De De Pyar De - The Hit song of SHARAABI (1984) was taken from Runa Laila's SUPERUNA album which actually had a Bengali origin. (Did You Know - 41) |
Runa Laila, a famous playback singer in Pakistan, Bangladesh and India was active in the decades of 70s and 80s in the past. Amongst her immensely popular numbers in India remain “Dama Dam Mast Qalander” and “Mera Babu Chhail Chhabila Main To Nachungi”.
29 Nov 2012 /
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Chris
Sir,
Bobby Sing
Dear Chris, 3. Regarding this point firstly, the article does not make it as if RUNA LAILA is the COMPOSER of the song. Thats your conclusion. But the article actually is trying to say that it was Runa Laila's private album from which the song was actually taken. If a music composer or lyricist, composes or writes a song for any paricular person or project then he rightly takes his fees and sells that work to the person concerned. Now here after selling that work, they ethically cannot use the same song in any other project of theirs as they dont have the copyrright to do so. 4. Lastly, I would like to add that the article actually came into existence when I read a recent interview of Runa Laila in FILMFARE magazine, in which she clearly said that it was she, who was first informed to sing the song by Bappi Da himself but later the plans got changed somehow and she still doesnt know what happened.
Chris
Well, here are the 2 songs
Song from Guide - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xppeLdqTz_g Bengali folk song - the inspiration seems to be pretty direct from 1.01 min. One doesn\'t need to be a musician to see that I reckon. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tIxjqFZkI_I
Bobby Sing
After listening to the Bangla song in particular, there is no doubt that Bappi Da's "De De Pyar De" is infact a clear clone or version of this original song also adpated by S. D. Burman in "Guide". |
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