Dum Maro Dum | Asha Bhosale | Zeenat Aman REACTION!!
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By the way, this song was shot on location in Kathmandu with actual hippies. Dev Anand recounts in his book how someone from the US wrote to him after the film came out thanking him for helping find his daughter.
Because that daughter was one of the real hippies who was an extra in this film. The letter-writer recognised her this way.
That's cool.
This song seriously needed subtitles especially the second half when Kishore Kumar sang, because it had beautiful lyrics.
The actress Zeenat Aman was studying at the University of California on scholarship in the 60s and was a part of the whole hippie, rock culture scene, which is why she was cast in the role.
I thought she was from England
Zeenat met Dev Sahab at a party of a mutual friend and knew he was looking for someone new to play Jasbir/Janice (Mumtaz Jee was cast as his love interest because she didn't want to play his sister on screen). She walked up to him in the party, blew cigarette smoke in his face and said 'Dev, I am your Janice'. And that's how she was cast.
Source: Dev Sahab's fantastic autobiography.
Again, he made Zeenat what she was. Shame no one acknowledges this.
This song needs subs. He is saying don’t take names like Ram and Krishna in vain. Understand what they have given the world.
Exactly such beautiful lyrics
Dev Anand was National Award winner actor
Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam was President of India at that time
True...!!
@@vijaylahre7299 and india was located at South most part of the Asia .....and tajmahal was in agra at that time 😂😂😂
The man and his sister have been separated due to parents divorce. Man is in the police force. His father requests him to find his missing sister in khatmandu where she has gone with her hippy friends. The story is about how he gets her back. A good movie for the classics month. There is a mandatory love interest, but of course!
Watch Hare Ram Hare Krishna.
Fact of HARE RAMA HARE KRISHNA (1971) : One of the background hippie's parents later called Dev Anand thanked him, saying that they found out their long lost daughter who ran away from house long time ago and saw it in the film and located her in Nepal.
This showed how ahead RD Burman was this composition.
Most of his songs are copied manh!
@@sudeeppingulkar2290 lol that's the most bizarre statement I have heard. Do you know how many songs he has composed, it would be easily touching 1000 songs. Out of that only handful songs are INSPIRED ( around 50 odd) and even lesser blatantly lifted..
@@user-yh4uj2sx9x Dude, whitewash it all you want but he stole sooooooo frigging many of his songs.
@@user-yh4uj2sx9x he’s right most of his composition is copied 🤣
@@miloblackmetalhate lol idiots talking, who don't know ABC of music. Your barking wont make a difference.
I had goosebumps when Kishor Da sang . So meaningful!!! This is the 1st time ever I have seen the entire song.
Every fing single time....
I like the really catchy first part way more sung by Asha Bhonsle. Kishore Kumar part is a touch boring.
Me also
When Kishore da starts Dekho oo diwano Tum yeh kaam na karo... U feel like listening to him and drop what you are doing
This song without subs is not fair subs r most important for this song it is related to life lessons ,spirituality
life lessons for chutiyas
@@wrightvcx2249 life lesson for jihadis🐖😁
First part was all about the hippy culture where the girl was trying to justify this entire drugs and intoxication bit in the name of worship of Lord Ram and Lord Krishna.
Second part was where hero tells them not to malign the name of Lord Ram and Lord Krishna in trying to justify their wrong deeds. Lord Ram and Lord Krishna have taught people to fight the pains of life with courage and not to run away from life by drowning oneself in drugs. That Kishore Kumar part is the best description of Lord Ram and Lord Krishna by any song in Bollywood movie.
Second part is bullshit.
@@voldebean6055not until u understand the meaning behind it
The Kishore kumar part is so meaningful.. I love it..
Meaningful yes, but as a song not as great as the 1st part sung by Asha Bhonsle.
@@harshmathur007 Yeah that was very energetic..
@@harshmathur007 It was as beautiful as the first part and way more melodious. Every music can't be loud and fast. Music has different forms.
Asha ji's part was best
@The Porcupine Man ys ik
Finally! DevAnand is singing that do not take Ram and Krishna’s name in vain. Do not try to escape, when Ram went thru so much suffering to uphold his principles.
Absolutely beautiful 🙏
"Hare Rama Hare Krishna" was a big hit of seventies, directed and acted by Mr.Dev Anand, one of the most handsome and stylish actors of the Bollywood. Media wrote a lot about the resemblance of Mr.Gagry Peg and Mr.Dev Anand. This movie was about brother-sister story in the time of the Hippie Culture - #Moshy
Gregory Peck
@@sbkrishnakumar5404 oops sorry...!
