dil gam se jal raha hai jale,par dhua na ho..Shama1961_Nimmi_Suman Kalyanpur_Kaifi Azmi_Ghulam Mohd.

Song : dil ghum se jal raha hai jale
par dhuan na ho,
mumkin hai iske baad
koi imtehaan na ho..
Movie : Shama(1961)
Singers : Suman Kalyanpur,
Lyrics : Kaifi Azmi
Cast : Nimmi, Surraiya,Vijay Dutt, M. Kumar
Music Directors : Ghulam Mohammad
Director : Lekhraj Bhakri

LYRICS :-

dil ghum se jal raha hai jale
par dhuan na ho
dil ghum se jal raha hai jale
par dhuan na ho

mumkin hai is ke baad
koi imtehaan na ho
koi imtehaan na ho

mumkin hai is ke baad
koi imtehaan na ho
koi imtehaan na ho

duniya to kya khuda se bhi
ghabra ke keh diya
duniya to kya khuda se bhi
ghabra ke keh diya
ghabra ke keh diya

wo meharbaan nahi to
koi meharbaan na ho
koi meharbaan na ho
dil ghum se jal raha hai jale
par dhuan na ho

loota khushi ne
aag laga di bahaar ne
loota khushi ne
aag laga di bahaar ne
aag laga di bahaar ne

barbaad is tarah bhi
kisi ka jahan na ho
kisi ka jahan na ho
dil ghum se jal raha hai jale
par dhuan na ho

ab to yahin sukoon
milega mujhe jahaan
ab to yahin sukoon
milega mujhe jahaan
milega mujhe jahaan

ye sang dil zameen na ho
asmaan na ho
zameen aasmaan na ho
dil ghum se jal raha hai jale
par dhuan na ho

ABOUT GHULAM MOHAMMAD :- Ghulam Mohammed was an Indian film score composer, who is most remembered for his work in Hindi musical hits films like, Mirza Ghalib (1954), Shama (1961) and Pakeezah (1972).

He received National Film Award for Best Music Direction for his film Mirza Ghalib (1954) . His last film, Pakeezah was held up for many years, and was released after his death.

Ghulam Mohammed was born in Bikaner, Rajasthan, into a family of musicians. His father, Nabi Baksh, was an accomplished tabla player.

He started his career as a child actor at age six with the Punjab-based New Albert Theatrical Company, he soon became popular and eventually became the Dance-Director of the company .

In 1924, he came to Bombay, where after a struggle of eight years, in 1932 he got the chance of playing tabla in Saroj Movietone's Productions' "Raja Bharthari".

In music composition, he first became an assistant, to noted music director, Naushad in Kargar Productions, and worked with him and Anil Biswas , for over 12 years, before giving music independently, in the film 'Tiger Queen' (1947). He went on to give music in many memorable films and even won the 1955 National Film Award for Best Music Direction for his film Mirza Ghalib (1954). His score for Pakeezah is still considered one of the all time great music scores in Indian Cinema .

He died on 17 March 1968, much before his magnum opus, Pakeezah was released.

In 1997, he was honoured, in the 'Keep Alive' music show series in Mumbai, that honours all-time film music composers of India .