Movie : KALA PANI
Nazar Laage Raja Tore Bangle Par
Singer(s): ASHA BHOSLE

Hindi Lyrics:

nazar laage raaja tore bangale par

jo main hoti raaja ban ki koyaliya
kuhuku rahati raaja tore bangale par

jo main hoti raaja kaari badariya
baras rahati raaja tore bangale par

jo main hoti raaja bela chamelia
lipat rahati raaja tore bangale par

jo main hoti raaja teri dulhaniya
matak rahati raaja tore bangale par

Movie :  Prem Pujari
Director: Dev Anand
Writer: Dev Anand
Year: 1970
Singer : Kishore Kumar
Cast : Dev Anand, Waheeda Rehman,Shatrughan Sinha

Lyrics:

Phoolon Ke Rang Se Dil Ki Kalam Se Tujhko Likhi Roz Paati
Kaise Bataaoon Kis Kis Tarah Se Pal Pal Mujhe Tu Sataati
Tere Hi Sapne Lekar Ke Soya Teri Hi Yaadon Mein Jaaga
Tere Khayaalon Mein Uljha Raha Yoon Jaise Ki Maala Mein Dhaaga
Haan Badal Bijli Chandan Pani Jaisa Apna Pyar
Lena Hoga Janam Humein Kayi Kayi Baar
Haan Itna Madir Itna Madhur Tera Mera Pyar
Lena Hoga Janam Hameh Kayi Kayi Baar

Sanson Ki Sargam Dhadkan Ki Beena Sapnon Ki Geetanjali Tu
Man Ki Gali Mein Mehke Jo Hardum Aisi Juhi Ki Kali Tu
Chhota Safar Ho Lamba Safar Ho Sooni Dagar Ho Ya Mela
Yaad Tu Aaye Man Ho Jaaye Bheed Ke Beech Akela
Haan Badal Bijli Chandan Pani Jaisa Apna Pyar
Lena Hoga Janam Humein Kayi Kayi Baar
Haan Itna Madir Itna Madhur Tera Mera Pyar
Lena Hoga Janam Hameh Kayi Kayi Baar

Purab Ho Paschim Uttar Ho Dakshin Tu Har Jagah Muskuraye
Jitna Hi Jaoon Main Door Tujhse Utni Hi Tu Paas Aaye
Aandhi Ne Roka Pani Ne Toka Duniya Ne Hanskar Pukara
Tasveer Teri Lekin Liye Main Kar Aaya Sab Se Kinara
Haan Badal Bijli Chandan Pani Jaisa Apna Pyar
Lena Hoga Janam Hume Kayi Kayi Baar
Haan Itna Madir Itna Madhur Tera Mera Pyar
Lena Hoga Janam Hameh Kayi Kayi Baar
Kayi Kayi Baar
Kayi Kayi Baar

Film: Love Marriage
Year: 1959
Starring: Dev Anand, Mala Sinha, Abhi Bhattacharya
Lyrics: Shailendra
Music: Shankar Jaikishen
Singer: Mohammad Rafi, Lata Mangeshkar

Lyrics

dheere dheere chal, chaand gagan mein
dheere dheere chal, chaand gagan mein
dheere dheere chal, chaand gagan mein
arre, dheere dheere chal, chaand gagan mein
kahin dhal naa jaaye raat, toot naa jaayen sapne
arre, dheere dheere chal, chaand gagan mein
kahin dhal naa jaaye raat, toot naa jaayen sapne
are, dheere dheere chal, chaand gagan mein

tu jhoomke chale to dil pe chale kataari
ho hai meethi chhuri ye zaalim nazar tumhaari
tu jhoomke chale to dil pe chale kataari
ho hai meethi chhuri ye zaalim nazar tumhaari
gun gun goonje raag, aaj pawan mein
arre, dheere dheere chal, chaand gagan mein
kahin dhal naa jaaye raat, toot naa jaayen sapne
are, dheere dheere chal, chaand gagan mein

wo kyaa cheez thi, milaake nazar bhilaa di
ho huaa wo asar, ke hamne nazar jhukaa di
vo kyaa cheez thi, milaake nazar bhilaa di
ho huaa wo asar, ke hamne nazar jhukaa di
arre hongi do do baat aaj milan mein
dheere dheere chal, chaand gagan mein
kahin dhal naa jaaye raat, toot naa jaayen sapne
are, dheere dheere chal, chaand gagan mein

do dil mil gaye, diye jal gaye hazaaron
ho aji, tum mil gaye, to gul khil gaye hazaaron
do dil mil gaye, diye jal gaye hazaaron
ho aji, tum mil gaye, to gul khil gaye hazaaron
rimjhim barse pyaar aaj chaman mein
are, dheere dheere chal, chaand gagan mein
kahin dhal naa jaaye raat, toot naa jaayen sapne
are, dheere dheere chal, chaand gagan mein
dheere dheere chal

