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Parties, Sarees and Melodies: Compilation: Film Favourites of the Fifties (1962)
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Wednesday, September 30, 2009. Compilation: Film Favourites of the Fifties (1962). Two songs I was glad to see "made the cut" were " Bol Ro Kath Putli. From Kath Putli and " Chali Radherani. From Parineeta because they are rarest of the bunch to find on vinyl. My favourite songs are all the ones on. In addition to Talat Mahmood's male version of " Ai Mere Dil. From the classic Daag. I like the song from Mother India but I prefer other tunes from the film. In all, it's a good record. Aaj Mere Man Me*.
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Parties, Sarees and Melodies: S. D. Burman: Taxi Driver (1954/1977) Pakistan
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Wednesday, July 21, 2010. S D Burman: Taxi Driver (1954/1977) Pakistan. Ok, ok. I actually enjoyed the. Chalti Ka Naam Gaadi. I agree with Filmfare on this one, I very much enjoy Talat Mahmood's version of " Jahen To Jahen Kahan. I also admire " Dil Jale To Jale. An "almost vamp song" for Lataji with its catchy and fine swaying melody. Do like the two little. Playing instruments in the band (I just had to post pics.). Also worth a listen is " Ae Zindigi Aaj Raat Jhoom Le. 1 Asha Bhosle: Jeene Do Oji O.
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Parties, Sarees and Melodies: September 2008
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Tuesday, September 30, 2008. Re: My ten favorite Helen songs. Thanks so much Memsaab for doing such a very good job with your wonderful post My ten favorite Helen songs. From Memsaab's list I especially like the Upasna and Apradh songs ( it' so bad most people don't even know that the second (Helen song from Apradh) is where the Black Eyed Peas took there inspiration (or copied) for the song " Don't Funk with My Heart. Could not resist. I just had to post them. Here are my picks. 10 Jewel Thief (1967).
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Parties, Sarees and Melodies: S. D. Burman: Chalti Ka Naam Gaadi (1958/1989)
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Monday, February 15, 2010. S D Burman: Chalti Ka Naam Gaadi (1958/1989). Chalti Ka Naam Gaadi. Is not my favourite soundtrack nor is S. D. Burman my favourite composer. None the less, this hindi comedy does have it's own charm. Kishore Kumar's " Ek Ladki Bheegi Bhagi Si. Is the best song on the record, and is today considered a classic. One of my favorite songs on the record is " Tum Tumare Hain. It's performed by the lovely Helen with her dance mentor Cukoo. 3 Kishore Kumar: Ek Ladki Bheegi Bhagi Si.
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Parties, Sarees and Melodies: January 2009
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Monday, January 26, 2009. S soundtrack creates a great mood inspired by romanticism, a certain "attractive despair", as I could name it, that is characteristic of a time in Hindi cinema, (and as far as I know maybe to other Indian cinemas as well) called the 40's. But this being 1948, I could also blame this "depression" on. Besides the classic sad song, some of Mela's most memorable tracks are, one of Mohd. Rafi's first big breaks with the song ' Yeh Zindagi Ke Mele. For the track ' Phir Aah Dilse Nikli.
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Parties, Sarees and Melodies: March 2009
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009. Who I was in a previous life! There are strong chances that I am Margaret Thompson's reincarnation or bizarrely related to her. This is the Kannada (maybe a link- I live in Canada) Bili Hendthi from 1971. It's somewhat weird but a little funny as well. Just have a look for yourselves! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. On Parties, Sarees and Melodies. What is/are your favourite filmi music decade(s)? Apni East India Company. Dances on the footpath.
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Parties, Sarees and Melodies: Bombay Talkie Quiz #1
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Saturday, November 14, 2009. Bombay Talkie Quiz #1. I was watching the opening credits sequence, and noticed some movie billboards up behind the Helen Poster. Quiz # 1: Which 4 films are being displayed on billboards in the background of the Helen credits? I already found Abhinetri). 1 Upper Left - Abhinetri. 2 Upper Right -? 3 Lower Left -? 4 Lower Right -? You can also checkout the opening sequence itself. Hope you can figure it out! That takes some observation and lots of guesswork! 3 I dont know what...
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Parties, Sarees and Melodies: April 2009
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Tuesday, April 7, 2009. Kalyanji Anandji: Upkar (1967). Even though I do not admire Manoj Kumar as an actor, I appreciate the films he has directed. Upkar. As a film, is very evident in theme yet it’s experimental in its photo direction. And this is particularly evident in the song sequences with even make the music more notable (and sadly not the other way around). On the side of the Indian simpleton with superior moral values is the patriotic song " Mere Desh Ki Dharati. I dare you not to dance! Sharuk...
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Parties, Sarees and Melodies: Satyajit Ray: Shakespeare Wallah (1965)
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Friday, February 12, 2010. Satyajit Ray: Shakespeare Wallah (1965). While many westerners know Satyajit Ray as a director, most famously for his Apu Trilogy. The famous Bengali also gained some recent popularity as a composer with Wes Anderson's 2007 film. The soundtrack for the film holds five compositions of his. You can also see a homage to Ray in the film as a painted portrait on the train (I posted the screencap at the bottom of the page.) One of the tracks featured on. I am looking for a film docum...
