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Naushad Ali (Hindi:नौशाद अली, Urdu:نوشاد علی خیدر;26 December 1919 – 5 May 2006) was an Indian musician. He was one of the foremost music directors for Hindi films, and is particularly known for popularising the use of classical music in films.
His first film as an independent music director was Prem Nagar in 1940. His first musical success film was Rattan (1944), following it up with 35 silver jubilee hits, 12 golden jubilee and 3 diamond jubilee mega successes. Naushad was conferred the Dadasaheb Phalke Award and the Padma Bhushan in 1982 and 1992, respectively, for his contribution to the Bollywood film industry.
Early life and education
Naushad was born and raised in Lucknow, a city with a long tradition as a center of Indian Muslim culture. His father, Wahid Ali, was a munshi (court clerk). As a child, Naushad would visit the annual fair at the Deva Sharif in Barabanki, 25km from Lucknow, where all the great qawwals and musicians of those days would perform before the devotees. He studied Hindustani music there under Ustad Ghurbat Ali, Ustad Yusuf Ali, Ustad Babban Saheb, and others. He also repaired harmoniums.
Na Socha Tha Yeh
Performer: Munawar Sultana
Singer: Shamshad Begum
Music: Naushad
Lyrics: Shakeel Badayuni
Film: Babul, 1950
Starring: Nargis, Dilip Kumar, Manawar Sultana, Amar, A. Shah, H. Pahadi, Tun Tun, Jankidas, Vinod
Many thanks to Muz for supplying the VHS tape from which this was taken. It's from a recording of a BBC broadcast of the film many years ago and is hard-subbed for the Hindi-language impaired.
Watch the complete film here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZOnhsSkGag
published: 16 Apr 2012
Na Socha Tha Ye - Shamshad Begum - BABUL - Dilip Kumar, Nargis
Director:S. U. Sunny
Producer:Naushad
Music:Naushad
Main Cast:Dilip Kumar, Nargis, Amar, Tun Tun... more
Genre:Social
Banner:
Sunny Art Productions
Release:1950
Music Director: Naushad Ali
Lyricist: Shakeel Badayuni
Ashok hails from a wealthy family and has a job as a postmaster, but it is clear that his job requires little hard labor, aside from sending an occasional telegram, leaving him time to enjoy his comforts cigarettes, painting and song writing . A girl named Bela, the poor and simple daughter of the former postmaster woos for his affections and is supported by her poor father who wants her married. Bela prepares Ashok's meals, teases and amuses him, and imagines of a happy marriage with Ashok who likes her but is not in love with her.
Bela has competition from the wealthy la...
published: 26 Dec 2014
Na Socha Tha Yeh - Babul (1950) - Video Song
Song : Naa Socha Tha Yeh
Film : Babul (1950)
Lyrics : Shakeel Badayuni
Music : Naushad
Singers : Durga Khote, Various Artists
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Na Socha Tha Yeh
Performer: Munawar Sultana
Singer: Shamshad Begum
Music: Naushad
Lyrics: Shakeel Badayuni
Film: Babul, 1950
Starring: Nargis, Dilip Kumar, Manawar Sultana, Amar, A. Shah, H. Pahadi, Tun Tun, Jankidas, Vinod
Many thanks to Muz for supplying the VHS tape from which this was taken. It's from a recording of a BBC broadcast of the film many years ago and is hard-subbed for the Hindi-language impaired.
Watch the complete film here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZOnhsSkGag
Na Socha Tha Yeh
Performer: Munawar Sultana
Singer: Shamshad Begum
Music: Naushad
Lyrics: Shakeel Badayuni
Film: Babul, 1950
Starring: Nargis, Dilip Kumar, Manawar Sultana, Amar, A. Shah, H. Pahadi, Tun Tun, Jankidas, Vinod
Many thanks to Muz for supplying the VHS tape from which this was taken. It's from a recording of a BBC broadcast of the film many years ago and is hard-subbed for the Hindi-language impaired.
Watch the complete film here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZOnhsSkGag
Director:S. U. Sunny
Producer:Naushad
Music:Naushad
Main Cast:Dilip Kumar, Nargis, Amar, Tun Tun... more
Genre:Social
Banner:
Sunny Art Productions
Release:195...
