Sitting with my back to the sun, I liked the shaft of light on the floor. A song that may seem unconnected but which I hummed...
jalate hai.n jisake liye, terii aa.Nkho.n ke diye
Dhuu.NDh laayaa huu.N vahii, giit mai.n tere liye
jalate hai.n jisake liye
dard banake jo mere dil me.n rahaa Dhal naa sakaa
jaaduu banake terii aa.Nkho.n me.n rukaa chal naa sakaa
aaj laayaa huu.N vahii giit mai.n tere liye
jalate hai.n jisake liye
dil me.n rakh lenaa ise haatho.n se ye chhuuTe na kahii.n
giit naazuk hai meraa shiishe se bhii TuuTe na kahii.n
gunagunaauu.ngaa yahii giit mai.n tere liye
jalate hai.n jisake liye
jab talak naa ye tere ras ke bhare ho.nTho.n se mile
yuu.N hii aavaaraa phiregaa ye terii zulfo.n ke tale
gaaye jaauu.ngaa yahii giit mai.n tere liye
jalate hai.n jisake liye
Lyrics: Majrooh Sultanpuri; Music: S.D.Burman; Singer: Talat Mehmood; Film: Sujata
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ReplyDeleteNice picture and Talat singing the song in lower tones, is absolutely magical. Thanks for reminding me of the song!
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ReplyDeleteTalat is on my mind even now...
"ek mai.n huu.N ek merii beqasii kii shaam hai
ab to tujh bin zi.ndagii bhii mujh pe ik ilzaam hai
dil pe kyaa guzarii tere jaane se ko_ii kyaa kahe
saa.Ns jo aatii hai vo bhii dard kaa paiGaam hai
aa.Nsuuo.n mujh par ha.Nso mere muqaddar par ha.Nso
ab kahaa.N vo zi.ndagii jis kaa muhabbat naam hai"
The absolutely divine music of Anil Biswas