Song : Na kisi ki aankh ka noor hoon..na kisi ki aankh kaa noor hoon.... Movie : Laal Quila (1960) Singer : Mohammad Rafi, Lyricist : Muztar Khairabadi, Music Director : S N Tripathi Director: Nanabhai Bhatt, Cast : :Jairaj,Nirupa Roy,Helen,B.M. Vyas, Bharat Bhushan,Kamal Kapoor,M.kumar, Tiwari, Producer: H K Khanna, Production: HKL Production. Laal Quila"(1960) was produced by H L Khanna and directed by Nanabhai Bhatt for H L K Productions. The movie had Nirupa Roy, Jairaj, Helen, Tiwari, Kumar, Kamal Kapoor, Rajan Haksar, Ram Singh, Altaf, Rajan Kapoor, Sundar, Shammi, Mridula, Ratnamala, Sheila Vaz, D Babulal, B M Vyas etc in it. Lyrics na kisi ki aankh kaa noor hoon na kisi ki aankh kaa noor hoon na kisi ke dil kaa qaraar hoon jo kisi ke kaam na aa sake main wo ek musht-e-gubaar hoon na kisi ki aankh kaa noor hoon na to main kisi kaa habeeb hoon na to main kisi kaa raqeeb hoon jo bigad gayaa wo naseeb hoon jo ujad gayaa wo dayaar hoon, na kisi ki aankh kaa noor hoon meraa rang-roop bigad gayaa meraa yaar mujhse bichhad gayaa jo chaman fizaa se ujad gayaa main usi ki fasl-e-bahaar hoon, na kisi ki aankh kaa noor hoon ae fatiha koyi aaye kyun koy chaar phool chadhaaye kyun koyi aake shaama jalaaye kyun main wo bekasi ka mazaar hoon na kisi ki aankh kaa noor hoon na kisi ke dil kaa qaraar hoon jo kisi ke kaam na aa sake main wo ek musht-e-gubaar hoon na kisi ki aankh kaa noor hoon... SYNOPSIS :- Lal Quila is a Historical-Patriotic-Thriller Romantic Drama Film exceptionally crafted by Nanabhai Bhatt. The Real-life Story of the Red Fort known as Lal Quila- made by Emperor Shahjahan in his Mughal Empire and the history behind the construction is shown with details. The fight over the Evil British government for the sake of Freedom and Independence. Primary Starcast-Paidi Jairaj, Helen, Kamal Kapoor. Storyline:- A fictional account of the real life struggle against the British East India Company. The First War of Independence from British influence in 1857 was a failure, resulting in the end of the Mughal Empire and later annexation of India in the name of Queen Victoria.. Zafar to be taken charge and defended with due traditions by the youngmen of India. The big empire was thus shaken. Sympathisers outlawed, families of the people were put to the plights of bayonets and mercilessly destroyed. This all set the whole country to fire and many lions like "Sagar Singh" came out of their hidings. There were at that time saints too, like Ramdas who was against the violent reactions but had to yield to the circumstances and will of the people. This sacred war took in trail the sacrifices of the Rajput daughter, Lakshmi, Prince Gulab Singh and also the tenderly modelled Kamla who had to pay a heavy cost. The other side too was not so dark, within the ranks of the Britishers there too were men of heart and soul who sympathised the popular cause of the people. Major Taylor and his daughter Helen had a share in serving the mankind. The country was within the reach of the desired goal when there broke out mutiny Barrack pore and Mangal Pandey was put to the gallows to see the First Heros admiring end. This somewhat disheartened the young freedom-fighters and to quote the version of Saint Ramdas the time of or Independence went back to another hundred years. This flight of the Indpendence of our country fought for and by the people of India is written with the bloods of our great sons which will be ever remembered by the sons of India. The walls of "Lal Quilla" are still narrating the tales and epics of those martyrs and shed tears to their memories... The walls of "Lal Quilla" are still narrating the tales and epics of those martyrs and shed tears to their memories.

• published: 17 Apr 2011
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