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Song..Tum jispe nazar dalo us dil ka khudahafiz..
Film : Ye Rastey Hain Pyar Ke,1963,
Singer.. Mohammad Rafi,
Lyricist.. Rajinder Krishan,
Music Director..Ravi,
Cast.. Sunil Dutt,Leela Naidu,Ashk Kumar,Shashikala,Rehman,Motilal, Monmohan, Tabassum,
Director..R K Narayan,
Producer..Sunil Dutt,
Production Banner.. Ajanta Arts,
Lyrics..
Tum Jis Pe Nazar Daalo Us Dil Ka Khudahafiz तुम जिस पे नज़र डालो उस दिल का खुदाहाफिज़
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khudahafiz
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khudahafiz
katil ki khuda jane bismil ka khudahafiz
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khudahafiz
aa jao jo mehfil me ek jaan si aa jaye
aa jao jo mehfil me ek jaan si aa jaye
uth jao jo mehfil se mehfil ka khudahafij
uth jao jo mehfil se mehfil ka khudahafiz
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khudahafiz
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khudahafiz
katil ki khuda jane bismil ka khudahafiz
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khudahafijz
sathi ho agar tumsa manjil ki tamana kya
sathi ho agar tumsa manjil ki tamana kya
humko to safar pyara manjil ka khudahafiz
humko to safar pyara manjil ka khudahafiz
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khudahafiz
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khudahafij
katil ki khuda jane bismil ka khudahafiz
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khudahafiz
ab hum bhi tumhare hai kashti bhi tumhari hai
ab hum bhi tumhare hai kashti bhi tumhari hai
ab mudke na dekhenge sahil ka khudahafiz
ab mudke na dekhenge sahil ka khudahafiz
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khuda hafiz
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khuda hafiz
katil ki khuda jane bismil ka khuda hafiz
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khudahafiz...
Yeh Rastey Hain Pyaar Ke (lit. 'These are the paths of love') is a 1963 Hindi film starring Sunil Dutt and Leela Naidu in the lead roles. This film was Sunil Dutt's debut production, directed by R.K. Nayyar, with music composed by Ravi.
A man goes abroad leaving behind his wife and children. In his absence his playboy friend seduces his wife. On his return he finds out about them. He confronts his friend who accidentally gets killed.
Anil Sahni (Sunil Dutt) is a pilot who married Neena (Leela Naidu) against his father's wishes. When Anil was away on a trip, Neena and Ashok (Rehman) come close and have an affair. Anil returns and is furious to find out about the affair. He confronts Ashok, who is killed in an ensuing scuffle. Anil is tried for murder in court, with defence and prosecution lawyers fighting it out.
Rustom and Ye Rastey Hain Pyar Ke: A case for the cheating wife
In the 1963 film based on the Nanavati trial, she dies of guilt. In the new one, she is pardoned by her noble husband.
Rustom, directed by Tinu Suresh Desai, and starring Akshay Kumar in the title role, is based on the sensational murder case that rocked the country in 1959.
Making the film now, meant researching and recreating period details, a problem that RK Nayyar’s Ye Rastey Hai Pyar Ke didn’t have, since it was made soon after the cause célèbre, in 1963.
Ye Rastey Hai Pyar Ke (1963) Naval commander Kawas M Nanavati shot dead his English wife Sylvia's lover Prem Ahuja. Such was the sympathy for the Parsi man in uniform that the public supported him, with opinion whipped up in his favour by fellow Parsi Russi Karanjia, editor of the popular tabloid Blitz.
In the film he is named Eruch Billmoria and seen to approach a patrician industrialist, JJ (easy to guess who) for funds to run the pro-Nanavati campaign.
Opinion was whipped up in Nanavati's favour by Russi Karanjia, editor of the popular tabloid Blitz.
Nanavati was found not guilty by a jury in the Greater Bombay sessions court, but the judge referred the case to the Bombay High Court, which found Nanavati guilty and sentenced him to life imprisonment. But he was granted a pardon and left the country to settle in Canada. This was the last case to be tried by a jury in India, after which this system was abolished by the government.
Nayyar altered the story to suit the tastes of the Indian audience, who in that period, would not have been able to stomach the plot about an unfaithful wife.
In the film, starring Sunil Dutt (who also produced it), Leela Naidu, Rehman and Shashikala, the wife, Neena is lonely after her husband Anil, a pilot, goes out of the country on work and befriends his pal Ashok, not knowing that he is a playboy. His jilted girlfriend (Shashikala) cautions Ashok against trying to seduce a decent married woman, but one day at a party, he gets her drunk and rapes her.
She is so shocked and ashamed that she spends most of the film after the incident dressed in a white sari looking mournful. Anil ends up shooting Ashok, and the case goes into a high-profile trial with defence lawyer Byomkesh Mukherjee (Ashok Kumar) and prosecutor Ali Khan (Motilal) matching wits in court. There is a very filmi twist towards the end, and then a melodramatic climax, in which it turns out that Anil is genuinely not guilty.
