right now. Top 10 Hindi Comedy Movies Free Download (List of Bollywood comedy Films)

Video: Watch a Scene from Half Ticket

3. Padosan (1968)

Directed by: Jyoti Swaroop

Starring: Sunil Dutt, Saira Banu, Kishore Kumar, Mehmood

Runtime: 157 mins

This light-hearted comedy movie is a must-watch. The story revolves around Bhola (Sunil Dutt) and his lady love Bindu (Saira Banu). It’s one of the best Bollywood movies, filled with great performances and songs—namely Vidyapathi (Kishore Kumar)’s performance and the famous song, Meri Pyaari Bindu. I particularly adore Mahmood’s role as a Tamilian. Many people have disregarded this movie because they believe it shows a Tamilian in bad taste. However I am Tamilian, and I didn’t find that this movie mocked the South Indian culture at all. The key is to take in the movie in the right spirit. Top 10 Hindi Comedy Movies Free Download (List of Bollywood comedy Films)

Video: Watch a Scene from Padosan

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4. Bombay to Goa (1972)

Directed by: S. Ramanathan

Starring: Mehmood, Aruna Irani, Amitabh Bachchan

Runtime: 132 mins

This is a remake of the Tamil movie, Madras to Pondicherry. Excellent music and funny scenes are strewn across the movie. The funny Tamil boy Amma Pakoda’s act is an over-the-top comedy scene. I had such a great time watching this. Hop on to the exciting journey from Bombay to Goa!

Video: Watch a Scene from Bombay to Goa

Video: Watch Bombay to Goa the Full Movie

5. Chupke Chupke (1975)

Directed by: Hrishikesh Mukherjee

Starring: Dharmendra, Sharmila Tagore, Amitabh Bachchan, Jaya Bachchan, Om Prakash, Asrani, Lily Chakraborty, Usha Kiran, David Abraham Cheulkar

Runtime: 127 mins

This movie is Dharmendra at its best. Chupke Chupke, directed by Hrishikesh Mukherjee is a classic comedy movie. Each and every character is written excellently—watching it just once won’t satisfy you. If you haven’t watched this yet, then you’re missing out on something very special. I have stopped counting how much times I have seen this one.

Video: Watch Chupke Chupke the Full Movie

6. Chhoti Si Baat (1975)

Directed by: Basu Chatterjee

Starring: Amol Palekar, Vidya Sinha, Ashok Kumar, Asrani

Runtime: 123 mins

A romantic comedy movie that showcases Amol Palekar in a unique role. Chhoti Si Baat is the story of a young, shy person (who’s not suave at all) wanting to impress a girl with his simple methods. Despite his best efforts, he goes unnoticed. So he then seeks out the help of a retired general who has his own techniques and understands the psychology of girls. Whether he’ll (Arun, played by Amol) get his love or not forms the rest of the film.

Video: Watch a Scene from Chhoti Si Baat

7. Gol Maal (1979)

Directed by: Hrishikesh Mukherjee

Starring: Amol Palekar, Utpal Dutt, Bindiya Goswami

Runtime: 144 mins

Ram Prasad (Amol Palekar) is a recent college graduate desperately looking for a high-paying job. In turn, he pays a visit to Bhavani Shankar (Utpal Dutt), the man of traditional values and believes that men who are mustache-less and who play sports lack maturity and character. Ram makes sure that he follows these requirements. The movie revolves around the confusion that happens when Bhavani Shankar sees him Ram Prasad moustache-less in a hockey match. This is an all-time great for Utpal Dutt’s work—a real masterpiece.

Video: Watch a Scene from Gol Maal

Video: Watch Gol Maal the Full Movie

8. Chashme Buddoor (1981)

Directed by: Sai Paranjape

Starring: Farooq Shaikh, Deepti Naval, Saeed Jaffrey

Runtime: 145 mins

This is a romantic comedy movie with effortless comedic performances by Farooq Shaikh and company. The first part of the story is about Siddharth (Farooq Shaikh), who is extremely studious, falling in love with Neha (Deepti Naval), while Omi (Rakesh Bedi) and Jomo (Ravi Baswani) are just interested in chasing girls. The second part is the attempt to stage the fake kidnapping of Neha, which turns into a real kidnapping by a dreaded gang.

