I love how this scene, from an old film which I'm sure that comparatively few people ever saw outside of India, has now become an international sensation throughout the world, thanks to CZcams. It's terrific how many people totally love the song, the costumes and especially the dancing. Back in the middle 1960s, no one who worked on the film could every have anticipated they were making a future classic!
One song all CZcams _Ghost World_ soundtracks are missing: "What Do I Get?" by The Buzzcocks (the scene where she's dancing her room by herself to punk)
Jaan pehechan ho, (Get acquainted) Jeena aasaan ho, (Easier to live/life would be simple) Dil ko churane walon, (Heart thieves/oh you stealer of heart) Aankh na churavo, (dont avoid eye contact..) Naam tho batavo.. ((at least) tell your name..) Aaj ki yeh shaam javan, (oh, today this young evening..) Yun na chali jaaye, (may not simply go away) Aaj ki yeh shaam javan, (today this young evening..) Yun na chali jaaye, (may not simply go away) Phir se na aayegi yeh kisi ke bulaaye, (It may be difficult for someone to call again) Phir se na aayegi yeh kisi ke bulaaye.. (It may be difficult for someone to call again) Jaan pehechan ho, (Get acquainted) Jeena aasaan ho, (Easier to live/life would be simple) Jaan pehechan ho, (Get acquainted) Jeena aasaan ho, (Easier to live/life would be simple) Dil ko churane walon, (Heart thieves/oh you stealer of heart) Aankh na churavo, (dont avoid eye contact..) Naam tho batavo.. ((at least) tell your name..) Jaan pehechan ho, (Get acquainted) Jeena aasaan ho, (Easier to live/life would be simple) Bolo yeh na bolo tum, (Dont Say You Say It/you say this or not) Hogaye ishaare, (Gesture made/hints have been passed) Bolo yeh na bolo tum, (Dont Say You Say It/you say this or not) Hogaye ishaare, (Gesture made/hints have been passed) Sidi sidi chot huve dil pe hamaare, (streight streight harm struck, to my heart) Sidi sidi chot huve dil pe hamaare.. (streight streight harm struck, to my heart) Jaan pehechan ho, (Get acquainted) Jeena aasaan ho, (Easier to live/life would be simple) Jaan pehechan ho, (Get acquainted) Jeena aasaan ho, (Easier to live/life would be simple) Dil ko churane walon, (Heart thieves/oh you stealer of heart) Aankh na churavo, (dont avoid eye contact..) Naam tho batavo.. ((at least) tell your name..) Jaan pehechan ho, (Get acquainted) Jeena aasaan ho, (Easier to live/life would be simple) Chup chup dekha dekhi, (silent silent, watching, watching...) Nazaren diwani, (by the mad mad eyes....) Chup chup dekha dekhi, (silent silent, watching, watching...) Nazaren diwani, (by the mad mad eyes....) Zara si yeh baat ban jaaye na kahani, (this little talk, may not become a story) Zara si yeh baat ban jaaye na kahani.. (this little talk, may not become a story) Jaan pehechan ho, (Get acquainted) Jeena aasaan ho, (Easier to live/life would be simple) Jaan pehechan ho, (Get acquainted) Jeena aasaan ho, (Easier to live/life would be simple) Dil ko churane walon, (Heart thieves/oh you stealer of heart) Aankh na churavo, (dont avoid eye contact..) Naam tho batavo.. ((at least) tell your name..) Jaan pehechan ho, Jeena aasaan ho..
Funny how people on here are commenting about how wonderfully weird this is, and how strange. I grew up with this music, not weird, just classic Bollywood.