Song..Tum jispe nazar dalo us dil ka khudahafiz..
Film : Ye Rastey Hain Pyar Ke,1963,
Singer.. Mohammad Rafi,
Lyricist.. Rajinder Krishan,
Music Director..Ravi,
Cast.. Sunil Dutt,Leela Naidu,Ashk Kumar,Shashikala,Rehman,Motilal, Monmohan, Tabassum,
Director..R K Narayan,
Producer..Sunil Dutt,
Production Banner.. Ajanta Arts,
Lyrics..
Tum Jis Pe Nazar Daalo Us Dil Ka Khudahafiz तुम जिस पे नज़र डालो उस दिल का खुदाहाफिज़
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khudahafiz
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khudahafiz
katil ki khuda jane bismil ka khudahafiz
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khudahafiz
aa jao jo mehfil me ek jaan si aa jaye
aa jao jo mehfil me ek jaan si aa jaye
uth jao jo mehfil se mehfil ka khudahafij
uth jao jo mehfil se mehfil ka khudahafiz
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khudahafiz
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khudahafiz
katil ki khuda jane bismil ka khudahafiz
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khudahafijz
sathi ho agar tumsa manjil ki tamana kya
sathi ho agar tumsa manjil ki tamana kya
humko to safar pyara manjil ka khudahafiz
humko to safar pyara manjil ka khudahafiz
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khudahafiz
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khudahafij
katil ki khuda jane bismil ka khudahafiz
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khudahafiz
ab hum bhi tumhare hai kashti bhi tumhari hai
ab hum bhi tumhare hai kashti bhi tumhari hai
ab mudke na dekhenge sahil ka khudahafiz
ab mudke na dekhenge sahil ka khudahafiz
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khuda hafiz
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khuda hafiz
katil ki khuda jane bismil ka khuda hafiz
tum jis pe nazar dalo us dil ka khudahafiz...
Yeh Rastey Hain Pyaar Ke (lit. 'These are the paths of love') is a 1963 Hindi film starring Sunil Dutt and Leela Naidu in the lead roles. This film was Sunil Dutt's debut production, directed by R.K. Nayyar, with music composed by Ravi.
A man goes abroad leaving behind his wife and children. In his absence his playboy friend seduces his wife. On his return he finds out about them. He confronts his friend who accidentally gets killed.
Anil Sahni (Sunil Dutt) is a pilot who married Neena (Leela Naidu) against his father's wishes. When Anil was away on a trip, Neena and Ashok (Rehman) come close and have an affair. Anil returns and is furious to find out about the affair. He confronts Ashok, who is killed in an ensuing scuffle. Anil is tried for murder in court, with defence and prosecution lawyers fighting it out.
Rustom and Ye Rastey Hain Pyar Ke: A case for the cheating wife
In the 1963 film based on the Nanavati trial, she dies of guilt. In the new one, she is pardoned by her noble husband.
Rustom, directed by Tinu Suresh Desai, and starring Akshay Kumar in the title role, is based on the sensational murder case that rocked the country in 1959.
Making the film now, meant researching and recreating period details, a problem that RK Nayyar’s Ye Rastey Hai Pyar Ke didn’t have, since it was made soon after the cause célèbre, in 1963.
Ye Rastey Hai Pyar Ke (1963) Naval commander Kawas M Nanavati shot dead his English wife Sylvia's lover Prem Ahuja. Such was the sympathy for the Parsi man in uniform that the public supported him, with opinion whipped up in his favour by fellow Parsi Russi Karanjia, editor of the popular tabloid Blitz.
In the film he is named Eruch Billmoria and seen to approach a patrician industrialist, JJ (easy to guess who) for funds to run the pro-Nanavati campaign.
Opinion was whipped up in Nanavati's favour by Russi Karanjia, editor of the popular tabloid Blitz.
Nanavati was found not guilty by a jury in the Greater Bombay sessions court, but the judge referred the case to the Bombay High Court, which found Nanavati guilty and sentenced him to life imprisonment. But he was granted a pardon and left the country to settle in Canada. This was the last case to be tried by a jury in India, after which this system was abolished by the government.
Nayyar altered the story to suit the tastes of the Indian audience, who in that period, would not have been able to stomach the plot about an unfaithful wife.
In the film, starring Sunil Dutt (who also produced it), Leela Naidu, Rehman and Shashikala, the wife, Neena is lonely after her husband Anil, a pilot, goes out of the country on work and befriends his pal Ashok, not knowing that he is a playboy. His jilted girlfriend (Shashikala) cautions Ashok against trying to seduce a decent married woman, but one day at a party, he gets her drunk and rapes her.
She is so shocked and ashamed that she spends most of the film after the incident dressed in a white sari looking mournful. Anil ends up shooting Ashok, and the case goes into a high-profile trial with defence lawyer Byomkesh Mukherjee (Ashok Kumar) and prosecutor Ali Khan (Motilal) matching wits in court. There is a very filmi twist towards the end, and then a melodramatic climax, in which it turns out that Anil is genuinely not guilty.
