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Geet Gaya Patharon Ne گیت گیا پتھروں نی गीत गाया पत्थरों ने
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Directed by
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V. Shantaram
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Written by
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V. Shantaram (dialogues)
Hasrat Jaipuri
Vishwamitra Adil (lyrics)
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Screenplay by
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V. Shantaram
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Story by
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K.A. Narayan
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Produced by
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V. Shantaram
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Starring
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Jeetendra
Rajshree
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Cinematography
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Krishna Rao Vashirda
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Edited by
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V. Shantaram
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Music by
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Ramlal
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Production
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V. Shantaram Productions
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Release date
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22 November 1964
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Running time
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162 minutes
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Country
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India
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Language
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Hindi
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Geet Gaya Patharon Ne is a 1964 produced and directed by V. Shantaram on V. Shantaram Productions banner. Starring Jeetendra, Rajshree which were first marked debut to both of them and music is composed by Ramlal.
Vijay, son of a poor temple sculptor and a tour guide, was a carefree young lad. One day while helping his father to guide a bunch of young women around the temple, he meets a beautiful young girl named Vidya. After some teasing, both fall in love. Vidya was a classical dancer and motivates the sculptor Vijay, who makes many beautiful statues in a short time. Meanwhile, Vidya discovers that her mother wants to sell her to a rich man as a mistress. She succeeds in escaping from her mother's house and comes to Vijay. He wants to take his father's permission to marry her but was rejected as his father thinks that Vidya is a prostitute. Moreover, he thinks that Vidya couldn't stand the poverty. Vijay, seeing Vidya helpless, marries her anyway with the help of his chacha (uncle)
On the other hand, a rich old gentleman wants to build a mahal the like of ancient Indian architecture and wants to fill it with ancient Indian sculptures. It is also revealed that his only daughter was kidnapped years ago by his maid and has not yet been found. His representative, who was a sculptor himself before he lost his hands in an accident, searches everywhere for a man to do the job. He finally gets impressed by the art of Vijay and invites him to work for this gentleman. Vijay agrees and leaves with him while Vidya stays with chacha.
By the time he comes back after a year, chacha dies and his father tells him that Vidya left for a rich man as she couldn't live in the poor locality. He goes there and sees her in the house of a rich man and angrily leaves. Vidya tries to explain things, but he wouldn't listen and not even acknowledge the child in Vidya's hands. Devastated, Vidya wants to kill herself but doesn't on the account of her son. She joins as a cook in the house of a gentleman. He was the same gentleman who offered the job to Vijay. Later, Vijay comes back and selects Vidya as his model without knowing her identity as she always veils her face. Years pass and Vijay almost complete the job when he, at last, identifies Vidya. Vidya tries to explain to him, but he was still angry and wouldn't listen to her and just wants to finish his job and leave. After some drama, Vidya's mother comes and reveals that Vidya has been chaste all the time and that she was the actual culprit. It is also revealed that Vidya was the lost daughter of this gentleman and this woman who poses as Vidya's mother was the kidnapper. Vidya forgives Vijay and everybody is reconciled.
- Jeetendra
- Rajshree
- Surendra
- Keshavrao Date
- C.H. Atma
- Nana Palsikar
- Paresh Kumar
- Dalveer
- Parsuram
- Kamal
- Bharathi
- Mai Bhide
- Master Babloo
music by : Ramlal.lyrics.by: Hasrat Jaipuri and Vishwamitra Adil
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Singer(s)
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1
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"Saanson Ke Taar Par, Geet Gaya Pathro Ne" (Solo)
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Kishori Amonkar
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2
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"Saanson Ke Taar Par, Geet Gaya Pathro Ne" (Duet)
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Mahendra Kapoor, Asha Bhosle
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3
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"Ho Saath Agar, Mandave Tale Garib Ke"
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C. H. Atma
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4
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"Aa Ja, Janeja Mere Meharaban"
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Asha Bhosle
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5
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"Janewale O Mere Pyar"
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Asha Bhosle
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6
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"Aayiye Padhariye"
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Mahendra Kapoor, Asha Bhosle & Chorus
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7
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"Raat Naujawan"
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Asha Bhosle
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8
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"Ek Pal Jo Mila Hai"
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C. H. Atma
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9
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"Tere Khayalo me Hum"
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Asha Bhosle
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