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milaa gaye nain, milaa gaye nain
jinko jiyaa tarase
chupke chupke meri nazar se
milaa gaye nain, milaa gaye nain
sab ke dip bujhaakar
saajan tere dip jalaaun
tere dip jalaau
sab ke dip bujhaakar
saajan tere dip jalaaun
tere dip jalaaun
aaj bade aramaano se
mai dil ke dvaar sajaaun
dil ke dvaar sajaaun
na phir jaanaa
aake tum is dar se chupake chupake
aake tum is dar se chupake chupake
meri nazar se
milaa gaye nain, milaa gaye nain
kyaa batalaaun rang jiyaa ke
sudh hi nahi tan man ki
kyaa batalaaun rang jiyaa ke
sudh hi nahi tan man ki
aaj mere aramaano par
chhaayi hai ghataa saavan ki
chhaayi hai ghataa saavan ki
yun hi rimajhim dil ki ghataa
barse chupake chupake
dil ki ghataa barse chupake chupake
meri nazar se
milaa gaye nain, milaa gaye nain
Comments for lyrics of song "Jinko Jiya Tarse Chupke Chupke"
reverseswing on Monday, September 23, 2013 I fully agree with you that Anil Biswas deserves full credit for bringing
Sudha Malhotra into films. According to some reliable sources Maestro
Ghulam Hyder selected Sudha Malhotra as a child artist (when she was only 9
years old) in a Musical Contest held in Ferozepur (Punjab) some time in
1946. Sudha sang some memorable songs under the baton of MD Ghulam Mohammad
in films like Dil e Nadan, Gauhar, and Mirza Ghalib. My personal opinion is
that she is at her best in the art of ghazal singing.
rumahale on Friday, October 12, 2012 Never heard before - excellent singing and memorable composition. Sudha
Malhotra was highly talented in Indian Hindi movie singing - looks like she
did not get more opportunities - Anil Biswas deserves kudos for having
encouraged emerging talents. Thank you.
rumahale on Tuesday, February 12, 2013 I have since read in an authentic newspaper article that Sudha Malhotra
made debut as a singer in movie Arzoo (19500). All credit to Anil Biswas.
Thank you.
Jagjit Singh Ishar on Wednesday, December 24, 2014 Can't differentiate with Lata. She had so sweet & melodious voice but the
agony is that she was worst victim of the menace of monopoly.
rumahale on Monday, September 23, 2013 Very sorry for the typing error; I meant 1950, the year of release of the
movie.
