Meri Mohabbat Jawan Rahegi, Janwar (1965), Mohd. Rafi, Shankar-Jaikishan, Srini Iyer’s Karaoke_105

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🔸 Song Title: Meri Mohabbat Jawan Rahegi 🔸 Movie: Janwar (1965) 🔸 Composer: Shankar-Jaikishan 🔸 Lyricist: Hasrat Jaipuri 🔸 Cast: Shammi Kapoor, Rajshree, Rehman, Shyama, Prithviraj Kapoor 🔸 Director: Bhappi Sonie

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➜ Karaoke Credits:    • Meri Mohabbat Jawan Rahegi Karaoke With Sc...  
➜ Song Link to YouTube:    • Meri Mohabbat Jawan Rahegi - Janwar - Lyri...  

Devanagari lyrics of the song
मेरी मुहब्बत जवाँ रहेगी, सदा रही है, सदा रहेगी
तड़प तड़प कर यही कहेगी, सदा रही है, सदा रहेगी

न तुम सा कोई ज़माने भर में, ओ ओ, तुम्ही को चाहा मेरी नज़र ने
तुम्हें चुना है, तुम्हें चुनेगी, सदा रही है, सदा रहेगी

जो आग दिल में लगी हुई है, ओ ओ, यही तो मंज़िल की रोशनी है
न यह बुझी है, न यह बुझेगी, सदा रही है, सदा रहेगी

तुम्हारे पहलू में जल मरे हम, ओ ओ, तो मौत कितनी हसीन होगी
चिता में जल कर भी ना मिटेगी, सदा रही है, सदा रहेगी
मेरी मुहब्बत जवाँ रहेगी, सदा रही है, सदा रहेगी
तड़प तड़प कर यही कहेगी, सदा रही है, सदा रहेगी
मेरी मुहब्बत जवाँ रहेगी, सदा रही है, सदा रहेगी

Selected words with meanings (line up in one para)
🔸 मोहब्बत (love) 🔸 जवान (youthful/ever-young) 🔸 सदा (always/forever) 🔸 तड़प (yearning/ache) 🔸 ज़माना (the world/era) 🔸 नज़र (gaze/eyes) 🔸 चुना (chose/selected) 🔸 आग (fire; metaphor for passion) 🔸 दिल (heart) 🔸 मंज़िल (destination/goal) 🔸 रोशनी (light) 🔸 पहलू (side/embrace)

Songs of this movie (one para)
🔸 Tumse Achha Kaun Hai 🔸 Lal Chhadi Maidan Khadi 🔸 Meri Mohabbat Jawan Rahegi (listed as “Meri Mohabbat Jawan”) 🔸 Raat Yun Dil Mein Teri Khoyi Huyi Yaad Aayi 🔸 Dekho Ab To Kisi Ko Nahin Hai Khabar 🔸 Aankhon Aankhon Mein Kisise Baat Huyi (Yeh Dil Hi Jaane Jo Dil Ke Saath Huyi) 🔸 Mere Sang Ga Gunguna

Interesting trivia about the song and the movie
➜ Janwar (1965) starred Shammi Kapoor and Rajshree in the lead roles, and was directed by Bhappi Sonie.
➜ The film’s music is by Shankar-Jaikishan, with lyrics across the album credited to Hasrat Jaipuri, Shailendra, and Faiz Ahmad Faiz.
➜ “Meri Mohabbat Jawan Rahegi” is credited to singer Mohammed Rafi and lyricist Hasrat Jaipuri.
➜ The song is widely tagged as raga-based (often indexed online under Raag Shuddh Kalyan), which matches its smooth, “Kalyan-ang” romantic contour.
➜ “Mere Sang Ga Gunguna” is also frequently indexed online as a raga-based piece (often shown as Raag Rageshri), highlighting how the soundtrack blends semi-classical color with film orchestration.
➜ Janwar is noted for the song “Dekho Ab To Kisi Ko Nahin Hai Khabar” being set to the tune of The Beatles’ “I Wanna Hold Your Hand,” a well-known example of that era’s Bollywood-Western pop cross-pollination.
➜ In Wikipedia’s 1965 box-office ranking list, Janwar is listed among the top-grossing Hindi films of the year (ranked #7).
➜ The movie’s story is built around inter-class romance and family pressure, a central 1960s Hindi-cinema theme that the soundtrack reinforces through both playful and yearning songs.
➜ Shankar-Jaikishan’s broader reputation includes rich orchestration and frequent raga-based songwriting, which contextualizes why Janwar’s album balances dance numbers with classically-tinged romance.
➜ The soundtrack is unusually “Rafi-forward”: multiple key numbers (“Tumse Achha Kaun Hai,” “Lal Chhadi,” “Meri Mohabbat Jawan,” etc.) are led by Mohammed Rafi.
➜ The film is associated with Kashmir/Srinagar settings in its plot and categorization, matching its romantic travel atmosphere in several sequences.

One para brief storyline of the movie
Janwar centers on a wealthy patriarch, Mr. Srivastava, whose insistence on “status-appropriate” marriages destabilizes his family: one son’s romance triggers rejection and emotional collapse, while the other son falls in love during a Srinagar trip and later faces a misunderstanding that tests trust, reputation, and class boundaries, driving the drama toward whether love can survive family pressure and social prejudice.