But Jaikishan passed away in 1971, so Bobby was the first film where Kapoor worked with music duo Laxmikant–Pyarelal, who composed Hum Tum Ek Kamre Mein Band Ho. Producer/director Raj Kapoor had a long association with Shankar Jaikishan, which stretched back to the 1940s and had got them to compose songs for his biggest movies. With that relevance in mind, Eastern Eye’s Asjad Nazir decided to present 10 fun facts about a song that is more relevant than ever almost 50 years later. These and other lyrics are more relevant than ever today, during the time of a global Covid-19 lockdown. The song starts off with the immortal lyrics, which say, “what if no one from outside can come in, and what if no one from inside can go out, think what it would be like if that happened.” The song Hum Tum Ek Kamre Mein Band Ho was the standout moment in the legendary film and revolved around two young lovers trapped in a room together. WE MAY all be living in the time of lockdown, but in 1973, Hindi cinema delivered the ultimate song about being trapped indoors in that year’s biggest Bollywood hit film Bobby. Hum Tum Ek Kamre Mein Band Ho song in Bobby Meena Kumari read this Qita over and over again and started crying.Fun film facts about the ultimate lockdown song He once said to musician Naushad, “Main raat bhar jagti hun is khauf se ki din niklega, aur din is kashmakash mein guzarta hai ki ab andhera hone wala hai.” Naushad picked up a pen and paper and summed up Mina's condition in this verse:
In her last years, Meena Kumari had given up caring for herself. And, as it turned out, the album proved to be extremely poignant in her own voice. Meena Kumari wanted Khayyam's wife singer Jagjit Kaur to sing her Nazms, but Jagjit Kaur insisted that they would come off better in Mina Kumari’s own voice. After her death in 1972, Gulzar published a collection of her poems, titled ‘Tanha Chand’.Īn album of her poetry in Meena Kumari’s own voice was released by musician Khayyam, titled ‘I write, I recite’. Mere andar se jo paida hua hai wo main likhti hun, Jo main kahna chahti hun, wo likhti hun.” Meena Kumari had entrusted all her poetry to Gulzar. She once said to the songwriter-poet Gulzar, "Ye jo adaa-kaari main karti hun is mein ek kami hai, ye fann, ye art, mujh mein paida nahin hua hai khayal dusre ka hai, kirdar kisi aur ka, aur hidayar kisi ki. Mina Kumari was indeed a great actress, but also a fine poet her pen-name was Naz. Tuu bhi ro aye khaak-e-dilli ‘Daagh’ ko rotaa huu.n mai.n When Dagh passed away, Iqbal wrote an elegy (Marsiya) in which every couplet was immersed in sheer love and reverence.Īshk ke daane zamiin-e-sher mein botaa huu.n mai.n After some time, Dagh wrote to Iqbal that there was no need for any more corrections in his poetry.
Though he had never met him in person, the two only corresponded through letters. Initially, when Iqbal was beginning to write poetry, he had received corrections (Islaah) from Mirza Dagh Dehlvi for a while. Iqbal replied, ‘I, right in front of you, am his writing, incarnate.’Ĭonsequently, the British government gave the title of Shams-ul-Ulama to Maulvi Mir Hassan. The British government asked him how such a big title could be given to Maulvi Mir Hassan, and if he had a known work or book credited to his name. Wondering how much reverence did Iqbal had for his teachers? Well, in 1923, the British government decided to give him the title of "Sir", but he stated that he would only accept the title if his childhood teacher Ustad Maulvi Mir Hasan, from whom he received his primary education, would be conferred with the title of Shams-ul-Ulama.
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