सन सन सन चली हवा..Asha Bhosle_Sudha Malhotra_Rafi_Kaifi Azmi_SD Burman..a tribute

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Song : san san san wo chali hawa.. Movie : Kagaz ke phool,1959, कागज़ के फूल,Paper Flowers , Singers : Rafi,Asha Bhosle, Sudha Malhotra & Chorus , Lyricis : Kaifi Azmi, Music Director : S D Burman Producer/Director : Guru Dutt, Cast:Guru Dutt, Waheeda Rehman, Baby Naaz, Mahesh Kaul, Veena, Mehmood, Johnny Walker, Minu Mumtaz,Ratna, Tun Tun, Pratima Devi, Nilofer, Sulochna, Sheela Vaz, Vikram Kapoor, Mohan Choti, Haroon, Tony Walker, Production Co: Ajanta Pictures, Guru Dutt Films Pvt. Ltd., Lyrics ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho aaaaaa haa haa san san san wo chali hawaa luk chhup kaan mein kuchh kahaa haaa ha ha san san san wo chali hawaa luk chhup kaan mein kuchh kahaa naye armaan jaage naye toofaan jaage dhokhe pe dhokha khaaye jiyaaa aaaaaa haa haa san san san wo chali hawaa luk chhup kaan mein kuchh kahaa naye armaan jaage naye toofaan jaage dhokhe pe dhokha khaaye jiyaaa aaaaaa haa haa san san san wo chali hawaa mehak gayaa jee meraa man mera tan mera jee jee jee jee haan jee haan jee latt jo teri lehraayee behak gayaa ji bholey dil jaley mil boley mil mil mil mil mil mil mil mil kitni buree rut aayee purvaiyyaa karey deewaanaa dil chaahe kahin udd jaana ho o o o purvaiyyaa karey deewaanaa dil chaahe kahin udd jaana ho ho ho ho san san san wo chali hawaa luk chhup kaan mein kuchh kahaa naye armaan jaage naye toofaan jaage dhokhe pe dhokha khaaye jiyaaa aaaaaa haa haa san san san wo chali hawaa taaraa ree taaraa ree taaraa ree raa taaraa ree taaraa ree taaraa ree raa taaraa ree taaraa ree taaraa ree raa taaraa ree taaraa ree taaraa ree raa machal gaye re maaney na suney na maaney na na na na na na na na lagtey hain jhonkey san san zeher chadhey re ye pawan dasey re ye ye ye ye ye pawan pawan dastee hai jaise naagan maar daalaa arre maar daalaa purvaiyyaa karey matwaalaa ooooo maar daalaa arre maar daalaa purvaiyyaa karey matwaalaa ho ho ho ho san san san wo chali hawaa luk chhup kaan mein kuchh kahaa naye armaan jaage naye toofaan jaage dhokhe pe dhokha khaaye jiyaaa aaaaaa haa haa san san san jo chali hawaa luk chhup kaan mein kuchh kahaa.. Kaagaz Ke Phool कागज़ के फूल کاغذ کے پھول‎; Kāgaz kē Phūl, meaning "Paper Flowers" is a 1959 Hindi film produced and directed by Guru Dutt, who also played the lead role in the film. The film was a box office disaster in its time but was later resurrected as a world cinema cult classic in the 1980s. The film's music was composed by S. D. Burman and the lyrics were written by Kaifi Azmi, giving hits like "Waqt ne Kiya Kya Haseen Situm", sung by Geeta Dutt. In the 2002 Sight & Sound critics and directors' poll, Kaagaz Ke Phool was ranked at #160 among the greatest films of all time.[1] Plot inspiration : The film is said to have been inspired by Guru Dutt's association with Gyan Mukherjee, and to be an homage to Mukherjee. Mukherjee was a famous 1940s director whose Kismet (1943) made him a household name. The life and subsequent failures of Mukherjee, whom Guru Dutt had joined in 1950, influenced him deeply. Storyline:- A popular director recruits a new actress to work for his Movie. The popularity of the movie spills over to the already strained relationship between the Director and his in-law leading to ban in his access to his own daughter. Due to the emotional turmoils, the director falls from the height, while the actress who is now the queen of industry tries to bring him back into world. Written by Shahbaz Eqbal Synopsis The film tells in flashback the story of Suresh Sinha (Guru Dutt) a famous film director. His marriage to Bina (Veena) is on the rocks because her wealthy family sees Filmmaking as a job lacking in social status. He is also denied access to his daughter Pammi (Naaz) who is sent to a private boarding school. On a rainy night Sinha meets a woman Shanti (Waheeda Rehman) and gives her his coat. She comes to the film studio to return the coat and disrupts the shooting walking in front of the camera. Seeing the rushes Sinha is sure that she is a star in the making and she is cast as Paro in Devdas. Shanti becomes a star and she and Suresh, two lonely people, come together. They are spoken about in gossip columns and even Pammi's friends make life miserable for her. She pleads with Shanti to leave Sinha's life and Shanti withdraws becoming a school teacher in a small village. Her withdrawal leads to a decline in Sinha's fortunes and he finds himself down and out. Shanti is forced to return to films since she has a contract with the studio but cannot help him, as he is too far-gone. Finally Sinha remembering his glorious past dies in the empty film studio in the director's chair, a lonely and forgotten man. folkpoet80 (USA)