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Aayi Hoon Main Dil Ke Song Lyrics – Asha Bhosle

    Aayi Hoon Main Dil Ke from movie Ehsaan (1970) – Shalini lives a wealthy lifestyle with her widowed dad, Mohan, and a younger brother, Bobby. Her dad has been entrusted by the Government of India to safeguard a list of the location of India’s secret agents worldwide. Many gangsters are recruited to try and secure this list for large sums of money, but none succeed. Then one day while Shalini is returning home, she is accosted by hoodlums and abducted. A young man, Raja, comes to her rescue, and escorts her home. She introduces him to her father, and soon both fall in love with each other. Raja becomes a frequent visitor to the Lal residence and is welcomed by everyone including young Bobby. Mohan approves of Raja, and after consulting his friend, Dinanath, arranges for Shalini to get married to Raja. What Shalini, Mohan and Bobby do not know is that Raja is a burglar, a safe-cracker, who has been recruited by an underworld Don to gain the confidence of the Lal family, and steal the list of secret agents’ from Mohan’s house – by hook or by crook.

    Tumhee Rehnuma Ho Meree Jindagee Ke Song Lyrics – Asha Bhosle

      Tumhee Rehnuma Ho Meree Jindagee Ke from movie Doraaha – This a story about a good idealistic writer who is in love with a girl who has loved him for what he is, an ideal Indian Man. But he gets waylaid with bad company and the desire to make quick money, after his marriage to her, thus neglecting the life of his wife and daughter. Things take the twist for the worse when he compromises the honor of his wife, which results in the murder of his employer – The story is all about who actually committed the murder and the question which this film raises is that women should not be dependent on men for their bread and butter as they are highly educated.

      Mai Pyar Ka Rahee Hu Song Lyrics – Asha Bhosle

        Mai Pyar Ka Rahee Hu from movie Ek Musafir Ek Hasina – On 14 November 1947 Lieutenant Ajay Mehra, in the company of two assistants, Ultaram and Sultaram, travels to Kashmir to quash Kabaayalis rebels. While rescuing a woman in Baramullah, he sustains a head injury and loses his memory. The woman he rescued, Asha, was just married to Ranjeet but ended up being abandoned by him during the attack, looks after him, accompanies him to Srinagar to get him medically treated, and Ajay falls in love with her. After she gets him admitted, she leaves a message that since she is married, she must return back home. Once there, she finds out that her marriage was not finalized while her in-laws refuse to accept this and decide to abduct her. Ajay manages to rescue her but ends up getting arrested by the police, he does escape from custody and returns home to Bombay. Once there, he hopes to regain his memory but while chasing bank robbers, meets with an accident and is hospitalized. He regains part of his memory, his identity, and his mission in Kashmir. The media takes an active interest, Asha finds out, travels to Bombay where she hopes to re-unite with Ajay and inform him that she is still single – but nothing will prepare for the shock when she finds him in the company of his wife, Kamini, and with no recollection of her at all.

        Kachchi Kali Kachnaar Ki Song Lyrics – Manna Dey

          Kachchi Kali Kachnaar Ki from movie Hungama (1971) – Hungama synopsis (Story) BADE, A RICH BUSINESSMAN WORKED WITH HIS YOUNGER BROTHER CHOTE. THEY WERE A MEAN AND MISERLY PAIR. THEIR NEPHEW MEHMOOD WAS A SPENDTHRIFT. SO THEY DECIDED TO GET HIM MARRIED. BUT ON THE WEDDING DAY THE NEPHEW RAN AWAY FROM HOME. IN THE TRAIN HE MET A GIRL CALLED SWEETY AND FELL IN LOVE WITH HER. ONE DAY BADE AND CHOTE GOT THE COURT’S ORDER TO PAY A TOTAL OF 50 LAKHS IN A SPAN OF SIX MONTHS FOR THEIR FATHER’S PROPERTY FAILING WHICH THE MONEY WOULD GO TO A CHARITABLE TRUST. HOW DO BADE AND CHOTE RETRIEVE THE MONEY?

