Dekh Kabira Roya

Dekh Kabira Roya is a Bollywood romantic comedy film, released in 1957 directed by Amiya Chakravarty.

Plot summary

The Bollywood classic is a farcical comedy about the vicissitudes of modern love. Mohan (Anoop Kumar), Pradeep (Daljit), and Ranjeet (Jawahar Kaul) are three struggling artists—singer, painter, and writer, respectively—who live together in the same rooming house. Romantic hijinks ensue when the trio meet three lovely girls, Geeta (Ameeta), Rekha (Anita Guha), and Kalpana (Shubha Khote), with very specific ideas about art and love.[1] The three male friends decide to help each other out by using their talents, and utter and hilarious chaos reigns.[2]

Cast

Anita Guha as Rekha

Anoop Kumar as Mohan

Jawahar Kaul as Pradeep

Ameeta as Geeta

Daljeet as Ranjeet

Shubha Khote as Kalpana

Shivraj as Rekha's Father

Praveen Paul as Geeta's Mother

Sunder as the coffee house waiter who plays a central role in disentangling the situation

Crew

Director: Amiya Chakrabarty

Editor: C. Ramarao

Writer: Chandrakant, Amiya Chakrabarty, Manoranjan Ghose

Producer: Amiya Chakrabarty

Music: Madan Mohan

Cinematographer: Ajit Kumar [3]

Music

The music of this film is composed by Madan Mohan. Songs are penned by Rajendra Krishan. Following is the list of songs featured in this film.

Song Singer(s) Lyricists Music Director
Lagan Tose Lagi Balma Lata Mangeshkar Rajendra Krishan Madan Mohan
Meri Veena Tum Bin Roye Lata Mangeshkar Rajendra Krishan Madan Mohan
Hum Panchhi Mastaane Lata Mangeshkar Geeta Dutt & Seeta Rajendra Krishan Madan Mohan
Humse Aaya Na Gaya Talat Mahmood Rajendra Krishan Madan Mohan
Tum Meri Raakho Laaj Hari Sudha Malhotra Rajendra Krishan Madan Mohan
Tu Pyar Kare Ya Thukraye Lata Mangeshkar Rajendra Krishan Madan Mohan
Ashqon Se Teri Humne Asha Bhosle Rajendra Krishan Madan Mohan
Hum Bulate Hi Rahe Asha Bhosle & Mohammad Rafi Rajendra Krishan Madan Mohan
Bairan Ho Gayi Rain Manna Dey Rajendra Krishan Madan Mohan
Kaun Aaya, Mere Man Ke Dwaare Manna Dey Rajendra Krishan Madan Mohan

References


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