tum bin kal na aave mohe tum bin_ Lagan1941_Kanan Devi& KL Saigal _Arzoo Lucknowi_RC Boral_a tribute

Song : tum bin kal na aave mohe tum bin kal na aave..
Film : Lagan,1941,
Singer : Kanan Devi,
Lyricist : Aarzoo Lucknowi,
Music Director : R C Boral,
Director: Nitin Bose,
Cast: K L Sehgal,Kanan Devi,Nawab,Jagdish Sethi,Nawaz,Nimmo,G Vaid,Rehmat (Bibi) Khatoon,Naresh Bose,
Production Co: New Theatres Limited
Lyrics :-
tum bin kal na aave mohe tum bin kal na aave
kachhu nahi suhabe bhave kachhu nahi suhabe bhave
tum bin kal na aave mohe tum bin kal na aave
aur ko raj rajave aap chain na pave
aur ko raj rajave aap chain na pave
yahi soch satave yahi soch satave
tum bin kal na aave mohe tum bin kal na aave

kathi dagar ka ped jaise kathin dagar ka ped
daya ke phul mangave daya ke phul mangave
kadi dhup le apne sar par chav me sabko bithave
kadi dhup le apne sar par chav me sabko bithave
wahi ped jab sukhe jal bin wahi ped jab sukhe jal bin
kaise dekha jave neer aankh bahave komal man ?
tum bin kal na aave mohe tum bin kal na aave
kachhu nahi suhabe bhave kachhu nahi suhabe bhave
tum bin kal na aave mohe tum bin kal na aave...

Lagan is a 1941 Indian Bollywood film. It was the fifth highest grossing Indian film of 1941. The film was directed by Nitin Bose for New Theatres Ltd. Calcutta. The film was a bilingual with K. L. Saigal and Kanan Devi acting as the lead in its Bengali language version, Parichaya. The music for both versions was by R. C. Boral This was the last film Saigal did for New Theatres, Calcutta, before his move to Bombay to make films for different studios there.

The film was a romantic triangle involving a poet, his beloved, and her wealthy husband. A theme, which was later followed by Guru Dutt, for his film, Pyaasa (1956).

Plot :-
At the annual college event the main singer goes missing. To help matters, Kusum Kumari (Kanan Devi) plays a record. The lyrics of the song are by a young poet (K. L. Saigal) living in a village. The Principal of the college, impressed by the poet's work brings him to the city. The poet takes to training Kusum to sing for the next event and falls in love with her. One of the patrons (Nawab) is a wealthy businessman. He is enthralled by Kusum and after negotiations with her father, gets married to her in spite of the poet trying to intercede. The poet disappears, but after some time, the husband listens to Kusum and helps in furthering the poet's career. The gesture is misunderstood by the poet who thinks that the help was given to him because of Kusum's love for him. Finally Kusum has to let him know that for her the poet was a Guru she respected.

Cast :-
K. L. Saigal as the Poet
Kanan Devi as Kusum Kumari
Nawab as Deendayal
Nemo as Madholal
Rehmat Khatoon as Poet's Aunt
Reception
The film was a big hit at the box office. Kanan Devi won the Best Actress award from the Bengal Film Journalists Association's in 1942 for the Bengali version Parichaya.

Music :-
The music director was R. C. Boral, with lyrics Arzu Lucknavi and Pandit Madhur.[6] Boral made use of western influences in the music for this film like the use of a piano in "Kaaheko Raad Machayi". The major reason for the success of the film is cited as that the songs were sung by Kanan Devi and Saigal .

Song List
Title Singer
1 "Kaaheko Raad Machayi" K. L. Saigal
2 "Hat Gayi Lo Kari Ghata" K. L. Saigal
2 "Koi Manushya Kitna Hi Bura Ho" K. L. Saigal
3 "Ye Kaisa Anyay Data" K. L. Saigal
4 "Main Sote Bhag Jaga Dunga" K. L. Saigal
5 "Kaise Kate Ratiyan Balam" K. L. Saigal
6 "Hamari Laaz Nibhao Swami" Kanan Devi
7 "Koi Samjhaye Ye Geet Sakhi Kya Hai" Kanan Devi
8 "Tum Bin Kal Na Aave Mohe" Kanan Devi
9 "Taakat Tu Haari"
10 "Madbhari Madbhari Matwari" Kanan Devi

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