Binaca Geet Mala 1963: greatest hits
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The 83 most popular/ significant Hindi-Urdu songs of 1963
A note about the credits
Who wrote the song Hañsta hua noorãni chehra for the film Parasmani? A usually reliable website said Farooq Qaisar, while Prof. Bhargava, rightly, credited it to Asad Bhopali, as confirmed by SaReGaMa.
A note about years
Geetmala ki Chhaon Mein’s jacket says that Yeh Rastey Hain Pyar Ke was released in 1962. Mr Sayani’s commentary, Sureela Safar and Geet Kosh put it in 1963. Geet Kosh should have been enough but out of abundant caution Indpaedia checked the film’s censor certificate. 14 February 1963, it read. An ironic date for a film about a murder arising out of an extra-marital affair, but appropriate to the film’s title.
Jaidev: unsuccessful despite Hum Dono
The first mystery that Mr Sayani hints at is why Dev Anand’s Navketan never repeated Jaidev as music director despite the phenomenal success of his score for Navketan’s 1961 film Hum Dono? (The film included the no. 2 and no. 12 hits of the year.)
Everyone—from the Anands to Jaidev—was always tight-lipped about this. Indpaedia’s theory is that Navketan’s regular composer, the very powerful SD Burman (who had been among Jaidev’s bosses), had taken offence to being left out of Hum Dono, despite having given Navketan all its top musical hits, before and after.
The second mystery surrounds the breakup of Sahir and Jaidev. They had collaborated on Hum Dono’s timeless classics. Mujhe Jeene Do was being made around that time (1962). Sahir had penned four lyrics for the film. He was a superstar. Jaidev, despite a major hit under his belt, had not outgrown the ‘assistant to music directors’ label. The normal protocol is for the lyricist to go over to the music director’s music room (normally a room in the composer’s house), where they sit together and marry the score to the words. Sahir, perhaps because of his stature, sent word to Jaidev that whoever wanted to set his words to music would have to come over to his, Sahir’s, house, along with his tabla and baaja (normally a harmonium). Jaidev found this unacceptable (and, obviously, inconvenient). Therefore, they never worked together again.
Pyar ka aalam
The low-budget film Yeh Dil Kisko Dooñ, one of Shashi Kapoor’s earliest as a hero, had an absolutely delicious Rafi song that went, Phir aane laga yaad wohi pyar ka aalam. GCM, in its usual blundering manner, specified that this was a 1962 film, though in his commentary Mr Sayani had said that it was a 1963 film.
There was only Geet Kosh to appeal to, and 1963 it said. YouTube agreed. The film’s censor certificate renewal of 1983, too, hints at 1963.
In the process, Indpaedia’s volunteers found the answer to what had till then been a mystery to them. Whose was the female voice that popped up periodically and uttered just three little words: Pyar ka aalam? It was pointless to check with the GCM jacket or its equally sloppy parent website, Saregama, both of which credit only Mohammed Rafi with the singing. Perhaps for that reason radio jockeys of even the 1960s normally forgot to mention the female singer of this song.
Only a year later, in 1964, Sangam’s Hoga ki naheen started a tradition that was taken forward by Aman’s Aaj ki raat and An Evening in Paris’ ja-ja. All of these (and many subsequent) films gave copious credit to their leading ladies, who were no singers, for the phrases that they mouthed.
Therefore, it was often assumed that the phrase Pyar ka aalam must have been chanted by Yeh Dil’s heroine (Ragini, we are informed by the film’s credits) before it became fashionable to credit non-singing stars.
Not so. Geet Kosh tells that it was Usha Khanna’s voice. The film’s credit titles include Khanna among those who sang for the film.
(There must have something seriously wrong with the singing credits of this film’s discs. Even Geet Kosh does not know who the female singer of Mera dil tum pe aa gaya was. The book just says, ‘female voice.’ Geet Kosh had to contact Iqbal Qureshi to solve the mystery of Pyar ka aalam, and to get the name of the singer of Main hoon pyare teri diwani [it was Asha Bhosle].)
Ramlal
Ramlal, the music director of Sehra, was a leading shehnai player, an instrument you can hear on Taqdeer ka fasana. Chandrakantha informs us that his full name was Ramlal Hirapanna.
