Baaje Baaje Re Kahin Baansuriya Kishore Kumar (Unreleased Song)

Baaje Baaje Re Kahin Baansuriya Kishore Kumar (Snippet Unreleased Song)

[@saras.j468]

Yahan Ameen Sayani ghalat hain .Unnes sau adsath 1968 main Madhu ka dehant nahin hua tha .Unees sau unhattar 1969 main February main apna chhatteswan 36th janamdin manane ke kuch hee din baad February main hee unka dehant hua tha . Yahan Bangali paridhan main Madhu behad Khoobsurat lag rahi hain .Kishore da ke geet ka anand lene hee lage the ki geet samapt ho gaya ,parantu jitna bhee suna anandayak tha . Iss anupam bhent ke liye dhanyavaad Ajay.

[@chahat-._.-]

Madhubala ji and Kishore daa best couple ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️

[@AbhikChakraborty1]

This song was sung by Kishore Kumar as a challenge, because somebody told that he can not sing classical songs. Then kishore kumar showed them.

[@akapoor029]

Very beautiful song and what a soulful voice of our Kishore Kumar... He is Ours Forever 💕

[@suneel008]

Kishoreda. ..I hear God in your voice ..

[@sandipdas3442]

Aaaaaaaaahhhhhhhaaaaaa. This why GOD is unique. All time greatest. He is devine

[@satyajitsaha2882]

Mesmerising song by legendary singer Kishore Kumar hats off to you for uploaded the video.

[@KishA-5]

Jayse Bhagvaan gaa rahaa hay,madhur mayjikal shuddh sampuran.Uttam sangeetkaar. 🙏🏼bahumukhee pratibhaa,sampuran sangeet samraat,vishva ratna shri Kishor daa Kumaar ji 💯🌹😘❤️.

[@tusharmondal5822]

God of voice Kishore Kumar ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Modijansabha168]

वाह लाजवाब किशोर दा ❤️🙏

[@chahat-._.-]

THE LEGEND CALLED MADHUBALA" According to News 18, "the cult of Madhubala is a difficult thing to match up to." In the decades following her death, she has been called one of the greats in the Indian cinematic history, and her reputation has endured. In polls and surveys, she is described as one of the greatest and most beautiful celebrities of all-time. In recent years, Madhubala's legacy has maintained fans of all different ages, both younger and older. She is recognized even by those who are unfamiliar with vintage cinema and has dozens of fan sites dedicated to her on the social media. Numerous articles are printed and television programmes aired regularly to commemorate Madhubala's birthday and modern magazines continue to publish stories on her personal life and career, often promoting her name heavily on the covers to attract sales. Her legacy has extended to fashion also: she has been acknowledged as the creator of many iconic fashion styles, such as wavy hairstyle and strapless dresses, which are widely followed by many celebrities. Actor Manoj Kumar has described her as "the face of the country". In August 2017, the New Delhi center of Madame Tussauds unveiled a statue of Madhubala inspired by her look in the film as a tribute to her. The following year, The New York Times published a belated obituary for Madhubala, comparing her life to that of Marilyn Monroe. On 14 February 2019, her 86th birth anniversary, search engine Google commemorated her with a doodle. Google commented: "While her breathtaking appearance earned comparisons to Venus, Madhubala was a gifted actor with an understated style well suited for comedies, dramas, and romantic roles alike. Appearing in over 70 films over the course of a tragically brief career, Madhubala-who would have turned 86 today-was called "The Biggest Star in the World" in 1952 by Theatre Arts Magazine."Madhubala's beauty and sexual appeal were widely acknowledged. "She was ecstatically, exasperatingly beautiful", according to Nadira.[169Madhubala's beauty and sexual appeal were widely acknowledged. "She was ecstatically, exasperatingly beautiful", according to Nadira. Begum Para said: "You saw Madhubala's face and your day was made. She was a dream really." Cinematographer J. K. Thakker remarked, "You could photograph her from any angle without make-up and still come away with a masterpiece. She was a cameraman's delight". Her co-star Shammi Kapoor confessed of having forgotten his dialogue in his first scene with Madhubala "I could not take my eyes off her and could not resist falling madly in love with her. No one can blame me for it. Even today, after meeting so many women and having had relationships with God knows how many, I can swear that I have never seen a more beautiful woman. Add to that her sharp intellect, maturity, poise and sensitivity. She was awesome. His brother, Shashi, said, "The sexiest woman I have ever seen was Madhubala. I saw Mughal-e-Azam... and it's a fatal attraction. Her eyes speak volumes." Madhubala, however, stated in an interview, "To be beautiful means a lot to me, but not everything. Happiness comes first. Begum Para said: "You saw Madhubala's face and your day was made. She was a dream really." Cinematographer J. K. Thakker remarked, "You could photograph her from any angle without make-up and still come away with a masterpiece. She was a cameraman's delight."[169] In a 2011 interview, Rail Ka Dibba co-star Shammi Kapoor confessed of having forgotten his dialogue in his first scene with Madhubala:[169] "I could not take my eyes off her [and] could not resist falling madly in love with her. No one can blame me for it. Even today, after meeting so many women and having had relationships with God knows how many, I can swear that I have never seen a more beautiful woman. ❣️❣️❣️❣️Her screen persona consequently focused on her breathy voice, beauty, and suggestive mannerisms, that marked her in a sharp contrast to other contemporary actresses, such as Nargis and Meena Kumari, who usually took roles of suffering women. The characters Madhubala played were, with some exceptions, spirited and intelligent, and often assertive and independent. She was acknowledged in the media for her unconventional roles in films that were considered bold at that time; for example, a cabaret dancer in Howrah Bridge (1958), a headstrong woman in Chalti Ka Naam Gaadi (1958) and a rebellious court dancer in Mughal-e-Azam (1960).Clothing also played a major part in the development of Madhubala's screen persona. She mostly appeared onscreen in modern dresses-such as pants, shirts, trousers and off-shoulder gowns-and often wore traditional dresses, for example, sari, in a suggestive way. Her unconventional, wavy hair style, known as "the out-of-the-bed look", further accentuated her appeal.Madhubala was known in the contemporary media as the "queen of charity". Her massive donation of ₹50 thousand for the East Bengal refugees was generally lauded; Morarji Desai wrote in a letter to her, "Papa Ataullah Khan must, indeed, be a proud man to have a daughter like Madhubala, who is not only beautiful and talented but is also so generous and noble hearted." According to a report by Filmindia, Madhubala used to give monthly bonuses to the lower staffs of the studios she worked in "and go to work without shouting about it from the roof tops". In 1962, Madhubala had also gifted a camera crane to the Film and Television Institute of India, which is operational till date.Dev Anand, in 1958, defined her as "one of the most graceful leading ladies of the Indian screen, self-assured, cultured, very independent in her thinking and particular about her way of life and her position in the film industry." Regarding Madhubala's fame, Dilip Kumar commented, "She was extremely popular, and I think the only star for whom people thronged outside the gates. Very often when shooting was over, there'd be a vast crowd standing at the gates just to have a look at Madhu... It wasn't so for anyone else. 😭

