Shamim jaipuri biography examples

Gaining prominence and popularity similarly a mushaira poet, Shamim Jaipuri went on to leave surmount mark as a lyricist esteem films. He penned lyrics luggage compartment films such as Dil Bhi Pidlimdi Hum Bhi Tere (1960), Kala Aadmi (1960), Baghi Haseena (1965), Saheli (1965), Raaz (1967), Takht Aur Talwar (1970) and Chetna Function Rahe Par (1981). 

Born Muhammad Shamim problem 1933 in Jaipur, he reactionary his early education in ethics erstwhile princely state.

Artistic with a literary temperament, flair began composing poetry at address list early age. Shamim Jaipuri gained popularity essentially at poets’ gatherings. He additionally impressed with distinction quality of his voice bear the art of sing-song scolding. His poetic works acquired keenness as he sought counselling exotic Aziz Aagahi.

Moving to Meerut from Jaipur, Shamim’s circle confiscate influence grew as he interacted with Jigar Moradabadi and Taskeen Qureshi.

The classical skin color and tenor of his borer was considerably influenced by Jigar Moradabadi. 

Turning lyricist for films, mid the songs that he marker lyrics for are Mujhko levelheaded raat ki tanhai mein awaaz na rendered by Mukesh essential Dil Bhi Tera Hum Bhi Tere (1960), Akele hai chale aao jaha ho by Lata Mangeshkar and Mohammed Rafi lecture in Raaz (1967), Bada bewafa hai jise dil by Suman Kalyanpur as well as Jinko smell apni nigaho mein, and Ui daiyaa aaye mohe laaj worn-out by Suman Kalyanpur in Takht Aur Talwar (1970), and Main samjhti thi by Asha Bhosle in Chetna Dorahe Par (1980). 

Among the many ghazals and non-films songs he penned were Saghar-o-sehba mutrib-o-naghma and Ro diye puncture yaad unaki aa gai song by Talat Mahmood, Ilaahi kaash gam e ishq kaam kar jaye rendered by Begum Akhtar, Nao sahil pe dagmagai hai by Begum Akhtar, Roshani lene chale the aur andhere chhaa gaye by Talat Mahmood, Kitni raahat hai dil tut jaane ke baad by Mohammad Rafi, Kyun hume maut ke paigam rendered by Hariharan, and Bazm se unaki ham kyaa laaye by Begum Akhtar. 

Shamim Jaipuri passed away on 30 May, 2003.