Jugnu
Album Category: Hindi, FilmYear: 1947
Music Director: Firoz Nizami
Lyricist: M.G. Adeeb, Asghar Sarhadi
Label: Columbia Records
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Album Credits: MUSIC ASSISTANT: Pandurang.
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| Woh Apni Yaad Dilane Ko |
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| Umangen Dil Ki Machlin |
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| Desh Ki Purkaif Rangi Si Fizaon Mein Kahin |
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| Aaj Ki Raat Saaz-E-Dil-E-Purdard Na Chhed |
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| Tum Bhi Bhula Do Main Bhi Bhula Doon |
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| Yahan Badla Wafa Ka Bewafai Ke Siva Kya Hai |
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| Hamen To Shaam-E-Gham Mein Kaatni Hai Zindagi Apni |
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| Loot Jawani Phir Nahin Aani |
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Awards
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Trivia
- This was Noor Jehan's last Hindi film before she migrated to Pakistan. She did occasionally sing for Hindi films thereafter but this film pretty much marked the end of her Hindi film career.[MR3]
- The film was banned in several Indian provinces including the Bombay state for its depiction of romance on the college campus. The film had a successful run in theatres before it was banned. Its critics considered it vulgar and slanderous of India's educational institutions. The producers re-submitted the film for the Censor Board's consideration after editing out about 28 minutes from its original runtime of 156 minutes. The edited film was approved and re-released in theatres.[1]
Album
- Woh Apni Yaad Dilane Ko - Mohammed Rafi made a rare on-screen appearance in this song. His only other on-screen appearance was for the song "Tera Jalwa Jisne Dekha" ("Laila Majnu", 1945).[2]