Starring: Balraj Sahni, Sunil Dutt, Sadhana, Raaj Kumar, Shashi Kapoor, Sharmila Tagore, Rehman, Manmohan Krishna
Director: Yash Chopra
Producer(s): Baldev Raj Chopra
Music Director(s): Ravi Shankar Sharma (Ravi)
Lyricist(s): Sahir Ludhianvi
Composer(s): Ravi Shankar Sharma (Ravi)
Release on: 28th July, 1965
din hain bahaar ke, tere mere ikaraar ke
dil ke sahaare aajaa pyaar kare
dushman hain pyaar ke jab laakhon gam sansaar ke
dil ke sahaare kaise pyaar kare
duniyaan kaa boz jaraa dil se utaar de
chhotee see jindagee hain has ke gujaar de
apanee to jindagee beetee hain jee ko maar ke
dil ke sahaare kaise pyaar kare
achchhaa naheen hotaa yoo hee sapanon se khelanaa
badaa hee kathheen hai, hakikaton ko zelanaa
apanee hakikate mere sapanon pe waar ke
dil ke sahaare aajaa pyaar kare
ayesee waisee baate sabhee dil se nikaal de
jeenaa hain to kashtee ko dhaare pe daal de
dhaare ke god mein ghere bhai hain mazadhaar ke
dil ke sahaare kaise pyaar kareSearch filters
Plot :
A contribution to the lost and found genre (of Kismet, 1943; Awara,
1951) later associated with Manmohan Desais films. The old and
prosperous merchant Lala Kedarnath (Sahni) sees his family split and his
house wrecked by an earthquake. Trying to trace one of his sons, he
learns that the boy was ill treated by an evil orphanage warden (Jeevan)
and he kills the warden, earning himself a 20-year strech in jail. The
son is raised by the crook Chinoy (Rehman) and becomes the suave theif
Raja (Kumar). Kedarnaths other sons are the fun-loving Ravi (Dutt) who
becomes lawyer and the hard-working but poor Vijay (Kapoor) who looks
after their ailing mother. Vijay is hired as a chauffeur by his
girlfriend Renu (Tagore) while Ravi and Raja loves the same woman, Meena
(Sadhana). After advocating a fatalist approach to the passage of time,
the film turns into a suspense and courtroom drama when Chinoy frames
Raja for murder. Raj is defended in court by Ravi. Eventually the family
is reunited. The film was a major hit exemplifying a kitschy colour
aesthetic (denoting wealth) that was to become popular in Hindi films: a
series of living rooms in pink and blue with fountains and circular
beds in bedrooms, motor boats and fancy cars in which the rich race each
other to get the girl in between attending huge parties. Hit songs
included Ai meri zohrajaben (sung by Manna Dey), Din hai babar ke (sung
by Asha Bhosle and Mahendra Kapoor) and Aage bhi jane na tu (sung by
Asha Bhosle)
4:58.."Din Hai Bahaar ke" "- Asha Bhosle & Mahender k -WAQT (1965)..by TheDreammarchant
4:58.."Din Hai Bahaar ke" "- Asha Bhosle & Mahender k -WAQT (1965)..by TheDreammarchant
Maine Dekha Hai
by Asha Bhosle, Mahendra Kapoor4:23Aage Bhi Jaane Na Tu
by Asha Bhosle5:29Hum Jab Simat Ke Aapki
by Asha Bhosle, Mahendra Kapoor4:01Aye Meri Zohra Jabeen
by Prabodh Chandra Dey (Manna Dey)3:44Waqt Se Din Aur Raat
by Mohammed Rafi4:11Chehare Pe Kushi Chhaa Jaati Hai
by Asha Bhosle
Indian films and posters from 1930: film (Waqt)(1965)
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