Tere Ghar Ke Samne is a classic 1963 Bollywood film. It was a major hit in India. The film is produced by Dev Anand, written and directed by his brother Vijay Anand. It stars Nutan , Dev Anand, Rajindernath and Om Prakash. The films music is by S. D. Burman.

Dev Anand was honoured with Lifetime Achievement Awards, and Devsaab looking a sprightly 86, spoke about how he was still going strong and looking forward to his new movie releasing later this year.

In what can be considered a record of sorts, yesteryear actor Dev Anand’s biography is selling like hot cakes, with 30,000 copies already sold. His autobiography, Romancing With Life, has beaten the sales of Shah Rukh Khan’s biography Still Reading Khan written by Mushtaq Khan which has found 20,000 buyers so far. South superstar Rajinikanth’s popularity too just saw 10,000 copies of his biography being picked up the shelves, even as a second edition is in the pipeline.

Dev Anand has started shooting for his project Chargesheet and says after completing it, he will make two international films.

To be made in English, Dev Anand’s first international project is titled When Heart Beats Are The Same. “It’ll be an intense love story shot in English. There are only two characters father and son. I’ll play the father’s role and for the son’s role I will be sign a big star or a trained actor who is good at English,” said Anand.

Scotland that is known for its multi-ethnic society, love of culture and hospitality, may soon host the first permanent Bollywood studio. Incidentally, Bollywood’s evergreen actor-director-producer Dev Anand is planning to shoot his next film in his favorite Scotland. He is looking for an office and studio on the outskirts of Inverness, the main town on the northern reaches of Scotland. Dev feels that the Highlands would become a permanent hub for the Indian film industry. He adds, “I discovered Scotland for Bollywood when I went there 10 years ago.

This is a beautiful place even when it rains.” He reminisces that eight Bollywood films were shot in Scotland between 2000 and 2003 after he wrote the script for ‘Main Solah Baras Ki’ in the small Scottish town of Pitlochry in 1998.

Dev Anand is all set to remake his directorial debut Hare Rama Hare Krishna.

“I am going to Canada for a month and after coming back, I will soon start working on the script of the remake so it will take some time,”  Devsaab said.

Revealing how the thought of a remake came to his mind, the veteran actor says, “When I was shooting in Nepal my fans over there insisted on it and that’s how the idea came about.”

Dev Anand is currently working on his upcoming project Chargesheet.

Hare Rama Hare Krishna was the directorial debut of Dev Anand. Dev and Zeenat Aman play siblings who are brought up in different countries – Dev in India and Zeenat in Kathmamdu. Zeenat joins the hippie gang and also gets addicted to drugs. Dev, after getting a letter from his father, moved to Kathmandu where he falls in love with Mumtaz. The movie has evergreen numbers like dum maro dum and phoolon ka taroon ka.

Guide, based on a novel by RK Narayan was made in two versions in 1965 – the Hindi one was directed by Dev Anand’s brother Vijay Anand and the Hollywood one by Tad Danielewski. American novelist Pearl S. Buck, a Nobel laureate, co-produced the English movie with Dev Anand and wrote its script.

The English version had an alternative title, Survival. The idea was to introduce Dev Anand to English-speaking audiences.

Although the Hindi version, co-starring Waheeda Rehman, is considered a Bollywood landmark, the English one has rarely been publicly seen in India, having been withdrawn hastily after its US release spawned indifferent reviews.

The English version was actually the first one that was shot, and it is faithful to the adult theme of the book, which deals with adultery.

After it flopped at the US box-office, Dev Anand decided to remake it in Hindi but watered down the adult content of the original novel. Vijay Anand was so shocked to read the original script, he is said to have twice turned down the offer to direct it before finally relenting.

Dev Anand, who has acted in 125 films and directed 36, has spoken elsewhere of the challenge of making a movie on adultery in 1960s India.