Agar ise samajh sako, mujhe bhi samjhana
Likha hai teri aankhon mein, kiska afasana...
Jawab tha kisi tamanna ka,
Likha to hai magar adhoora sa
Are o o o o
Jawab tha kisi tamanna ka,
Likha to hai magar adhoora sa
Kaisi na ho meri har baat adhoori,
Abhi huun aadha deewana
Likha hai teri aankhon mein, kiska afasana
Agar ise samajh sako, mujhe bhi samajhana
Likha hai teri aankhon mein, kiska afasana
Jo kuch nahi to yeh ishaare kyon,
Thahar gaye mere sahare kyon
Are o o o o
Jo kuch nahi to yeh ishare kyon,
Thahar gaye mere sahare kyon
Thoda sa haseenon ka sahara leke chalna,
Hai meri aadat rozaana
Likha hai teri aankhon mein, kiska afasaana
Agar ise samajh sako, mujhe bhi samajhana
Likha hai teri aankhon men, kiska afasana
Yahaan vahaan fiza mein aawara,
Abhi talak ye dil hai bechara
Are o o o o
Yahaan vahaan fiza mein aawara,
Abhi talak ye dil hai bechara
O o... Dil ko tere ab tak na samajhe,
Tujh hi ko hamane pahachaana
Likha hai teri aankhon men, kiska afasaana
Agar ise samajh sako, mujhe bhi samajhana
Likha hai teri aankhon men, kisaka afasanaTeen Deviaan (English: Three Ladies) is a 1965 Bollywood film directed by Amarjeet starring Dev Anand. Filmed in black and white as well as colour, the movie tells the story of a poet who falls in love with three different women. The music was composed by S. D. Burman.
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Within a couple of days, they’re good friends. In fact, Nanda is pretty much in love with Dev. He flirts with her, is sweet to her, even goes off on a day trip into the countryside with her.
Meanwhile, Dev starts working at Merry Musical Stores. His boss, I S Johar (I S Johar) flies off the handle when Dev turns up late on the very first day. But one day, I S Johar happens to come across a poem that Dev’s written and is so impressed that he quickly forgives Dev and all his shortcomings and prays that Dev’s poems will soon get published. Hopefully some of Dev’s subsequent fame will rub off onto Merry Musical Stores too.
One evening, Dev’s sitting on a bench in a park when a passing car goes hurtling through a puddle, and Dev is liberally splashed. He calls out to the driver Kalpana (Kalpana) that something’s fallen off her car. Curious, she reverses, then gets out of the car to have a look around. This giving Dev an opportunity to have his revenge for the drenching he received. He’s been fiddling with a hosepipe all this while, and now turns it on her, leaving her wet and furious.Even worse, when she gets into her car and tries to start it, it won’t start. Soon, a bunch of stragglers gather around. Instead of helping her, they spend all their time ogling her and passing comments. Finally, Dev takes pity on her and offers to attend to her car; the engine kicks in immediately, and Dev takes it upon himself to drive her to back home. She makes it quite clear that she doesn’t want his help, but Dev insists, and leaves her with no option but to agree.By the time he reaches her house – having draped his coat over her wet and shivering shoulders – this mysterious lady is rather more kindly disposed towards Dev, though she doesn’t show it. However, when he’s gone and she’s changing her wet clothes, she looks fondly down at his coat… and sees his notebook of poems sticking out of the pocket. She has a look through it.
Next day, I S Johar has a piece of very good news to share with Dev his book of poems has been accepted by a publisher and the first proof copies have arrived. I S Johar sends out copies to some of Merry Musical Stores’ clients. One of these is the wealthy and influential socialite Radharani ‘Simi’ (Simi Garewal). Simi receives a copy of Dev’s book of poems and is completely bowled over by them. Dev happens to come to her home to deliver a piano and tune it for her while she’s reading his book, and Dev owns up to being the poet. Then, a couple of days later, a lady resurfaces in Dev’s life: the unknown woman to whom he had lent his coat. It turns out that this woman is Kalpana (Kalpana), and she’s a famous actress. Her life is a whirl of men trying to flatter her, making promises of laying their hearts at her feet, and so on. Dev’s failure to even recognize her has endeared him to her. She likes his candour, and the fact that he treats her as a friend, not as an idol. She’s even buys him a new coat, which she hands over to him in the car, insisting that he should wear it in exchange for his old coat. And that isn’t the only time they meet. One day, Kalpana wheedles Dev into accompanying her for a shoot in the countryside. They have a minor mishap along the way, the car goes into a ditch, and Dev and Kalpana spend an interesting day getting to know the locals. Few days later, Simi had an invitation to a party at her home. Dev is reluctant to go, but I S Johar persuades him. Simi is vastly influential; she knows everybody worth knowing. She can give his writing career the boost it needs. Dev must go and so he does. He is an instant success. And he manages to convince both Simi and Kalpana that he is singing for her. At party Dev gets drunk so much that Simi has to drop him to his boarding house. Nanda notices Dev and helps him upstairs to his apartment. Next morning, Nanda gets angry with Dev about his drunken act the earlier night. Dev apologizes and takes Nanda to the Countryside where Nanda proposes Dev to marry her. Dev asks her to wait till the right time comes. One evening genteel Simi who is eager to spend money on Dev, to further enhance his career convinces Dev to participate in a Mushaira at Srinagar which is to be aired on All India Radio. After a few days they reach Srinagar to participate in the mushaira where Dev performs perfectly. Later at night when both of them are sitting in Shikara at Dal Lake, Simi asks Dev to come to Gulmarg. There she proposes Dev to marry her but Dev asks her to give 4 to 7 days to answer. On returning from Gulmarg, at the hotel in Srinager, Dev finds Kalpana with sadness in her eyes, which he correctly guesses to be loneliness. Kalpana admits it to him, that, she has seen the superficiality of the life that surrounds her, and she longs for someone to truly understand her, as a person, not just a beautiful face. Even here, Dev asks her to give 4 to 7 days to answer. Returning from Srinagar, Dev is in a lot of confusion about Theen Dheviaan and knowing fully well that he cannot marry three women in his country, a tortured and uncertain Dev finally makes his mind and decides to go with Nanda as his life-partner.
Cast
- Dev Anand as Devdutt Anand
- Nanda as Nanda
- Kalpana as Kalpana
- Simi as Simi/Radha Rani
- I. S. Johar as I. S. Johar
- Harindranth Chattopadhyaya as Mr. Pinto
- Sulochana as Mrs. Pinto
- Rashid Khan as Hypnotizer
- Jankidas as Bhutta (Maize) seller
- Dhanna
- Funny Tincher (as Funny)
- Ravikant
- Rirkoo
- Lateef
- Wajid Khan
- Ratan Gaurang
- Ameen Sayani as Narrator/Commentator (voice)
Soundtrack
| Song | Singer(s) |
|---|---|
| Aise To Na Dekho | Mohd. Rafi |
| Are Yaar Meri Tum Bhi Ho | Kishore Kumar, Asha Bhonsle |
| Kahin Bekhayal Ho Kar | Mohd. Rafi |
| Khwab Ho Tum Ya Koi Haqeeqat | Kishore Kumar |
| Likha Hai Teri Ankhon Me | Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar |
| Uff Kitni Thandi Hai Ye Rut | Lata Mangeshkar, videos
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