More Songs from 'Dupatta 1952' Title Music and Screen Credits : http://youtu.be/WNnJLKJ8gIU Naache Jiya Re : http://youtu.be/j9aC7-tieNA Baat Hi Baat Main-1: http://youtu.be/l95n5z95OiA Main Ban Patang: http://youtu.be/rW-bYgUTycI Chandni Raaten : http://youtu.be/uqCPXYLrpY4 Tum Zindgi Ko : http://youtu.be/fW46jELx628 Mere Man Key Raja : http://youtu.be/HyOxVD8y_7s Jigar Ki Aag Sey : http://youtu.be/FvGvv5L7nBg Baat Hi Baat Main-2 : http://youtu.be/uFRwCU6avDc Saawariya Touhay Koi : http://youtu.be/O3_0vXzmbgI END SONG : http://youtu.be/6mjeSzZI6M8 Dupatta (1952) Indian Cinema - The Golden Years_Classic Sibtain Fazli's Dopatta, starring Noor Jehan and Ajay Kumar, was the major hit of 1952. The film was also released in Calcutta, India where it played in nine cinema houses and grossed well at the box office. Its songs, sung by Noor Jehan and brilliantly composed by Feroze Nizami, were hits on both sides of the Wagah rorder CAST:- Noor Jehan, Ajay Kumar, Sudhir, Ghulam Mohammed, Naffeey Begum, Bibbo, Sayed Rafiq, Zarina, Zohra, Azad Produced and Directed by Sibtain Fazli Music Director: Feroz Nizami Lyrics by Masheen Kazmi, Ludhianvi SYNOPSIS:- Dupatta (1952) The story revolves around a beautiful and faithful wife (Noor Jehan) of an army officer (Ajay Kumar), who is engaged in world war-II. The wife waits for him. and the story takes a turn with the death news of Ajay. The movie has excellent music and above all Noor Jehan's songs, that were live recorded at studio sets make it a miracle; a musical experience that one comes across only once in a life time Pakistani movies, especially those made during its golden era (from 1955 to 1975), created several landmarks. Some important 'first' of Pakistan cinema are listed hereunder: - Do Ansoo in Urdu was the first Pakistani film which celebrated its silver jubilee in 1950. - Umer Marvi was the first Gujrati film which was produced in a Karachi studio, and released on September 1, 1970. - The first Balochi film, Hamalo Mah Gunj, was made in 1976, but could not be released due to strong protest by the people of Balochistan. - The first English film produced in Pakistan (Karachi) was Beyond the Last Mountain. - Q Zaman was the first film-maker who experimented with taking colour shots of a film song recorded for Gul Bakauli, released in 1970. Jago Hooa Swera was the first film produced and directed by A J Kardar in 1953 which won numerous kudos at several international fora. - The first female director of a film produced in Pakistan was Nur Jehan who directed Punjabi Chan Way in 1951. Many insiders contested this claim, but her name appeared on the credits of that film as its director). She also enacted the role of the heroine in the same movie. Feroze Nizami's compositions for the film won uproarious acclaim throughout the length and breath of Pakistan as well as in Indian Punjab. - Baghi (Urdu) was the first Pakistani film produced in 1956, which was released in the People's Republic of China. - Sassi (Urdu) was the first Pakistani film which successfully competed with Indian movies. Earlier, Hichkoley and Phairey had also offered stiff competition to Indian movies exhibited in Pakistan. - Arman (Urdu) celebrated its platinum jubilee. - Dosti (Urdu) celebrated its diamond jubilee with a run of 50 weeks. - The first film song which became a super-hit in Pakistan was Mein Pyar Ka Diya Jalata Hoon, sung by Ali Bakhsh Zahoor. Master Inayat Hussain provided melodic raiments to that song for the film Hichkoley, which was written by Saifuddin Saif. - All songs of film Baiqarar (Urdu) sung by Munawwar Sultana and Ali Bakhsh Zahur, composed by Master Ghulam Haider after his arrival from Bombay, won wide popularity. - Composer G A Chishti wrote and composed six songs for Nazir's Punjabi film Phairey (1950) in one day and recorded them at one go the same day. This record has not yet been broken by any other composer in Pakistan.

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