Lyrics translation: May there be familiarity, Living would be easy, The heart stealers, Don't miss my gaze, Tell me your name. The night is young, And may it not be lost, The night is young, And may it not be lost. It won't be coming back on anybody's call (x2) May there be familiarity, Living would be easy, May there be familiarity, Living would be easy, The heart stealers, Don't miss my gaze, Tell me your name. May there be familiarity, Living would be easy. Tell me this now, won't you? Are you done with signs and signals? Tell me this now, won't you? Are you done with signs and signals? It's a straight wound to my heart. May there be familiarity, Living would be easy, May there be familiarity, Living would be easy, The heart stealers, Don't miss my gaze, Tell me your name. May there be familiarity, Living would be easy. Silently staring, Are our crazy eyes, Silently staring, Are our crazy eyes, And maybe this little incident will spin out our stories (x2) May there be familiarity, Living would be easy, May there be familiarity, Living would be easy, The heart stealers, Don't miss my gaze, Tell me your name. May there be familiarity, Living would be easy. Source: lyricstranslate.com/en/jaan-pehechaan-ho-may-there-be-familiarity.html
Does this 'translation from 'COR' above 8 years ago make 'sense' ? Jaan pehechan ho, (Get acquainted) Jeena aasaan ho, (Easier to live/life would be simple) Dil ko churane walon, (Heart thieves/oh you stealer of heart) Aankh na churavo, (dont avoid eye contact..) Naam tho batavo.. ((at least) tell your name..) Aaj ki yeh shaam javan, (oh, today this young evening..) Yun na chali jaaye, (may not simply go away) Aaj ki yeh shaam javan, (today this young evening..) Yun na chali jaaye, (may not simply go away) Phir se na aayegi yeh kisi ke bulaaye, (It may be difficult for someone to call again) Phir se na aayegi yeh kisi ke bulaaye.. (It may be difficult for someone to call again)...... I'm clueless
In 1965, she appeared as a masked dancer in Gumnaam, performing in the song Jaan Pehechan Ho. Her performance gained a cult following across India and America; it has been regarded as her signature work. IndiaTimes Group states: "The enthusiastic dance by Laxmi Chhaya and Herman Benjamin is not something today’s actors will be able to pull off with the same ease and grace." Chhaya was active from 1958 to 1986, a period in which she amassed over 100 film credits. She subsequently worked as a dance teacher. On 9 May 2004, Chhaya died of cancer in Mumbai at the age of 56. Tributes have been published and created in recognition of Chhaya's work in the film industry.
Can't we just agree that times like this were much better than they are now? Whenever you see the modern version if this it usually ends up in OD'S, and DUI'S.
hey zapper, the song is very much Indian and so are the characters in this movie Gumnaam which simply translates into Nameless. This movie is still one of the best Mystery Hindi films ever produced in India. The lead dancer is the Late Laxmi Chayya who passed away 5 years ago in Bombay. Long Live Bollywood. Long Live India. Jai Hind. Thanks once again Anna from all your viewers. Vijay
Love this video from the first time I saw it in Ghost World (one of my favorite movies ever)! Also the way Thora Birch acts out the female dancer's moves. It's almost like this should be in a Tarantino movie.
Thora and Scarlett -- buscemi.....my oh my....shake it!! I love love love Ghostworld -- and Bollywood! This makes me happy...lunch time, some old school bollywood dancing (featured in the amazing Ghostworld movie)...shake it!! Their flat-footed shake-a-shake and "hamburgler/zorro masks" and shiny dresses and happy beat lights up my life. This is gooood stuff.
Heard this song on college radio (Album88, 88.5 FM in Atlanta) several times over the years... Then recently on the heineken commercial... Super catchy!!! Never saw Ghost World or this particular movie
I used to dance to this in 1965 when I was 13yrs old.Anybody who knocks this video does not know "cool" This music is right up there with Peter Gunn,The Ventures,all that cool stuff from the 60's. Five mins of this could salvage the most boring party or wedding reception anywhere in the world,bam !.........love it !
Really magnifcently one of the best Pop song in the WORLD by respected Muhammad Rafi Sahab in this movie """Gumnaam ""1967.""Gumnaam ""((Hidden Name)) .This song was composed by Shankar Jaikisan. Respected duo Maestroes of Boollywood music composer created new style which is Really popular in all over the WORLD. Respected dance composers are Satyanarayan sahab Surya kumar Suresh Bhat and Kamal sahab excellently kept the then Western style of dance. Here all the dancers performed exquisitely beautiful. This song is Evergreen. Really classically Evergreen. Even today unmatchedly excellent. My pronam to Muhammad Rafi Sahab who sang this song keeping the tempo of Western or Latin American style. 20/3/22/.
Wow !!! Long live Shankar Jaikishan , Shailendra and Hasrat, and Mohammed Rafi. What a combination . This song is one of the best rock and roll or whatever this kind of music is called !!! Dancce sequence is excellent too!!! The original is from Gumnaam, hindi movie made in 1965. Long live Shankar Jaikishan the greatest musical duo ever.
