Year: 1963
I have always been a fan of Urdu… I think the language is beautiful and is most certainly the best language you can even express your feelings in… While watching Mere Mehboob yesterday, I remembered where and how I had gotten addicted to this language. It was with this very movie, which I had seen eons ago!
It was then and its today, my love for Urdu has only increased with each passing day…
The movie has all that would make any movie a classic… good acting, great music and a decent story line. The way in which Nawaabi taur-tareeke have been shown in the movie, makes it all the more endearing…
Our very own tragedy king, Rajendra Kumar, does a great job as an aspiring shayar… Sadhana looks good and acts well… though i feel, her hair style is kind of funny… dont u think so? 😉
Rafi and Lata have woven magic into the songs like Yaad mein teri and Mere Mehboob, sung separately by both Lata and Rafi.
I would recommend this movie to all those looking foward to a nice quiet movie with beautiful songs and no hulla-gulla!
[PS: I specially liked the creased look of the poster… gives it a rather primitive look!!]
Mere mehboob kayaamat hogi… 😉 Since the last couple of days, I’ve been listening to all old hindi songs. Heh.
A lovely song…. 🙂 I thought ppl din hear these anymore 🙂
Kya kaha tha maine? yeh puraani movies ke review likh ke mera dil mat jalao. Now really getting J! 😛
One of the best movies ever made! My definition of romance is what this movie describes. Wow! what a way to portray it… I love the scene where Sadhana and RK meet for the first time of course they are not looking at each other with that wooden screen thing in between and she talks as if Naseemhara is her friend and loves shayaris of Anwar Hussain Anwar LOL! that scene is awesome… and their next meeting is funny as well.. and then of course the scene where she drops all her books and RK helps her pick them up (that’s during Rafi’s mere mehboob)… sometimes I wish I can sit and write the whole script for this movie. If I ever write it, this would definitely be #2 with Golmaal (1979) being the first one of course. I love Nimmi & Ashok Kumar pair as well and their romance.. the not so famous “allah bachaaye naujawaan se” – she looks so beautiful. Other than the ones you mentioned, I adore “tumse izhaar-e-haal kar baithe” 😉 and also “aye husn zaraa jaag tujhe ishq jagaaye” (WHOA! Rafi is fantastic… kya jaadu bhari aawaaz)… now I will have to dig out these songs from hard drive and listen to them!
As I was Telling You Neha yesterday, I too watched this movie recently and it is simply superb… Songs, acting infact everything about this movie is outstanding!
@Poonam: Watch out for my next review… usme aapke liye kuch hoga 😛
@Kanan: I couldnt agree more with you… I think this movie is responsible for making me such an incurable romantic 😉 And yeah, how could i forget the Ashok Kumar and Nimmi romance… it had its own charm!! 🙂 And ya those songs are lovely… 🙂 RAFI ROCKSSSSS!!!!!!!!!! Also, another song of the movie that i love is: Tere pyar me dildaar, jo hain mera haale-zaal
@Ekta: Yes babes 🙂
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