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        Song: Khayaalon Me Kisi Ke Is Tareh Aaya Nahi Karate
                Kisi Se Bewajaah Itraayaa? Nahi Karate

        Film:   Baware Nain (1950)
        Music:  Roshanlal
        Lyrics: Kedar Sharma
        Singer: Mukesh, Geeta Roy
        *ing:   Raj Kapoor, Geeta Bali, ?

This was Roshan's second film. This is  how  his  son  --  Rajesh
described how he started on this project:
        He was was very worried those days,  as  his  first  film
bombed and
        wasn't sure, if he would be able to continue.  He  wasn't
sure if
        his new assignment will give him much needed break.

        One day after supper he went to walk. On sea shore, while
walking
        in send, he  composed  one  particular  song.  From  then
onwards he found
        some inspiration and went on  to  complete  Baware  Nain,
which became
        a musical hit.

This particular song, was a  runaway  hit.  It  has  every  thing
present  in  it, for a song to become popular: fresh lyrics, good
singers, nice tune, appealing tempo through a medium paced rhythm
and lively orchestration.

I equally like Raj Kumari duet -- Muze Sach Sach Bataado --  too.
Here flute pieces are used effectively towards the end.

There is one good Rafi-Asha duet in the film

        Muhobat Ke Maaron Ka (2), Haal Ye Duniya Me Hota Hai
                Zamaana Unpe Hanstaa Hai, Nasibaa Unpe  Rota  Hai
(2)

Then there are two-three Raj Kumari solos.  Her  connection  with
Kedar  Sharma  ji was very long. She sung for many films produced
by him.

        Mere Ruthe Hue Balmaa

Can't recall other :(

Mukesh sung a solo, about which Rajesh Roshan talked as in  above
para: Teri Duniya Me Dil Lagtaa Nahi.



 
Author: Snehal B. Oza