
Ei Ritur Akdin (19??)
(Bengali)
Lyrics and story: Salil
|
Nr |
Song |
Singer |
Other known variations |
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| Hnd | Mal | Tam | Tel | Kan | Bng | Oth | |||
|
RA1 |
Karon Akaraner beDa | Manna Dey | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
|
RA2 |
Aami rajnitifitiir dhaar dhaarina | Manna Dey | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
| RA3 | Amaar kichhu moner aasha | Anup Ghosal | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
| This film never saw the light of the day. The songs, however, were recorded. Rumour
has it that the story was very much similar to 'Akdin Ratre' and there's even
a scene similar to 'Akdin raatre' where Chhobi Biswas, the veteran bengali actor
staggers home after having a few drinks singing 'Karon akaraner beDa'. Aparently
Salil wanted to include this song in 'Akdin raatre', but Raj Kapoor who was putting
up the money, decided that this song is not really a crowd puller. In stead Salil
composed the hit 'Ei duniyaay bhai sabhi hoy'. and Manna Dey did a fantastic job. For the enthusiasts, 'Karon akaraner beDa' is a song from the good old IPTA days and Swapan Basu, the bengali folk-song singer has recently recorded (year 2000) that song after he managed to get the lyrics and the melody from one of the ex-IPTA members, Montu Ghosh. 'Aami rajnitifitir dhaar dhaarina' is also a song from the IPTA days and once again Swapan Basu has managed to resurrect the song recently. 'Ammar kichhu moner aasha' is of course that unforgettable song originally recorded by Utpala Sen along with 'Prantorero gaan ammar'. |