do din ke liye mehman yaha malum nahi manzil_Badal1951_ Madhubala& Premnath_Lata_Shailendra_SJ_a tri

Song ; do din ke liye mehmaan yahaan.. malum nahin manzil hai kahaan... Movie : Badal (1951) Singer : Lata Mangeshkar, Lyricist :Shailendra, Music Director : Shankar Jaikishan, Director : Amiya Chakrabarty, Cast : Madhubala, Prem Nath, Purnima, Hiralal,Agha,Shanti,S.Nazir,Randhir Production Co.: Varma Films, Lyrics :- do din ke liye mehmaan yahaan maaloom nahin manzil hai kahaan armaan bharaa dil to hai magar jo dil se mile wo dil hai kahaan ek phool jalaa ek phool khilaa kuchh apnaa lutaa kuchh unko milaa ek phool jalaa ek phool khilaa kuchh apnaa lutaa kuchh unko milaa kaise karen qismat se gilaa ham kaise karen qismat se gilaa rangeen har ek mahfil hai kahaan do din ke liye mehmaan yahaan maaloom nahin manzil hai kahaan duniyaa mein saweraa hone lagaa)×2 is dil mein andheraa hone lagaa har zakhm sisak ke rone lagaa har zakhm sisak ke rone lagaa kis munh se kahe qaatil hai kahaan do din ke liye mehmaan yahaan maaloom nahin manzil hai kahaan jaltaa hai jigar uthtaa hai dhuaan aankhon se meri aansoo hai rawaan jaltaa hai jigar uthtaa hai dhuaan aankhon se meri aansoo hai rawaan marne se ho jaaye ataa jo jo marne se ho jaaye ataa aisi ye meri mushkil hai kahaan do din ke liye mehmaan yahaan maaloom nahin manzil hai kahaan do din ke liye... Storyline:- Badal was inspired from The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938). It was the first film to star Madhubala and Prem Nath together. The film was announced in February 1951 along with Saqi (1952), one more Madhubala-Nath starrer. Madhubala briefly dated Prem Nath during the film's production before she fell in love with Dilip Kumar. An Indianized version of the Sherwood Forest legend. King is away, the jaagirdar is a wimp and his henchman loots the poor. Our hero steals from the tyrant and helps the poor and repressed. On a romantic sideline, he courts the jagirdar's beautiful daughter, who is also being wooed by the evil henchman. The soundtrack of Badal was composed by Shankar–Jaikishan. Lyrics by Hasrat Jaipuri and Shailendra.Singers included Lata Mangeshkar (for Madhubala) and Mukesh (for Prem Nath). The film's music was one of the reasons of its success.. Songs(8) No. Title Singer(s) Singers Length 1. Aansoo Bahane Wale.. Lata Mangeshkar 3:48 2. Saawan Ka Mausam Suhana.. Lata Mangeshkar 4:04 3. Main Rahi Bhatakne Wala.. Mukesh 3:08 4. Do Din Ke Liye.. Lata Mangeshkar 3:15 5. Unse Pyar Ho Gaya.. Lata Mangeshkar 3:10 6.Ae Dil Na Mujhse Chhupa.. Lata Mangeshkar 4:25 7. "Rota Hai Mera Dil.. Lata Mangeshkar 4:02 8. Anmol Pyar Bin Mol Beek.. Lata Mangeshkar 3:59 Total length: 29:51 Badal completed a silver jubilee run at the New Amar theatre. Overall, the film proved a box-office hit, and grossed ₹90 lakh along with a net of ₹50 lakh. It was the seventh highest-grossing film of 1951.According to The Hindu, the film was a blockbuster success. The film was popular in Pakistan as well, completing a 25 week-run in Karachi. In 2011, Best of the Year gave its inflation-adjusted gross as ₹645.3 crore. Did You Know??.. Former actress Ameeta is said to have become a huge admirer of Madhubala after watching Badal, and had caught the attention of director-writer Lekhraj Bhakhri when she was enacting her idol's sword fighting scene from the film. Madhubala :- Mumtaz Jahan Begum Dehlavi, known as Madhubala ( मधुबाला) (14 Feb.1933 -- 23 Feb. 1969) was a popular Hindi movie actress. She starred in several successful movies in the 1950s and early 1960s, many of which have attained a classic status. With her contemporaries Nargis and Meena Kumari, she is widely regarded as one of the most talented Hindi movie actresses. Trivia.. Filmmaker Mohan Sinha taught Madhubala to drive a car when she was only 12 years old. She was an avid fan of Hollywood and after learning to speak fluent English, frequently watched American movies on her home projector. When nervous she suffered from uncontrolled outbursts of giggles and laughter which sometimes antagonised co-stars and directors. When Guru Dutt first announced his classic film Pyaasa (1957) it was with Madhubala and Nargis in the feminine lead roles. The parts were eventually played by Mala Sinha and Waheeda Rehman who both became stars with the film. With the exception of Geeta Dutt in Mr. & Mrs. '55 (1955), most of Madhubala's memorable songs were dubbed by Lata Mangeshkar or Asha Bhosle. Madhubala proved lucky for both. The songs from Mahal picturised on Madhubala in 1949 were some of Lata's earliest successes; nine years later, Asha's vocals for the actress in four 1958 films established her as a major playback singer, rivaling her own sister, Lata. Madhubala's sister Chanchal was also an actress and bore a striking resemblance to her famous sibling. She appeared in Nazneen (1951), Naata (1955), Mahalon Ka Khwab (1960) and Jhumroo (1961) alongside Madhubala. She also played prominent roles in Mehboob Khan's Mother India (1957) and Raj Kapoor's Jis Desh Men Ganga Behti Hai (1960).