Video: Watch Chashme Buddoor Full Movie

9. Satte Pe Satta (1982)

Directed by: Raj N. Sippy

Starring: Amitabh Bachchan, Hema Malini, Ranjeeta Kaur

Runtime: 160 mins

Satte Pe Satta is the story of seven brothers living in a farmhouse. This movie contains many hilarious scenes, unforgettable music, and a great script. The video below here shows the funniest scene of the movie where Amitabh Bachchan is down few pegs and then the trademark dialogue “Daru Peene Se Liver Kharab Hota hai” occurs.

Video: Watch a Scene from Satte Pe Satta

Video: Watch Satte Pe Satta the Full Movie

10. Angoor (1982)

Directed by: Gulzar

Starring: Sanjeev Kumar, Moushumi Chatterjee, Deven Verma

Runtime: 141 mins

This is based on Shakespeare’s play “The Comedy of Errors” and, oh, you won’tstop laughing. Angoor is the story of two pairs of identical twins and the confusion all around. One pair is played by Sanjeev Kumar (both characters named Ashok) and the other pair by Deven Verma (both characters named Bahadur). Funny down to the last minute. With more than enough reasons to do a remake; Shahrukh Khan, Tusshar Kapoor, and Kareena will feature in the remake for Sanjeev Kapoor, Deven Verma, and Moushumi Chatterjee, respectively.

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Kalyanji Anandji's best recognition came long after they retired! The internationally acclaimed group Black Eyed Peas included tunes (with full credit to Kalyanji-Anandji) from two of their biggest hits (Yeh mera dil from Don and Ae naujawan from Apradh) in their song Don’t phunk with my heart. This song won a Grammy Award and Anandji was felicitated by BMI (Broadcast Music, Inc) on behalf of the duo in 2006, several years after their retirement! This perhaps is a recognition of the evergreen appeal of Kalyanji-Anandji’s music not only to the younger generation but also to a substantial international population. Several of their hits were remade in multiple languages, remixed, and featured in advertisements on TV.

BIRTHDAY GREETINGS to Anandji Virji Shah, Bollywood's renowned music director and one half of the incredible music director duo Kalyanji Anandji, who turned 85 today. Born in Kundrodi, Gujrat Anandji Virji Shah (born 2 March 1933) formed the Kalyanji-Anandji duo with his elder brother Kalyanji in 1953.His father was a business man who migrated from Gujrat to Mumbai to run a grocery shop.Both the brothers composed some of Bollywood's most memorable chart topping numbers from the 60s right up till the 90s.Kalyanji-Anandji's Bollywood entry was feted as a major turning point in the industry. A time when big music directors like Naushad, Hemant Kumar, Madan Mohan, S.D. Burman and Shankar Jaikishan ruled the industry, gaining a strong foothold was difficult, but Kalyanji-Anandji swept a million hearts in spite of the tough competition.The duo’s first major success came with Manmohan Desai’s “Chhaliya” in 1960.Two decisive scores, Himalay Ki God Mein and Jab Jab Phool Khile, established them as composers to reckon with.After this there was no looking back and they scored hits after hits for films like Dil bhi tera hum bhi terey (1960), Bluff master (1963), Dulha dulhan (1964), raaz (1967), Upkaar (1967) , 'Purab Aur Pachhim', 'Johny Mera Naam' etc. In 1965, they won their first Filmfare award for “Saraswathi Chandra”.Their success continued unabated through the 1970’s with films like Haseena maan jaayegi (1968) Apraadhi (1972), Blackmail (1973), Zanjeer (1973), Haath ki safaai(1974), Kora kaagaz (1974, they won their second Filmfare award for this film), rafoochakkar (1975), Dharmaatma (1975), Hera pheri (1976), Muqaddar ka sikander (1978), Don (1978) and Qurbani (1980). By the mid 1980’s their success began to wane a bit, with only a couple of hits like Jaanbaaz (1984) and Tridev (1989).Kalyanji Anandji composed music for over 250 films in a career spanning over 3 decades and had innumerable hits to their credit.Their last film as composer duo was Ulfat ki nayeen manzilain (1994). During the Golden era of film music in the 1950’s and 1960’s, they composed tuneful, soulful melodies, apt to the setting and era, Then when R D Burman arrived big time with Teesri manzil in 1968, they went with the flow of time and gave some of the greatest disco or otherwise western numbers. Who can forget their songs like Too kya jaaney wafaa (Haath ki safaai), Ye mera dil, pyaar ka deewaana (Don-original!), Laila main laila (Qurbani), Oh ya Allah (Muqaddar ka sikander), all of which had either the beats or orchestration heavily westernized? That apart the duo also gave quite a few folk numbers like Main to bhool chali babul ka des (Saraswathi Chandra), salaam-e-ishq meri jaan (Muqaddar ka sikander), khaike paan banaaras waala etc. Though they did not delve into pure or semi classical, their songs of 1950’s and 60’s were definitely based on classical or folk melodies.Kalyanji–Anandji's variety-studded music is complete with some of the topmost songs of all singers and genres. Both Kalyanji and Anandji worked as music composers for over 250 films, 17 of which were golden jubilees and 39 silver. Kalyanji and Anandji started an orchestral group called Kalyanji Virji and Party which organised musical shows in Mumbai and outside.This was the first attempt made for holding live musical shows in India.They were also responsible for presenting the Hindi film industry with some of its brightest singing stars. Kalyanji Anandji discovered raw musical talents such as Udit Narayan, Alka Yagnik, Kumar Sanu, Sadhna Sargam and Sunidhi Chauhan and gave them their first break. They also helped introduce or gave career defining breaks to lyricists like Anand Bakshi, Gulshan Bawra, Anjaan, Verma Malik and M G Hashmat.Kalyanji breathed his last in November 2000 but his younger brother Anandji has gamely carried on their legacy, through shows and the various charitable activities espoused by them through the years.He is a recipient of the civilian honour of Padma Shri (1992).

