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screen shot of song - Aaj Ham Apni Duaon Ka Asar Dekhenge
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Ashok Kumar, Meena Kumari, Raaj Kumar, Nadira
Mujra Songs, Shikwa Shikayat Songs, Raag Based Songs, Raga - (Alaiya) Bilawal
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Lyrics of Aaj Ham Apni Duaon Ka Asar Dekhenge - आज हम अपनी दुआओं का असर देखेंगे

aaj ham aapani duao ka asar dekhege
tir-e-nazar dekhege, zakhm-e-jigar dekhege
tir-e-nazar dekhege
aaj ham aapani duao ka asar dekhege
tir-e-nazar dekhege, zakhm-e-jigar dekhege
tir-e-nazar dekhege

aap to ankh milate hue sharamate hai
aap to ankh milate hue sharamate hai
aap to dil ke dhadakane se bhi dar jate hai
phir bhi ye jid hai ke ham zakhm-e-jigar dekhege
tir-e-nazar dekhege, zakhm-e-jigar dekhege
tir-e-nazar dekhege
tir-e-nazar dekhege, zakhm-e-jigar dekhege
tir-e-nazar dekhege, zakhm-e-jigar dekhege

pyar karana dil-e-betab bura hota hai
pyar karana dil-e-betab bura hota hai
sunate aaye hai ke ye khvab bura hota hai
aaj ham is khvab ki tavij magar dekhege
tir-e-nazar dekhege, zakhm-e-jigar dekhege
tir-e-nazar dekhege
tir-e-nazar dekhege, zakhm-e-jigar dekhege
tir-e-nazar dekhege, zakhm-e-jigar dekhege

janaleva hai muhabbat ka sama aaj ki rat
shama ho jayegi jal jal ke dhua aaj ki rat
aaj ki rat bachege to sahar dekhege
aaj ki rat
aaj ki rat bachege to sahar dekhege
tir-e-nazar dekhege, zakhm-e-jigar dekhege


lyrics of song Aaj Ham Apni Duaon Ka Asar Dekhenge

Comments for lyrics of song "Aaj Ham Apni Duaon Ka Asar Dekhenge"
mike25nyc on Monday, November 23, 2009
This is a very special song - Meena Kumari died less than a month after the movie released and this was one of the last songs to be shot. The reason why she has veil on everytime she is dancing is because its another actress - Padma Khanna is dancing instead of the original Meena Kumari who only shows her face once or twice in the song...she was so sick with cirhossis of liver that she could not even walk let alone dance...the movie took 14 yrs..she is 39 here, and in the first song she was 25.

Vasant Pusalkar on Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Dear Friends, Meenaji was a superb actress, She used to put herself in the
role before starting the film. For Saheb Biwi.. she gave continuous dates
to remain in that atmosphere and the result is clear. Her voice & dialogue
delivery was fantastic. We should not poke the nose in the personal life of
any artist. Appreciate the art & enjoy it on the screen. She passed the
message of suffering lady who was always sacrificed, deprived ! It was the
picture of the society at that time.

nakfa83 on Thursday, September 24, 2009
This film is calle Pakeezah. an Old classic that tackles the suffering of women due to traditional practices. in this film this lady singing grew up on a brothel. her mother was nach girl in the brothel who married an affluent man but was rejected by society and her inlaws as dirty and unfit as a woman. 2:46 that's the man and the father of the girl dancing. and the lesson is that a girl that doesn't sell herself is innocent and should not be shunned by society.

Mahtaj on Tuesday, November 24, 2009
I am sorry to say but you are wrong. The lesson should be to treat women w/ respect and that they should be given the right to live a respectable life regardless of their background. If a girl who sells herself should be shunned by society then the man who pays to sleep w/ her should also be shunned by soceity. The suffering of women that you mentioned comes from DOUBLE standards.

Vasant Pusalkar on Sunday, May 15, 2011
Hi mike25nyc, You are right, Padma Khanna was Meena Kumari's dummy for this
dance. I have seen the shooting of this song in Nataraj Studio. Meenaji was
so weak and sick that she could not dance at all. I think Birju Maharaj was
the dance director. Padma Khanna is really a good dancer and did her job
very well.

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Film cast: Ashok Kumar, Meena Kumari, Raj Kumar, Veena, Sapru, Kamal Kapoor, Nadira, Pratima Devi, Naseem Banoo, Chanda, Vijay Laxmi, Geetanjali, Nazir, Altaf, Zebunisa, Jagdish, Parveen Paul, Burque Lotan, Meenakshi, Chandra Mohan, Sarita Devi, Mishra, Rafia Sultana, Heena Kausar, Begum, Reshma, Shabana, Razia, Majid, Geeta Kapoor, Uma
Singer: Lata Mangeshkar, Mohammed Rafi, Parveen Sultana, Rajkumari, Shoba Gurtu, Vani Jairam
Lyricist: Kaifi Azmi, Kamal Amrohi, Majrooh Sultanpuri
Music Director: Ghulam Mohd, Naushad Ali, Ibrahim
Film Director: Kamal Amrohi
Film Producer: Kamal Amrohi
External Links: Pakeezah at IMDB    Pakeezah at Wikipedia
Watch Full Movie: Pakeezah at YouTube    

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