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Mein or Mera Songs- The songs used to establish one's character (Part 1)
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Part 1
Thinking of theme songs, the idea clicked in my mind to have songs that have Mein or Mera in their lyrics or introducing his or her character in the song like Awara Hoon or Mein Zindagi Ka Saath Nibhata Chala Gaya.
On researching, I have found so many songs on this theme, all the songs are not possible to be included in one blog, So in this blog, I have taken 15 songs from 1949 to 1959. Rest I will post in Part 2
The first song I have selected 'Main Zindagi Mein Hardam Rota Hi Raha Hoon (Barsaat) 1949, sung by Mukesh, picturized on Raj Kapoor. In this film, we find three songs in this category. The other two are 'Chhod Gaye Balam Mujhe Akela Chhod Gaye' and 'Aa Ja Re Ab Mera Dil Pukara'
Song of Barsat 1949
The next song is one of my favorites 'Aye Dil Mujhe Aisi Jagah' sung by Talat, picturized on Dilip Kumar for the 1950 film 'Arzoo'. There are two more songs in this category 'Kahan Tak Ham Uthaye Gham' and 'Mera Naram Karejwaa Dol Gaya''by Lata Mangeshkar.
Song of Aarzoo 1950
The next song is from the 1950 film 'Sargam' 2 songs come in this category, 'Wo Hamse Chup Hain', and 'Mera Nam Hai Bhim Palasi' both sung by Chitalkar for Raj Kapoor
Song of Sargam1950
This is an immortal song from the 1951 film Awara sung by Mukesh
Song of Awara1951
Song of Awara1951
Song of Sanam 1951
Song of Deedar 1951
Song of Deedar 1951
Song of Madhosh 1951
Song of Anhonee 1952
Song of Nagin 1954
Song of Shree 420 1955
Song of Udan Khatola 1955
Song of Chandrakanta 1956
Song of Pyasa 1957
Hum Hein Rahi Pyaar Ke sung by Kishore Kumar, picturized on Dev Anand
Song of Nau Do Gyarah 1957
Mein Toh Kab Se Khadi Is Paar sung by Lata, picturized on Vyajantimala
Song of Madhumati 1958
Mein Bangali Chhokra sung by Kishore Kumar and picturized on him
Song of Raagini 1958
'MEIN DEEWANA MASTANA' sung by Mukesh picturized on Premnath
Song of Chalis Din 1959
Chhoti Behan (1959) had two very popular songs, 'Mein Rickshawala Mein Rickshawala' and 'Main Rangeela Pyar Ka Rahi' both picturized on Mehmood
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