Anand put his stamp on the film through his long takes, his innovative camera techniques such as his fondness for frames within frames.Manzil Milegi Bhatak Kar Hi Sahi, Gumrah To Woh Hai Jo Ghar Se Nikle Ji Nahi. Both men had an inclination to make crime dramas and this film was the right meeting point for them. Teesri Manzil works so well precisely because of the collaboration between two fine creative minds.
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Genre: Drama Main Cast: Farida Jalal,Meena Kumari,Dharmendra.Producer of this movie, Hemant Kumar has composed as well as sung the songs which include gems like - Ye Nayan Dare Dare and Raah Bani Khud Manzil. They are forever young and fresh in our heart and mind.Baharon Ki Manzil (Old) (Hindi). The film, starring Dev Anand, Nutan, Badri Prasad, K N Singh, Pratima Devi, David, Manmohan Krishan, Achla Sachdev and Zebunisa was released in theatres on 13 October 1960.We cannot put into words, the ‘firsts’ of our life, first salary, first watch, first car, first love or yes, the first kiss. Manzil Songs Lyrics & Videos: Manzil is a 1960 Bollywood Hindi movie directed by Mandi Burman and produced by Kalpana Pictures under the banners Saregama. Cast: shammi kapoor,asha parekh,premnath,helenManzil (1960) Songs Lyrics.
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Lyrics and video of songs from latest and old hindi films are available.For artists, it is the first opportunity one gets to express oneself through his/her art. Free audio mp3,pakistani movie songs Hindi Songs sung by. Asha-Mahendra Kapoor duet - Kaahe Bajaai Tune is also in this movie.As we grow, we face so much of happenings in life, so many events, so many people that we come across or so many things that we achieve… but still, the firsts remain at their special place.Jul 27 2006, 12:33 PM.
Lata’s brilliant Ghar Aaja Ghir Aai and Rafi-Lata’s Arabian styled Matwali Aankhonwale announced his ‘arrival’ on the musical scene. Chhote Nawab was the film where for the first time on silver screen appeared… Music Director Rahul Dev Burman. A real ‘unforgettable’ of his life.Teesri Manzil is such one break for Pancham that became the milestone of his career.
This was followed by Pati Patni and Teesra Kaun but in spite of the brilliant Maar Dalega or Kajare Badarawa Re, these films went unnoticed.Pancham needed a big banner for a major successful break, maybe a film with a superstar or a musical where he would showcase his talent and originality. And once again, the palette of multi-culoured songs was explored.O Mere Pyaar Aaja, Jago Sonewalo, Aao Twist Karen underlined Pncham’s individuality. Difficult it was! To be even get noticed, leave alone beingAfter Chhote Nawab, Pancham had no film for four years and he continued to assist Dada Burman before Mehmood once again handed over to him his next film, Bhoot Bangla.
And being of the same age, he could relate easily to Pancham and soon became a good friend.Goldie had started to be seen as a big name I direction and even producers outside Navketan were keen to work with him. And Goldie had not missed suggestions or concepts Pancham had came up with during those sittings. Like other fields in life, one needs a Godfather since sheer talent doesn’t always fetch you work.And Pancham got one in Goldie aka Vijay Anand, who had seen him work as Dada’s assistant during music sittings for ‘ Nau Do Gyarah’ under the banner of Navketan. So Pancham badly needed some stalwart producer/ director who would have faith in Pancham’s capacity and would offer him this opportunity.
He started off composing tunes keeping in mind Dev as the hero. It was indeed a Golden Opportunity.Since Pncham had earlier worked nder Navketan, he knew the style of Dev Anand and what he might be expecting. He was thrilled with this idea of working with big names and being associated with a director of Goldie’s caliber and musical taste. Pancham was so happy and jubilant. Goldie consulted with Dev and easily accepted this offer and yes, he didn’t forget to involve Pancham.
It was a sudden transition of a romantic, chocolate hero to a rugged, flamboyant playboy. He had to mould his musical expressions to suit to the image and style of Shammi Kapoor which was in total contrast with Dev Anand’s. This was Pancham’s real test.
He requested Panhcam to recite it once more. And there was Shammi, taken aback and suddenly ‘involved’ with the proceedings. Pancham started on his harmonium and rendered a tune. Goldie had got him thus far and now it was left to Pancham’s genius to do the magic.The ‘now famous’ sitting started with Pancham getting Maruti and Manohari as assistants and a reluctant Shammi sitting at the far corner.
It was evident that Pancham had bagged the film. Shammi wished to have something in his favourite Pahadi Tune and to his amazement he was listening to ‘ Deewana Mujh Sa Nahin’…The reluctant Shammi was now ecstatic and it was a signal of not just approval but he seemed moved. Something that was unprecedented and hitherto untouched or unrevealed was getting unfolded in front of him.
Goldie as usual was brilliant in picturisation.And what happened with the releaseof Teesri Manzil is history. And Shammi had made it a point to be present at each recording as he was thrilled with the thought of how he would be dancing and singing those numbers on screen.Having worked earlier with Shailendra, Hasrat and Anand Bakshi, it was for the first time that Pancham was working with Majrooh and the combo continued to mesmerize audience for years to come.Shammi literally lived this music on screen and appeared like man possessed. Even the versatile singers Rafi- Asha were astounded by the way they were made to sing and who later on were showering praise on Pancham for his originality and concepts. Opening solo pieces on drums in Aaja Aaja, also heard in O Haseena and Tumne Mujhe Dekha, The novelty in rhythm patterns, the triangle in O Haseena, the trumpet-sax and trombone in Shammi’s hand for three interludes of this same song, the note shifts in Tumne Mujhe Dekha’s melodious tune or the strange but dazzling ‘voice culture’ of Aaja Aaja and Dekhiye Saahibon.There was so much of freshness and innovation in this music. Styled in jazz and mixed effortlessly with Indian musical notes, it was orchestration that was original and unique.
The likes of Ravi and Laxmikant Pyarelal have named their bunglows after their repective first successes, namely ‘Vachan’ and ‘Parasmani’. Still Teesri Manzil is the ‘opening’ in his popular and hit films. Only to be followed by Baharon Ke Sapne, Abhilasha, Padosan, Pyar Ka Mausam, Waaris and on… and through the 70s with Kati Patang, The Train, Amar Prem , Budhha Mil Gaya, Caravan…And in 71, with Dum Maro Dum, he made the entire youth of this nation to dance to his tunes.Pancham became a grand success in years to come and ruled the world.
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