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Описание: Song : chalat musaafir moh liyo re pinjare vaali muniya..
Film : Teesri Kasam,1966.
Lyricist: Shailendra,
Singer: Manna Dey,
Music Director: Shankar Jaikishan,
Director: Basu Bhattacharya,
Cast: Raj Kapoor,Waheeda Rehman,Iftekhar,Asit Sen, Dulari, Dubey,Krishan Dhawan,
Producer : Shailendra,
Production Co: Image Makers,
Lyrics :-
chalat musaafir moh liya re pinjde waali muniyaa
chalat musaafir moh liya re pinjde waali muniyaa
chalat musaafir moh liya re pinjde waali muniyaa
chalat musaafir moh liya re pinjde waali muniyaa
ud ud baithi halvaiyaa dokaniyaa
ud ud baithi halvaiyaa dokaniyaa
he Raamaa!!!!
ud ud baithi halvaiyaa dokaniyaa
are!!
barfi ke sab ras le liya re
pinjde waali muniyaa
barfi ke sab ras le liya re
pinjde waali muniyaa
barfi ke sab ras le liya re
pinjde waali muniyaa
he he he he… he Raamaa
ud ud baithi bajajvaa dokaniyaa
ud ud baithi bajajvaa dokaniyaa
aahaa!!!!
ud ud baithi bajajvaa dokaniyaa
aare!
kapdaa ke sab ras le liya re
pinjde waali muniyaa
kapdaa ke sab ras le liya re
pinjde waali muniyaa
kapdaa ke sab ras le liya re
pinjde waali muniyaa
jiyo jiyo Palakdas jiyo!!
ud ud baithi panvadiyaa dokaniyaa
ud ud baithi panvadiyaa dokaniyaa
he raamaa!!!!
ud ud baithi panavadiyaa dukaniyaa
aare!!
beedaa ke sab ras le liya re
pinjde waali muniyaa
beedaa ke sab ras le liya re
pinjde waali muniyaa
beedaa ke sab ras le liya re
pinjade waali muniyaa
haan
chalat musaafir moh liya re pinjde waali muniyaa
chalat musaafir moh liya re pinjde waali muniyaa
chalat musaafir moh liya re pinjde waali muniyaa..

A naive bullock-cart driver falls for a traveling courtesan.
Storyline:-
After nearly getting arrested, Hiraman[Raj Kapoor] promises to himself that he will never assist any black-marketeer nor transport bamboo. This incident does cost him his bullock-cart but he did manage to get his two oxen away in time. He manages to save enough money to buy another cart, and is hired to take a female on a 30-hour ride to a Mela. He subsequently finds that his passenger is an attractive woman, Hira Bai [Waheeda Rehman], and he falls in love with her - little knowing that she is a traveling courtesan - and it is this attraction that will get him into a physical altercation as well as in the bad books of Thakur Vikram Singh. Written by rAjOo
Did You Know?
This was the first film produced by song writer Shailendra and it is said that because of this film which caused Shailendra's death.
1967 National Film Award for Best Feature Film
1967 Moscow International Film Festival: Grand Prix - Nominated
Production:-
Phanishwarnath Renu who wrote the original short story, Mare Gaye Gulfam, in 1954, also wrote the script. The screenplay was written by Nabendu Ghosh, whose works include Devdas (1955), Sujata (1959) and Bandini (1963). Basu Bhattacharya directed the film with a sense of realism and a natural style. He felt it was important for the film that Raj Kapoor should avoid his usual "simple man" mannerisms.
The film took many years to complete. Most of the film was made at Aurahi Hingna, a village in Araria district and Bina, a town near Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. A few scenes were filmed at Powai Lake and at the Mohan Studios in Mumbai. Subrata Mitra, the cinematographer on Satyajit Ray's early films, had moved to Mumbai for a brief period to make Merchant Ivory films. The theatre actor, A. K. Hangal, knew Shailender from IPTA theatre group days, and agreed to play the small role of Hiraman's elder brother. However eventually much of his role was deleted in the final editing to reduce the length of the film
The film was received well and took the National Film Award for Best Feature Film, however, commercially, it was a failure. Bhattacharya turned to middle cinema (a meeting of mainstream Bollywood and art house cinema). In time, the film came to be regarded as a classic.
Both leads received acclaim for their acting, while critics felt Raj Kapoor delivered one of the most sensitive performances of his career, after Jagte Raho (1956).
It is also included as an chapter by CBSE