I already saw this videoclip earlier....coooooool Indian twist! Luv all those exotic rockin' videoclips from far away! Already have a big collection with rockin' stuff on record/cd from around the world and now thanks to all those great contributors to CZcams we also are able to enjoy the videoclips...yeah!
Ravenna Lilith But we do know it... Trite hackie lyrics bad cgi A man so self absorbed he singing with three others versions of himself yeah Tunaak tunaak tun is a huge joke.
I live just one life. And glad to hear a song I would've never heard being American. Connection is so impressive now days. Easier to see we are all one. Human
I'm watching this video several times a day. For about five or six weeks. Just crazy. Never saw anything like it- or can somebody show more of that stuff?
Her name is Laxmi Chhaya - she's always been a minor actress in Bollywood films. She's best known as the femme fatale in 'Maar Diya Jaaye' from the 1971 film Mera Gaon Mera Desh. The man's name is completely unknown to the public - people are guessing his is "Ted Lyon" as the back of the bass drums says "Ted Lyons & His Cubs". From what people had seen, the band appeared in a few Hindi films in the 1960s (e.g. Janwar and Anita).
Years Before Ghost World The Cramps did an Interview on T.V. They talked about a Tour to England how they would just stay inside their hotel & watch Balliwood Movies! This was 1 of their favorites!!!
notice one of the girls dancing in this fantastic song is NON INDIAN , ALSO THE PERFORMER IN THE WHITE SUITE WHO DANCING IS AWESOME A WAY HEAD OF ITS TIME AND VERY MODERN IN 1965. I LOVE THE BIT WHEN HE HITS THE MICROPHONE. he,s got a wonderful name 2 i think he,s called master herman.
Wow, freakin incredible man, the song, singer and that chick dancing. This is fantastic! Forget Heinekin and ghost world, I totally agree with rdonaldsnyder, this piece kicks ass all on its own!!!!!
I saw this the first time when The Cramps were guests on a TV show we had out here in So Cal called Request Video. Had been looking for it for years and then saw it on Ghost World.
So I guess the song was sung by Mohammed Rafi (composed by famous Indian music director duo Shankar Jaikishan, lyrics by Shailendra), but the actor who is singing it on screen is Herman Benjamin (a.k.a. Harman), who also served as choreographer. The band depicted is Ted Lyons and his Cubs (I think Ted Lyons might be the drummer). Hard to find much information on Herman Benjamin. Great moves, great look. I bet the corporate sponsors for this movie were all aspirin companies - some heavy duty head shaking gong on here, and all with a smile to boot. Very cool, very classy!
That Heineken commercial from like 10 years ago brought me here lol... I finally had time to go to the beginning of my favorites and appreciate this again 😂
![Jan Pehechan ho Jina Aasan ho [HD] Video Song : Mohammed Rafi | Madan Puri, Nanda | Gumnaam (1965)](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/nOAsaehfPrk/mqdefault.jpg)
I love how this scene, from an old film which I'm sure that comparatively few people ever saw outside of India, has now become an international sensation throughout the world, thanks to CZcams. It's terrific how many people totally love the song, the costumes and especially the dancing. Back in the middle 1960s, no one who worked on the film could every have anticipated they were making a future classic!
"do you have any Indian 1950s rock' n'roll music? "Enid Coleslaw ❤
*60's
70's*
I saw Ghost World like 10 years ago. Loved this song.
John Howell it’s the best song in the movie lmao
One song all CZcams _Ghost World_ soundtracks are missing:
"What Do I Get?" by The Buzzcocks (the scene where she's dancing her room by herself to punk)
Jaan pehechan ho, (Get acquainted)
Jeena aasaan ho, (Easier to live/life would be simple)
Dil ko churane walon, (Heart thieves/oh you stealer of heart)
Aankh na churavo, (dont avoid eye contact..)
Naam tho batavo.. ((at least) tell your name..)
Aaj ki yeh shaam javan, (oh, today this young evening..)
Yun na chali jaaye, (may not simply go away)
Aaj ki yeh shaam javan, (today this young evening..)
