तेरे द्वार खड़ा भगवान bhagat bharde re jholi..Waman Avtar 1955_Kavi Pradeep _Avinash Vyas..a tribute

Song : tere dwaar khada bhagwaan,bhagat bhar de re jholi.. Film : Waman Avtar,1955, Singer and Lyricist : Kavi Pradeep, Music Director : Avinash Vyas, Director: Raman B. Desai, Cast: Trilok Kapoor,D K Sapru,Nirupa Roy,Roop Kumar,Bipin Gupta,Pravin Kumar,Yashodhara Katju,Janki Das,Mayadas,Roop Laxmi,Kanchanamala Producer : Raman Desai, Production Co: Bombay Film Productions Lyrics :- tere dwar khada bhagwan, ho tere dwar khada bhagwan bhagat bhar de re jholi tere dwar khada bhagwan bhagat bhar de re jholi tera hoga bada ehsan ke joog joog teri rahegi shan bhagat bhar de re jholi tere dwar khada bhagwan bhagat bhar de re jholi oh, bhagat bhar de re jholi dol uthi hai sari dharti dekh re dola gagan hai sara dol uthi hai sari dharti dekh re dola gagan hai sara bheekh mangne aaya tere ghar jagat ka palanhara re jagat ka palanhara main aaj tera mehman, kar le re mujhse zara pehchan bhagat bhar de re jholi tere dwar khada bhagwan bhagat bhar de re jholi oh, bhagat bhar de re jholi aaj luta de re sarvas apna maan le kehna mera aaj luta de re sarvas apna maan le kehna mera mit jayega pal mein tera janam janam ka phera re janam janam ka phera tu chhod shakal abhiman, amar kar le re tu apna dan bhagat bhar de re jholi tere dwar khada bhagwan bhagat bhar de re jholi o bhagat bhar de re jholi... Waman Avtar (1955) :- Bombay Film Productions’ “Waman Avtar,” premiered on July 22th, 1955 to enthusiastic houses at the Central and other cinemas in Bombay, lives up to its claim to be “a mythological with a difference”. In this respect “Waman Avtar” is an incomparably refined and dignified presentation of classical legend, having for its central character one the greatest heroes of the Golden Age of our country. Based on the well-known story of King Bali, familiar to countless generations of Indians as “Waman Avtar,” the picture narrates the long struggle of that pious king against Indra’s band who had invaded the land of the Daityas and enslaved them. The theme has been handled by that veteran among directors, Raman B. Desai, with religious feeling which, while being lofty, is not mawkish. The tale is told with a simple directness and confident address which invest it with a dignity that charms and gives it the impress of a true-to-life narrative attuned to a note of high morality. The characters, though supernatural in stature, are human in their behavior and reactions. They are, in fact, so natural and human that the whole meaning and moral of the ancient legend comes home to one with the full force of personal experience. Yet these characterizations bring the gods before us in a manner which inspires respect and stimulates us to imitate their virtues and their good deeds. From that first glimpse of Heaven, where Indra perpetrates his great injustice upon the Daityas and ,Shukracharya, the enraged sage, vows to destroy him, to the thrilling climax in which Vishnu the Preserver sends Bali to the kingdom of Patal (the Lower World) and himself becomes the commander of the King’s guards, the picture grips one’s interest and holds it firmly through a succession of incidents and events which follow one another at galloping speed. Vamana Avatar.. Vamana, the dwarf, is the fifth incarnation of Lord Vishnu. He is also the first incarnation of the Second Age or Treta Yuga. The Bhagawat Purana describes that Lord Vishnu descended as the Vamana avatar to restore the power of Lord Indra over the heavens, which was taken by King Bali. The story of Lord Indra and King Bali is narrated below. Bali conquered the gods through great religious practice and asceticism. He drove out Lord Indra, the king Gods. Indra went to Lord Vishnu for help in conquering Bali and taking back his place with Gods in heaven. Lord Vishnu obliged him and took birth as a Brahmin. He went to King Bali’s sacrifice ceremony. The king honored the Brahmin and invited him to receive anything from him. Shukra, Bali’s guru recognized the Brahmin’s true self as Lord Vishnu. He warned the king, but in vain. The Brahmin, Vamana then requested Bali to grant him as much land as his legs could cover in three steps. The king did as he vowed but to his dismay, as when Vamana took his first two steps, he encompassed the earth, the middle world, and the heavens--and returned them to Lord Indra. To complete his promise, Bali offered his own head to Vamana for his final step. Vamana taught King Bali that pride and wealth is transitory and can easily disappear. Some believe that Lord Bali is supposed to return every year on the earth. Hence, Onam festival is celebrated in welcoming Bali home to his lost kingdom. Waman Avtar film 1955 Songs(6) Songs and Singers.. 1 Meri Surat Bholi Bhali Re Shamshad Begum 3:00 2 Laga Kaun Sa Nasha Ji Shamshad Begum 2:47 3 Baje Nagade Kaal Ke Mohammed Rafi 2:55 4 Akash Ke Raja Ja Re Asha Bhosle 3:01 5 Jal Jal Re Deepak Jal Asha Bhosle 4:04 6 Tere Dwar Khada Bhagwan Pradeep 3:24