Songs in the ‘next rung’
The Geetmala ki Chhaon Mein CDs list 11songs that were ‘in the shade’ (chhaoñ songs) this year. Prof Bhargava has compiled a list of 16 runners-up. The two lists have no songs in common. Thus, between the two, there are 27 unique songs in the ‘next rung.’
GC: Geetmala ki Chhaon Mein is a set of 50 CDs issued by Saregama in instalments that continued into 2012-13. The set concentrated on songs that had ‘remained in the shadow’ (chhaoñ) of the main annual list of Binaca and its successor Geet Malas. These, thus, were the ‘next rung’ of songs, which were popular but did not make it to the main annual list.
AB: Bhargava, Anil, Binaca Geetmala ka Sureela Safar (Hindi; 2007; Rs.1,200), Vangmaya Prakashan, Jaipur-302015. vangmaya_jpr@yahoo.com)
Raags in songs
Few film songs that have a root in Indian classical music remain faithful to a raag throughout their length. Indpaedia volunteers have sometimes mentioned raags even when there is merely a hint of that raag in a song. (Raag is also spelt raga.)
Binaca Geetmala’s top 32 songs of 1963
|
Song |
Film |
Music Director |
Lyricist |
Singer(s) |
1 |
Jo vaada kiya woh nibhana parhega (Pahãrhi/ Taal Keherwã) |
Taj Mahal |
Roshan |
Sahir Ludhianvi |
Lata Mangeshkar, Mohammed Rafi |
2 |
Dil ek mandir hai (Raag Jogia/ Taal Dãdrã) |
Dil Ek Mandir |
Shankar Jaikishan |
Hasrat Jaipuri |
Suman Kalyanpur, Mohammed Rafi |
3 |
In hawaoñ meiñ, in fizaoñ meiñ tujhko mera pyar pukare Aaja re tujhko mera pyar pukare (Raag Bhoopãli, Pahãrhi/ Taal Keherwã) |
Gumrah |
Ravi |
Sahir Ludhianvi |
Asha Bhosle, Mahendra Kapoor |
4 |
Chalo ik bar phir se, ajnabi ban jayeiñ ham dono |
Gumrah |
Ravi |
Sahir Ludhianvi |
Mahendra Kapoor |
5 |
Aawaz dekè hameiñ tum bulao (Shivarañjini/ Jhap Taal) |
Professor |
Shankar Jaikishan |
Hasrat Jaipuri |
Lata Mangeshkar, Mohammed Rafi |
6 |
Mujhko apne gale laga lo, ai mere hamrahi |
Hamrahi |
Shankar Jaikishan |
Hasrat Jaipuri |
Mohammed Rafi, Mubarak Begum |
7 |
Hañsta hua noorãni chehra, kâli zulfeiñ rang sunehra (Raag Bhairavi) |
Parasmani |
Laxmikant Pyarelal |
Asad Bhopali |
Kamal Barot, Lata Mangeshkar |
8 |
Zindagi kitni khoobsoorat hai, aaiye aapki zuroorat hai |
Bin Badal Barsaat |
Hemant Kumar |
Shakeel Badayuni |
Hemant Kumar/ Lata Mangeshkar |
9 |
Aaj chhedo muhabbat ki shehnaiyañ/ Dil ke tukde huye aur jigar lut gaya |
Son of India |
Naushad |
Shakeel Badayuni |
Lata Mangeshkar |
10 |
O janewale ho sake to laut ke aana |
Bandini |
Sachin Dev Burman |
Shailendra |
Mukesh |
11 |
Ik ghar banauñga, tere ghar ke samne |
Tere Ghar Ke Samne |
Sachin Dev Burman |
Hasrat Jaipuri |
Mohammed Rafi, Lata Mangeshkar |
12 |