Director:S. U. Sunny
Producer:Naushad
Music:Naushad
Main Cast:Dilip Kumar, Nargis, Amar, Tun Tun... more
Genre:Social
Banner:
Sunny Art Productions
Release:1950
Music Director: Naushad Ali
Lyricist: Shakeel Badayuni
Ashok hails from a wealthy family and has a job as a postmaster, but it is clear that his job requires little hard labor, aside from sending an occasional telegram, leaving him time to enjoy his comforts cigarettes, painting and song writing . A girl named Bela, the poor and simple daughter of the former postmaster woos for his affections and is supported by her poor father who wants her married. Bela prepares Ashok's meals, teases and amuses him, and imagines of a happy marriage with Ashok who likes her but is not in love with her.
Bela has competition from the wealthy landowner Jamnadas's daughter Usha, who lives a lavish lifestyle in a hilltop mansion. Usha, drives a foreign car and seems more suitable for Ashok the young postmaster. They share a love of fine art and music, and Usha falls in love with his singing and arranges for him to give her music lessons on her grand piano in a boudoir adorned with fine art. Bela, heartbroken, in a fit of jealousy intervenes by lying to Usha that Ashok has already professed his love for her and is playing a double game. In a surprising display of class-transcending understanding, Usha agrees to renounce her love for Ashok in favor of Bela's claim, and to accept a proposal from the aristocratic son of one of her father's colleagues. As Usha's wedding approaches, both she and Ashok become depressed and Bela has recurring nightmares of a black-veiled rider coming to carry her away.
Bela witnesses Usha's wedding while sitting in a tree, believing that shortly afterwards she would be married off to Ashok. But the tree branch that she is sitting on breaks and she falls to the ground, severely injured. As she is brought back to her father's home in this condition, Ashok arrives and promises her father he would marry Bela. As Ashok sits on Bela's bedside to comfort her, Bela dreams again that the black-veiled rider has come to get her and dies.
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Director:S. U. Sunny
Producer:Naushad
Music:Naushad
Main Cast:Dilip Kumar, Nargis, Amar, Tun Tun... more
Genre:Social
Banner:
Sunny Art Productions
Release:1950
Music Director: Naushad Ali
Lyricist: Shakeel Badayuni
Ashok hails from a wealthy family and has a job as a postmaster, but it is clear that his job requires little hard labor, aside from sending an occasional telegram, leaving him time to enjoy his comforts cigarettes, painting and song writing . A girl named Bela, the poor and simple daughter of the former postmaster woos for his affections and is supported by her poor father who wants her married. Bela prepares Ashok's meals, teases and amuses him, and imagines of a happy marriage with Ashok who likes her but is not in love with her.
Bela has competition from the wealthy landowner Jamnadas's daughter Usha, who lives a lavish lifestyle in a hilltop mansion. Usha, drives a foreign car and seems more suitable for Ashok the young postmaster. They share a love of fine art and music, and Usha falls in love with his singing and arranges for him to give her music lessons on her grand piano in a boudoir adorned with fine art. Bela, heartbroken, in a fit of jealousy intervenes by lying to Usha that Ashok has already professed his love for her and is playing a double game. In a surprising display of class-transcending understanding, Usha agrees to renounce her love for Ashok in favor of Bela's claim, and to accept a proposal from the aristocratic son of one of her father's colleagues. As Usha's wedding approaches, both she and Ashok become depressed and Bela has recurring nightmares of a black-veiled rider coming to carry her away.
Bela witnesses Usha's wedding while sitting in a tree, believing that shortly afterwards she would be married off to Ashok. But the tree branch that she is sitting on breaks and she falls to the ground, severely injured. As she is brought back to her father's home in this condition, Ashok arrives and promises her father he would marry Bela. As Ashok sits on Bela's bedside to comfort her, Bela dreams again that the black-veiled rider has come to get her and dies.
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Song : Naa Socha Tha Yeh
Film : Babul (1950)
Lyrics : Shakeel Badayuni
Music : Naushad
Singers : Durga Khote, Various Artists
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Lyrics : Shakeel Badayuni
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Song : Naa Socha Tha Yeh
Film : Babul (1950)
Lyrics : Shakeel Badayuni
Music : Naushad
Singers : Durga Khote, Various Artists
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Na Socha Tha Yeh
Performer: Munawar Sultana
Singer: Shamshad Begum
Music: Naushad
Lyrics: Shakeel Badayuni
Film: Babul, 1950
Starring: Nargis, Dilip Kumar, Manawar Sultana, Amar, A. Shah, H. Pahadi, Tun Tun, Jankidas, Vinod
Many thanks to Muz for supplying the VHS tape from which this was taken. It's from a recording of a BBC broadcast of the film many years ago and is hard-subbed for the Hindi-language impaired.
