23 May, 2007
Heres another of my all time favourite songs, which again landed in my media player playlist - the song “Tujhse Naaraz Nahi Zindagi…” from the Hindi movie ‘MASOOM’ (1983)
The song has been wonderfully rendered by Anup Ghoshal, to music composed by the great maestro, R. D. Burman.
And again, Gulzar’s lyrics are brilliant - not that a chota mota fella like me, with my limited knowledge of good Hindi, needs to certify Gulzarji’s work.
‘MASOOM’(1983) is a wonderful movie, directed by Shekar Kapur - the same Shekar Kapur who later gave us local & global hits like MR.INDIA, BANDIT QUEEN, ELIZABETH. ( & the same Shekar Kapur whose face became known to thousands of Indians after he was seen in an ad for Digjam suitings - in the old days of Doordarshan, before Cable TV, Star TV, Sun TV,MTV, FTV)
And yes, ‘Masoom’ is the same movie that introduced two budding actors to the world - Urmila Matondkar & Jugal Hansraj. Again, anybody who loved watching Chitrahaar on DD some time ago, would have seen the “Ladki ki Kaati” song atleast once. It was one of the famous “children songs” during my childhood ![]()
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Tujhse Naraaz Nahin Zindagi
Tujhse Naaraaz nahi Zindagi, Hairaan hoon main
O Hairaan hoon main
Tere Masoom sawaalon se Pareshaan hoon main
O Pareshaan hoon main
Jeene ke liye sochaa hi nahi, Dard sambhalne honge
Muskurayen to, muskuraane ke karz utaarne honge
Muskuraoon Kabhi to lagta hai
Jaise honthon pe Karz rakhaa hai
Tujhse …
Aaj agar bhar aayee hain, Boondein baras jaayengi
Kal kya patha inke liye Aankhen taras jaayengi
Jaane kab gum hua, Kahaan khoya
Ek aansoo chupaake rakhaa tha
Tujhse …
Zindagi tere gham ne hamein rishte naye samjhaaye
Mile jo hamein Dhoop mein mile chhaon ke thande saaye
O Tujhse …
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To listen to this song, you could go here to musicindiaonline and look for the song sung by Anup Ghoshal. I do like the female version of the same song, sung by the greatest of all, Lata Mangeshkar. But I just felt that, in this case, the male version has more ’soul-touching’ capability.
By the way, have you seen this old & nice movie ? Did you like it ? What do you feel about this song ?
24 May, 2007 at 5:40 am
thanks for reminding me of this wonderful song … let me update my playlist in winamp
both the song, and the movie are great…
24 May, 2007 at 10:19 am
Jeene ke liye socha hi nahin, dard sambhalane honge
Muskuraye to Muskurane ke karz utaarane honge
Muskuraaon kabhi to lagta hai jaise hothon pe karz rakha hai..
Indeed its a life song and What a beautiful way to describe the life… The balance of life, khushi mein dard. muskurahat me karz.. for the character of Naseer, The happier moments of today.. The
sacrifices, sorrows, compromises of the past.. and now he is confused
how to handle such complications of life.. He is having a nice time
with his son but still it cant make him happy.. If he wants to be
happy with his son, he has to accept him as a son (karz)..
24 May, 2007 at 11:15 am
A very ncie song, and one of my favs!!
and to an extent quite true too!!
30 May, 2007 at 6:33 pm
>> Kunal : exactly, both the movie & the song are great
>> Pavan : you said it - a song about life. whenever i listen, the line which always strikes a chord is “Jaane kab gum hua, Kahaan khoya. Ek aansoo chupaake rakhaa tha”
>> sam : this is one of my all time fav songs
25 July, 2007 at 4:47 am
This is one of my fav songs..and at one point used to bring tears to my eyes too!
And btw, boss, ladki ki nahi, lakdi ki kaathi
26 July, 2007 at 3:03 am
>> chandni : ha ha ha
thanks for pointing that out. it was a careless typo on my side, but it changed the whole meaning 