Tum hi tum ho merey jeevan meiñ |
Ek Dil Sau Afsane |
Shankar Jaikishan |
Shailendra |
Mohammed Rafi, Lata Mangeshkar |
13 |
Ae gulbadan, ae gulbadan, phuloñ ki mehek kanto ki chubhan |
Professor |
Shankar Jaikishan |
Hasrat Jaipuri |
Mohammed Rafi |
14 |
Dil tera dîwana hai sanam |
Dil Tera Deewana |
Shankar Jaikishan |
Shailendra |
Lata Mangeshkar, Mohammed Rafi |
15 |
Woh jab yaad aaye bahut yaad aaye (Raag Kalyãn/ Taal Keherwã) |
Parasmani |
Laxmikant Pyarelal |
Asad Bhopali |
Lata Mangeshkar, Mohammed Rafi |
16 |
Dil todne vale, tujhe dil dhooñdh raha hai |
Son of India |
Naushad |
Shakeel Badayuni |
Lata Mangeshkar, Mohammed Rafi |
17 |
Mora gora ang layi le |
Bandini |
Sachin Dev Burman |
Gulzar |
Lata Mangeshkar |
18 |
Bhagvan ik qusoor ki itni badi saza |
Gehra Daag |
Ravi |
Shakeel Badayuni |
Mohammed Rafi |
19 |
Dil jo bhi kahega, maneiñge duniya meiñ hamara dil hi to hai (Raag Kalyãn/ Taal Keherwã) |
Dil Hi To Hai |
Roshan |
Sahir Ludhianvi |
Mukesh |
20 |
Aaj ki taaza khabar |
Son of India |
Naushad |
Shakeel Badayuni |
Shanti Mathur |
21 |
Ruk ja raat theher ja re chanda |
Dil Ek Mandir |
Shankar Jaikishan |
Shailendra |
Lata Mangeshkar |
22 |
Ye vadiyan ye fizâeiñ bula rahi hain tumheiñ (Pahãrhi/ Taal Keherwã) |
Aaj Aur Kal |
Ravi |
Sahir Ludhianvi |
Mohammed Rafi |
23 |
Paoñ chhoo lene do phoolon ko inaayat hogi |
Taj Mahal |
Roshan |
Sahir Ludhianvi |
Mohammed Rafi, Lata Mangeshkar |
24 |
Mere mehboob tujhe, meri muhabbat ki qasam (Raag Jhinjhoti/ Taal Dãdrã) |
Mere Mehboob |
Naushad |
Shakeel Badayuni |
Mohammed Rafi/ Lata Mangeshkar |
25 |
Tum agar mujhko na chaho to koi baat naheen (Raag Yaman Kalyãn/ Taal Keherwã) |
Dil Hi To Hai |
Roshan |
Sahir Ludhianvi |
Mukesh |
26 |
Zaroorat hai zaroorat hai |
Manmauji |
Madan Mohan |
Rajinder Krishan |
Kishore Kumar |
27 |
Ek dil aur sau afsane (Raag Bhairavi/ Taal Dãdrã) |
Ek Dil Sau Afsane |
Shankar Jaikishan |
Hasrat Jaipuri |
Lata Mangeshkar |
28 |
Lãgã chunari mein daagh chhupaooñ kaise (Raag Sindhu Bhairavi/ Taal Keherwã) |
Dil Hi To Hai |
Roshan |
Sahir Ludhianvi |
Manna Dey |
29 |
Tera mera pyar amar |
Asli Naqli |
Shankar Jaikishan |
Shailendra |
Lata Mangeshkar |
30 |
Jurm-e-ulfat pe hameiñ log saza detè hain (Raag Gaur Malhãr/ Taal Keherwã) |
Taj Mahal |
Roshan |
Sahir Ludhianvi |
Lata Mangeshkar |
31 |
Govinda aala re aala zara matki sambhal Brij-bala |
Bluff Master |
Kalyanji Anandji |
Rajinder Krishan |
Mohammed Rafi |
32 |
Jaan e bahaar husn tera bemisaal hai (Raag Mãlkauñs/ Taal Dãdrã) |
Pyar Kiya To Darna Kya |
Ravi |
Shakeel Badayuni |
Mohammed Rafi |
The next 27 songs
Song |
Film |
Music Director |
Lyricist |
Singer(s) |