Watch the complete film here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZOnhsSkGag
Director:S. U. Sunny
Producer:Naushad
Music:Naushad
Main Cast:Dilip Kumar, Nargis, Amar, Tun Tun... more
Genre:Social
Banner:
Sunny Art Productions
Release:1950
Music Director: Naushad Ali
Lyricist: Shakeel Badayuni
Ashok hails from a wealthy family and has a job as a postmaster, but it is clear that his job requires little hard labor, aside from sending an occasional telegram, leaving him time to enjoy his comforts cigarettes, painting and song writing . A girl named Bela, the poor and simple daughter of the former postmaster woos for his affections and is supported by her poor father who wants her married. Bela prepares Ashok's meals, teases and amuses him, and imagines of a happy marriage with Ashok who likes her but is not in love with her.
Bela has competition from the wealthy landowner Jamnadas's daughter Usha, who lives a lavish lifestyle in a hilltop mansion. Usha, drives a foreign car and seems more suitable for Ashok the young postmaster. They share a love of fine art and music, and Usha falls in love with his singing and arranges for him to give her music lessons on her grand piano in a boudoir adorned with fine art. Bela, heartbroken, in a fit of jealousy intervenes by lying to Usha that Ashok has already professed his love for her and is playing a double game. In a surprising display of class-transcending understanding, Usha agrees to renounce her love for Ashok in favor of Bela's claim, and to accept a proposal from the aristocratic son of one of her father's colleagues. As Usha's wedding approaches, both she and Ashok become depressed and Bela has recurring nightmares of a black-veiled rider coming to carry her away.
Bela witnesses Usha's wedding while sitting in a tree, believing that shortly afterwards she would be married off to Ashok. But the tree branch that she is sitting on breaks and she falls to the ground, severely injured. As she is brought back to her father's home in this condition, Ashok arrives and promises her father he would marry Bela. As Ashok sits on Bela's bedside to comfort her, Bela dreams again that the black-veiled rider has come to get her and dies.
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Statutory Declaration: Contents of this Film,Scene,Song which was released, as per available sources now are in the public domain since the term of copyright has expired,under the copyright act 1957.
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Song : Naa Socha Tha Yeh
Film : Babul (1950)
Lyrics : Shakeel Badayuni
Music : Naushad
Singers : Durga Khote, Various Artists
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HIDDEN ERROR: Usage of "religion" is not recognized
Naushad Ali (Hindi:नौशाद अली, Urdu:نوشاد علی خیدر;26 December 1919 – 5 May 2006) was an Indian musician. He was one of the foremost music directors for Hindi films, and is particularly known for popularising the use of classical music in films.
His first film as an independent music director was Prem Nagar in 1940. His first musical success film was Rattan (1944), following it up with 35 silver jubilee hits, 12 golden jubilee and 3 diamond jubilee mega successes. Naushad was conferred the Dadasaheb Phalke Award and the Padma Bhushan in 1982 and 1992, respectively, for his contribution to the Bollywood film industry.
Early life and education
Naushad was born and raised in Lucknow, a city with a long tradition as a center of Indian Muslim culture. His father, Wahid Ali, was a munshi (court clerk). As a child, Naushad would visit the annual fair at the Deva Sharif in Barabanki, 25km from Lucknow, where all the great qawwals and musicians of those days would perform before the devotees. He studied Hindustani music there under Ustad Ghurbat Ali, Ustad Yusuf Ali, Ustad Babban Saheb, and others. He also repaired harmoniums.
Na Socha Tha Ye 2 Dil Lagane Se Pehale 2 Ke Tootega Dil 2 Muskuraane Se Pehale 2 Ummidon Ka Suraj 2 Na Chamka Na Dooba 2 Gahan Pad Gaya 2 Jagmagane Se Pehle 2 Na Socha Tha Ye 2 Dil Lagaane Se Pehale 2 Agar Gam Uthana 2 Tha Kismat Mein Apni 2 Kushi Kyon Mili 2 Gam Uthaane Se Pehle 2 Na Socha Tha Ye 2 Dil Lagaane Se Pehle 2 Kaho Bijaliyon Se 2 Na Dil Ko Jalaayen 2 Mujhe Phoonk Den 2 Ghar Jalaane Se Pehle 2 Na Socha Tha Ye 2 Dil Lagaane Se Pehle 2