@@mrmoshy0912 That's alright. Sometimes autospell check on mobiles is the problem.
This song has multiple messages intertwined into its lyrics.Whereas it promotes ultra practical 'damn care about people's opinion' attitude, simultaneously, it also showcases the principles of maryadapurushottam Shri Ram.Ironically, in today's Life we need both the aspects which are striking opposites.... don't care for others...Set good examples for others.Thanks☺️
I had never heard the second part of this song 😂
Same
Chal jhutti
Me too
Nobody did brother
How come someone didn't listen the second part..if they are retro lover...
The second half of the song is a total vibe killer ngl 😂
All these years I thought they are different songs. Never in 1000 years I would have guess they are parts of the same song. 😅
But it is meant to be one song. The message is more important than the vibe.
Actually this song cannot be appreciated without subtitles...as the lyrics are essence of the song !
This movie has lovely songs..watch Kanchi kaanchi re from this movie.
The 70's in India was the youth here was in the grip of Hippie culture. They were highly influenced by drugs n were moving away from the roots of Indian culture. An entire generation was becoming addicts. With this in mind a movie with a message was Hare Rama Hare Krishna. It gave the message that Rama bore all his problems in life with a smile and Krishna explained the Karma to us..Follow them and dont be weak n try to escape from problems through drugs..
This song n lyrics is saying the same ..
Beautiful movie n songs n very apt message to youth
Glad you're discovering how diverse Burman was as a composer and how versatile Asha is as a singer (more so than Lata).
Lata was just as versatile. She just chose not to sing many songs of this nature but when she did, she was just as good. Even RD Burman in an interview acknowledged that Lata was the better singer.
@@no127 ✅✅
@@no127 we'll have to agree to disagree. While I think Lata is a very skillful singer, she is nowhere near as versatile as Asha. Lata would not be able to sing Dum Maro Dum or Piya Tu as well as Asha. Her style of singing and her vocal tone just wouldn't suit these songs. But just my opinion.
@@manb26 Lata's rendition of 'Aa jaane ja' shows that she was very capable of singing such songs. Yes, the style may be a bit different. However, since we are talking about versatility, there are several other genres where Lata has a clear edge, like haunting melodies, patriotic songs, sad songs, singing in a pampered young girl's voice etc. If you listen intently enough you will even notice how she skilfully changed her voice for different actresses and even at times for the characters and situations like in Amrapali, Pakeezah, Dastak etc. So, no harm in having an individual favourite but I don't buy into the theory that Lata wasn't as versatile🤷♂️
@@no127 I respect your opinion but it's just not the same as mine. Aa Jaane Ja was clearly composed with Lata's voice in mind (which L-P often did) and as a result the song suits her voice perfectly. But the song isn't as frenetic as Piya Tu Ab To Aaja or Duniya Mein Logon Ko or even Aaja Aaja Main Hoon Pyar Tera. Lata has never sung any songs like these and I don't buy the excuse that she just "chose" not to sing them. I'm not denying her skill in other styles. I just prefer Asha's voice and her songs for me encompass a much greater repertoire of musical styles. Just for clarification, I absolutely love many Lata songs such as Baahon Mein Chale Aao, Aisa Sama Na Hota, Kya Jaanoo Sajan, Mere Naseeb Mein, Bindiya Chamkegi, Haan Jab Tak Hain Jaan Main Nachungi, Hai Hai Yeh Majboori, etc.
What a great combination of Kishore da, Asha Tai & Pancham da! & of course gorgeous Zeenat & the legendary Dev Anand Sahab
Please react to Zeenat’s iconic song “Laila o laila” from movie Qurbani..where Sholay’s Gabbar is playing drum and lead role is Indian James Bond Feroz Khan..
Ah, don't forget the handsome Vinod Khanna who stole the show. 😍
@@WizInsight108 Agree.
What a coincidence!!!
You guys reacted to the song and there Apple uses the BGM of this song in their new iPhone launch video 🤯
How did you not mention Dev Anand.... He is probably one of the biggest Indian legend of that era
Most important is to know purpose of this film. Dev Anand movies many times made for addressing social problems like this. Hats off to his creations and intentions.
