Retro Cafe Aniversary Special-R D Burman - Page 8

Originally posted by: Saara COMB

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Abhi woh time nhi aaya....☺️

Aap kaho toe apki aur chameli ki hum fix kara deete hain...!!!😆

Apni shaadi main khush manage karoonga?😆...nahi nahi....Saara pehle tum....jaldi batao dulhey raja ka naam...

Originally posted by: ChameliKaYaar

YOWZAAA...
mehbooba O mehbooba...

ab tum aur Dia mat bolna ki ye bhi nahi dsuna

Nahi yeh mehbooba wala gaana suna hai...😆😆😆 movie bhid ekhi hai...😳😆

Originally posted by: Anu.Rad

Latadi is sounding very young in this song 😊 dont know which year it was released... what a voice 😊

1961.

It is said to be RDB's beginning foray into hindi film music, and the song heralded the arrival of a new genius on the scene.

A review on IMDB

The beginning of R.D. Burman's genius!, 24 May 2005

For me, as for most of Rahul Dev Burman's fans, "Chote Nawab" is notable for the fact that it marked the arrival of RD into the Indian film industry as an independent composer. Prior to this, Pancham (as he is known to fans and friends alike) was an assistant to his illustrious father, S.D. Burman and was responsible for a lot of the sparkling orchestration and tuning that we saw in Dada Burman's movies.

If the brilliant but whimsical Guru Dutt had stuck to his promise, a movie called "Raaz" would have been RD's first movie. Pancham even composed a few songs for this movie, but Dutt shelved the movie. Hearing this, Pancham's good friend, Mehmood approached him with "Chote Nawab".

The movie maybe nothing much to write about – a man falling in love with a courtesan – but what a brilliant debut by R.D. Burman! Each song is a sparkler, right from the first song he recorded for this movie – the haunting and soulful, "Ghar aaja ghir aaye", to the peppy "Matwali aankhon waale", or the full of life "Aaj hua mera dil matwala", it is RD's movie all the way, and my vote for the movie is only for his super music.

Originally posted by: 2smart4u

too late... it wud take me more than once to remember a song

plus as soon as i heard the music of mehbooba mehbooba... i forgot that song already😳 😆😆

Kaan mein bhi andhera chha gaya hai?😆

Originally posted by: ChameliKaYaar

Priya...

Don;t be so sure with Dia around....u never know...😆

sadela! 😆...

how can ne1 not know THIS song???😃

Hindi Song Title: Dhanno Ki Aankhon Mein
Hindi Movie/Album Name: KITAAB
Singer(s): R.D. BURMAN

Hindi Lyrics: dhanno ki aankhon mein hai raat ka surma
aur chaand ka chumma
ho o ...
dhanno ki aankhon mein hai raat ka surma
aur chaand ka chumma

ho (sahar bhi tere bina raat lage
chhaala pade aag jaise chaand pe jo haath lage) 2
ho o ...
dhanno ka gussa hai ek teer ka chumma
aur chaand ka chumma

ho (dhanno tujhe khwaab mein dekha hai
laila ki heer ki kitaab mein dekha hai) 2
ho o ...
dhanno ki aankhon mein hai raat ka surma
aur chaand ka chumma

Originally posted by: Saara COMB

Nahi yeh mehbooba wala gaana suna hai...😆😆😆 movie bhid ekhi hai...😳😆

Thanks God.....and just confirming that the movie was Chameli Ki Shaadi...right?😆

Another RDB Classic 😉

Oh ho... Dhanno ki aankhon mein hai raat ka surma, aur chaand ka chumma.....

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OoooooooooOoooooooooooooo Dhano ki ankho mein....requested by ??? pata nhi naam nhi lia shayad.... 😃

Originally posted by: s.priya

1961.

It is said to be RDB's beginning foray into hindi film music, and the song heralded the arrival of a new genius on the scene.

A review on IMDB

The beginning of R.D. Burman's genius!, 24 May 2005

Author: Vineet Upendra from India

For me, as for most of Rahul Dev Burman's fans, "Chote Nawab" is notable for the fact that it marked the arrival of RD into the Indian film industry as an independent composer. Prior to this, Pancham (as he is known to fans and friends alike) was an assistant to his illustrious father, S.D. Burman and was responsible for a lot of the sparkling orchestration and tuning that we saw in Dada Burman's movies.

If the brilliant but whimsical Guru Dutt had stuck to his promise, a movie called "Raaz" would have been RD's first movie. Pancham even composed a few songs for this movie, but Dutt shelved the movie. Hearing this, Pancham's good friend, Mehmood approached him with "Chote Nawab".

The movie maybe nothing much to write about – a man falling in love with a courtesan – but what a brilliant debut by R.D. Burman! Each song is a sparkler, right from the first song he recorded for this movie – the haunting and soulful, "Ghar aaja ghir aaye", to the peppy "Matwali aankhon waale", or the full of life "Aaj hua mera dil matwala", it is RD's movie all the way, and my vote for the movie is only for his super music.

Thanks for the article didi 👏