[@KishA-5]

Adbhut Kishor daa.Ati uttam jodi Kishor daa & madhu. ❤️bahumukhee pratibhaa,sampuran sangeet samraat,vishva ratna shri Kishor daa Kumaar ji 💯🌹❤️🙏🏼.

[@urgentmailid4761]

Sir if possible then pl upload the full song of baje baje re kahin basuriya.

[@ImSTK17]

Please upload more clip and song's from this movie

[@basudebchakrabarti4659]

This gem has got destroyed. Only this snippet is available as has been confirmed by Sandip Ray (Zindagi Ek Safar, 1988) and Amit Kumar. Nonetheless, it is God's Voice. Bask in its glory 🙏

[@shyamsharma5906]

So sad to hear it. We are not so lucky.

[@theundertaker2371]

@@shyamsharma5906 NO It's Wrong This Song Was Not Destroyed It Was Available But Amit Kumar And Leena Chandravarkar Don't Share This Song

[@Privolti]

@@theundertaker2371 Why they dont share it?

[@theundertaker2371]

@@Privolti Because This Film Was Incomplete And Not Released Also

[@sriparnamukherjee662]

@@theundertaker2371 Why didnt it released? it was 1960 film. There was no prob that time. Did she again fell ill during the shooting of the film?

[@Pyarabaccha7766]

My age 17 loved it agar kishore kumar sastreya sangeet sekte ko unse behatar koe nahe hota

[@sankardey4594]

🙏🙏🙏

[@shantanubhattacharjee9706]

Please upload full song if anybody having it

[@mrsmrcook............4s574]

Its less kishore da... Its more madhu..... Love uuuuu

[@jeetdebnathguddu7630]

❤️🌹

[@jeetdebnathguddu7630]

♥️♥️

[@jyotimalhotra569]

rare song of Kishore da, melodious one indeed, thanks for sharing dear

[@dr.ayansarkar1028]

THE IMMORTAL KISHORE DA WAS TRAINED BY THE ALMIGHTY HIMSELF..

[@zabzab4787]

lata yah rafi if they were sing, its match they voice, its classic song,