AND EXPLORE MORE OF THE ANAND BROTHERS , ESPECIALLY DEV ANAND.THEY HAVE GIVEN US SOME OF THE BEST FILMS OF HINDI CINEMA
Dev during the black and white era was something else. Bombai ka Babu, Kala Bazar and Jaal laid down the foundation for a proper anti-hero. Too often we're fixed on Guide and Jewel Thief.
Dev anand used real hippies he found in kathmandu and very smartly make them act in this song and other parts of movie.
Why an important song like this not translated, when other rubbish are translated
React to roop tera mastana, aradhana songs.. Sizzling for the 60s. Hehe n pretty awesomeee
Absolutely 👍
Wow. Never heard the second part of this song. I would often think that if this song were to release today, there would've been a riot! Now I know how they balanced it out.
It was remixed in 2011 dude and there was no riot,you unfunny commies.
@@lodalega9674 I'm not a commie! 😂
@@lodalega9674
There was no BJP in power in 2011.
@@Jasvinder518 BJP is not in power in West Bengal also,wahaan to sab kuch bahut badhiya chal raha hai na?
@@lodalega9674
Typical Bhakt, baat kaha ki kaha le gya.
During Congress regime movies like, Rang De Basanti, Haider, etc got released.
Would they have released today during BJP regime?
This is one of my favourite films growing up. The soundtrack is absolutely fab! Wore out my cassette tape listening to this. I know the lyrics to all the songs! ….those were the times!🥰
Review Guide and its songs.......one of the best movies made in Bollywood
Everyone remembers the first part of this song and become hippy and start singing these line while drinking .. but they never remembered the second part of this song …
You badly needed Subs to understand the part of song that Kishor Kumar sings.
I love the look of "so much in love " on Rick's face....
Okay,this is a beautiful composition without subs seems so unfair to react to it..The female version is an iconic song mostly everyone has heard..didn't know there ws another part by a male singer with such deep lyrics!
When Devanand started singing I had the same feeling that don't use such pure names for your unconsciousness and parties filled with drugs . Ram and Krishna are the biggest inspirations for supreme sacrifices . Their names should not be used anywhere.
Now this song is used in APPLE’s advertisement 🤯
"Dum Maaro Dum" means "take a hit". But the second half of the song is more about the criticism of the Hare Krishna movement and the associated drug use. But, ironically, I bet, a lot of people haven't even heard the second half of the song.
This is not hare krshna movement this is just hippies doing drugs
@@sanchan7312 ABSOLUTELY CORRECT!
Well, it was hippie through which Swami Prabhupada started Hare Krishna movement (as far as I know). Movements gets more popular within hippie.. Most of them then associated later devoted themselves with Iscon. Movements works great work then to US to get out of Hippie culture.
@@massoneman hare krishna movement has nothing to do with drugs and illict sex hippies joined the movement and gave up drugs etc still i dont know why hare krishns movement is associated with these people
@@sanchan7312 There are people wearing yellow kurtas with the symbols at 5:43. It zooms on them right when the 2nd part starts.
Now this is a song which needs analysis.... iconic no doubt
This needed subs badly..if the first part was funky , second part was an eye opner ..such beautiful lyrics in the second part. We always appreciate the urdu lyrics and this was as good as that.
Funky sounds way much better than eye opener one....any day....although i understand the context of that.
Happy that you are reacting now on Asha Bhosle's Old Songs.
Please React on "Aaja Aaja Main Hu Pyaar Tera" From Movie - Teesri Manzil
Sung By - Mohd. Rafi & Asha Bhosle
The old mobile phones had inbuilt ringtone of this song 😂😂😂😂
I saw Asha singing live in Holland😍
I wish you were able to see subs for 2nd half. It’s beautiful message. And in movie plot, The stoned actress is her long lost sister in childhood due to parents divorce, whom he founds when he is into addiction. And be tries to get her to normalcy.
Asha Bhosle voice is so soothing.... I personally love her more than Lata ji(unpopular opinion)
Same here. Lata Ji is technically perfect but Asha Ji loves life. She has a certain joy in her which translates beautifully into her singing.
Asha Bhonsle liked singing peppy and funky songs which suited her voice while Lata Mangeshkar mostly sung the romantic ones and made them legendary.
@@yogmayasingh6574 Correct.. Her voice is very lively... Her songs like, "Raat shabnami","sharara","inteha ho gayi" are my favourite..
@@harshmathur007 YEAH.. TRUE THAT..
@@harshmathur007 Lata had her share of peppy songs. Kanta laga, Do ghoont mujhe bhi pila de sharabi shows her calibre. Meanwhile Asha was equally good at bhajans. Those Mangeshkar sisters are very versatile.
