| Thumb | Song Heading | Singer | Composer | Lyricist | Actor | Film (Year) | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Panchhi Bawara Chand Se Prit Lagaye 4.52 - 29 votes | Khursheed | Gyan Dutt | D N Madhok | Bhakt Surdas (1942) | Raag Based Songs, Raga - Kedar |
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Lyrics of Panchhi Bawara Chand Se Prit Lagaye - पंछी बावरा चाँद से प्रीत लगाये
panchhi baawra
panchhi baawra
chand se prit lagaye
chand se prit lagaye
panchhi baawra
chand se prit lagaye
chand se prit lagaye
saya dekh nadi me murakh
phula nahi samaye
saya dekh nadi me murakh
phula nahi samaye
wo harjaai taaro ke sang
wo harjaai taaro ke sang
apni rass rachaye
chand se prit lagaye
panchhi baawra
kaun bataye tujhe chakora
kaun bataye tujhe chakora
gore man ke kaale
kaun bataye tujhe chakora
gore man ke kaale
jyun-jyun prit badhayega tu
jyun-jyun prit badhayega tu
tyun-tyun wo ghat jaye
chand se prit lagaye
panchhi baawra
chand se prit lagaye
chand se prit lagaye
panchhi baawra
panchhi baawra
chand se prit lagaye
chand se prit lagaye
panchhi baawra
chand se prit lagaye
chand se prit lagaye
saya dekh nadi me murakh
phula nahi samaye
saya dekh nadi me murakh
phula nahi samaye
wo harjaai taaro ke sang
wo harjaai taaro ke sang
apni rass rachaye
chand se prit lagaye
panchhi baawra
kaun bataye tujhe chakora
kaun bataye tujhe chakora
gore man ke kaale
kaun bataye tujhe chakora
gore man ke kaale
jyun-jyun prit badhayega tu
jyun-jyun prit badhayega tu
tyun-tyun wo ghat jaye
chand se prit lagaye
panchhi baawra
chand se prit lagaye
chand se prit lagaye
panchhi baawra
Comments on song "Panchhi Bawara Chand Se Prit Lagaye"
orientlover1 on Tuesday, March 13, 2012
I would suggest you may read the following books by Saadat Hassan Manto, a famous Urdu short story writer who spent several years in Bombay during 1940s. They will give you an insight into the life of celebrities of Bombay film industry during those years:
1) Meena Bazar (Hindi) published by Rajkamal and Prakashan in 1962 from New Delhi and probably also from Jallundar.
2) Stars from Another Sky (English translation of Manto's articles). Year and name of publisher are not known.
I would suggest you may read the following books by Saadat Hassan Manto, a famous Urdu short story writer who spent several years in Bombay during 1940s. They will give you an insight into the life of celebrities of Bombay film industry during those years:
1) Meena Bazar (Hindi) published by Rajkamal and Prakashan in 1962 from New Delhi and probably also from Jallundar.
2) Stars from Another Sky (English translation of Manto's articles). Year and name of publisher are not known.
orientlover1 on Tuesday, March 13, 2012
RAF station was at Walton, a town then outside Lahore. It has a railway station with the same name. First? flying school in the subcontinent was established at Walton in 1929. Walton also has a railway training school with a Railway Colony. Railway network in this region was called N.W.R (North Western Railways) which was changed to P.W.R in 1960 and then to P.R in early 1970s. My father was an instructor at Railway Training School. I was born in Railway Colony at Walton.
RAF station was at Walton, a town then outside Lahore. It has a railway station with the same name. First? flying school in the subcontinent was established at Walton in 1929. Walton also has a railway training school with a Railway Colony. Railway network in this region was called N.W.R (North Western Railways) which was changed to P.W.R in 1960 and then to P.R in early 1970s. My father was an instructor at Railway Training School. I was born in Railway Colony at Walton.
orientlover1 on Tuesday, March 13, 2012
I remember my mother used to talk about an actress called Khursheed whom she had seen in movies in early 1930s. That was certainly not the Khursheed Bano of Tansen fame (seen in frames above). I believe there were two actresses under the name Khursheed. That was perhaps the reason that the she took Bano as her second name. It is also possible that the older Khursheed (Mishochar Home?) was perhaps Parsi as the name suggests.
I remember my mother used to talk about an actress called Khursheed whom she had seen in movies in early 1930s. That was certainly not the Khursheed Bano of Tansen fame (seen in frames above). I believe there were two actresses under the name Khursheed. That was perhaps the reason that the she took Bano as her second name. It is also possible that the older Khursheed (Mishochar Home?) was perhaps Parsi as the name suggests.
orientlover1 on Saturday, March 17, 2012
As far I have read about her there is no mention of any of her sisters. In any case, both couldn't take the same name. Home or Homji, as I mentioned earlier are usually Parsi surnames. Her real name was Irshad Begum.
As far I have read about her there is no mention of any of her sisters. In any case, both couldn't take the same name. Home or Homji, as I mentioned earlier are usually Parsi surnames. Her real name was Irshad Begum.
| Movie | Film Cast | Singer | Lyricist | Composer | Director | Producer | External Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Bhakt Surdas (1942) |
K L Sehgal, Khursheed, Monica, Desai, M Sahgaal, Nagendra, N Desai, Kesarbai | Khursheed, K L Saigal, Maindar, Rajkumari | D N Madhok | Gyan Dutt | Chaturbhuj Doshi | Ranjit | Bhakt Surdas at IMDB |
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I was just comparing similarity of features of the two ladies. Lady appearing in this picture is in fact Khursheed Bano. She may look different in the movie Tansen due to time difference between two photos. A close look on the above photo will show a mole on the right side of face around upper lip. Meena Kumari did not have any such mole on her face which was perfectly smooth and clear. However, I have a feeling that Meena Kumari imitated Khursheed Bano's style in her early movies.