I know that
heartbroken isn’t hyphenated, and that neither heart nor broken are capitalised.
But the subject of this post was composed by a pair of brothers who bore those initials – Husnlal Bhagatram [who taught composers Shankar (of the Shankar Jaikishan jodi) and Laxmikant (Pyarelal’s partner) and singer Mahendra Kapoor].
The track in question was Ek Dil Ke Tukde Hazaar Hue.
It was from Pyar Ki Jeet, the 1948 film that marked the directorial debut of O P Dutta (director J P Dutta’s father).
Qamar Jalalabadi penned the song, which was rendered by Mohammed Rafi.
But the subject of this post was composed by a pair of brothers who bore those initials – Husnlal Bhagatram [who taught composers Shankar (of the Shankar Jaikishan jodi) and Laxmikant (Pyarelal’s partner) and singer Mahendra Kapoor].
The track in question was Ek Dil Ke Tukde Hazaar Hue.
It was from Pyar Ki Jeet, the 1948 film that marked the directorial debut of O P Dutta (director J P Dutta’s father).
Qamar Jalalabadi penned the song, which was rendered by Mohammed Rafi.
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