          Vaishnav Jan To Tene Kahiye Song Lyrics – Asha Bhosle

            Vaishnav Jan To Tene Kahiye from movie Hey Ram – The film starts with Saketh Ram as a very old man and almost immediately goes into flashback. As a young man he is among his friends, in conviviality. He has taken a Bengali wife, Aparna, and everything is wonderful in his life, However the year is 1946, and the imminent independence of India from British suzerainty is complicated by religious antagonism between the Hindu majority and the large Muslim minority, who demand their own independent state. Saketh and Aparna visit Calcutta; rioting is reported, but Saketh goes out to get some food, and he soon encounters a Hindu woman being chased by Muslim rioters. He rescues her, but the rioters later come to his house, and brutally rape and then kill his wife. Saketh is devastated and takes to the streets, determined personally to kill as many Muslims as he can find. He meets up with Sriram Abhiyankar, who is leading a group of Hindu extremists, and Saketh becomes temporarily taken with the cause himself. At the same time, he is persuaded to take a new wife, Mythili, and life begins to stabilize for Saketh after all. However he then falls in with an eminent Maharajah who is leading an underground group with the intention of assassination. Travelling with the Maharajah, Saketh meets one of his old friends from younger days, who has fallen on hard times. Reminiscing, and getting his old friend back on his feet deflect the process of recruiting Saketh, but only temporarily, and soon he is manipulated into committing himself to renouncing his family and his new wife, in the interests of the cause which now is disclosed as the assassination of Gandhi. Although a fellow Hindu, Gandhi was felt by some to be too conciliatory to Muslims and in the logic of extremists, Gandhi became the prime target. Soon Saketh is informed that Gandhi will be in Delhi for some weeks, and that Saketh is to take the opportunity to do “his duty”. However, hiding from a snap search by the police, he has to hide his pistol on a delivery lorry, and it is driven away to a factory owned by Muslims. Going there hoping to retrieve the gun, he becomes engulfed in a shoot-out between some Hindu attackers and the Muslims, and finds that his loyalties are not so clear cut as he had imagined. Finally he escapes after the death of another of his old friends in the crossfire. The next day, January 30th 1948, he contrives to be near Gandhi in a public prayer ground, his appointment with destiny. But the film still has 20 minutes to run, and the ending is not what you expect.