Yun na chali jaaye, (may not simply go away)
Phir se na aayegi yeh kisi ke bulaaye, (It may be difficult for someone to call again)
Phir se na aayegi yeh kisi ke bulaaye.. (It may be difficult for someone to call again)
Jaan pehechan ho, (Get acquainted)
Jeena aasaan ho, (Easier to live/life would be simple)
Jaan pehechan ho, (Get acquainted)
Jeena aasaan ho, (Easier to live/life would be simple)
Dil ko churane walon, (Heart thieves/oh you stealer of heart)
Aankh na churavo, (dont avoid eye contact..)
Naam tho batavo.. ((at least) tell your name..)
Jaan pehechan ho, (Get acquainted)
Jeena aasaan ho, (Easier to live/life would be simple)
Bolo yeh na bolo tum, (Dont Say You Say It/you say this or not)
Hogaye ishaare, (Gesture made/hints have been passed)
Bolo yeh na bolo tum, (Dont Say You Say It/you say this or not)
Hogaye ishaare, (Gesture made/hints have been passed)
Sidi sidi chot huve dil pe hamaare, (streight streight harm struck, to my heart)
Sidi sidi chot huve dil pe hamaare.. (streight streight harm struck, to my heart)
Jaan pehechan ho, (Get acquainted)
Jeena aasaan ho, (Easier to live/life would be simple)
Jaan pehechan ho, (Get acquainted)
Jeena aasaan ho, (Easier to live/life would be simple)
Dil ko churane walon, (Heart thieves/oh you stealer of heart)
Aankh na churavo, (dont avoid eye contact..)
Naam tho batavo.. ((at least) tell your name..)
Jaan pehechan ho, (Get acquainted)
Jeena aasaan ho, (Easier to live/life would be simple)
Chup chup dekha dekhi, (silent silent, watching, watching...)
Nazaren diwani, (by the mad mad eyes....)
Chup chup dekha dekhi, (silent silent, watching, watching...)
Nazaren diwani, (by the mad mad eyes....)
Zara si yeh baat ban jaaye na kahani, (this little talk, may not become a story)
Zara si yeh baat ban jaaye na kahani.. (this little talk, may not become a story)
Jaan pehechan ho, (Get acquainted)
Jeena aasaan ho, (Easier to live/life would be simple)
Jaan pehechan ho, (Get acquainted)
Jeena aasaan ho, (Easier to live/life would be simple)
Dil ko churane walon, (Heart thieves/oh you stealer of heart)
Aankh na churavo, (dont avoid eye contact..)
Naam tho batavo.. ((at least) tell your name..)
Jaan pehechan ho,
Jeena aasaan ho..
Thank you for the translation.
thanks tons
I loved this ever since the Heineken commercial. Thanks for trans.
Thank U!!
Is this supossed to be a deleted scene from "eyes wide shut" (bollywood cut)?
Awesome
If India was still this cool they could rule the world!
Funny how people on here are commenting about how wonderfully weird this is, and how strange. I grew up with this music, not weird, just classic Bollywood.
Stylistically, I think it's pretty different from classic Bollywood.
Every pop artifact eventually becomes weird. Classic Hollywood musicals were wild when they were first released.
@@pmarasa Yeah, just look at porn, then and now...
I want this playing at my funeral, complete with the dancers.
this girl knows how to get down! Definitely one of my favorite songs with Mohammed Rafi
The man singing is actually Mohammed Rafi, a Bollywood screen legend. It's not hard to google a cd or download him.
One of the greatest Indian singers of all time. Listening to his voice is like taking a boat down a river in the moonlight.
"Ghost World" brought me here...
no shit
I doubt there’s any other reason honestly lol
Me too - very happy! Now on to the 5 6 7 8s from "Kill Bill"
I've always been so grateful to that movie for being awesome and exposing me to rad tunes.
You too?
There's a million reasons why this is great!!
Ghost World brought me here. Great stuff, hard to sit still watching it. Bravo Bollywood !
This song makes me feel so ridiculously happy and energetic!
*dances around giddily*
One of the best parts of "Ghost World"
rande stuart yhe only good part
They are so turnt! I can only imagine how fun this probably was for them to film.
Rafi rocking it out. Love it. I was kid back in 60 ...
Thanks to Sips and his amazingly obscure but disturbingly specific old references for bringing me to this video.