GC |
AB |
Raaz é dil un sé chhipaya na gaya |
Apna Bana ke Dekho |
Ravi |
Asad Bhopali |
Mohammed Rafi |
|
AB |
Tujhe jeevan ki dor sé bãñdh liya hai (Raag Bihãg) |
Asli Naqli (1962) |
Shankar-Jaikishan |
Hasrat Jaipuri |
Lata Mangeshkar, Mohammed Rafi |
|
AB |
O mere mâjhi, merè sâjan hain us paar |
Bandini |
Sachin Dev Burman |
Shailendra |
Sachin Dev Burman |
GC |
|
Is bhari duniya meiñ koi bhi hamara na hua (Raag Bhairavi/ Taal Dãdrã) |
Bharosa |
Ravi |
Rajinder Krishan |
Mohammed Rafi |
|
AB |
‘Ek baar zarâ phir keh do, mujhe sharmãke tum dîwãnã’ ‘Aisi meethi-meethi baateiñ karke, kahãñ seekha hai dil ka lubhãnã?’ |
Bin Badal Barsaat |
Hemant Kumar |
Shakeel Badayuni |
Lata Mangeshkar, Hemant Kumar |
|
AB |
Hum teré pyar meiñ sara aalam kho baithey |
Dil Ek Mandir |
Shankar-Jaikishan |
Hasrat Jaipuri |
Lata Mangeshkar |
|
AB |
Nigahein milane ko jee chahta hai (Raag Yaman Kalyan/ Taal Keherwã) |
Dil Hi To Hai |
Roshan |
Sahir Ludhianvi |
Asha Bhosle |
GC |
|
Hé Ganga maiyya tohé piyari chadhaibo (Bhojpuri language) |
Ganga Maiya Tohé Pîyarî Chadhaibo |
Chitragupt |
Shailendra |
Lata Mangeshkar, Usha Mangeshkar |
|
AB |
Aap aayé to khayal é dil é nâshâd aaya/ kitne bhoole huye zakhmon ka pata yaad aaya |
Gumrah |
Ravi |
Sahir Ludhianvi |
Mahendra Kapoor |
|
AB |
Thumak thumak mat chalo |
Kahin Pyar Na Ho Jaye |
Kalyanji-Anandji |
Indeewar |
Mukesh |
GC |
|
Teré pyar meiñ dildaar jo hai mera haal é zaar (koi dekhé ya na dekhé) (Raag Bihãg/ Taal Keherwã) |
Mere Mehboob |
Naushad |
Shakeel Badayuni |
Lata Mangeshkar |
|
AB |
Yaad meiñ teri jaag-jaag ké hum, raat bhar karvateiñ badalté haiñ (Raag Darbãri Kãnarhã) |
Mere Mehboob |
Naushad |
Shakeel Badayuni |
Mohammed Rafi/ Lata Mangeshkar |
|
AB |
Poochho na kaise mainè raen bitâyi (Raag Ahîr Bhairav/ Taal Keherwa) |
Meri Surat Teri Aankhen |
Sachin Dev Burman |
Shailendra |
Manna Dey |
GC |
|
Teré bin sooné nain hamãré, baat takat gaye sânjh sakhãré (Kãfi, Pîloo/ Taal Dãdrã) |
Meri Surat Teri Aankhen |
Sachin Dev Burman |
Shailendra |
Lata Mangeshkar, Mohammed Rafi |
|
AB |
Tere bachpan ko jawani ki dua |
Mujhe Jeene Do |
Jaidev |
Sahir Ludhianvi |
Lata Mangeshkar |
GC |
|
Zindagi ké safar meiñ akelé thé hum |
Nartakee |
Ravi |
Shakeel Badayuni |
Mohammed Rafi |
|
AB |
Khuli palak meiñ jhootha gussa, bañd palak meiñ pyar (Jeena bhi mushkil) |
Professor |
Shankar-Jaikishan |
Shailendra |
Mohammed Rafi |
|
AB |
Ai dilruba, ai dilruba, nazrein mila |
Rustam Sohrab |
Sajjad Hussain |
Jan Nissar Akhtar |
Lata Mangeshkar |
GC |
|
Pankh hoté to ud aati ré, rasiya O (Raag Bhoopãli/ Taal Keherwã) |
Sehra |
Ramlal |
Hasrat Jaipuri |
Lata Mangeshkar |
|
AB |
