Director : A R Kardar, Mahesh Kaul
Music Director : Naushad, Shankar Jaikishan
Leading Cast : Raj Kapoor, Saira Banu, Lalita Pawar, Kanhaiyalal, Ravindra Kapoor, Leela Mishra, Suraiya, Suresh, Sumitra Devi, Shyam Kumar, Madan Puri, Amirbai Karnataki

Film: Anhonee
Singer: Talat Mahmood & Lata Mangeshkar
Music: Roshan
Cast: Nargis & Raj Kapoor

Movie Name: Awara
Lyric Name: Dam Bhar Jo Udhar
Lyricists: Shailendra
Music Director: Shankar Jaikishan
Singer: Lata Mangeshkar and Mukesh
Artist: Raj Kapoor,Nargis

Lyrics :

Lata Mangeshkar
Dam bhar jo udhar munh phere
(Dam bhar jo udhar munh phere, o chanda
Main unse pyaar kar loongi, baatein hazaar kar loongi) – 2
Dil karta hai pyaar ke sajde – 2
Aur main bhi unke saath
Chaand ko chanda roz hi dekhe
Meri pehli raat, ho meri pehli raat
Baadal mein ab chhup jaa re o chanda
Main unse pyaar kar loongi, baatein hazaar kar loongi

Mukesh
Dam bhar jo idhar munh phere
Dam bhar jo idhar munh phere, o chanda
Main unse pyaar kar loonga, nazrein to chaar kar loonga
Main chor hoon, kaam hai chori – 2
Duniya mein hoon badnaam
Dil ko churaata aaya hoon main
Yehi mera kaam, ho yehi mera kaam
Aana tu gawaahi dene, o chanda
Main unse pyaar kar loonga, nazrein to chaar kar loonga

Lata Mangeshkar
Dil ko churaake kho mat jaana – 2
Raah na jaana bhool
In kadmon se kuchal na dena
Mere dil ka phool, ho mere dil ka phool
Yeh baat unhe samjha de, o chanda
Main unse pyaar kar loongi, baatein hazaar kar loongi

Mukesh
Dam bhar jo idhar munh phere, o chanda
Main unse pyaar kar loonga, nazrein to chaar kar loonga

Lata Mangeshkar
Dam bhar jo udhar munh phere

Movie : Anari
Singers : Mukesh
Song : Sab kuchh seekha humne na seekhi hoshiyari
Lyricist : Shailendra
Actors : Raj Kapoor, Nutan, Lalita Pawar
Music Director : Shankarsingh Raghuwanshi, Jaikishan Dayabhai Panchal

Lyrics:
Sab kuch seekha hamne na seekhi hoshiyari
Sach hai duniyawaalon ki hum hain anaadi

Duniya ne kitna samajhaya
Kaun hai apna kaun paraaya
Phir bhi dil ki chot chupa kar
Hamne aapka dil bahalaaya
Khud pe mar mitne ki ye zid thi hamari (2)

Sach hai duniyawaalon ki hum hain anaadi

Asli nakli chehre dekhe
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Dil pe sau sau pahre dekhe
Mere dukhte dil se poochho
Kya kya khwaab sunahare dekhe
Toota jis taare pe nazar thi hamari (2)

Dil ka chaman ujadte dekha
Pyaar ka rang utarte dekha
Hamne har jeene waale ko
Dhan daulat pe marte dekha
Dil pe marne waale marenge bhikhari (2)

Sach hai duniyawaalon ki hum hain anaadi

Movie Name: Shree 420 (1955)
Singer: Lata Mangeshkar, Mohd Rafi, Mukesh
Music Director: Shankar-Jaikishan
Lyrics: Shailendra
Year: 1955
Producer: RK Films
Director: Raj Kapoor
Actors: Iftekhar, Lalita Pawar, Nadira, Nargis, Raj Kapoor

Lyrics
Ramayyaa Wastaawayyaa, Ramayyaa Wastaawayyaa
Maine Dil Tuz Ko Diyaa

Naino Mein Thee Pyaar Kee Roshanee
Teree Aankhon Mein Ye Duniyaadaaree N Thee
Too Aaur Thaa, Teraa Dil Aaur Thaa
Tere Man Mein Ye Meethhee Kataaree N Thee
Mai Jo Dukh Paaoo To Kyaa
Aaj Pachhataaoo To Kyaa
Maine Dil Tuz Ko Diyaa

Us Des Me, Tere Parades Me
Sone Chaandee Ke Badale Mein Bikate Hain Dil
Is Gaanw Mein Pyaar Kee Chhaanw Me
Pyaar Ke Naam Par Hee Dhadakate Hain Dil
Chaand Taaron Ke Tale Raat Ye Gaatee Chale
Maine Dil Tuz Ko Diyaa

Yaad Aatee Rahee, Dil Dukhaatee Rahee
Apane Man Ko Manaanaa, Naa Aayaa Hume
Too Naa Aaye To Kyaa, Bhool Jaaye To Kyaa
Pyaar Kar Ke Bhoolaayaa Naa Aayaa Hume
Wahee Se Door Se Hee, Too Bhee Ye Kah De Kabhee
Maine Dil Tuz Ko Diyaa

This is the most beautiful song in the 1956 film “Chori Chori” starring Raj Kapoor and Nargis. The movie was directed by Anant Thakur, with music by Shankar Jaikishan and lyrics by Hasrat Jaipuri.

