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Tu Hindu Banega Na Musalman | Tribute Song | 94th Birthday Cover Song | By raaj-Gambhir

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Channel: Moods of Raaj - Gambhir · 2018 · Music

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Dear Friends,
You All know The definition of lifetime achievement in the dictionary. Itis the notable successes that someone achieves during their life. For me my lifetime achievement is Growing Up Listening to The Godly Voice Of Mohammad Rafi Saheb from a very young age. I was growing up in a very small village in Africa when my Father used to switch on All India Radio. I would be listening to the Legend's songs pretending to be asleep despite repeated calls from my mum to wake me up. In this mini series I am back once again to Pay My Respected Idol Homage in the Month of his 94th Birthday in my own Mood & Style. The next Song will be on Wednesday 5 Dec, a Duet with A Popular and melodious Singer On YT.
Song : Tu Hindu Banega Na Musalman
Original Singer : Mohammad Rafi
Music : N Dutta 
Lyrics : Sahir Ludhianvi
Director : Yash Chopra
Producer : B. R. Chopra
Movie : Dhool Ka Phool
Star Cast : Rajendra Kumar, Mala Sinha, Nanda, Mehmood, Manmohan & Others
''LIFE IS NOT ALL ABOUT LIKES SO IF YOU DON'T APPROVE OR GENUINELY DISLIKE MY SONG THEN DO NOT FORGET TO HIT THE THUMBS DOWN BUTTON ABOVE.''
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Translation of the above song:
you will not become a Hindu nor a Muslim will you become
of the human progeny you are and a human being you will become

it is wonderful that so far no name you have
and no association with any religion you have
the knowledge that has divided the human beings
no blame on you, for none of that you have

the harbinger of changed times you will become
of the human progeny you are and a human being you will become

each one of the human beings, Lord created
and out of that Hindu or Muslim, we created
nature had blessed us with just one land
but here India and there Iran, we created

the storm that breaks every barrier is what you will become
of the human progeny you are and a human being you will become

that which teaches hatred, that religion is not yours
the step that tramples human beings is not yours
that temple which has no Quran, yours it is not
where there is no Gita, that mosque is not yours

an inspiration of peace and compromise you will become
of the human progeny you are and a human being you will become

these merchants of religion one’s own country they sell
and also the shrouds of the human corpses they sell
those slayers and looters sitting in the palaces
for the price of thorns, the garden’s soul they would sell

for them, the declaration of death you will become
of the human progeny you are and a human being you will become

you will not become a Hindu nor a Muslim you will become
of the human progeny you are and a human being you will become

*South Asian poet Sahir Ludhianvi (1921-1980), whose real name was
Abdul Hai, was born in Ludhiana, Punjab. He wrote poetry on a wide variety of a subjects, including social and humanitarian issues, and received many awards, in addition to the Padma Shri from the Indian government and the Soviet Land Nehru Award from the government of the then Soviet Union. He also wrote songs for commercial films without compromising either the quality or his own conscience. He once said: Whatever is to be said, inclusion of conscience is necessary, that is, one should also feel it from inside.
Sahir considered great South Asian poet Faiz Ahmed Faiz as his mentor.
The above song is from the early 1960’s film Dhool ka Phool (or Flower of Dust). The song is filmed on a man raising a child whom he had found abandoned.
** A temple is a Hindu place of worship, Qur’an is the Muslim scripture, Gita is the Hindu scripture, and a mosque is a Muslim place of worship.

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