Dil ki aawaaz bhi sun mere fasaane pe na jaa
Posted on: September 16, 2008
The dashing Joy Mukherji, a Shammi Kapoor clone ( I do not call him poor man’s Shammi Kapoor, that title is reserved for Vishwajeet) sings a piano song in his home production “Humsaaya”. The movie itself was a failure, but this song survived and was the saving grace for this disaster of a movie.
The unknown lyricist Shevan Rizvi has written a wonderful song, which was composed so nicely by O P Nayyar. Alas, the stars of Joy Mukherjee as well as O P Nayyar, unknown to themselves as well as others, were on terminal decline, and they could never regain their glory days.
Song- Dil ki aawaz bhi sun mere fasaane pe na jaa ( Hum saaya) (1968) Singer- Rafi, Lyrics- Shevan Rizvi, MD- O P Nayyar
Lyrics
dil ki aawaaz bhi sun mere fasaane pe na jaa
meri nazron ki taraf dekh zamaane pe na jaa
dil ki aawaaz bhi sun mere fasaane pe na jaa
meri nazron ki taraf dekh zamaane pe na jaa
dil ki aawaaz bhi sun
ik nazar dekh le
ik nazar dekh le jeene ki ijaazat de de
roothne waale wo pahli si muhabbat de de
ik nazar dekh le jeene ki ijaazat de de
roothne waale wo pahli si muhabbat de de
ishq maasoom hai ishq maasoom hai
ilzaam lagaane pe na jaa
meri nazron ki taraf dekh zamaane pe na jaa
dil ki aawaaz bhi sun
waqt insaan pe
waqt insaan pe aisaa bhi kabhi aataa hai
raah mein chhodke saayaa bhi chalaa jaataa hai
waqt insaan pe aisaa bhi kabhi aataa hai
raah mein chhodke saayaa bhi chalaa jaataa hai
din bhi nikalegaa kabhi
din bhi nikalegaa kabhi raat ke aane pe na jaa
meri nazron ki taraf dekh zamaane pe na jaa
dil ki aawaaz bhi sun
main haqeeqat hoon
main haqeeqat hoon ye ik roz dikhaaoongaa tujhe
begunaahi pe muhabbat ki rulaaongaa tujhe
main haqeeqat hoon ye ik roz dikhaaoongaa tujhe
begunaahi pe muhabbat ki rulaaongaa tujhe
daag dil ke nahin
daag dil ke nahin mitte hain mitaane pe na jaa
meri nazron ki taraf dekh zamaane pe na jaa
dil ki aawaaz bhi sun mere fasaane pe na jaa
meri nazron ki taraf dekh zamaane pe na jaa
8 Responses to "Dil ki aawaaz bhi sun mere fasaane pe na jaa"
September 17, 2008 at 2:01 am
You are right Raja, but he was not the only one whose career suffered in late 1960s. Almost all old timer music directors found themselves jobless at the same time those days, replaced by the new generation music directors.
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May 25, 2009 at 2:48 am
Shevan Rizvi was from Poona, India. My great grand uncle. This was a pen name he adopted and was known by this name.
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May 25, 2009 at 3:02 am
Thanks for this information, Mr Nasir Sayed. What was his real name ?
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October 31, 2009 at 2:50 am
Atul,
What a song and your songs collections. What an artistic work. I will cherish the old songs. Thanks a lot. God Bless your efforts…….
Regards,
Amit Dave
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February 24, 2011 at 2:12 pm
What poetry ! And sung by rafi with such feeling and humility. The lyrics of this song are embedded in my mind along with hundred others. The days of radio were the very best, we got to hear all and sundry, old and new, good and not so good also without prejudice towards anyone. The really memorable one stuck in memory.
Joy mukherjee was one of the lucky ones to get all rafi/opn gems songs to sing on screen. Being from a film industry family also helped to a great extent.
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February 25, 2011 at 5:08 am
The movie may have sunk but this isn’t the only memorable song from it.
There are three Asha solos worth mentioning:
1) Woh Haseen Dard De Do
2) Kitna Haseen Hai Ye Jahan
3) Aaja Mere Pyar Ke Sahaare
First one of these has been posted on this blog.
Overall, ’68 was a good year for OPN. He had scored for Kismat, Kahin Din Kahin Raat, Dil Aur Mohabbat, Shrimanji and Humsaya. By this time, the likes of RDB had changed the face of hindi film music by introducing overtly western beats, instruments and rhythms, thus driving the last nail in the coffin of the so called golden age of film music.
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Atul’s Song A Day- A choice collection of Hindi Film & Non-Film Songs 
September 16, 2008 at 8:35 pm
Nice song, Atul.
Am not sure OP Nayyar’s decline was not to some extent inflicted by his own somewhat egoistic stance. He had problems with various big personalities and ended up burning bridges.
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