Devanand just entered and killed the whole vibe. 😂
Kishor Kumar, Mohammad Rafi, mukesh and rd Barman was legends I have many songs of them
please react to pancham da's other subtle and soft melodies like - CHINGARI KOI BHADKE , YEH KYA HUA, , MUSAFIR HU YAARON, O MAJHI RE , GHAR AAJA GHIR AAYE, RAINA BEETI JAYE AND (FOR THE 234756th TIME) TERE BINA ZINDAGI SE KOI
Kuch to log kahenge has already been reacted to. They talked about how Sharmila is supposedly unhappy because Rajesh Khanna stole her drink. Still want the reactions to the other songs in the list?
@@saatsamunder15 i am sorry , please forgive me
but I still want the reactions
@@arjunruhil1215 Nothing to forgive, bro. You just asked for reactions for some wonderful songs. I just wanted to give a heads up not to expect any deep insights from OSR. They truly don't get why these songs are special. Don't be disappointed if they make some silly joke.
@@saatsamunder15 True...They react to all the other crappy songs but the ones that are gems of bollywood they don't even touch it. I don't know who suggest them the songs.
Zeenat mam,to me she was much more attractive than current gen heroines.
Adorable she was ,love her ❤️
This is ABSOLUTELY essential viewing! A wonderful film with the true essence of the counterculture movement!
Be it anything ..... this song is so freaking good ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🎉🎉
Iconic RD Burman-Asha Bhonsle swinging sixties song where the style diva Zeenat Aman makes a smashing debut....her character is swaying to the music and hash, singing 'Take a puff, forget all your worries in chanting the name of Ram (the human avatar/incarnation of Vishnu, the preserver; hero of the epic Ramayan) and Krishna (the complete divine avatar of Vishnu; He spoke the Bhagvad Gita in the epic Mahabharat).
Her brother played by the legendary but highly stylized Dev Anand (if you think SRK has image-trap mannerisms, wait till you watch Dev saab!) reminds the stoned hippie crowd to stop insulting Lords Ram and Krishna and reflect on what they actually stood for. Lord Ram sacrificed his happiness and kingdom for the sake of his father's word while Lord Krishna taught us about always doing our Karma (moral/ethical duty) despite the circumstances. The hippie crowd chanting their names are running away from reality and their duties, seeking happiness in gratification. Meanwhile the cigarette-smoking sidekicks of the drug lords are giving the moralizing brother dark looks because his words can hurt their business (they beat him up right after smashing the glass at the end!)
You summed it up nicely. But Dev during the black and white era, before he developed his trademark mannerisms was a fine actor. He was versatile easily skipping from comedy to cynical. He made the popular noir classics with the the small town thieves,smugglers,black market racketeers and sundry other antiheroes varying from realistic to happily-ever-afters. Bombai ka babu, Kala Bazar, Tere ghar ke samne etc are gems.
Dev Anand's filmography in the black-and-white era has some of the greatest timeless classics with some of the most urban and modern female characters and absolutely gorgeous songs! My personal favorites are the ones directed by his brother Vijay 'Goldie' Anand - 'Hum Dono' (the two of us), 'Tere Ghar ke Saamne' (in front of your home) and Guide (the Hindi one).
@@ritusehgal6140 I love Vijay Anand's films with Dev. Completely mainstream but not dumbed down for the audience. Yes, the heroines of Navketan films are very independent and forward thinking -whether they are urban or rural. Waheeda from Kala Bazar who dares to change her mind after falling in love with a second man while being engaged to her college sweetheart or Sadhana who decides to move in with her boyfriend's mother or Kalpana from Nau do gyarah who dares to run away from her own wedding. But the Vijay Anand films from the 70s like Chupa Rustam and Johny Mera Naam were mediocre though the music still remained superb.
Completely spot on. Great to see people recognising Dev A and Navketan films and how ‘modern’ they were. It doesn’t get talked about as much by industry, film channels, critics etc.
Why don't you mention the names of actors in the title if you don't know them? Do you even realise how big a legend Dev Anand is? He is as big as Dilip Kumar.
In fact all of the Asha bhosle and her partner the music director RD Burman combination song are wonderful stuff.👌 Never miss them!
All India - all time hit song of 1970s.
