Detective
Album Category: Hindi, FilmYear: 1958
Music Director: Mukul Roy
Lyricist: Shailendra
Label: H.M.V.
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Album Credits: MUSIC ASSISTANT: Risbert. SONGS RECORDED BY: Minoo Katrak, B.N. Sharma, Ishan Ghosh.
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| Aankhon Pe Bharosa Mat Kar |
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| Kal Talak Hum Theek Tha |
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| Chhodiye Gussa Huzoor |
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| Do Chamakti Aankhon Mein |
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| Aaja Kar Le Muqabla Yeh Baazi Pyar Ki |
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| Mujh Ko Tum Jo Mile Yeh Jahan Mil Gaya (Duet) |
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| Raahi Chal Sambhal Sambhal Ke |
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| Mujh Ko Tum Jo Mile Yeh Jahan Mil Gaya (Female) |
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| Title Music |
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Awards
- No award information available.
Trivia
- Pradeep Kumar played a magician in the film. According to the opening credits, a magic show performed by his character was "conducted by" A.C. Sorcer. It is believed that this was a pseudonym for the famous magician P.C. Sorcar.
Album
- Chhodiye Gussa Huzoor - The tune of this song's mukhda was adapted from the country song "Bimbo". "Bimbo" was written by Glenn O'Dell in the 1940s and recorded first by Gene Autry in 1954. However, the song's most popular version was a 1957 cover version recorded by Jim Reeves. The Hindi film song "Dekho Mausam Kya Bahaar Hai" ("Opera House", 1961) was also based on "Bimbo".[1][2]
- Do Chamakti Aankhon Mein - The tune for this song's mukhda may have been inspired by Harry Belafonte's "Jamaica Farewell" (1957).[3]