Taqdeer ka fasana (Raag Dés/ Taal Dãdrã) |
Sehra |
Ramlal |
Hasrat Jaipuri |
Lata Mangeshkar |
GC |
|
Jo baat tujh meiñ hai teri tasveer meiñ naheeñ |
Taj Mahal |
Roshan |
Sahir Ludhianvi |
Mohammed Rafi |
|
AB |
Dekho rootha na karo |
Tere Ghar Ke Samne |
Sachin Dev Burman |
Hasrat Jaipuri |
Mohammed Rafi, Lata Mangeshkar |
GC |
|
Dil ka bhanwar karé pukar |
Tere Ghar Ke Samne |
Sachin Dev Burman |
Hasrat Jaipuri |
Mohammed Rafi |
GC |
|
Sau baar janam lengé, sau baar fanaa hongé/ ai jaan é wafã phir bhi, hum tum na judã honge (Raag Kaushik Kãnarhã/ Taal Keherwã) |
Ustadon ke Ustad |
Ravi |
Asad Bhopali |
Mohammed Rafi |
|
AB |
Phir aane laga yaad wohi pyar ka aalam |
Yeh Dil Kisko Doon |
Iqbal Qureshi |
Qamar Jalalabadi |
Mohammed Rafi |
GC |
|
Koi mujh sé poochhé ki tum mere kya ho |
Yeh Rastey Hain Pyar Ke |
Ravi |
Rajinder Krishan |
Mohammed Rafi |
|
AB |
Yeh khamoshiyan yeh tanhaiyan |
Yeh Rastey Hain Pyar Ke |
Ravi |
Rajinder Krishan |
Asha Bhosle, Mohammed Rafi |
GC |
|
24 additional songs with a classical background
Song |
Film |
Music Director |
Lyricist |
Singer(s) |
Mujhe galé se laga lo bahut udas hooñ maiñ (Raag Asawari/ Taal Keherwa) |
Aaj Aur Kal |
Ravi |
Sahir Ludhianvi |
Asha Bhosle, Mohd. Rafi |
Mujhe tum se muhabbat hai magar main keh nahin sakta (Pahãrhi/ Taal Keherwã) |
Bachpan |
Sardar Malik |
Hasrat Jaipuri |
Mohammed Rafi |
Balma anãri man bhayé, kã karooñ samajh nã aayé (Raag Hemant/ Taal Keherwã) |
Bahurani |
C. Ramchandra |
Sahir Ludhianvi |
Lata Mangeshkar |
Ab ke baras bhéj bhaiyyã ko babul (Raag Pîloo/ Taal DîpChañdi) |
Bandini |
Sachin Dev Burman |
Shailendra |
Asha Bhosle |
Voh dil kahañ se laooñ, teri yaad jo bhulã dé (Pahãrhi/ Taal Keherwã) |
Bharosa |
Ravi |
Rajinder Krishan |
Lata Mangeshkar |
Ai dil ab kahiñ lé ja, na kisi ka main na koi méra (Raag Bhairavi/ Taal Keherwa) |
Bluff Master |
Kalyanji Anandji |
Rajinder Krishan |
Hemant Kumar |
Bedardi dagabaz, jã, tu nahin bãlam morã (Raag Bageshri/ Teen Taal) |
Bluff Master |
Kalyanji Anandji |
Rajinder Krishan |
Lata Mangeshkar |
Pag ghunghru bole chhananan chhum, jãgo hé Dévta (Raag Mãlkauñs/ Teen Taal) Keherwã) |
Dev Kanya |
Shri Nath (SN) Tripathi |
B.D. Mishra |
Asha Bhosle, Mahendra Kapoor |
Yãd na jaye, beete dinoñ ki, jã ké na aaye jo din (Raag KîrwãNi/ Taal Keherwã) |
Dil Ek Mandir |
Shankar-Jaikishan |
Shailendra |
Mohammed Rafi |
Mãsoom chehra yeh qãtil adãyeiñ (Raag Bhîm Palãsi/ Jhap Taal) |
Dil Tera Diwana (1962) |
Shankar Jaikishan |
Hasrat Jaipuri |
Mohammed Rafi, Lata Mangeshkar |
Pãyal-wãli dekhna (Raag Maru Bihãg/ Taal Keherwã) |
Ek Raaz |
Chitragupta |
Majrooh Sultanpuri |
Kishore Kumar |
