| Thumb | Song Heading | Singer | Composer | Lyricist | Actor | Film (Year) | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Ye Raat Ye Fizaye Phir Aaye Ya Na Aaye | Asha Bhosle, Mohammed Rafi | S Madan | Majrooh Sultanpuri | Jawahar Kaul, Zabeen | Batwara (1961) | Romantic Songs |
Video of this song from youtube
Lyrics of Ye Raat Ye Fizaye Phir Aaye Ya Na Aaye - ये रात ये फ़िज़ायें फिर आये या ना आये
ye raat ye fizaye phir aaye ya na aaye
aao shamma bhuja ke hum aaj dil jalaye
ye raat ye fizaye phir aaye ya na aaye
aao shamma bhuja ke hum aaj dil jalaye
ye raat ye fizaye phir aaye ya na aaye
aao shamma bhuja ke hum aaj dil jalaye
ye raat ye fizaye
ye narm si khamosi ye reshmi andhera
kahta hai julf kholo ruk jayega savera
jugnu se mil ke chamke taare se jhilmilaye
aao shamma bhuja ke hum aaj dil jalaye
ye raat ye fizaye
biti huyi hawaye ab raat dhal rahi hai
aise me do dilo ki ek shamma jal rahi hai
ye pyaar ka ujala milke amar banaye
aao shamma bhuja ke hum aaj dil jalaye
ye raat ye fizaye
lyrics type by : ruby singh
aao shamma bhuja ke hum aaj dil jalaye
ye raat ye fizaye phir aaye ya na aaye
aao shamma bhuja ke hum aaj dil jalaye
ye raat ye fizaye phir aaye ya na aaye
aao shamma bhuja ke hum aaj dil jalaye
ye raat ye fizaye
ye narm si khamosi ye reshmi andhera
kahta hai julf kholo ruk jayega savera
jugnu se mil ke chamke taare se jhilmilaye
aao shamma bhuja ke hum aaj dil jalaye
ye raat ye fizaye
biti huyi hawaye ab raat dhal rahi hai
aise me do dilo ki ek shamma jal rahi hai
ye pyaar ka ujala milke amar banaye
aao shamma bhuja ke hum aaj dil jalaye
ye raat ye fizaye
lyrics type by : ruby singh
Comments on song "Ye Raat Ye Fizaye Phir Aaye Ya Na Aaye"
Murtuza H on Monday, September 13, 2010
@crazyoldsongs. While acknowledging that what we listen on radio are the
wordings that you mentioned in your comments, but here in this video the
wordings of both the initial lines are slightly changed (aao shamaa jalake,
hum aaj mil ke gayen), which seems equally poetic to me as per the
situation. Such songs are really a treat not only to one's ears but to
one's heart and mind as well, which views you also appear to subscribe in
your comments.
@crazyoldsongs. While acknowledging that what we listen on radio are the
wordings that you mentioned in your comments, but here in this video the
wordings of both the initial lines are slightly changed (aao shamaa jalake,
hum aaj mil ke gayen), which seems equally poetic to me as per the
situation. Such songs are really a treat not only to one's ears but to
one's heart and mind as well, which views you also appear to subscribe in
your comments.
crazyoldsongs on Tuesday, October 20, 2009
this is a very well sung duet by asha and rafi , but as the other yt
members have mentioned we are more familiar with the other version which
was often played on radio and which i think used to sound more romantic
with the minimum chorus and more poetic . as far as i can remember the
words were ; aao shamaa bujhaa ke , hum aaj dil jalaayen . dont u think it
sounds more poetic .! thanks all the same for remiding about this melody .
this is a very well sung duet by asha and rafi , but as the other yt
members have mentioned we are more familiar with the other version which
was often played on radio and which i think used to sound more romantic
with the minimum chorus and more poetic . as far as i can remember the
words were ; aao shamaa bujhaa ke , hum aaj dil jalaayen . dont u think it
sounds more poetic .! thanks all the same for remiding about this melody .
MoleculaRafian on Tuesday, August 04, 2009
Talat, you are getting into a big fight now. I also agree with nick that we should give tons of credit to MD and the song writer.
I think those writers and MDs along with Rafi made these songs Immortal. How come songs made in 70s and 80s don't stay with us for a long time ? Any way, like our friend, I'll close this with Allah Hafiz,
RP
Talat, you are getting into a big fight now. I also agree with nick that we should give tons of credit to MD and the song writer.
I think those writers and MDs along with Rafi made these songs Immortal. How come songs made in 70s and 80s don't stay with us for a long time ? Any way, like our friend, I'll close this with Allah Hafiz,
RP
P.K. ANILKUMAR ( HINDI MELODY BYTES ) on Wednesday, September 16, 2015
ye narm si khamosi ye reshmi andhera
kahta hai julf kholo ruk jayega savera
jugnu se mil ke chamke taare se jhilmilaye
aao shamma bhuja ke hum aaj dil jalaye
ye raat ye fizaye...
ye narm si khamosi ye reshmi andhera
kahta hai julf kholo ruk jayega savera
jugnu se mil ke chamke taare se jhilmilaye
aao shamma bhuja ke hum aaj dil jalaye
ye raat ye fizaye...
| Movie | Film Cast | Singer | Lyricist | Composer | Director | Producer | External Links | Video Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Batwara (1961) |
Balraj Sahni, Nirupa Roy, Pradeep Kumar, Jawahar Kaul, Rehman, Shashikala, Jabben Jalil, Leela Chitnis | Asha Bhosle, Mohammed Rafi, Geeta Dutt, Manna Dey, S. Balbir | Majrooh Sultanpuri | S Madan | Karunesh Thakur | Batwara at IMDB | Batwara at YouTube |
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True. So particular they were in those days that even minute matters played
part in creating tunes, writing, recording and picturizing them. There were
versions of records 78rpm and LP which were sold with markings like "From
the original soundtrack..." and that is where one might find film version.
As for this particular number the 78 Version is MUCH BETTER. They never
mind recording a same song twice with or without variance one for Recording
Company and for filming the scene.