bigadi banane wale bigadi bana de..Suraiya_QJ _Husnlal Bhagatram..a tribute

Song: bigadi banane vale bigadi bana de..
Film: Badi Behen,1949,
Singer: Suraiya,
Lyricist : Qamar Jalalabadi,
Music Director : Husnlal Bhagatram,
Director : Ram Daryani,
Cast : Rehman, Suraiya, Geeta Bali,Pra,ulhas,Ramavtar,Niranjan Sharma,Gulabo,Shanti Modak,
Writter : Rajinder Singh Bedi,
Production Co:Famous Cine Laboratories & Studios,
Lyrics :-
bigadi banane vale bigadi bana de bigadi bana de
naiyya hamari par laga de
bigadi banane vale bigadi bana de bigadi bana de
naiyya hamari par laga de

duniyan hamari tere hath me hai
duniyan hamari tere hath me hai
chahe basa de chahe mita de
naiyya hamari par laga de naiyya hamari par laga de
bigadi banane vale bigadi bana de bigadi bana de
naiyya hamari par laga de

idhar bhi hai kante udhar bhi hai kante
idhar bhi hai kante udhar bhi hai kante
tu chahe to kanto ko kaliyan bana de
naiyya hamari par laga de naiyya hamari par laga de
bigadi banane vale bigadi bana de bigadi bana de
naiyya hamari par laga de
bigadi banane vale bigadi bana de bigadi bana de
naiyya hamari par laga de...

Bari Behen is 1949 Bollywood film directed by Ram Daryani and wtrtten by the faceted writer Rajinder Singh Bedi
Plot :-
Shyama (Suraiya) gets a job as a servant so she can pay for her younger sister, Kiran's (Geeta Bali) education in the city. Kiran, though, is in love with a rogue, Ajit (Pran). Ajit makes Kiran splurge all the money Shyama sends her on them. Meanwhile, Shyama meets and falls in love with Shyam (Rehman), the son of the family she works for and who is a doctor who wants to treat the poor. With both of being ill-treated by the woman of the house, who is Shyam's step mother, they decide to elope. However, Kiran comes to her, abandoned and impregnated. Shyama goes along with her without informing Shyam in order to find Ajit. They find Ajit but he escapes from them. The two sisters then relocate to another town. Kiran has the child, Shyama works in another house, where in order to get Kiran settled with the young man of the house and to prove her to be without blemish, she takes it upon herself to claim to be the mother of the child. This causes further complications with Shyam, who has managed to trace her out and now believes that she has been unfaithful to him. Wallowing in grief, he falls ill. Finally, with the help of a kindly army colonel, also Ajit's uncle (Ulhas), all ends well that well with a repentant Ajit marrying Kiran and Shyama reunited with Shyam.

Tributes to the illustrious Urdu poet and versatile Hindi film lyricist Qamar Jalalabadi on his 16th death anniversary..

Qamar Jalalabadi was a famous Hindi film lyricist and writer who wrote more than 700 songs for nearly 160 films, from 1940 to 1980. Qamar Jalalabadi wrote some rare, beautiful lyrics of undying flavor. Qamar Jalalabadi was also an acclaimed writer for films. Some of the films for which he wrote either the script or dialogues were “Munimji” (1955), “Phagun” (1958), “Ujala” (1959), “Maya” (1961) and “Taj Mahal” (1963).
Qamar Jalalabadi was born as Om Prakash Bhandari in a Punjabi family in 1917 in the Jalalabad town near Amritsar. Right from the age of seven he starting writing poetry in Urdu. There was no encouragement from home, but a wandering minstrel poet named Amar met him in his hometown and encouraged him to write, recognizing his immense talent and potential. He also gave him the pen name of Qamar which means moon, and Jalalabadi was added for his native town.
After completing his matriculation from Amritsar, he embarked on his journalistic career journey by writing for Lahore based newspapers like Daily Milap, DailyPratap, Nirala, Star Sahakar. Qamar Jalalabadi came to Pune in the early 1940s. In 1942, he wrote lyrics for his first film Zamindar which was a Pancholi Pictures production and the songs of this film were very well received, especially the song sung by Shamshad Begum “Duniya me garibonko aaraam nahi milta, Rotey hain to hansne ka paigham nahin milta”. The songs were a big hit, and he found himself inundated with offers. This was the beginning of a career that was to span four decades.
He worked with S D Burman in 1946 in the film “Eight Days” where the comic song “O Babu Babu Re” became quite popular. He went on to work with music director Sardar Malik on many films. One of their hits was “Sunti Nahi Duniya” (“Renuka”, 1947).
However, the 1958 film ‘Howrah Bridge” propelled Qamar Jalalabadi to unparalleled heights of success. Set to OP Nayyar’s foot-tapping score, its ongs like “Mera Naam Chin Chin Chu” and “Aayiye Meherbaan”, were runaway hits.
His other notable songs include “Ik Dil Ke Tukde Hazaar Hue” (Pyar Ki Jeet, 1948), “Ik Pardesi Mera Dil Le Gaya” (Phagun, 1958), “Mera Naam Chin Chin
Chu” (Howrah Bridge, 1958), “Dum Dum Diga Diga” (Chhalia, 1960) and His other notable songs include “Ik Dil Ke Tukde Hazaar Hue” (Pyar Ki Jeet, 1948), “Ik Pardesi Mera Dil Le Gaya” (Phagun, 1958), “Mera Naam Chin Chin Chu” Howrah Bridge, 1958 “Dum Dum Diga Diga”,Chhalia ..BD

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