Lyrics translation:
May there be familiarity,
Living would be easy,
The heart stealers,
Don't miss my gaze,
Tell me your name.
The night is young,
And may it not be lost,
The night is young,
And may it not be lost.
It won't be coming back on anybody's call (x2)
May there be familiarity,
Living would be easy,
May there be familiarity,
Living would be easy,
The heart stealers,
Don't miss my gaze,
Tell me your name.
May there be familiarity,
Living would be easy.
Tell me this now, won't you?
Are you done with signs and signals?
Tell me this now, won't you?
Are you done with signs and signals?
It's a straight wound to my heart.
May there be familiarity,
Living would be easy,
May there be familiarity,
Living would be easy,
The heart stealers,
Don't miss my gaze,
Tell me your name.
May there be familiarity,
Living would be easy.
Silently staring,
Are our crazy eyes,
Silently staring,
Are our crazy eyes,
And maybe this little incident will spin out our stories (x2)
May there be familiarity,
Living would be easy,
May there be familiarity,
Living would be easy,
The heart stealers,
Don't miss my gaze,
Tell me your name.
May there be familiarity,
Living would be easy.
Source: lyricstranslate.com/en/jaan-pehechaan-ho-may-there-be-familiarity.html
Does this 'translation from 'COR' above 8 years ago make 'sense' ?
Jaan pehechan ho, (Get acquainted)
Jeena aasaan ho, (Easier to live/life would be simple)
Dil ko churane walon, (Heart thieves/oh you stealer of heart)
Aankh na churavo, (dont avoid eye contact..)
Naam tho batavo.. ((at least) tell your name..)
Aaj ki yeh shaam javan, (oh, today this young evening..)
Yun na chali jaaye, (may not simply go away)
Aaj ki yeh shaam javan, (today this young evening..)
Yun na chali jaaye, (may not simply go away)
Phir se na aayegi yeh kisi ke bulaaye, (It may be difficult for someone to call again)
Phir se na aayegi yeh kisi ke bulaaye.. (It may be difficult for someone to call again)......
I'm clueless
In 1965, she appeared as a masked dancer in Gumnaam, performing in the song Jaan Pehechan Ho. Her performance gained a cult following across India and America; it has been regarded as her signature work. IndiaTimes Group states: "The enthusiastic dance by Laxmi Chhaya and Herman Benjamin is not something today’s actors will be able to pull off with the same ease and grace."
Chhaya was active from 1958 to 1986, a period in which she amassed over 100 film credits. She subsequently worked as a dance teacher.
On 9 May 2004, Chhaya died of cancer in Mumbai at the age of 56. Tributes have been published and created in recognition of Chhaya's work in the film industry.
Just in case you ever wondered...this is what Quentin Tarantino sees when he closes his eyes. Love this clip and song!!!
When i tried to do this dance my head hit the floor after it snapped off my neck. But, really, this vid is awesome.
benben deano Henry remisant
fucking sips
This is not only the best music video ever made, it's the best music video that could ever be made.
Ghost World is a fabulous film! I've seen it over 20 times. I love that it opens with this super scene!
sips brought me here
A wonderful, energetic performance. Will never get tired of watching this dance scene.
LOVIN' IT. I can't help but think of this scene as an Indian director's interpretation of the 50s and mid-1960s clubs. Too interesting.
Can't we just agree that times like this were much better than they are now? Whenever you see the modern version if this it usually ends up in OD'S, and DUI'S.
So I finally felt I had to see if it was actually real... and it is. Damn it, Sips..
wedding music soundtrack material for sure!!*******
hey zapper, the song is very much Indian and so are the characters in this movie Gumnaam which simply translates into Nameless. This movie is still one of the best Mystery Hindi films ever produced in India. The lead dancer is the Late Laxmi Chayya who passed away 5 years ago in Bombay. Long Live Bollywood. Long Live India. Jai Hind. Thanks once again Anna from all your viewers. Vijay
These dance moves are spectacular. I think that we can all learn from their mastery.
These guys kind of look like the Crazy 88's from Kill Bill.
Tim is right
I thought he was saying Gena loves Don Ho, like from Hawaii, great start for Ghost World movie.
That’s funny! Now I’ll never hear it any other way. I used to print shirts for Don Ho to sell at his Waikiki shows. He was a nice guy.
