Sagai 1951

‘Sagai” is a 1951 Bollywood movie starring Prem Nath, Rehana, Purnima, Yakub, Ifthekar and Gope. This film is directed by H. S. Rawail. Music of the movie is composed by C. Ramachandra.  Sagai was one of the most successful movies of the year 1951.  This triangular love story with its interesting plot worked wonders at the box office.

“Sagai” intricately weaves the complexities of a love triangle into its narrative, employing it as a compelling storytelling device within the realm of Bollywood cinema.

The story revolves around Chandni (Rehana), who upon returning from London, finds herself at the crossroads of her life. Her father reveals her long-standing engagement, arranged in her childhood, and expects her to marry the chosen groom. However, Chandni defies societal expectations and flees from home, embarking on a series of adventures alongside Fooman (Gope) and Dhaboo (Yakub). Their journey leads them to Captain Prem (Prem Nath), the charismatic leader of a ship transporting Princess Shehzadi (Purnima) to her homeland, Jagira.

As the voyage unfolds, both Chandni and Shehzadi find themselves enamored by the dashing Captain Prem, igniting a classic love triangle. The conflicting emotions that arise when two women vie for the affection of the same man form the core of this intricate narrative. Adding further complexity, upon reaching Jagira, Shehzadi’s brother, the King (Hiralal), insists that Prem marry Shehzadi. When Prem refuses, he is imprisoned. Meanwhile, the King proposes to Chandni, who is already engaged to the man chosen by her father years ago. The film delves into the resolution of these entangled relationships, navigating the conflicts inherent in this intricate love triangle.

Sagai Music Songs List

The mesmerizing music of the 1951 Hindi movie “Sagai” is a creation of the renowned composer C. Ramachandra, while the evocative lyrics are penned by the talented Rajendra Krishan. The film’s soundtrack is a treasure trove of enchanting melodies that enhance the storytelling and evoke a myriad of emotions. Here is a detailed list of all the captivating songs featured in the film, along with the talented artists who brought them to life:

  1. “Dil Ki Kahani” is a soulful rendition by the legendary Lata Mangeshkar. The music for this poignant track is composed by C. Ramachandra, and Rajendra Krishan pens the heartfelt lyrics.

  2. “Daddy Ji, O Daddy Ji” is another delightful and peppy composition sung by Lata Mangeshkar. The catchy tune and playful lyrics capture the song’s essence, with C. Ramachandra’s music adding a vibrant touch.

  3. “Aankhon Se Jo Bhi Aansoo” showcases Lata Mangeshkar’s expressive vocals. The composition by C. Ramachandra beautifully accompanies the heartfelt lyrics penned by Rajendra Krishan.

  4. “O Babu, O Babu, Kaise Dil Karun Kabu, Samjhaye Ja” is a delightful duet sung by Lata Mangeshkar and Amirbai Karnataki. The composition by C. Ramachandra and the expressive lyrics by Rajendra Krishan make this song a memorable addition to the soundtrack.

  5. “Mohabbat Mein Aise Zamane Bhi Aaye” brings together the enchanting voices of Lata Mangeshkar and Talat Mahmood. The heartfelt composition by C. Ramachandra and the evocative lyrics by Rajendra Krishan create a beautiful blend of emotions.

  6. “Mohabbat Ho Gayi Bas Ek Nazar Se, Bas Ek Nazar Se” is a mesmerizing duet by Lata Mangeshkar and Mohammed Rafi. The music by C. Ramachandra perfectly complements the poignant lyrics penned by Rajendra Krishan.

  7. “Jhukti Hai Duniya, Jhukanewala Chahiye, Jhukanewala Chahiye” features the dynamic trio of Lata Mangeshkar, C. Ramachandra, and Mohammed Rafi. The composition by C. Ramachandra, along with the expressive lyrics by Rajendra Krishan, adds depth to this captivating song.

  8. “Bigad Gayi Bante Bante Baat, Hui Woh Jooton Ki Barsaat, Tabiyat Saaf Ho Gayi Saaf” is an energetic collaboration between C. Ramachandra, Mohammed Rafi, and Shamshad Begum. The lively composition by C. Ramachandra and the playful lyrics by Rajendra Krishan make this song a delightful addition to the soundtrack.

  9. “Mohabbat Jatake, Aankhen Ladake, Chale Aa Rahe Hain” showcases the dynamic voices of C. Ramachandra and Mohammed Rafi. The delightful song is composed by C. Ramachandra and the engaging lyrics by Rajendra Krishan make this song a memorable part of the film’s musical repertoire.

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