Genre: Music > Indi Pop

Raat Shabnami - More #1s Greatest Hits

Song

 

Raat Shabnami

 

Name of the album

 

More #1s Greatest Hits

 

Playback Singer

 

Asha Bhosle

 

Video Cast

Helen Brodie and Milind Soman

Lyrics

 

 

Raat Shabnami bheegi chandni teesra koi dor tak nahi

Iske aage hum aur kya kahein janam samjha karo

 

O Iske aage hum aur kya kahein janam samjha karo

 

Sanam tumko jis din se dekha humne deewana dil kabu mein nahi

Bada pyara yeh bhi Ittfak dekho tum hi mil jate ho har kahin

Tum mil jate ho har kahin pyare

Aage khud hi jaan lo janam samjha karo

Aur kya kahein janam samjha karo

 

 

Raat Shabnami bheegi chandni teesra koi dor tak nahi

Iske aage hum aur kya kahein janam samjha karo

 

O Iske aage hum aur kya kahein janam samjha karo

Tehro padi yeh raat sari kahe ki jaldi janeman

 

Dale hue yeh reshmi bahein yuhnhi lipte rahe tum gulbadan

 

Takdir se mil gaya yeh mauka

 

Aage khud hi jaan lo aur kya kahein janam samjha karo

Janam samjha karo

 

 

Raat Shabnami bheegi chandni teesra koi dor tak nahi

Iske aage hum aur kya kahein janam samjha karo

 

O Iske aage hum aur kya kahein janam samjha karo

 

 

Record Label

 

Universal Music

Babykorn

Bollywood's acclaimed Music director Khayyam had criticized Asha Bhonsle for creating remixes of classic R D Burman numbers.

Artist Biography

Asha Bonsle, born on the 8th of September 1933, is the daughter of classical singer Pandit Deenanath Mangeshkar and sister of Lata Mangeshkar. Asha Mangeshkar and Lata Mangeshkar began singing for Bollywood films once they moved to Mumbai, in order to support their family.
Asha debuted as a playback singer for the Marathi song Chala Chala Nav Bala for Majha Bal (1943) and subsequently, sang her first Hindi song for the movie Chunariya (1948).
Asha Bhonsle mostly sang for the vamps and secondary characters in the 1950s films, while Lata Mangeshkar, Geeta Dutt and others were offered to sing for the leads. Asha's biggest break was singing for the movie CID (1956), adding magnetism to O P Nayyar's music compositions. She finally achieved success with the release of B R Chopra's Naya Daur (1957). Music director R D Burman's Teesri Manzil (1966) brought the dynamic music director-singer couple together for the first time. Rahul Dev Burman delivered his first hit as a music director while Asha Bhonsle's youthful voice did justice to the ever-popular music. They duo ruled the 1970s as Asha lent her voice to the sassy, carbareting Helen, apart from other lead actresses.
It was, however, her rendition of classical music based songs for the film Umraon Jaan (1981), that won her the much deserved National Award for Best Playback Singer, proving her versatility as an artist. In the 1990s, Asha diversified into Pop music and R D Burman remixes like Jaanam Samjha Karo and Rahul and I, respectively.
From concerts, ghazals and composing her own music, Asha Bhonsle has done it all; her adaptable voice and will-power overshadowing her age as she continues to go strong!