Hindi Song Title: Aaja sanam madhur chandni mein hum
Hindi Movie/Album Name: CHORI CHORI(OLD)
Singer(s): LATA MANGESHKAR, MANNA DEY

Hindi Lyrics:

Aaja sanam madhur chandni mein hum
Tum mile to wirane mein bhi aa jayegi bahaar
Jhumne lagega aasman
Jhumne lagega aasman

Kehta hai dil aur machalta hai dil
More saajan le chal mujhe taaron ke paar
Lagta nahin hai dil yahan
Lagta nahin hai dil yahan

Bheegi bheegi raat me, dil ka daaman thaam le
Khoyi khoyi zindagi, har dam tera naam le
Chand ki behki nazar, keh rahi hai pyaar kar
Zindagi hai ek safar, kaun jaane kal kidhar
Chand ki behki nazar, keh rahi hai pyaar kar
Zindagi hai ek safar, kaun jaane kal kidhar

Aaja sanam madhur chandni mein hum
Tum mile to wirane mein bhi aa jayegi bahaar
Jhumne lagega aasman
Jhumne lagega aasman

Kehta hai dil aur machalta hai dil
More saajan le chal mujhe taaron ke paar
Lagta nahin hai dil yahan
Lagta nahin hai dil yahan

Dil ye chahe aaj to, baadal ban ood jaoon main
Dulhan jaisa aasma, dharti par le aaoon main
Chand ka dola saje, dhoom taron mein mache
Jhoom ke duniyan kahe, pyaar mein do dil mile
Chand ka dola saje, dhoom taron mein mache
Jhoom ke duniyan kahe, pyaar mein do dil mile

Aaja sanam madhur chandni mein hum
Tum mile to wirane mein bhi aa jayegi bahaar
Jhumne lagega aasman
Jhumne lagega aasman

Kehta hai dil aur machalta hai dil
More saajan le chal mujhe taaron ke paar
Lagta nahin hai dil yahan
Lagta nahin hai dil yahan

“Ek Dil Sao Afsane” [1963] is an Indian Hindi film directed by R.C. Talwar. Starring Raj Kapoor and Waheeda Rehman. Music is by Shankar Jaikishan…

This song would admit that only Rafi Saab could ever furnish it so effectively, no matter who was actually Raj Kapoor’s voice (Mukesh, Manna Dey).

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Raj Kapoor surrounded himself with the foremost talents in filmmaking, acting, writing (Khwaja Ahmad Abbas’), music composition (Jaikishan Dayabhai Pankal, ‘Shankarsinh Raguwanshi’), and playback singers, including Mukesh, ‘Mohamed Rafi’, and Lata Mangeshkar. Kapoor continued to make films of varying critical and popular success up until his death in 1988, and apparently considered Mera Naam Joker his personal favorite. He is still a well-known name not only in India, but in the Middle East, SE Asia, and Eastern Europe. His descendants have attempted to continue the RK Films banner.

The songs of his films endeared Raj Kapoor not only to the masses in India, but to audiences in large parts of Africa, the Middle East, and the former Soviet Union, where his films were to become enormous commercial successes. Visual imagery would always be an important part of his films.

Minister of Tourism and Culture Ambika Soni had a surprise to hear that Raj Kapoor who is known popular in Soviet Union and today’s Russia, also equally familiar with Chinese older generation.

Legendary actor-filmmaker Raj Kapoor was not only popular in Russia, but also had his share of fans in China, according to Tourism and Culture Minister Ambika Soni.

Speaking at the Traveller Diamond and Platinum Awards function, Soni said she was surprised that Indian films were watched in China, which she recently visited for a cultural event.

“A senior citizen asked me if any Indian film stars or songs would be seen in the festival. When I said no, he said he had grown up listening to the songs of Raj Kapoor’s movie Awara,” Soni recounted.

On February 6, 1947, Raj Kapoor launched his first production and directorial debut Aag with a small muhurat and pooja at Eastern Studios in midtown Mumbai. Shooting began after a week and the film was released exactly a year later at Shimla. Its budget was an astronomical Rs 3.5 lakhs, and Raj mortgaged his first car and even borrowed money from his domestic servant Dwarka. The offbeat film starred three leading ladies including Nargis as well as relatives who were into acting and was released by Raj himself after distributors refused to touch it. It did not do too well commercially.

The fifties saw him establish himself as a producer director of great caliber as well as a top actor along with his fellow contemporaries Dilip Kumar and Dev Anand. For more than fifteen years, he remained an evergreen hero of Hindi films. It was Mehboob’s Andaaz (1949) that initiated his rise as a top star, then his own films stabilized the process. Aawara was followed by Shri 420 (1955) about an innocent villager who gets corrupted when he comes to the city to make a living, Anadi (1959), a story on similar lines of a naïve simple hero used by a cruel and corrupt society, Jis Des Mein Ganga Bahti Hai (1960) and Sargam (1964). Chori Chori and Jagte Raho (1956) were his last two film with Nargis as his lead pair. It is widely believed that this lead pair was involved romantically off screen as well.

Raj Kapoor family In 1970, he released one of his most ambitious project ‘Mera Naam Joker’ about the life of a joker in a circus who cried within while making people laugh, outside. He took 6 years to complete the film and although it was brilliant in parts, the film was a failure at the box office. Kapoor was dejected but was back on his tracks with Bobby (1973) a teenage love story introducing Dimple Kapadia and his second son Rishi Kapoor which was a phenomenal success. With Bobby, he began to portray his heroines more sensually in his films. He continued with the trend in films like Satyam Sivam Sundaram (1978) starring Zeenat Aman and Ram Teri Ganga Maili (1985) introducing Mandakini. In between he made Prem Rog (1982) taking up a widow’s cause and encouraging remarriage among them. His last film was Henna, an Indo- Pak love story, during the making of which he succumbed to his illness. He had been suffering from Asthma. The film was later completed by his elder son Randhir Kapoor.