sajan badi suhani bhor..Doctor1941_Ila Ghosh_Sunil Ghosh_Pankaj Mullick..a tribute

Song : sajan badi suhani bho...
Movie: Doctor,1941,
Singers: Ila Ghosh and Sunil Ghosh,
Lyricist: Asghar Hussain Shor,
Music Director: Pankaj Mullick,
Cast : Pankaj Mullick,Jyoti Prakash,Panna,Bharati Devi,Ahinda Choudhary, Amar,Mallick,Nemo,Tona Roy,Ardhendu Mukherjee, Sukumar Pal,Amar,Indu Mukherjee,Buddh Deb,Arbind Sen,
Director : Subodh Mitra,
Production : New Theatres, Calcutta,

Lyrics :-
saajan badi suhaani bhor
saajan badi suhaani bhor
badi suhaani bhor
koyaliyaa jab kook sunaaye
koyaliyaa jab kook sunaaye
komal mann par baan chalaaye
karey papeehaa shor
badi suhaani bhor
saajan badi suhaani bhor
chaatur koel badi sayaani
chaatur koel badi sayaani
dukh ki laya mein sukh ki baani
chaatur koel badi sayaani
taal pe naache mor
sajni taal pe naache mor
sajni badi suhaani bhor
badi suhaani bhor
badi suhaani bhor
chhedat chali pawan matwaali
jhoom rahee
jhoom rahee daali par daali
rut barkhaa ka zor
badi suhaani bhor
saajan badi suhaani bhor
inn gaalon ki shapath mein laali
madh barsaayen zulfen kaali
inn gaalon ki shapath mein laali
madh barsaayen zulfen kaali
chhaayee ghataa ghanghor
jaise chhaayee ghataa ghanghor
sajni badi suhaani bhor
bhor saajan
badi suhaani bhor
badi suhaani bhor...

Doctor and Aka Doctor are made simultaneously in the year 1941 in Hindi and Bengali
Daktar A.K.A Doctor is a 1941 Bengali Film directed by Phani Majumdar. Pankaj Mullick plays the character of Amarnath, the liberal-minded son of a rich family who chooses to become a doctor in an impoverished village to combat the dreaded disease of cholera. Pankaj Mullick was excellent as the idealist Amarnath and he also sang the popular songs Chaitra Diner Jhara Patar Pothey and Ore Chanchal. The Movie was made under the banner of NEW THEATRES and legendary Rabindra Sangeet singer Pankaj Mullickscored the songs for the film.
Movie Review :-
Doctor (1941) Hindi .. Aka Daktar (1941) Bengali
Poverty, disease, superstition and caste distinctions were all targets of a subtle yet powerful attack in New Theatres Doctor which came in 1941, a year after the original Bengali version, from which it had been dubbed and re-edited by director-editor Subodh Miter. In keeping with the tradition of B. N. Sircars famous banner, this film also had a story with purposeful and progressive ideas, presented in a way which the audience would like, with soulful songs and the singing star as well as composer Pankaj Mullick playing a prominent part.
The story, happening in a Bengal village, had the conflict between a father and son as its main thematic and dramatic point. The father (played by Bengals veteran Ahin Choudhry) was a true aristocrat who ruled the village according to age-old traditions. But his young son (played by Pankaj), was a doctor believing firmly in the new ideals of humanism and equality. His motto of service to humanity brought him in close touch with the poor and the downtrodden, as the village was in the grip of cholera.
While attending to one such case, the doctor found himself shouldered with the responsibility for a young woman, Maya, who had been deserted at the time of marriage. Finding that his angry father wanted to get him married elsewhere, the doctor boldly decided to wed Maya and also leave his fathers house with a pledge that he would never reveal his connections with the proud family to the outside world. The couple pursued the goal of service through a small hospital in another village, but tragedy struck when Maya died after giving birth to a son.
The lonely doctor was persuaded by an old family servant to allow the child to be brought up in the grandfathers house, but as an adopted orphan and not as the true heir. Several years later, the now old doctor was overjoyed to see his son returning from abroad with a doctors degree. But when he took up a lucrative job in a big laboratory, the father rebuked him into doing something more useful like starting his own research centre and factory. The young man also fell in love with the pretty daughter of a friend of his father. But once again on the same question of caste, a conflict arose between grandfather and grandson and the secrets of the true relationships led to the climax.
Songs were woven into every phase of the story and they have all become memorable, evergreen melodies. The image of a young, bespectacled hero, determined and idealistic, was wonderfully created by Pankaj Mullick, who also sang his own compositions like Chale pavan ki chaal (the song on the train),Guzar gaya woh zamana, Kab tak nirash ki andhiyari, Mahak rahi phoolwari,which still breathe freshness when they are played. Among the other roles, the young doctor-son was played by Jyoti Prakash (the handsome actor who died prematurely), his mischievous beloved by Bharati Devi (later became a character artiste of Bengali films), her father by Nemo, the old servant by Amar and the doctors wife by Panna.

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