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Hindi/Urdu film from 1945

Bari Maa

Released date in Lahore:

Film Company: Parfala Pictures

Released date: 1945

Language: Hindi/Urdu

Made in Bombay

Genre: ?

Status: Hit


Film Synopsis:Vinayak was forced to make this war effort movie to keep his company alive during WW2. Durgadas (Salvi) worries about his son Dinesh (Ishwarlal) who is in London during the Blitz. Money lender Ghanshyam (Girish) agrees to write off a debt provided Durgadas' daughter Usha (Meenakshi) marries his son Rajendra (Yakub), but Rajendra and the dancer Mona (Sitara Devi) are spies for the Japanese. When the Japanese attack the village of Dinapur, Rajendra becomes a patriot and fights for the Allied cause along with Dinesh.

(- Encyclopaedia of Indian Cinema - Ashish Rajadhyaksha & Paul Willemen - New Revised Edition 1999 and thanks to Mr. Jamal Akbar)


Film credits of

Bari Maa

(Hindi/Urdu - 1945)
ActorsNoorjahan, Ishwar Lal, Sitara, Yaqoob, Meenaki, Lata Mangeshkar
DirectorVinayek
Producer's?
WriterZia Sarhadi
Music directorK. Datta
Lyricists/poetsAnjum Pilibhity, Zia Sarhadi, Raja Bhade & Dinkar
Singers
Cinematogrpahy?
Other's
Film music of

Bari Maa

(Hindi/Urdu - 1945)
1.

Aa Intezar Hay Tera..

(Hindi/Urdu)
Singer(s): Noorjahan
Music: Datta Korgoankar
,
Poet: ?
,
Actor(s): Noorjahan
2.

Diya Jalakar Aap Bujhaya..

(Hindi/Urdu)
Singer(s): Noorjahan
Music: Datta Korgoankar
,
Poet: ?
,
Actor(s): Noorjahan
3.

Janani Janambhoomi Tum Maa Ho Badi Maa..

(Hindi/Urdu)
Singer(s): Meenakshi, Lata Mangeshkar
Music: K. Dutta
,
Poet: ?
,
Actor(s):
4.

Kisi Tarah Say Mohabbat Mein..

(Hindi/Urdu)
Singer(s): Noorjahan
Music: Datta Korgoankar
,
Poet: ?
,
Actor(s): Noorjahan
5.

Mata Teray Charnon Men..

(Hindi/Urdu)
Singer(s): Lata Mangeshkar, Ishawarlal & Co.
Music: K. Dutta
,
Poet: ?
,
Actor(s):
6.

Tum Humko Bhula Baithe..

(Hindi/Urdu)
Singer(s): Noorjahan
Music: Datta Korgoankar
,
Poet: ?
,
Actor(s): Noorjahan






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