FLUTE : JAVOON KAHAN BATAA AI DIL (FILM : CHHOTI BAHEN of 1959)

  Jul 23 2008  | Views 214 |  Comments  (10)
Song "Javoon Kahan Bataa Ai Dil" (From : Film : Chhoti Bahen of 1959) played by me on my F... Expand

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  Dr. Narasinha Kamath posted 4 weeks ago

Dear Sivaram Jee,

Once again thank you very very much for your honest and sincere appreciative commet. I am extremely glad that you liked this sad Flute Tune. Like you said, the original song is composed to bring out pathos from the singer so as to make the song very appropriate with the situation in which Rehman sings it in the movie when he is in total despair.

Thanks once again,

Kind Regards,
Dr. Kamath



  sivaram56 posted 4 weeks ago

Dear Dr Kamath
Absolute classic from you again. Thanks for playing beautifully this soulful song in flute set in raag Jinjhoti.Also thanks for pointing out the other classics set in the same raag.Mukesh was brilliant in this piece and he brought pathos with his voice .Another classic from SJ. Thanks for pointing out that it is from Shankar who had been brilliant in classical based songs.What meaningful lyrics by Shailendra! Thanks for choosing this rare piece for your soulful performance.Really enjoyed
Thanks and best regards
Sivaram



  Dr. Narasinha Kamath posted 1 month ago

Thanks for that SMILE Raj!

Regards,
Dr. Kamath



  rdata34 posted 1 month ago


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  Dr. Narasinha Kamath posted 1 month ago

Dear Shri Nathan Saab,

Thanks a lot for your appreciation. Chhoti Bahen movie actually was released at Kohinoor Talkies in Dadar (West). If you may wish please buy this movie and watch it and I can gurantee you you will love it. It was a superb family movie. You made me nostalgic after mentioning about Surya Talkies.

Kind Regards,

Dr. Kamath



  SUBRAMANIAM VISWANATHAN posted 1 month ago

Lovely song-selection and lovely rendering, Dr.Saab!
'Chhoti Bahen' is probably the first ever Hindi film I vaguely remember seeing as a kid.I hardly remember anything in the film except that it was in 'Surya' theatre ( in your ex-neighbourhood!) and I faintly remember scenes of the songs, like 'Main Rickshawala','O Kali anarki--', 'Main rangeela pyarka rahi' and of course this beautiful Mukesh number which I think Rehman sings standing in some verandah. I have'nt seen the movie since then!
Thank you for re-kindling the nostalgic memories and the beautiful flute-piece.
Regards,
S.V.Nathan



  Dr. Narasinha Kamath posted 1 month ago

Dear Sablu Mukesh,

Thanks a Billion for your compliments and lavish praise. I always appreciate such a fast and prompt response from you. Yes. That Kishore Kumar Song "Ghungaroo Ki Tarah" will suit you very well. Looking forward to your vocal with Guitar BGM of this song. Best of Luck!

Regards and Love,
Dr. Kamath



  Dr. Narasinha Kamath posted 1 month ago

Dear Naval Langa Jee,

Once again, thanks a Lot for your prompt response and compliments.

Regards,
Dr. Kamath



  NAVAL LANGA posted 1 month ago

Dr. Narasinha Kamath jee,

The words of the song are 'the words of losing hope', but the bansuri has made it enjoyable.

Naval Langa



  Sablu posted 1 month ago

Dear Kamath Sir,

 

Very beautiful rendition by you. It was very sweet and touching to my soul.

I love this emotional song of Mukesh-ji who sang it so brilliantly and of course Even

 Lata-ji was quite melodious in this same number from film Choti Behan. Your depiction of contents is also very excellent to read. And I appreciate a lot your very high taste selection of songs you have listed for the Raag Jhinjhoti out of which Ghungharoo ki Tarah from film Chor machaye Shor is my most favorite song of Kishore Kumar. I will render this number someday on my flute and also sing on guitar. The two songs of Kishore Kumar ultimately bring tears in my eyes Ghungharoo Tarah and Zindagi Ka Safar. Once again I will express my heartiest pleasure by listening to your very very melodious flute tune based on Raaga Jhinjhooti. I also appreciate your kind efforts to impart us with relevant knowledge in the field of music and for entertaining us with your outstanding musical skill.

 

God Bless you Sir,

Mukesh





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