dilli se rail gaadi Chhuk chhuk aayegi..Lata_Rafi_Rajinder K_Citragupt..a tribute

Song : dilli se rail gaadi chhuk chhuk aayegi ..
Film : Suhaag Sindoor,1961,
Singer: Lata Mangeshkar, Mohammed Rafi,
Lyricist :Rajendra Krishan,
Music Director: Chitragupt,
Directors: R. Krishnan (as Krishnan-Panju), S. Panju (as Krishnan-Panju)
Cast: Manoj Kumar,Mala Sinha,Balraj Sahni,Shobha Khote,Johny Walker,Ulhas,Umakant,
Producer : Chandra Desai,
Production : Chandra films production,
Lyrics:-
Dilli se rail gaadi
chhuk chhuk aayegi
chhuk chhuk aayegi
munne ke daddy ji ko laayegi
Dilli se rail gaadi
chhuk chhuk aayegi
chhuk chhuk aayegi
munne ke daddy ji ko laayegi
Dilli se rail gaadi
chhuk chhuk aayegi
chhuk chhuk aayegi
munne ke daddy ji ko laayegi
Dilli se rail gaadi
chhuk chhuk aayegi
chhuk chhuk aayegi
munne ke daddy ji ko laayegi
dekhegaa daddy
chaand ka tukda
pyaar se choomega
munne ka mukhdaa
dekhegaa daddy
chaand ka tukda
pyaar se choomega
munne ka mukhdaa
bhoolongi uss din main sab dukhdaa
Dilli se rail gaadi
chhuk chhuk aayegi
chhuk chhuk aayegi
munne ke daddy ji ko laayegi
Dilli se rail gaadi
chhuk chhuk aayegi
chhuk chhuk aayegi
munne ke daddy ji ko laayegi
le ke wo aayenge
motor pumpum
baith ke ji mein
ghoomenge sab ham
le ke wo aayenge
motor pumpum
baith ke ji mein
ghoomenge sab ham
chhedenge mil-jul khushiyon ki sargam
Dilli se rail gaadi
chhuk chhuk aayegi
chhuk chhuk aayegi
munne ke daddy ji ko laayegi
Dilli se rail gaadi
chhuk chhuk aayegi
chhuk chhuk aayegi
munne ke daddy ji ko laayegi
daddy ne tere
aane se pehle
chhod ke mujh ko
jaane se pehle
daddy ne tere
aane se pehle
chhod ke mujh ko
jaane se phele
ye hi kahahaa thha thukraane se pehle
Dilli se rail gaadi
chhuk chhuk aayegi
chhuk chhuk aayegi
munne ke daddy ji ko laayegi..

Storyline :-
Ratan is an Air Force Pilot and lives a wealthy lifestyle with his money-lender father, Dayashankar. While journeying home for a holiday with his father, he is approached by an Army Officer, Ramu, who asks him to deliver a attaché case to his sister, Rukmini, who lives in the same town as Dayashankar, to which he agrees to do so. Ramu returns to the front, is seriously wounded and hospitalized. When he recovers he returns home to find out that his sister has passed away, and his niece, Ratna, who he had last seen as a 10-year old is missing. He is upset with the Pilot and hopes to extract his vengeance whenever he comes face to face with him. He meets with the daughter of a rickshaw driver, Gulabi, who permits him to draw the rickshaw. One day they come across a pregnant woman, Chanda, lying on the street, they assist her, she gives birth to a baby boy, and comes to live with them. Months later, Ramu finds out that Chanda's husband is none other than the pilot who had taken his ... Written by rAjOo

Pleasant melodrama
by Gary170459 (Derby, UK)
It begins with soldier Ramu (Balraj Sahni) entrusting pilot Ratan (Manoj Kumar) to deliver to his sister a valuable box containing the solution to all of her problems. Ratan to his disgrace loses the address, falls in love with, marries, has a child, and is forced to leave her niece Ratna (Mala Sinha). Meanwhile Ramu is searching for Ratna for atonement, now under a new name and new life of Chanda, and Ratan for vengeance – and guess what? There's much more, that's what. Through a chance meeting with Rasik (Johnny Walker) the rather complicated circles are eventually joined, and in a messy rush at the finish. But Lord, what a mess it is when Destiny plays games with you! However, the heart of Ratna remains as constant as the vermillion on Chanda's forehead.
There's a few lovely songs from Rafi and Lata in here and some pretty photography – and Mala was a sight for sore eyes as usual too, but ultimately I thought the film was just too talky, and brimful of stiff melodrama too to be first rate. It's one thing Mala looking so seriously radiant and iconic, but Manoj Kumar looked impossibly young for such a role. Mad professor Johnny Walker plays an "artist", but one given a talent of over-exuberance and without any sense of rhythm, naturally. However, the middle-aged Sahni was by far the best actor in here, and in perhaps the most interesting role. The editing on the Zee film copy I've just seen is terrible, and a few songs even have their ends butchered - my favourites by Lata being Jo Main Chhoti but especially Kajraa Na Dekhe which was set in a quite wonderful garden. Overall, a very pleasant couple of hours but nothing particularly special.

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