Holi khélat Nand-lãl, Biraj meiñ … Jogi-rã sar rar (Kãfi/ Taal Keherwã) |
Godan |
Pt. Ravi Shankar |
Anjaan |
Mohammed Rafi |
Hiya jarat rehat din raen, ho Rãmã (Raag Tilak Kamod/ Taal Dipchandi) |
Godan |
Ravi Shankar |
Anjaan |
Mukesh |
Jeewan jyot jalé, ko-û nã jãné kab nikasé din (Raag Sohini/ Teen Taal) |
Grahasti |
Ravi |
Shakeel Badayuni |
Asha Bhosle |
Yeh hawa, yeh fiza, hai udãs jaisé mera dil, aa bhi jaa (Raag Bhoopãli/ Taal Keherwã) |
Gumrah |
Ravi |
Sahir Ludhianvi |
Mahendra Kapoor |
Zara sun haseena é nãznîñ, merã dil tujhi pe nisãr hai (Pahãrhi/ Taal Rûpak) |
Kaun Apna Kaun Paraya |
Ravi |
Shakeel Badayuni |
Mohammed Rafi |
Mere mehboob mein kya nahiñ? Voh to lãkhoñ meiñ hai ik hasîñ (Raag Sãrañg) |
Mere Mehboob |
Naushad |
Shakeel Badayuni |
Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhosle |
Nãchey man mora magan tig-da dhî-gî dhî-gî (Raag Bhairavi/ Teen Taal) |
Meri Surat Teri Aankhen |
Sachin Dev Burman |
Shailendra |
Mohammed Rafi |
Dîwana keh ke aaj mujhe phir pukariye (Raag Gara/ Taal Dãdrã) |
Mulzim |
Ravi |
Shakeel Badayuni |
Mohammed Rafi |
Salãmat raho (Raushan tum hi sé duniya, raunaq tumhi jahãñ ki) (Pahãrhi/ Taal Keherwã) |
Parasmani |
Laxmikant Pyarelal |
Indeewar |
Mohammed Rafi |
Watan pe jo fida hoga, amar voh nau-jawan hoga (Himalay ki bulandi…) (Raag Gujari Todi/ Taal Dãdrã) |
Phool Bane Angare |
Kalyanji-Anandji |
Anand Bakshi |
Mohammed Rafi |
Main chali main chali, peechhé peechhé jahãñ (Raag Bhairavi/ Taal Keherwã) |
Professor (1962) |
Shankar-Jaikishan |
Shailendra |
Mohammed Rafi, Lata Mangeshkar |
Tum to pyãr ho, O sajanã (Raag Mãru Bihãg/ Taal Keherwã) |
Sehra |
Ramlal |
Hasrat Jaipuri |
Lata Mangeshkar, Mohammed Rafi |
Khuda é bartar teri zameeñ par, zameeñ ki khãtir yeh jañg (Raag Todi/ Taal Keherwã) |
Taj Mahal |
Roshan |
Sahir Ludhianvi |
Lata Mangeshkar |
See also
For lists of popular songs
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For lists of popular Hindi-Urdu films
Indpaedia has lists of the highest grossing films of all individual years (and some decades) from Hindi-Urdu films: 1940 to the present.
Records for the 1930s are non-existent but you may still want to read:
Hindi-Urdu films: 1931 <> Hindi-Urdu films: 1932 <> Hindi-Urdu films: 1938 <>Hindi-Urdu films: 1939
Below are sample links, one from each decade. Links to all individual years (and some decades) will be found at the bottom of every page in the Hindi-Urdu films series.
Hindi-Urdu films: 1941 <> Hindi-Urdu films: 1950 <> Hindi-Urdu films: 1968 <> Hindi-Urdu films: 1977 <> Hindi-Urdu films: 1986 <> Hindi-Urdu films: 1995 <> Hindi-Urdu films: 2004 <> Hindi-Urdu films: 2013 <>