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Song : Milke bichhad gayin ankhiyan ..
Movie : Ratan (1944),
Singer : Amirbai Karnataki,
Lyricist : D N Madhok,
Music Director : Naushad,
Cast : Swaran Lata, Karan Dewan ,Amir Banu ,Gobind,
Director: M. Sadiq,
Lyrics :-
mil ke bichhad gayin ankhiyaan
haay raamaa mil ke bichhad gayin ankhiyaan
mil ke bichhad gayin ankhiyaan
haay raamaa mil ke bichhad gayin ankhiyaan
mushqil se wo din bhulaaye the hamne
phir aa ke chhedaa balam ne
mushqil se wo din bhulaaye the hamne
phir aa ke chhedaa balam ne
phir se dharak gayin chhatiyaan
dharak gayin chhatiyaan
haay raamaa mil ke bichhad gayin ankhiyaan
mil ke bichhad gayin ankhiyaan
haay raamaa mil ke bichhad gayin ankhiyaan
rote hain nainaa jiyaa talmalaaye
jaao koi unko laaye
rote hain nainaa jiyaa talmalaaye.
jaao koi unko laaye
kaise bitaaun din-ratiyaan
bitaaun din-ratiyaan
haay raamaa mil ke bichhad gayin ankhiyaan
mil ke bichhad gayin ankhiyaan
haay raamaa mil ke bichhad gayin ankhiyaan..
Amirbai Karnataki :-
Amirbai Karnataki (ca 1906 -- March 3, 1965) was a famous actress/singer and playback singer of the early Hindi cinema and was famous as Kannada Kokila. Mahatma Gandhi was an ardent fan of her song Vaishnav Jan To.
Amirbai Karnataki was born in Bilgi village, District of Bijapur in Karnataka into a middle class family. Of all of her five sisters, Amirbai and her elder sister, Gauharbai, earned fame and fortune. Amirbai completed her matriculation and went to Bombay at the age of fifteen.
A representative from HMV was so impressed by her singing talent that he made her sing a Qawwali, which became very popular. Her elder sister, Gauherbai, was an actress and helped Amirbai get a role in the film Vishnu Bhakti in 1934.
Initially, Amirbai sang songs in films, but they failed to attain the success she desired. In 1943, with the release of Bombay Talkies' Kismet (1943 film) (1943), she achieved popularity: the songs of Kismet became a rage and Amirbai became famous. The man behind the success was the composer Anil Biswas. She was initially known as a singing star, but at the decline of her career she became a playback singer. She reached her peak by 1947.
At this time Lata Mangeshkar became a rising star, so once again Amirbai switched over to acting. In her later years she mostly played character roles. Amirbai also composed music for Wahab Pictures' Shehnaaz (1948). In the same year she almost left Hindi Cinema forGujarati and Marwari films.
Born Bijapur, India
Died March 3, 1965
India
Genres Playback singing
Occupations Singer
Instruments Vocalist
Years active 1935--1961
She was married Badri Kaanchwala, the editor of Paras.
She had a paralytic attack in 1965, died just four days later and was buried in her hometown. A cinema still runs in the name of 'Amir Talkies' in the city of Bijapur by her
Rattan रतन , (1944) was a landmark movie in more than one way. It brought in a new phase of film music where rhythmic beats of Indian folk percussion instruments like Dholak were introduced for the first time. Rattan also catapulted music director Naushad to dizzy heights of fame.
Movie : Ratan (1944),
Singer : Amirbai Karnataki,
Lyricist : D N Madhok,
Music Director : Naushad,
Cast : Swaran Lata, Karan Dewan ,Amir Banu ,Gobind,
Director: M. Sadiq,
Lyrics :-
mil ke bichhad gayin ankhiyaan
haay raamaa mil ke bichhad gayin ankhiyaan
mil ke bichhad gayin ankhiyaan
haay raamaa mil ke bichhad gayin ankhiyaan
mushqil se wo din bhulaaye the hamne
phir aa ke chhedaa balam ne
mushqil se wo din bhulaaye the hamne
phir aa ke chhedaa balam ne
phir se dharak gayin chhatiyaan
dharak gayin chhatiyaan
haay raamaa mil ke bichhad gayin ankhiyaan
mil ke bichhad gayin ankhiyaan
haay raamaa mil ke bichhad gayin ankhiyaan
rote hain nainaa jiyaa talmalaaye
jaao koi unko laaye
rote hain nainaa jiyaa talmalaaye.
jaao koi unko laaye
kaise bitaaun din-ratiyaan
bitaaun din-ratiyaan
haay raamaa mil ke bichhad gayin ankhiyaan
mil ke bichhad gayin ankhiyaan
haay raamaa mil ke bichhad gayin ankhiyaan..
Amirbai Karnataki :-
Amirbai Karnataki (ca 1906 -- March 3, 1965) was a famous actress/singer and playback singer of the early Hindi cinema and was famous as Kannada Kokila. Mahatma Gandhi was an ardent fan of her song Vaishnav Jan To.
Amirbai Karnataki was born in Bilgi village, District of Bijapur in Karnataka into a middle class family. Of all of her five sisters, Amirbai and her elder sister, Gauharbai, earned fame and fortune. Amirbai completed her matriculation and went to Bombay at the age of fifteen.
A representative from HMV was so impressed by her singing talent that he made her sing a Qawwali, which became very popular. Her elder sister, Gauherbai, was an actress and helped Amirbai get a role in the film Vishnu Bhakti in 1934.
Initially, Amirbai sang songs in films, but they failed to attain the success she desired. In 1943, with the release of Bombay Talkies' Kismet (1943 film) (1943), she achieved popularity: the songs of Kismet became a rage and Amirbai became famous. The man behind the success was the composer Anil Biswas. She was initially known as a singing star, but at the decline of her career she became a playback singer. She reached her peak by 1947.
At this time Lata Mangeshkar became a rising star, so once again Amirbai switched over to acting. In her later years she mostly played character roles. Amirbai also composed music for Wahab Pictures' Shehnaaz (1948). In the same year she almost left Hindi Cinema forGujarati and Marwari films.
Born Bijapur, India
Died March 3, 1965
India
Genres Playback singing
Occupations Singer
Instruments Vocalist
Years active 1935--1961
She was married Badri Kaanchwala, the editor of Paras.
She had a paralytic attack in 1965, died just four days later and was buried in her hometown. A cinema still runs in the name of 'Amir Talkies' in the city of Bijapur by her
Rattan रतन , (1944) was a landmark movie in more than one way. It brought in a new phase of film music where rhythmic beats of Indian folk percussion instruments like Dholak were introduced for the first time. Rattan also catapulted music director Naushad to dizzy heights of fame.
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