Piya Ghar Aaja

Piya Ghar Aaja is an Indian film directed by Prahlad Dutt and starring Meena Kumari, Karan Dewan, Saroj, Agha Jaan and Mohantara Talpade.[1] Meena Kumari also lent her voice for playback and sang seven songs in this film.[2] The film was released on April 23, 1948. Incidentally, the film’s original title was "Jalan".

Piya Ghar Aaja
Directed byPrahlad Dutt
StarringMeena Kumari
Karan Dewan
Agha
Music byBulo C Rani
Pandit Indra Chandra (lyrics)
Production
company
Ranjit Movietone
Release date
  • 23 April 1948 (1948-04-23)
CountryIndia
LanguageHindi

Plot

Karan Dewan, a medical student marries the niece (Meena Kumari) of a lawyer without the consent of their respective families. However, there is no opposition to the marriage from the respective families. After some time, complications develop in their married life due to a jealous sister-in-law (Bhabhi) who wanted Karan to marry her sister. The jealously becomes the main theme of the film with melodrama interspersed with some comical situations by Agha. At the end, everything is well settled.

Soundtrack
Track #SongSinger(s)LyricsComposer
1 "Ek Baar Phir Kaho" Meena Kumari Pandit Indra Chandra Bulo C. Rani
2 "Na Koi Dilaasa Ha" Meena Kumari Pandit Indra Chandra Bulo C. Rani
3 "Ankiyan Taras Rahi Piya" Meena Kumari Pandit Indra Chandra Bulo C. Rani
4 "Nain Base Ho Raja Dil Mein" Meena Kumari Pandit Indra Chandra Bulo C. Rani
5 "Desh Paraye Jaanewale Bhool" Meena Kumari Pandit Indra Chandra Bulo C. Rani
6 "Nain Dor Se Bandh Liyo Chitchor" Meena Kumari, Karan Diwan Pandit Indra Chandra Bulo C. Rani
7 "Mere Sapnon Ki Duniya Basanewale" Meena Kumari Pandit Indra Chandra Bulo C. Rani
8 "Na Koi Dilasa Hai" version 2 Mohantara Talpade Pandit Indra Chandra Bulo C. Rani
9 "Dil Mera Loot Liya Haay" Saroj, Agha Jaan Pandit Indra Chandra Bulo C. Rani
10 "Mili Aj Piya Se Ankhiyaan" Meena Kumari Pandit Indra Chandra Bulo C. Rani

    References
    1. "Hindi Film Songs - Piya Ghar Aaja (1947)". MySwar. Retrieved 21 December 2016.
    2. "MEENA KUMARI–THE SINGING MAESTRO". nikhileiyer. 1 April 2013. Retrieved 21 December 2016.
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