Anokhi Mohabbat
Album Category: Hindi, FilmYear: 1934
Music Director: Balram Singh
Lyricist: Muztar Khairabadi
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| Utarat Hoi Hain Maharaj |
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| Ek Jhoola Daala Maine Saiyan Ki God Mein |
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| Nayan Baan Jiya Mein Laagi |
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| Kisne Chilman Se Maara Nazara Mujhe |
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| Tere Ishq Ka Jisko Aazar Hoga |
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| Ab To Jaate Hain Magar Mujhko Bhulana Na Kaheen |
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| Sarkar Mere Jobna Pe Laal Jade Hain |
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| Dum Teri Ulfate Deri Na Ka Bharne Wale |
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| Haan Mori Chooriyan Karke Jaayen |
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| Na Kisi Ki Aankh Ka Noor Hoon |
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| Toone Bute Harjai Kuchh Aisi Ada Paai |
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Awards
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Trivia
- Na Kisi Ki Aankh Ka Noor Hoon - This ghazal has been used in songs in many other Hindi films, including "Woh Kaun" (1935), "Sarla" (1936), "Bhole Bhale" (1939), "Toote Tare" (1948), "Lal Qilla" (1960), "Noor-E-Elahi" (1976), and "Shararat" (2002). In all these instances, the lyrics were either not attributed to anyone or were credited to Bahadur Shah Zafar, the last Mughal emperor. However, according to poet and lyricist Jan Nisar Akhtar, the ghazal was written by his father Muztar Khairabadi. His son and Khairabadi's grandson, Javed Akhtar, has also echoed this claim. The current consensus among Urdu scholars is that it was Muztar Khairabadi who wrote the ghazal.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8]