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English version of Marathi article on all time hit song of lyricist Yogesh "Rimzim Gire Sawan", a song of 1979 Amitabh Bachchan's movie Manzil


Rimzim Gire Sawan……… a nostalgic song

          Yesterday was drizzling evening. Date June 27, music composer R.D Burman's Birthday. Then how the song "Rimzim Girie Sawan" composed by R.D.is not remember? At the time of reading the title, music fans must have remembered this song. There are many beautiful rain songs in the Hindi film industry.If someone writes articles on such songs then definitely a huge article will be created.As such, many articles have been published beforehand on this subject. Since black and white era of Hindi films to recent days, there have been many rain songs shown in many films. Many of these songs are excellent. The song "Rimzim Girie Sawan Sulag Sulag Jaye Mana" from the same row. This song will take in a different world to listeners. As soon it begins, music lovers listen it with the melodious concentration. Many musicians have composed melodious, nostalgic rain songs like this one. This one is a beautiful song among them.This song was picturised on Amitabh Bachchan and Maushmi Chatterjee in the film “Manzil” which was released in 1979. Manzil is not a special film of Amitabh. “Adalat”, “Ek Nazar”, “Do Anjane”, “Raste ka Patthar” and “Farar” of the song "Mai Pyasa Tum Sawan", are a lesser-known movies of Amitabh. “Mazil” is one of them. Though the film was not commercially hit, the plot and songs of this film and above mentioned other films was very nice.The plot of the “Manzil” was also good. A poor young man falled in love with a rich girl and pretends to be rich.Refurbishing the old galvanometer and selling them was his business. To achieve success in this, the young Amitabh has done a good job for the day and night. R.D.has composed two versions of the song "Rimzim Gire Sawan" in a Lata Mangeshkar and another in all rounder Kishorekumar’s voice. Kishore's In-Door song is depicted on
Amitabh Bachchan, Lata's outdoors has been painted out on Amitabh Bachchan and Maushmi Chhatterjee. Both songs are well-known. The first one is little slower than the other. The song that gives more joy to hear and watch on the screen is from Lata's voice. Kishore's song is also best one.Beautiful photography in out door, rain in Mumbai, low crowds on the roads due to rain, Amitabh and Maushmi are walking on the streets in Mumbai and in the background this fast moving song is played in one and only Lata Mangeshkar’s melodious voice. Audience can see how the footsteps of the pedestrians stops for a while to see the shooting and their beloved actor, actress."Iss Baar Sawan Dahaka huva hai"

, and "Pahele bhi yun to barse the baadal, pahele bhi yun to bhiga tha aanchal", these lines describes how the usual rain feels different after getting a partener. The rain begins to rush through the beautiful words of Yogesh, Lata didi express beautiful lines delightedly. At the same time, walking on the marine drive, tilting the mud on oval ground, and sometimes throwing wet papers removed from the pocket Amitabh and Maushmi acted gracefully.There is no need to take the basis of obscenity or similar gesture anywhere. R.D.’s music, pure Hindi words of lyricist Yogesh which he priorly used in songs like "Kanhi door jab din dhal jaye", "Jindagi Kaisee hai paheli haay", "Kai baar yunhi dekha hai", Big B’s pleasant presence on screen and depiction of Mumbai rain combination of all these made “Rimzim Gire Sawan” the all time hit" song.


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