Gulshan bawra family video

Mala and Vijay watch a small troupe of street performers from the window. The man in the troupe is playing the harmonium and singing, the woman is cavorting, and the boy is playing the dholak. As the song progresses, Mala and Vijay are acutely aware of their growing attraction to each other. They also realise that the man on the street is voicing their unspoken thoughts.

Unwittingly, he is singing about them and for them. Mohammed Rafi and Lata Mangeshkar had given a few takes, of which one had been approved by the music composers, Kalyanji-Anandji. The composers agreed and requested Rafi to acquiesce. Rafi was observing roza, and had been singing all along on an empty stomach and a dry throat.

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He was keen to get back home for some rest, and was in no mood to sing again. Briefly — and uncharacteristically — he flared up at Kalyanji-Anandji. Just then, one of the two lyricists for Zanjeer walked in. He asked Rafi if he knew whom the song was going to be filmed on. Rafi was astonished, and his anger dissolved immediately.

He walked back into the recording room and, along with Mangeshkar, gave another hearty take of the song. This time, he modulated his voice to suit the screen persona of the lyricist.