            Ik Labze Muhabbat Kaa Song Lyrics – Anup Jalota

              Ik Labze Muhabbat Kaa from movie Bereham – Be Reham (merciless) is a good socio-crime thriller which works because the director has given utmost logical treatment to the plot and its characterization aspect which won’t appeal to the people who are fond of (or have got habitual of) watching over the top movies. However, I liked it when I saw it on TV because the logical characterization and realistic narrative appealed to me. Besides, the message pertaining to the image of a dutiful cop also seemed exemplary to me because our country has been facing the image-crisis of most of the public figures and barring exceptions, none is kept in high esteem by the common people.The plot of Be Reham revolves around Sanjeev Kumar, the police commissioner and Shatrughan Sinha, his subordinate inspector who is his devotee and always keep him in high esteem. The dead-honest and dutiful cop Sanjeev opines that policemen are no ordinary civilians and to do their duty perfectly they should be careful with their public image. He gives this lesson to Shatrughan when he finds him enjoying wine, dine and dance with his lady love Reena Roy and others. However Sanjeev himself has to face the dilemma of following the law of the land or maintaining his image (which he feels, represents the image of the whole police department) when accidentally a bad character is killed by him at the house of his ex-flame Mala Sinha who had been led by circumstances to become a prostitute. Mala stops him to call the police and asks him to leave in order to stay away from any type of scandal that may tarnish his image. However after getting herself arrested post his departure, Mala feels that she may not be able to endure the police interrogation and there remains the possibility of herself revealing the name of Sanjeev. To avoid any such likelihood, she commits suicide in the police lock-up. Investigating officer, Shatrughan finds certain clues hinting that a big gun of his own department may be involved in this murder case. However he respects Sanjeev so much that he suspects everybody except him. Another parallel track in the movie is of Sanjeev’s college buddy, Kader Khan who is now a big smuggler and involved in other illegal activities also. He tries to bribe Sanjeev but his this act itself brings him into the suspicion of Sanjeev. After getting information about his real activities, Sanjeev goes after him. In the action-packed climax related to the kidnapping of a big Indian scientist by Kader Khan, Sanjeev gets killed but not before sending his letter for confession of the murder at Mala’s residence to Shatrughan. This crime-action-thriller is good to watch because of the logically flowing narrative and logical layout. Nowhere it is over the top and the all the scenes related to the police department have been convincingly executed (which, in my opinion, was very very exceptional in that period). There is nobody larger than life and the villain with his activities and mannerisms is thoroughly reliable and convincing. Yes, we can imagine by seeing Kader Khan and his movements how the real life smugglers and traitors might be looking like. Very few cinematic liberties have been taken in the movie. Other than the song and dance of the romantic pair of Shatru and Reena, the sequence of the performance of a lady Quawwaal (Moushumi Chatterjee) arranged in order to bring out the eye-witness (Keshto Mukherjee) from his hiding is the only big cinematic liberty taken to push the story. Else everything is realistic. Shatrughan’s inquiring his seniors regarding their whereabouts on the murder night, is an example of realistic presentation of the things. If you start enjoying the realistic way of telling the story of crime investigation and police action, this movie will prove thoroughly engrossing for you. Just pay attention to the scene of Kader Khan visiting his client, Helen in foreign and you will realise how the people of the crime world talk and behave. No gimmicks, no useless dialogues, nothing overboard; everything natural as expected of flesh and blood individuals.As was the tradition in that time, the director has kept the character of Sindhi inspector Malpani (I.S. Johar) who provide laughters. However the director is cautious enough not to reduce him to just a laughter-generating character. He does serious things as a part of his duty assigned by his seniors and is sacrificed in the hands of the smugglers while on duty. Thus the reality aspect is not compromised even on his front.I have always been a Sanjeev Kumar fan. And Be Reham is more or less a movie of Sanjeev Kumar only, one of the greatest actors bollywood has ever presented. He was an acting legend. This movie also has more or less been carried by him on his lone shoulders. Kader Khan, I.S. Johar and Keshto Mukherjee alongwith Moushumi in her cameo, have done well. The disappointing ones are Shatrughan Sinha, Reena Roy and Mala Sinha. Music is so-so. However the Quawwali picturised on Moushumi is good. Technical aspects and the action scenes in the climax are good. The movie has not been unduly dragged, considering the norms of that period. Dialogues are also OK and perfectly fit in with the naturally advancing storyline.Many filmmakers of Bollywood advise their audience to leave their brains at their homes before leaving for the theatre, in order to enjoy their so-called entertaining movies. However this movie can be enjoyed by keeping your brains with you. All the lovers of crime-action-police movies will surely like this logically told saga.

              Mr. John Ya Baba Khaan Song Lyrics – Asha Bhosle

                Mr. John Ya Baba Khaan from movie Baarish – City bred Ramu is involved in petty crime. When his close friend Gopal dada asks him to go to the village and look after his mother, and sister, Chanda, Ramu does so. After coming to know both mother and daughter, they decide to re-locate to the big city to be together with Gopal. In the process, Ramu and Chanda fall in love with each other. Chanda wants Ramu to give up his life of crime, Ramu agrees to do so, but will his crime partners allow Ramu to lead a normal life?

                Tum Chalo Hamare Sath Balama Song Lyrics – Dariyo Naa

                  Tum Chalo Hamare Sath Balama from movie House No. 44 – Ashok is a petty thief working under a notorious gangster named Sunder. When Ashok comes across a dead body of a watchman, he reports this matter to the police, much to the anger of some of Sunder’s men. Ashok then meets Nimmo, and both fall in love with each other. Nimmo convinces Ashok to give up this life of crime, and begin anew. Ashok agrees, and then when he has not eaten for two or three days, he realizes that it is not that easy to be a honest man. And neither will his former associates let him live very long, nor will they trust their secrets with him as long as he is alive.

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