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Shamsul Huda Bihari (S. H. Bihari) (1920–1987) was an Indian lyricist, songwriter and poet whose work was widely recorded and used in Bollywood movies during the latter half of the 20th century. [1] Bihari was born in Arrah, Bihar, India. He lived at Madhupur, Deoghar dist. in Jharkhand.
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In an evergreen film, Ghazal, made in 1964, Nawab Baaqar Ali Khan (played by Prithviraj Kapoor) has a line, “Yeh mera yaqeen hi nahi, balke mera imaan hai, ke jo Allah ko nahi maanta, woh achhi Ghazal keh nahi sakta” (It is not only my firm conviction but my faith, that one, who does not believe in God, cannot compose a good poem). S H Bihari is a ...
Hindi cinema became known for its magical songs, with mesmerizing lyrics, only because renowned poets came forward to write lyrics for the film songs in those days. S H Bihari was a poet, who decided to move to Mumbai to become a lyricist in Hindi films. It was his literary background that helped him to impart substance to Hindi film songs. Apart f...
Born in 1922 (date of birth is not known) in Arrah in Bihar, S H Bihari did his graduation from Presidency College in Kolkata. 2022 marks his Birth Centenary. S H Bihari took to writing poetry since his college days, alongside playing football for the famous Mohun Bagan Club. Following the horrendous and horrific assassination of Mahatma Gandhi, S ...
Despite the success of his songs in Duniya, he was still struggling to find work. In 1953, S H Bihari got married. Prior to his marriage, he wrote a poem, Tumhe apna saathi banaane se pehle, meri jaan mujh ko bahut sonch na hai. It sets out his worries about looking after his wife, given his bad times. In 1985, in the film, Pyaar Jhukta Nahi, a sim...
During the days of his struggles, his close friend and fellow lyricist Raja Mehdi Ali Khan wanted to help him, but in a different way. Mehdi Ali Khan took S H Bihari to a Baba. The Baba asked S H Bihari to give him a coin of Chandi. The poet thought that this was the fee to be paid to the Baba. But the Baba tied that Chandi coin as a Talisman (Taav...
Hit songs that S H Bihari has delivered in the Hindi films during the Golden Era include, Yeh Raat Phir Na Aayegi; Kashmir Ki Kali; Mohobat Zindgi Hai; Sawan Ki Ghata; Kismat; and CID 909. S H Bihari gave rare gems to the world of Hindi film songs. In 1962 came the musical hit,Ek Musaafir, Ek Haseena. It had songs like, Bahut shukriya, badi meherba...
Starting from Shart in 1954, through the three successive decades, till at least Pyaar Jhukta Nahiin 1985, S H Bihari gave some of the finest and most lilting songs to the world of Hindi Cinema. S H Bihari passed away on February 25, 1987. He was to write 6 songs for Janam, Janam, out of which he had completed only 4 songs when his end came at the ...
Huda Bihari is known for Jogi (1978), Police (1958) and Do Badan (1966).
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Producer: Jogi. Huda Bihari is known for Jogi (1978), Police (1958) and Do Badan (1966).
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Shamsul Huda Bihari was born in Arra, Bihar and he completed his college education from Calcutta. Proficient in Hindi, Urdu and Bangla, he got interested in shayari and poetry at a young age, leading to his shifting to Bombay in 1947 to try his luck.
