sapna ban sajan aaye ham dekh _Shokhiyan1951_Suraiya&Premnath _Lata_Kidar Sharma_Jamal Sen_a tribute

Song :Sapna ban saajan aaye.. Movie :Shokhiyaan,1951, Singer : Lata Mangeshkar, Lyricist : Kidar Sharma, Music Director :Jamal Sen, Cast: Premnath, Suraiya, Jeevan, Kamlesh Kumari (Junior), Nazira, Shanta Kanwar, Achla Sachdev, Ramesh Sinha producer/Director: Kidar Sharma, Producer: Ambitious Pitures, Lyrics :- Soyi kaliyaan, aaa aaa aaa, hans padin jhuke laaj se nain veenaa ki jhankaar mein, tadapan laage bain sapnaa ban saajan aaye)×2 ham dekh dekh muskaaye)×2 ye nainaa, bhar aaye, sharmaaye sapnaa ban saajan aaye sapnaa ban saajan bichh gaye baadal ban kar chaadar bichh gaye baadal ban kar chaadar indradhanush pe hamne jaakar jhoole khoob jhulaaye)×2 ye nainaa, bhar aaye, sharmaaye sapnaa ban saajan aaye sapnaa ban saajan neel gagan ke sundar taare)×2 chun liye phool samajh ati nyaare)×2 jholi mein bhar laaye jholi mein bhar laaye ye nainaa, bhar aaye, sharmaaye sapnaa ban saajan aaye sapnaa ban saajan mast pawan thhi ham thhe akele mast pawan thhi ham thhe akele hil mil kar barkhaa sang khele)×2 phoole nahin samaaye, ham phoole nahin samaaye ye nainaa, bhar aaye, sharmaaye sapnaa ban saajan aaye ..)×2 Shokhian is a 1951 Hindi-Romance Drama film produced& directed by Kidar Nath Sharma based on the Portuguese in 16th century India. It was released on 1st January 1951. The Story revolves around the life of a kind and sweet girl living with her family and her father arranged her marriage with a wealthy man- who wants her by hook or crook. However, she fells in love with a kind man working hard for the sake of his family and wanted to marry him- but an incident causes circumstances in their life, leading to consequences. Primary Starcast- Suraiya, Prem Nath, Jeevan... Songs & Singers.. 1 Soyi Kaliyaan Hans Padi 4.43 - Lata Mangeshkar 2 Raaton Ki Nind Chhin Li Aankhon Ke Intezaar Ne 4.73 Suraiya 3 Bedaar Huin Kaliyaan 4.67 Rajkumari 4 O Door Desh Se Aa Ja Re 4.67 Lata M, Suraiya 5 Aao Sajan Nayan Mein Aao Sajan Nayan Mein 4.33 Shambhu, Suraiya 6 Ran Me Garje Aji Thar Kape Surmaa 4.00 Suraiya 7 Aayi Bahar Bahar Pade Bundan Ke Fuhar Aayi Bahar Bahar Pade Bundan Ke Fuhar 3.00 Lata Mangeshkar, Pramodini Desai 8. Aadhi Raat Dhola Pihle Pahar Ko Jee Ha 1.00 - 1 votes Suraiya Jamal Sen Music Director :- Jamal Sen's forefather Kesarji who hailed from Sujangadh in Rajasthan, was said to be a disciple of Tansen and was hence called Kesar Sen. The family tradition in music was passed on to Jamal at a very young age by his father Jeevan Sen, a court singer and an acknowledged Ustad. Jamal, who could sing and play various musical instruments, was especially good on the dholak, tabla and pakhawaj. Then a chance meeting with director Kidar Sharma gave him a break in films as a composer, and he proved his virtuosity in his very first film, Shokhiyan in 1951. The imaginative use of the raag Yaman Kalyan in Sapana ban sajan aaye (Lata Mangeshkar) was a testimony to the composer's command over classical music. The songs — Raaton ki neend cheen li (Suraiya), a ghazal where melody is predominant, and Aai barkha bahar (Lata, Pramodini, chorus)—bore the richness of Rajasthani folk music. Shokhiyan was followed by Kamal Amrohi's Daera in 1953. Though a flop, the film is remembered for the perennial appeal of the bhajan, Devta tum ho mera sahara, maine thama hai daman tumhara (Rafi, Mubarak Begum, chorus), in raag Bhoop. When the situation required, Sen could also compose a Western tune Sun sun meri kahani (Rafi) for Bhagwan's Rangila! Jamal Sen, who had begun his career as a singer on AIR, Calcutta—he was among the first to sing Vande Mataram on radio—should have stuck to a career in, classical singing. When K. Asif announced Sasta Khoon Mehenga Paani, which had a Rajasthani backdrop, he-asked Jamal Sen to be an advisor to bring authenticity to Naushad's compositions. A proud and arrogant man, Jamal Sen never went out of his way to grab work. As a result, he was slowly relegated to the periphery of the music scene, and then to oblivion. Shokhiyan and Daera were a thing of the past. He hope that his sons Shambhu Sen and Madan Sen would carry forward the family's rich tradition in music. But Madan suddenly died of heart failure at the young age of 40. And he never recovered from the shock. Within a year, on April 12, 1979, he too died -- Nalin Shah Jamal Sen and Mehdi Hassan - both hailed from Rajasthan. His proficiency in singing, dancing (Kathak) and poetry, which lent a touch of completeness to his musical acumen and set him apart from afflicted with a serious heart ailment, had shifted to Bombay's far off suburb, Borivli, where he (Sen) was living in a dilapidated room.