CHURA LIYA HAI TUMNE JO DIL KO (YAADON KI BAARAT)īecause of this song, the film became one of the biggest box-office triumphs of all time. Aman’s gorgeous presence elevated this song to new heights. Asha Bhosle’s singing set the tone for this melodious classic by Burman. Though the news headlines in 1971 focused more on the Indo-Pak war and the Indian cricket team’s victories, film music found a space of its own.The grand sets and lavish production of this picture were the talk of the town. Music was by Laxmikant-Pyarelal and lyrics were by Bakshi.Īll these songs were huge on the radio show Binaca Geetmala and are regularly played even today on FM stations and television talent shows. It was filmed on Hema Malini and Dharmendra. This was a song of hope and optimism, with Lata singing, “Naya zamana aayega”. 10 Kitne Din Aankhen Tarsengi – Naya Zamana The main lines were, “Yeh shaam mastani, madhosh kiye jaaye, mujhe dor koi kheenche, teri orr liye jaaye”. Burman, Bakshi and Kishore worked wonders. This was another instance where the magical combination of Rajesh Khanna, R.D. In the same film, Vani had another hit in Bole Re Papihara, set to tune in raag Miyan Ki Malhar. The song was later performed in many school and college functions. Filmed on Jaya Bhaduri in a school, it was penned by Gulzar. Singer Vani Jairam sang this prayer song composed by Vasant Desai. A highlight was the male vocal line “Monica o my darling” sung by the music director himself.
Burman, it was written by Majrooh Sultanpuri and shot in a restaurant.
The main lines were, “Koi hota jisko apna hum apna keh lete yaaron, paas nahin toh door hi hota, lekin koi mera apna”.Īsha Bhosle bagged the Filmfare Award for Best Playback Singer (Female) for this cabaret song filmed on Helen. Sung by Kishore, it was composed by Salil Chowdhury and filmed on Vinod Khanna. Filmed on Rajesh Khanna, with Amitabh Bachchan making a brief background appearance, Salil Chowdhury’s tune was penned by Yogesh.Ħ Koi Hota Jisko Apna – Mere Apne This was one of the early songs showcasing Gulzar’s style as he played around the word ‘apna’. Its songs are loved even today, and ‘Kahin Door Jab Din Dhal Jaaye’ sung by Mukesh has remained an all-time favourite. Kishore was at his romantic best here.Īnand was one of those films people watched again and again. Neeraj wrote the lyrics, which began, “Khilte hain gul yahaan, khilke bikharne ko, milte hain dil yahaan, milke bichadne ko”. The handsome Shashi Kapoor teamed up with Raakhee on this hit composed by S.D. Shankar-Jaikishen gave the music as Hasrat Jaipuri wrote, “Zindagi ek safar hai suhana, yahaan kal kya ho kisne jaana”. Once again, Bakshi was in his element.Ī classic example of Kishore’s sprightly yodeling, this song was filmed on Hema Malini and Rajesh Khanna, who made a guest appearance. Shot in Kathmandu, it was a huge hit for Asha Bhosle, with R.D. Laxmikant-Pyarelal composed the music, and Bakshi wrote fun lines like, “Band hai motor car, chal yaar dhakka maar”.Īt another end of the spectrum, this was a song about hippies, and featured Zeenat Aman and Dev Anand, who played her brother. Rajesh Khanna was seen taking the help of elephants to push Tanuja’s car. The Kishore song was a rage among both children and adults. 1 Chal Chal Chal Mere Haathi – Haathi Mere Saathi Of course, these are only 10 hits, as 1971 had much more to offer musically. Burman, singers Kishore Kumar and Asha Bhosle, and lyricist Anand Bakshi. The year was particularly successful for Rajesh Khanna, music director R.D.
Here we choose 10 songs that made the year special. The music of Haathi Mere Saathi was one of the highlights of 1971, a year known and remembered for some great film melodies. The film had been released on May 1, 1971, and attracted packed halls for nearly three months, as fans went to see their idol Rajesh Khanna. Narendra Kusnur chooses 10 best songs that made the year special for music.Įxactly 50 years ago, film buffs across the country were humming the songs of Haathi Mere Saathi. Though the news headlines in 1971 focused more on the Indo-Pak war and the Indian cricket team’s victories, film music found a space of its own.
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