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Shailendra –The People's Poet Shailendra –The People’s Poet Born in Rawalpindi on 30th August 1923, Shailendra spent his childhood in Mathura where he had his early education, topping the school. Poetry was his first love but family situation forced him to take up the job of a railway mechanic. He was transferred to Bombay in 1947. The stereotype aspect of the job was totally out of line with his nature…he spent most of his duty hours writing poetry than toiling in the workshop. Shailendra took part in the Freedom struggle in his own style. He wrote fiery poems which would ignite the masses. At a poetry soiree organised by Progressive Writers’ Forum, a young man introduced himself to Shailendra as Prithviraj Kapoor’s son and asked him to write a song for his film Aag. Shailendra had just recited Jalta Hai Punjab which matched the film’s theme of Partition. However, Shailendra refused to sell his poetry. A few months later, an emergency led him to Raj sahib for a loan of Rs. 500. Raj sahib instantly gave him the money. After a few months, when he went to return the money, Raj Sahib refused and instead asked him to write for Barsaat. Shailendra wrote the title song -Barsaat mein tumse mile hum. This was also the debut film for Shankar-Jaikishan. This team then went on to create musical history. Though Shailendra had best association with Shankar-Jaikishan, he shared an equally good rapport with other musical giants like Salil Chowdhry, S.N.Tripathi, S.D. Barman, Pt Ravi Shankar and Anil Biswas. He won the Filmfare award for the Best Lyricist thrice….in 1958 for Ye mera deewanapan hai, in 1959 for Sab kuchh seekha hamne and in 1968 for Main gaaun tum so jaao. Shailendra considered his life his real poetry. His poetic genius was in his ability to convey the deepest of thoughts of a common man in the simplest of words, and with intensity, making his songs immortal. Preferring to write in Hindi and local dialects, he wrote 842 memorable songs for 170 films. Shailendra decided to turn a producer with Teesri Kasam. The film failed initially but later on became a big hit. In 1966, it won the President’s Gold Medal for Best Film. It was selected for the Moscow International Film Festival in 1967. Shailendra breathed his last on on 14th December 1966, at the age of 43, which ironically was the birthday of his mentor and dearest friend-Raj Kapoor. The contemporary lyricist Hasrat Jaipuri once stated that Shailendra was the best lyricist the Indian film industry ever had. Gulzar has written that no one can ever replace Shailendra. आ अब ब ज ऐ क ज क आज क ढ ज ज ज ब आज क क ज ज ज ब ब आ आज क क ज क क आज अब आज ज ज ज आज आ आ ऐ ज क क आ क ज ऐ ज आ आ अब क ब ज क ब ज ज क ब ऐ क औ क क आ क ज अज ब क ब क ब ज क आ ब अ क ज क क ग़ ब ज क ब अ आ एक - आ ढ ब क क क क क घ ब ज क क क क ज ज क ब क क अ ब क क क ज ज ब क ब ए क ब क क क औ ज़ क औ ज क ज क ब क आ ज ब ज औ ज क ब क घ अ , ज ब , ज उ ब अब एक ब क ज ज उ उ ज क ज़ ज घ अ ज क क क आ क ग़ -ए – आ ज ए ब एक क ज उ क ज ज क घ आज घ आ क ज ज , ब क आए क अ आ क ब ज ज अ क ज क ब क क ज़ क अजब -ए- ब ब क ज़ ब , ब ज़ ब ज़ ब , ब , क कब ब - क ? ज ज ज ब क क ? ज ज क आ क क क ढ , क ज ब आ अब ब क , क उ ज ! क क क क , क - क क अ क ब ज़ क "एक ब क , औ ज़ ब अ ब क ढ क अ क उ क ! क क ज अ क आज़ क , ज ज . आब क ! ------------------------------------------ ज ज़ क उ ज ज ! ब क क , क ज़ ब क अ क उक क ए आज ज क ! क क क क क उ क . ज ज ज क ब क , क - ------------------------------------------------ ब ब ब क , क क ज ! क क , क बज ब ज , ' ' क क , अ क , , ब ब आ क ! क क ; ज़ क ! , ब क , ------------------ क क ज क ! , ज ज क , आ क , औ - ऐ आ अब क , क अ -ब , क क ब क - क - ए , ब अ ब , ! ए , ब ब क ! ------------------ क उ -क क क क क ; ज अ ज क ; उ आ क ज ज क क , ब , क ! अब ज , - आज़ , - औ क : ब क , ज़ क , " , ब ब क , , , क ! ------------------ क ब क आ ? ब ब ! अ क , आ , , , क , - एक घ , ब क ! क क क ! जब अ , ज क क ? क ज ! क क ! ------------------ क आज़ क घ घ अ क क ब ! ज़ ज क क क औ अ ब ब क , , ब क अ ज, आ ब ब अ , क , ब अब ज़ ज क क ! क ए अब क ब क , , क ब क क क ? क ज ज क आ , क , ज ब, क , क ब क ज़ ज क क ! क अ ज ज क ज क घ , क ज ज जब क ब क ब , उ क ब क अब क , अ ज़ ज क क ! _________________________________ क ब, ? क अ ज अ ज ! ब ए क क ज क , क ज़ ज क क ! क क अ क ? क ? ब , क क ज , अब आज़ क क जब , एक , बक ज़ आज क ज़ ज क क ! ब ब ज ज क क उ अब घ क ढ क , क क क ब ब ज क अब अ क ब -ब , क ब अब ज क ज ए , क ज़ ज क क ! ब क क _____________________________________ औ क क 15 आ ब क क ढ बज ---ढ ढ क क क उ ब एक क एक क क क ब ज ब क ब ज क घ क क ज ( ) ख , झ क आ उ , ब क ज ब ब क क क क , क क क ब ए क क क ज ब , जब आ क आ , घ ब , क क उ क क क क अ ज क आब ब ब , क ज़ ज़ क क क ऐ औ ग़ , घ ज क आ क ब ज क क ज , ज़ आ क क क क क ज ज़ , ब आ झ ब ज , ब क क ज आ क ज ज - क क ब , क -क क अ घब क क ज कब क क , अ ढ कब क क क घब क क ज , , घ ब क ब क ब क ब ज- -ग़ ब क आ ज ज ब , ब क ऐ क क ज ज क एक ब क एक , ब क ब आ ब क ब घ , क ग़म से अभी आज़ाद नह ीं म,ℂ ख़ुश मगर आबाद नह ीं मℂ मींज़ज़ल मेरे पास खड़ी है, पााँव मᴂ लेकिन बेड़ी पड़ी है, टाींगअ है दौलतवाला क क क क क ब ब आ क , क , ए ज क ब ज औ ए ब उ क आ ब क , अ क अब ऐ - ऐ ऐ ब ज औ ज , अब आ क क जब , ऐ क क क , , ऐ अ क ज क क , ज ज़ क , ब , ए ज़ , ब , क , क क क , क क ढ अब क क ज , क घ , क क , ज क क , ज़ क जब , क क , अब क क , ज़ , , क ब ए क , उज क ब क , ज ज क - , क ब क , क क क आ , आ क क ब क , क क ज ब क ज , , ज क ए, क ज ज क , क क ज , जब ज़ ज , आ क आ क , अ क ज क , क ब ज जब ग़ क अ घ आ , क क ग़ , ब क , ज़ क घ क उ , क ज उ क , ज ब ज ज क क , ज़ ब क ज , क क ज ज क क ब ब , ज क क ज ज क औ क एक ज़ ज ज ज क अ ब क अ क , क ज अब क झ , ब ब आ क , ज क ज़ , , , अब औ ऐ , ब क एक क उ , क , क अ क , आ क क , क क , आ , , ज आज आ क , ज क ख क क क उ क आज ज क आज क अ ब , क क ज क ज , क क ग़ब क ब ए क क ज क क अ क क आ क क ज़ ब क क क क उ , क क , ज क अ ज ब क , क अ ज क ज़ , ज ब क ज़ क क ऐ ब , ज क क ऐ ब क , ज़ क क क क क आ , क क आ क क क ब ब , ज क उ , , इ , अब क ब , , क क ब , , क , अ आज क ब क क ज़ ज ज , क आ क , ब क ज क आ क ओ , घ ब क क , ढ ढ - ब ग़ क क क क , क क ज क ब क आ ज़ क घ ब ए, ज ज उ क क आ क क क ब , इ इ , उ ज क , ज घ क अ , उ क , क , क , ब , आ क क झ , ख घ , ज ब , ज ए अक क ब क , क क ज , ब क ज ब ब क , ब क क क , ज ब क , क क ब ब क , क ब ज ब ज , क , क ब , आ ज ब ए ब क क ज , ज क , ब , आ क , क उ ए , ए , क , क ज ब आ , क , ज ..
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