Quite simply one of the greatest musical sequences I've seen, 'rock' or otherwise.
Love this video from the first time I saw it in Ghost World (one of my favorite movies ever)!
Also the way Thora Birch acts out the female dancer's moves.
It's almost like this should be in a Tarantino movie.
Sips ... how the fuck did.... wut??
This puts me in the most amazing mood ever.
I LOVE Ghost World. Thanks for this clip. Best thing I've seen on teh internet all year!
Incredibly great, that amount of talent together.
Love this! Enid had great taste.
THIS ROCKS!!!!!!!
Thora and Scarlett -- buscemi.....my oh my....shake it!! I love love love Ghostworld -- and Bollywood! This makes me happy...lunch time, some old school bollywood dancing (featured in the amazing Ghostworld movie)...shake it!! Their flat-footed shake-a-shake and "hamburgler/zorro masks" and shiny dresses and happy beat lights up my life. This is gooood stuff.
Heard this song on college radio (Album88, 88.5 FM in Atlanta) several times over the years... Then recently on the heineken commercial... Super catchy!!! Never saw Ghost World or this particular movie
Sips isn't bullshiting us...
I ended up on the weird side of CZcams again. And I love it.
This deserves a Grammy!
I can not keep my eyes off of her. Rafi sounds awesome too.
I love this so, so, so, so, so much.
wtf is Sips? GHOST WORLD!
Shabeenist,thanks for the feedback,your son and the people in your pub have good taste and I salute them ! Keep dancing !
EPIC! Awesome everything!! Quentin Tarantino would approve!
Heineken... anyone?
Im here cuz ghost world
ολα τα λεφτα bollywood και Ελληνικος κινηματογραφος μαζι !!! Πολυ γελιο....
I used to dance to this in 1965 when I was 13yrs old.Anybody who knocks this video does not know "cool" This music is right up there with Peter Gunn,The Ventures,all that cool stuff from the 60's. Five mins of this could salvage the most boring party or wedding reception anywhere in the world,bam !.........love it !
What a wonderful voice full of live. Who is the singer
+iub4767 Mohammad Rafi
+iub4767 for real???
+iub4767 The legendary Mohammed Rafi.
+iub4767 * It's Kato from the 1960's Green Hornet tv series..//
Was this sips last birthday party?
CZcams entertainment at its finest!
I return back to this vid...I LOVE IT !!
Really magnifcently one of the best Pop song in the WORLD by respected Muhammad Rafi Sahab in this movie """Gumnaam ""1967.""Gumnaam ""((Hidden Name)) .This song was composed by Shankar Jaikisan. Respected duo Maestroes of Boollywood music composer created new style which is Really popular in all over the WORLD. Respected dance composers are Satyanarayan sahab Surya kumar Suresh Bhat and Kamal sahab excellently kept the then Western style of dance. Here all the dancers performed exquisitely beautiful. This song is Evergreen. Really classically Evergreen. Even today unmatchedly excellent. My pronam to Muhammad Rafi Sahab who sang this song keeping the tempo of Western or Latin American style. 20/3/22/.
....Wait, this is a real fucking thing? I thought Sips was just being cheeky. Hahahahaha
ghost world anyone?
Sanjay Regupathy yes
Everyone.
Guy in the white jacket is so cool he hires himself out as a mobile air conditioning unit.
Wow !!! Long live Shankar Jaikishan , Shailendra and Hasrat, and Mohammed Rafi. What a combination . This song is one of the best rock and roll or whatever this kind of music is called !!!
Dancce sequence is excellent too!!!
The original is from Gumnaam, hindi movie made in 1965.
Long live Shankar Jaikishan the greatest musical duo ever.
Big money, big women, big fun.
lol i doubt the big money part.
Sips_
I already saw this videoclip earlier....coooooool Indian twist!
Luv all those exotic rockin' videoclips from far away! Already have a big collection with rockin' stuff on record/cd from around the world and now thanks to all those great contributors to CZcams we also are able to enjoy the videoclips...yeah!
One of the coolest ways of dancing I've ever seen....10 times better than the twist...lol
Lol the only Indian song white people know XD
tunaak tunaak tun
King Jimmyruggle white ppl just think that song is a joke fuck y'all -___-
Ravenna Lilith what tunaak tunaak tun?
