Woh Kaun
Album Category: Hindi, FilmYear: 1935
Music Director: Master Abdul, David
Lyricist: Muztar Khairabadi
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| Kudrat Ki Hai Leela Nyari |
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| Shabab Aankhon Se Jakar Dil Ko Le Baahar Nikalta Hai |
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| Dekha Hai Jabse Jalwa Kisi Gulezaar Ka |
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| Preet Ki Murali Bajavo Bajavo Prem Raj |
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| Maara Jo Dum Chilam Mein Sharare Nikal Pade |
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| Teri Shohrat Hui Ek Husn Se Rusvai Bhi |
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| Keh Raha Hai Aasman Ye Sab Saman Kuchh Bhi Nahin |
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| Jis Din Se Mujhko Ishq Ka Aazar Ho Gaya |
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| Na Kisi Ki Aankh Ka Noor Hoon |
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| Aisi Laagi Ki Tan Man Jal Gayo Raam |
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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 "Anokhi Mohabbat" (1934), "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]