Dharmendra Ji ki Yaad me[Main Kahin Kavi Na Ban Jaoon]Pyar Hi Pyar (1969), Shankar-Jaikishan_94

Main Kahin Kavi Na Ban Jaoon, Pyar Hi Pyar (1969), Mohd. Rafi, Shankar-Jaikishan

🔸 Main Kahin Kavi Na Ban Jaoon 🔸 Pyar Hi Pyar (1969) 🔸 Shankar-Jaikishan 🔸 Hasrat Jaipuri 🔸 Dharmendra and Vyjayanthimala 🔸 Pran, Helen, Mehmood, Madan Puri, Dhumal, Raj Mehra 🔸 Director: Bhappi Sonie

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Devanagari Lyrics
मैं कहीं कवि ना बन जाऊँ तेरे प्यार में ऐ कविता
मैं कहीं कवि ना बन जाऊँ तेरे प्यार में ऐ कविता
मैं कहीं कवि ना बन जाऊँ

{तुझे दिल के आइने में मैंने बार बार देखा}x2
तेरी अँखड़ियों में देखा तो छलकता प्यार देखा
तेरा तीर मैंने देखा तो जिगर के पार देखा
मैं कहीं कवि ना बन जाऊँ तेरे प्यार में ऐ कविता
मैं कहीं कवि ना बन जाऊँ

{तेरा रंग है सलोना तेरे अंग में लचक है}x2
तेरी बात में है जादू तेरे बोल में खनक है
तेरी हर अदा मुहब्बत तू ज़मीन की धनक है
मैं कहीं कवि ना बन जाऊँ तेरे प्यार में ऐ कविता
मैं कहीं कवि ना बन जाऊँ

{मेरा दिल लुभा रहा है तेरा रूप सादा सादा}x2
ये झुकी झुकी निगाहें करें प्यार दिल में ज्यादा
मैं तुझी पे जान दूँगा है यही मेरा इरादा
मैं कहीं कवि ना बन जाऊँ तेरे प्यार में ऐ कविता
मैं कहीं कवि ना बन जाऊँ तेरे प्यार में ऐ कविता
मैं कहीं कवि ना बन जाऊँ

Selected Words from Lyrics with Meanings
🔸 कवि (kavi) - poet 🔸 प्यार (pyaar) - love 🔸 कविता (kavita) - poetry 🔸 आइना (aaina) - mirror 🔸 अखियाँ (akhiyaan) - eyes 🔸 छलकता (chhalkta) - overflowing 🔸 तीर (teer) - arrow 🔸 जिगर (jigar) - heart/liver 🔸 रंग (rang) - color 🔸 लचक (lachak) - grace/elegance 🔸 जादू (jadu) - magic 🔸 खनक (khanak) - tinkling sound 🔸 अदा (ada) - style/manner 🔸 मुहब्बत (muhabbat) - affection 🔸 धनक (dhanak) - richness 🔸 निगाह (nigah) - glance 🔸 इरादा (irada) - intention

Songs of Pyar Hi Pyar
🔸 Dekha Hai Teri Aankhon Mein 🔸 Dedo Pyar Lelo Pyar 🔸 Tu Mera Main Teri 🔸 Main Kahin Kavi Na Ban Jaoon 🔸 Go Go Aaagaya 🔸 O Sakhiyan 🔸 Abhi Salamat Abhi Hai Zinda 🔸 Hum Aa Gaye Phir

Interesting Trivia About the Song and Movie
-The song "Main Kahin Kavi Na Ban Jaoon" was composed by the legendary duo Shankar-Jaikishan, who were at the peak of their creative prowess in 1969, having worked on numerous blockbusters throughout the 1960s
-The film is historically significant as it was one of the first Hindi films to feature a song performed entirely on an elevator, showcasing innovative cinematography for that era

-Mohammed Rafi's rendition is considered one of his finest romantic performances, showcasing his ability to express deep emotional nuance through his melodious voice
-Vyjayanthimala and Dharmendra starred together in Pyar Hi Pyar, which turned out to be their only film together despite their undeniable chemistry
-Hasrat Jaipuri, the lyricist, crafted poetic and metaphor-laden lyrics that perfectly captured the essence of romantic longing and admiration
-The song's composition features a blend of Western orchestration with traditional Indian classical elements, which was characteristic of Shankar-Jaikishan's signature style
-Director Bhappi Sonie was known for creating visually engaging romantic sequences, and this film exemplified his directorial finesse with multiple memorable musical moments
-The film's music album became one of the most sought-after soundtracks of 1969, with songs like "Dekha Hai Teri Aankhon Mein" also becoming massive hits
-During the production of Pyar Hi Pyar, a young Shatrughan Sinha had a small role as a villain; he was tied to a chair for one scene and the cast left to meet Vyjayanthimala until Dharmendra noticed and asked for him to be untied

Movie Storyline
Pyar Hi Pyar follows the journey of Vijay Pratap, a young man raised in an orphanage who is discovered by wealthy businessman Kailashnath Gupta, who believes Vijay to be his long-lost son. Despite his newfound wealth and family status, the idealistic Vijay chooses to pursue a humble career as a police constable, much to his adoptive father's disappointment. His first assignment leads him to search for the missing father of the beautiful and innocent Kavita, and in the process, Vijay falls deeply in love with her. However, complications arise when a man named Satish Raj, claiming to be Kailashnath's biological son, enters their lives and attempts to drive a wedge between Vijay and Kavita through deception and manipulation. As the narrative unfolds with romantic intensity and dramatic twists, the film explores themes of true love, identity, family loyalty, and the triumph of genuine affection over social status and material wealth, ultimately celebrating the power of honest emotion in overcoming obstacles and misunderstandings.