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Likhe Jo Khat Tujhe. Movie Kanyadaan 1968. https://goo.gl/onCICn Singer: Mohammed Rafi Music Shankar

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Lyrics Parde Me Rehne Do

Lyrics Parde Me Rehne Do

Parde Me Rehne Do | Shikar-1968 | Lyrics in English | Asha Parekh, Dharmendra Parde Me Rehne DoParda Na UthaoParde Me Rehne DoParda Na UthaoPadra Jo Uth Gaya To BhedKhul JaayegaAllaah Meri Tauba (2)Allaah Meri Tauba (2)Parde Me Rehne DoParda Na UthaoParde Me Rehne DoParda Na UthaoPadra Jo Uth Gaya To BhedKhul JaayegaAllaah Meri Tauba (2)Allaah Meri Tauba (2)……….. Mere Padre Me Laakh Jalwe…

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Lyrics Milti Hai Zindagi Me Mohabbat

Lyrics Milti Hai Zindagi Me Mohabbat

Lyrics in Hindi | Milti Hai Zindagi Me Mohabbat | Ankhen-1968 | Mala Sinha, Dharmendra Milti Hai Zindagi Me MuhabbatKabhi KabhiMilti Hai Zindagi Me MuhabbatKabhi KabhiMilti Hai Zindagi Me MuhabbatKabhi KabhiHoti Hai Dilbaron Ki InayaatKabhi KabhiHoti Hai Dilbaron Ki InayaatKabhi Kabhi………. Sharma Ke Muh Na PherNazar Ke Sawaal ParSharma Ke Muh Na PherNazar Ke Sawaal ParLaati Hai Aise Mod PeKismat…

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Lyrics Oh Re Taal Mile Nadi Ke Jal Me

Lyrics Oh Re Taal Mile Nadi Ke Jal Me

Lyrics in English | Oh Re Taal Mile Nadi Ke Jal Me | Anokhi Raat (1968) | Sanjeev Kumar | Zaheeda Oh Re Taal Mile Nadi Ke Jal MeNadi Mile Saagar MeSaagar Mile Kaun Se Jal MeKoi Jaane NaOh Re Taal Mile Nadi Ke Jal MeNadi Mile Saagar MeSaagar Mile Kaun Se Jal MeKoi Jaane NaOh Re Taal Mile Nadi Ke Jal Me…………. Antakshari Songs from “O” Sooraj Ko Dharti TarseDharti Ko Chadrama (2)Paani Me Seep…

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Lyrics Meri Zindagi Me Aate

Lyrics Meri Zindagi Me Aate

Lyrics in English | Meri Zindagi Me Aate To Kuchhh Aur Baat Hoti | Kanyadaan (1968) Un Ki ZulfenUn Ke Chehre Se HataSakta NahinDil Ki Betaabi Kisi Soorat ChhupaSakta NahinKitni Dilkash Hai Mohabbat Ki Jawaa MajbooriyaanSaamne Manzil Hai AurPaanv BadhaSakta NahinMeri Zindagi Me AateTo Kuchhh Aur Baat Hoti (2)Meri Zindagi Me AateTo Kuchhh Aur Baat Hoti (2)Ye Naseeb JagmagaateTo Kuchhh Aur Baat…