Have you heard of Bombay Royale they are amazing.
Ravenna Lilith But we do know it...
Trite hackie lyrics
bad cgi
A man so self absorbed he singing with three others versions of himself
yeah Tunaak tunaak tun is a huge joke.
I just have no words...
Jaan Pehechaan Ho...
HEINEKEN BROUGHT ME HERE! im SO glad they did. this is fantabulaciously flandistical.
Man, that smattering of applause at the end just doesn't begin to do this performance justice.
I live just one life. And glad to hear a song I would've never heard being American. Connection is so impressive now days. Easier to see we are all one. Human
This music is from 1969, indian movie called Gumnaam, you can find it on CZcams.
Hatsoff to Shankar-Jaikishan, Rafi Saheb and choreographer...
The director for this vid was probably like, ok everybody dance like if no one is watching you, and BAM!!! This vid came oit
So glad to find this after being enthralled years ago!
They didn't rip it off, they did a very tasteful homage to it.
I'm watching this video several times a day.
For about five or six weeks.
Just crazy.
Never saw anything like it-
or can somebody show more of that stuff?
Her name is Laxmi Chhaya - she's always been a minor actress in Bollywood films. She's best known as the femme fatale in 'Maar Diya Jaaye' from the 1971 film Mera Gaon Mera Desh. The man's name is completely unknown to the public - people are guessing his is "Ted Lyon" as the back of the bass drums says "Ted Lyons & His Cubs". From what people had seen, the band appeared in a few Hindi films in the 1960s (e.g. Janwar and Anita).
All that head shaking and her hair is still perfect.
I wish there were still clubs like this.
This should be seen by billions. #ghost world
Shankar-Jaikishan magic!!!
Years Before Ghost World The Cramps did an Interview on T.V. They talked about a Tour to England how they would just stay inside their hotel & watch Balliwood Movies! This was 1 of their favorites!!!
notice one of the girls dancing in this fantastic song is NON INDIAN , ALSO THE PERFORMER IN THE WHITE SUITE WHO DANCING IS AWESOME A WAY HEAD OF ITS TIME AND VERY MODERN IN 1965. I LOVE THE BIT WHEN HE HITS THE MICROPHONE. he,s got a wonderful name 2 i think he,s called master herman.
Wow, freakin incredible man, the song, singer and that chick dancing. This is fantastic! Forget Heinekin and ghost world, I totally agree with rdonaldsnyder, this piece kicks ass all on its own!!!!!
said so right sir!
lady gaga was somewhere else in the universe in 1965. wherever we are when we are not yet born.
YEEESSSSSSS!!!!! I hope you're on iTunes!!!
I never get tired of this one - I had a dream about this number last night and had to watch it again while eating breakfast!
Thanx Yoshitoshi i apreciate it! i got the film on dvd but did'nt know the soundtrack exsisted!
Thumbs up if you know this song because you already had good taste, good knowledge of music, and didn't need some commercial or movie to guide you.
pure energy, the song has the dance from start to finish, and the girl Laxmi (I think) is full of it, awesome!!!
I saw this the first time when The Cramps were guests on a TV show we had out here in So Cal called Request Video. Had been looking for it for years and then saw it on Ghost World.
Greetings from Ecuador, Southamerica ! , I love this video, the girl, everything, the dance very FRENETIC - FRENET
So I guess the song was sung by Mohammed Rafi (composed by famous Indian music director duo Shankar Jaikishan, lyrics by Shailendra), but the actor who is singing it on screen is Herman Benjamin (a.k.a. Harman), who also served as choreographer. The band depicted is Ted Lyons and his Cubs (I think Ted Lyons might be the drummer). Hard to find much information on Herman Benjamin. Great moves, great look. I bet the corporate sponsors for this movie were all aspirin companies - some heavy duty head shaking gong on here, and all with a smile to boot. Very cool, very classy!
I want that gold dress with the matching shoes yo! LOL I lurve this! Simply LURVE it!
That Heineken commercial from like 10 years ago brought me here lol... I finally had time to go to the beginning of my favorites and appreciate this again 😂
For those looking it up, the lead dancer who must get a sore neck is Laxmi Chhaya (c. 1947-2004)
Gotta love that cinemasong.