Andaleeb
Andaleeb is a Pakistani Urdu colour film starring Waheed Murad, Shabnam, Aliya, Lehri, Mustafa Qureshi, Ibrahim Nafees, Talish, "Baby Jugnu" Durdana and many others.[1]
| Andaleeb | |
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| Directed by | Fareed Ahmed |
| Produced by | Rashid Mukhtar |
| Written by | Salma Kanwal |
| Starring | Waheed Murad Shabnam Aliya Mustafa Qureshi "Jugnu" Durdana Zareen Lehri Ibrahim Nafees Talish |
| Music by | Nisar Bazmi |
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Running time | 180 minutes |
| Country | Pakistan |
| Language | Urdu |
This film is a musical love story based on Salma Kanwal's novel. The film was produced by Rashid Mukhtar under the banner of Nigar Pictures. Fareed Ahmed was the director and Nisar Bazmi was the music director of the film.[1]
Music
The music of the film was composed by well-known musician Nisar Bazmi.[1] The song Kuch log rooth kar be lagte hain kitne pyare written by Masroor Anwar was one of his big super-hit songs for 1969. Songs of the film are:
- Nanhi munni guria rani... by Runa Laila
- Kuch log rooth kar bhi lagte hain kitne pyaare by Ahmad Rushdi[2][3]
- Gaisuyon ke anchal mein... by Ahmad Rushdi
- Mere dil ki mehfil saja dene wale... by Ahmad Rushdi and Noor Jehan
- Tere waadon ne sanam... by Runa Laila
- Kuchh log rooth kar bhi... by Noor Jehan
- Pyar kar ke ham buhat pachhtaye... by Noor Jehan, film song written by Kaleem Usmani[2][3]
- Jhoote waado se na dil behlaiye... by Runa Laila and Dina Laila
Awards
Andaleeb won four Nigar Awards in the following categories:
| Category | Recipient |
|---|---|
| Best actor | Waheed Murad[4] |
| Special award | Shabnam[4] |
| Best screenplay | Ali Sufian Afaaqi[4] |
| Best sound editor | A. Z. Baig[4] |
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References
- Andaleeb (1969 film) on Complete Index To World Film (CITWF) website Retrieved 25 May 2019
- Soundtrack of film Andaleeb (1969) on IMDb website Retrieved 25 May 2019
- Andaleeb (1969 film) on Pakistan Film Magazine (pakmag.net) website Retrieved 25 May 2019
- Nigar Awards (1969) listed on cineplot.com website Published 13 May 2010, Retrieved 25 May 2019
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