mere aansuo pe na muskura wo khwab the machal gye_Mubarak Begum _Dattaram_More Man Mitwa1965_a tribu

Song : Mere aansuon pe na mushkara.. Film : More Man Mitwa,1965, A Magadhi language film song ..enjoy ! Singer : Mubarak Begum Lyricist : Priyadarshi,Lallan ?? Music Director : Dattaram Producer : R B D and company, Production : A Shahkar Production, KUMARI NAAZ, SUDHIR, SUJIT KUMAR Casting : Anuva Gupta, Bela Bose, Sabita Chatterjee, Chhaya Devi, HELEN, Pahari Sanyal, Bepin Gupta, Rabi Ghose, Biren Chatterjee, Harbans, Pranita, Kajal, Jayanti, Ruby, Namita, Asha, Bakul, Sandhya, Shikha, Sipra, Bina, Swapna, Alpana, Jayashree, Lila, Dipti, Sunilesh, Sidhulal, Bhanu, Satyaban, Debansu, Paresh, Mukundalal, Nikhil, Kanai, Mani, Kamal, Anup, Smriti Kumar, Sambhu, Ramananda (Sr.) Lyrics :- mere aansuon pe na muskuraa kai khwaab thhey jo machal gaye mere dil ke sheeshmahal mein phir lo charaag yaadon ke jal gaye mere aansuon pe na muskuraa aaaaaaa mera koi tere siwaa nahin mere gam ki koi dawaa nahin mera koi tere siwaa nahin mere gam ki koi davaa nahin mere gam ki koi davaa nahin mujhe tumse koi gilaa nahin tum badal gaye to badal gaye mere aansuon pe na muskuraa aaaaaaa wohi waadiyaan wohi raaste wohi manzaren wohi marhaley wohi waadiyaan wohi raaste wohi manzaren wohi marhaley wohi manzaren wohi marhaley magar ab nazar mein jo tum nahin wo hazaar jalwe pighal gaye mere aansuon pe na muskuraa kai khwaab thhey jo machal gaye mere dil ke sheeshmahal mein phir lo charaag yaadon ke jal gaye mere aansuon pe na muskuraa aaaaaaa.. More Man Mitwa" (1965) is identified as a Hindi album/film with music composed by Dattaram and featuring songs by Mubarak Begum and Anil Biswas. The notable track from this album is the melancholic song "Mere Aansuon Pe Na Muskura," sung by Mubarak Begum. मोरे मन मितवा MOREY MAN MITWA Produced by: R. D. Bansal Story, Scenario & Direction: Girish Ranjan Music: Dattaram Dance: Satyanarayan Controller of Production: Bimal Dey Camera: Bishu Chakraborty Art Direction: Rabi Chatterjee Audiography: Soumen Chatterjee, Atul Chatterjee, Sujit Sarkar Editing: Baidyanath Chatterjee Make-up: Anant Deo Lyrics: Harishchandra Priyadarshi, Lalan Associate Music Director: Lalan Stofyline.. The handsome meritorious and sweet singer youth Ramesh, a student of Patna Medical College, is the only son of Village Zamindar, Ambika Prasad and Sarojini Devi. In another part of the same village, there lived Saraju Mahato with his son from his first wife, Lachhman, second wife Dhaniya and her son Paltu and daughter Kamli. Both Ramesh and Kamli had been each other's companion since their boyhood days. The ties of this friendship had grown into a deep love in the heart of Kamli at the full brim of her youth. But Ramesh could feel no impulse from within. He went back to Patna after holidays. Time rolls on. One day Saraju breathed his last. Parvati, Lachhman's wife, couldn't adjust herself with the family. Meanwhile Kamli got married. Ramesh offered her a 'Banarashi' saree on her way to her father-in-law's house. Kamli could say nothing but burst into a sea of tears. Fulia, Kamli's friend, returned to Ramesh his photograph which Kamli preserved so long with her. Ramesh could not link this photograph with her bursting out of tears and realised something more of it. It was a foul year. Epidemic had spread over the village. Ramesh set out with his group of doctors and nurses for relief work when all of a sudden he discovered helpless Kamli with her dead husband. She threw herself to the embrace of Ramesh. His heart filled with repentance. The unfortunate Kamli pained him much. He decided to marry her. Kamli at first became frightened at the proposal and ran home but afterwards she made up her mind to accept. Ambika Prasad got angry at the news and drove Lachhman and his family out of the village to resist his son. Then ? Will the false aristocracy of Ambika Prasad reign over the fatherly affection towards his son Ramesh ? Songs from "More Man Mitwa" (1965): "Mere Aansuon Pe Na Muskura" - Sung by Mubarak Begum. "Sakhiya Kaise Ke" - Sung by Suman Kalyanpur (Associated with the album). Story Details: Specific plot details for the 1965 film More Man Mitwa are not explicitly provided in the search results. However, it is associated with a melancholic, emotional theme typical of that era, often involving romantic dilemmas.