My Favourite Songs Of 1948

1948,1, Gayeja geet milan ke ,Mela,Naushad,Shakeel Badayuni,Mukesh,,,,

1948,2, Yeh zindagi ke mele ,Mela,Naushad,Shakeel Badayuni,Mohammed Rafi,,,,

1948,3,Bahe na kabhi nain se neer,Vidya,SD Burman,Yashodanandan Joshi,Mukesh,,,,

1948,4, Chanda re ja re ,Ziddi,Khemchand Prakash,Prem Dhawan,,Lata Mangeshkar,,,

1948,5,Zinda hoon is tarah,Aag,Ram Ganguly,Behzad Lakhnavi,Mukesh,,,,

1948,6,Bhoolne wale yaad na aa,Anokhi Ada,Naushad,Shakeel Badayuni,Mukesh,,,,

1948,7,Dil mera toda,Majboor,Ghulam Haider,Nazim Panipati,,Lata Mangeshkar,,,


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