That is a classic gem from the Golden Age of Hindi cinema! It is known for its beautiful ghazal-like composition and unforgettable screen presentation.
Here is a description and the key details of the song "Chalke Teri Aankhon Se":
Chalke Teri Aankhon Se Sharab Aur Zyada
| Detail | Information |
| Song | Chalke Teri Aankhon Se Sharab Aur Zyada |
| Movie | Arzoo (1965) |
| Singer | Mohammed Rafi |
| Music Director | Shankar-Jaikishan |
| Lyricist | Hasrat Jaipuri |
| Starring | Rajendra Kumar and Sadhana |
| Theme | A romantic serenade praising the intoxicating beauty of the beloved's eyes, comparing their tears (or moisture) to sharab (wine). |
Scene Description and Context
The song is picturised on Rajendra Kumar, who, in a famous twist, disguises himself as an old man to be close to Sadhana's character without arousing suspicion. He then sings this soulful, yet playful, ghazal to her, expressing his admiration for her captivating beauty.
The lyrics are deeply poetic, particularly the lines:
Chhalke teri aankhon se sharab aur zyada, Khilte rahe honthon ke gulaab aur zyada.
(Let the wine overflow from your eyes even more, And let the roses of your lips bloom even more.)
It is one of Mohammed Rafi's iconic romantic solos from the mid-60s.
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