Raam ne has kar sab sukh tyage
Tum sab dukh se dar ke bhaage
Krishna ne karm ki reet sikhayi
Tum ne farz se ankn churayi..... 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 great lines by majroon sultanpuri
Second part of song inspirational
"Ram ne haskar sab sukh tyage tum sab dukh se darr ke bhage" what a line
It was shoot in the era of hippie in Nepal. In the video, those foreigner were the real hippies🇳🇵
Yasssss Finallly u guys reacted it! I have requested it so long 😁👏 btw, I read that they're real hippies in those days. I loveeee this song and the atmosphere of the party so real 👍
The hero at 6:00 is convinced that the drug stoned girl singing is his long lost sister who had ran away from USA or Canada many years ago.
He has come to Nepal to take her back.
That's the main story of the movie.
The Song and Situation inspired from. iSCKON revolution in 70's in american europian countries where Shreela Prabhu transformed lives of many hippies from Druggies to krishna Devotees. Hare krishna hare ram 🙏
Dum Maaro Dum is so iconic! Its still a party number and has had numerous revamps and redo's. I'd be surprised if any one knows or even cares about the second part :) its such a buzzkill! Probably was the start of moralizing and religiosity in Bollywood. Honestly, the reason Bollywood is vilified today is because they portray people as so pure and loving .. so self sacrificing that nobody can live up to that image, least of all Bollywood!
The Voice is Asha bhonsle..🔥
Watch Devanand's 'Guide' movie said to be ahead of it's time.
You should read Bhagwat Gita as it is your evry questions answers in this book hare Krishna Hari bol 👍🙏😀
You needed subs.. at least for second part
In one interview Usha Uttup ji said Hare Krishna Hare Ram, first recorded with Lata Mangeshkar and Usha ji. Later on it was released with asha bhosle.
omg,, did he just tear up looking at a text from his wife ... awwwwww...
Zeenat Aman is a LEGEND
It's a great movie set in Kathmandu, Nepal of 70s obviously, with references to the hippie culture and scenes from beautiful Kathmandu, you guys should definitely watch it.
Love your guys commentary! ❤️
Gives us a different perspective.
Keep it up.
Watch Dev Anand’s C I D , Hum Dono and Tere ghar ke Samane - classic legendary old movies. 👍
Can’t do such songs without subs.. the meaning is deep, philosophical nd v Beautiful
This song was so Iconic that its sample was used in some American Songs like Method Man's - What's Happening ft. Busta Rhymes.
No one can level Kishore Kumar ▫️
Ever
Who is here after the song is used in Apple iPhone 13 pro launch ad? 😅
Why is it that I never heard kishore da's part before? Always thought the starting lyrics were offensive
Because they only played Asha Bhonsle's part on Radio,Tv.
Sir lots of love and respect from India
Wow what a lines beautiful ♥️🍁🍂
I went back to my school days. I lost count of how many times I listened this song.
And wait for the end, that's awesome
This song is taking by Apple to advertise iphone 13 ad..😂😂legend r.d.burman
The Lady is his Sis , escaped neglected childhood , landed with those hippies , chanting Iskcon mantra "Hare Rama Hare krishna", he's come to take her back, reform her,faced resistance from drug Mafia ,shot in Nepal, was an issue youngsters early 70s, guys want a treat from you guys
Glad that u guys r listening to RD❤️😍😍😍the genius, the maestro
Zeenat Aman was Miss Asia Pacific 1970. The first Indian to win that pageant.
The second Indian to win Miss Asia Pacific was in 1972 and then years later in 2000 with Dia Mirza (whose also an amazing actress and you guys must check out her work)
Always loved the song
i wish it was dubbed. the lyrics in here matter a lot..😍
Uss jamane main aisa song gana or aise lirics banana ek guts ki baat hai... masterpiece asha ji ne Kamal kar diya hai .....
The grumpy guy is the legendary Dev Anand and he is her brother in this movie who comes looking for her so far from India
wtf is that second part....I had never heard it 😂😂😂
In this movie they are in Nepal where at the time smoking hash, marijuana was legal. Hippies from all over came to Kathmandu to enjoy the high life.
All time favorite song.....was waiting for reaction.....
Lyrics??
This song got me into music and R D burman
India was actually pressurised by the US to criminalize marijuana. Nehru kept that pressure at bay but ultimately Rajiv Gandhi wilted.
Really wonderful collection and contribution. 💐
Sir u both are the best miss you both sir
zeenat aman is Dev Anand's long lost sister in this movie. u have reacted to a song with the 2 brother sister before
"he is upset because he didn't get it "🤣🤣🤣🤣
Man this movie made me cry as a child.