Mandir (The Temple) is a 1937 Indian Hindi devotional film directed by A. R. Kardar.[1][2] Produced for the Shankar Talkies Corporation, it had music by Professor Ramzan Khan.[3] The lyricist was Manjhar Hashiri.[4]
Mandir | |
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Directed by | Abdul Rashid Kardar |
Produced by | Shankar Talkies Corporation |
Starring |
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Music by | Professor Ramzan Khan |
Production company | Shankar Talkies Corporation |
Release date | 1937 |
Country | British India |
Language | Hindi |
The cast included Rajkumari, Dhiraj Bhattacharya, Anees Khatoon, Agha and Akhtar Nawaz.[5]
The music director was Professor Ramzan Khan and the lyrics were written by Manjjar Hashiri.[4]
# | Title |
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1 | "Sunheri Duniya Par Kyun Gazab Giraya Ram" |
2 | "Manao Gao Aaj Badhai Dukh Ke Din Gaye Beet" |
3 | "O Bhar De Bhr De Bhagwati Hamare Bhandaar Ko" |
4 | "Tumhe Ho Gyan Tumhin Se Dhyan" |
5 | "Tripuraari Tum Bhakton Ke Ho Dukh Haari" |
6 | "Karega Bhala Tera Bhagwan" |
7 | "Kya Kya Na Kar Raha Hai Duniya Mein Naam Tera" |
8 | "Khush Ho Ki Bel Booton Ne Gaayi Bahaar Hai" |
9 | "Jab Jab Hui Dharam Ki Haani" |
10 | "Jai Jai Durga Mai Kar De Ek Bhalayi" |
11 | "Jaago Murli Mukutdhari Zulmon Se Roti Hai" |
12 | "Jhoolao Gao Hari Ko Jhoole Min Jhulao" |
Films directed by A. R. Kardar | |
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