Kal hum se poochhe na koi, Kya ho gya tha tumhe kal Mud kar nahin dekhte hum dil ne kahaa hai chala chal Jo door peechhe kahin reh gaye ab unhein mat bulao... Was the rise and fall of waters in a majestic river ever given a better orchestra reflection than here in this Shankar Jaikishan gem, with some gentlest brushes of poetry to provide the shimmer under an afternoon sun. . SJ did it repeatedly , RK or no RK --and yet the climax still had to come inevitably in an RK classic, Mera Naam Joker --Jeena Jahaan . Jaane Kahaan .... Even Ang la ja the powerful and passionate intensity of sensuality was made almost touchable so that you hardly had to look for a visual support to feel the heat . Listen five to six times to just the opening piece before the lyric begins, and you will know what it means..and then the itnervening orchestra pieces ...God. THIS is out of the world. And Lata merges into the mood where the singer becomes the song....And can one even begin to speak about the maestro called Manna De ... Absolute breath taking stuff here. How lucky all of us are that we get these marvelous and immortal reflections of eternity free - sitting at home. Even Shehansha Akbar would be envious of us !! Here it seems to carry the Jaikishan touch who had this discernible inclination towards providing a lingering and somnolent lilt to music>> Even if your mathematics are bad, start counting your stars today. . https://youtube/watch?v=zDA8vfqRurE
Posted on: Sat, 03 Jan 2015 12:47:51 +0000
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