Sunday, December 10, 2023

Rafi’s solo had two titles

When I added the subject of this post to my collection, I saved it by one title, and it showed up with another on iTunes.

The former was Bolo Ae Zameen, Bolo Aasmaan.

And the latter was Aaj Achanak Rooth Ke Mujhse.

It happened to be the only song from Chakradhari in my collection.

The film released in 1954.

Mohammed Rafi lent his voice to the song, which was composed by Avinash Vyas.

The song was written by Kavi Pradeep.

I wrote this post on the eve of his 25th death anniversary (December 11, 1998).

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