Jiya Le Gayo Ji Mora Lyrics is a hindi song from the 1962 movie Anpadh. Jiya Le Gayo Ji Mora Saawariya singer is Lata Mangeshkar. Jiya Le Gayo Ji Mora Saawariya composer is Madan Mohan Kohli and Jiya Le Gayo Ji Mora Saawariya lyricist or song writer is Raja Mehdi Ali Khan. Jiya Le Gayo Ji Mora Saawariya music director is Madan Mohan Kohli. Jiya Le Gayo Ji Mora Saawariya features Mala Sinha, Balraj Sahni, Dharmendra. Jiya Le Gayo Ji Mora Saawariya director is and the producer is . The audio of Jiya Le Gayo Ji Mora Saawariya song was released on 10th May, 1962 by Saregama.
Movie: Anpadh
Singers: Lata Mangeshkar
Song Lyricists: Raja Mehdi Ali Khan
Music Composer: Madan Mohan Kohli
Music Director: Madan Mohan Kohli
Music Label: Saregama
Starring: Mala Sinha, Balraj Sahni, Dharmendra
Release on: 10th May, 1962
Jiya Le Gayo Ji Mora Lyrics :
Jiya le gayo ji mora saawariya
Jiya le gayo ji mora saawariya
Laagi man men lagan hui baavariya
Jiya le gayo ji mora saawariya
Jiya le gayo ji mora saawariya
Pa ni ni ni re re re ma ma
Ma dha pa ma pa re
Ni re re re ma ma ma dha
Dha dha saa ni dha ni pa
O papeehe o papeehe
Tune papeehe nahin
Dekhe more sainya
Dekhe to le-lega un ki
Balaiyaan tune papeehe nahin
Dekhe more sainya
Dekhe to le-lega un ki balaiyaan
Ja re deewaane maar na taane
Piya ki sun ja ke baansuriya
Jiya le gayo ji mora saawariya
Jiya le gayo ji mora saawariya
Aa saamane aaye to mai
aankhon men chhupa lun
Thaam ke bainya un he
Dil men bitha lun
Saamane aaye to main
Aankhon men chhupa lun
Thaam ke bainya un he
Dil men bitha lun
Shaam savere saath ho mere
Gori ke sang jaise gaagariya
Jiya le gayo ji mora saawariya
Laagi man men lagan hui baavariya
Jiya le gayo ji mora saawariya.
Anpadh Movie Plot :
Shambunath “Shambu” is a rich man who lives with his younger sister Lajwanti “Lajjo”. Shambu feels that accumulation of wealth is much more important than education because of which Lajjo becomes illiterate. Lajjo is a naive young girl, who doesn’t know to do household chores. Many days later, Shambu gets Lajjo married to Deepak, another young man who comes from a rich family. Lajjo is devastated to know that Deepak is a bibliophile and is highly educated. She confesses to the family about her illiteracy much to the disappointment of Deepak. As a result, her marital life is destroyed and she is mistreated by her own husband, in-laws and her school going brother-in-law Kishore.
One day, Deepak catches Lajjo, when she was asking the servant to write a letter to Shambu. When Deepak reads the letter, he finds that Lajjo lied to Shambu that her in-laws are taking good care of her and she is leading a happy life. Deepak, is deeply moved by her innocence and apologizes for what happened and promises to teach her to read and write. The couples are much more delighted after they know that Lajjo is pregnant.
However, fate plays another game when Shambu has an argument with Deepak’s father, Thakur Mahendranath where Lajjo intervenes and condemns Shambu. A disappointed Shambu angrily storms away. Deepak who got to know of this, decides to bring back Shambu. Unfortunately, as he is going, his car bumps onto a tree. Deepak is hospitalized but dies very soon.
Lajjo is left all alone and at the same time, Mahendranath and his wife blames Lajjo for Deepak’s death and expels her from their house, leaving her destitute. She goes back to her house but finds it locked. Later, she gets to know that Shambu fled from the area after he murdered a zamindar. She wanders around for a job but is unable to get a job because of her naivety. She comes across her friend Basanti who takes Lajjo to her home, where she gives birth to a girl.
After, hearing her story, Basanti pities her and many days later, Lajjo learns sewing, cooking and a lot other chores, gets a job and earns enough money. She is able to provide education to her daughter, Kiran. Meanwhile, Lajjo makes herself at Basanti’s home.
Years pass by, Lajjo becomes aged and Kiran grows up. She is studious and intelligent. During her graduation, Mahendranath is the guest. Mahendranath is impressed by Kiran and gives her a job, unaware that she is his granddaughter. Kiran is in love with a young lawyer. Kishore too has grown up, he is irresponsible. One day Kishore kidnaps Kiran. Lajjo runs behind the car in which she was abducted. This is when, an aged and poor Shambu finds her and recognizes her.
With the help of Shambu, Lajjo rescues Kiran and shoots Kishore with his pistol. Shambu takes the blame for the murder. In the court, Lajjo recognizes Shambu. Overcome with guilt, she confesses the crime. However, the court sentences Shambu to 5 years of prison. The siblings have an emotional goodbye. Mahendranath apologizes to Lajjo for mistreating her. Shambu confesses his mistake for not educating Lajjo and promises that he will return. Shambu advises Lajjo to sell their old mine and start a new school for girls.
The film ends with Lajjo fulfilling her brother’s advise by starting a school with the help of Kiran who is now happily married to her lover.
Lata Mangeshkar (born as Hema Mangeshkar; 28 September 1929 – 6 February 2022) was an Indian playback singer and occasional music composer. She is widely considered to have been one of the greatest and most influential singers in India. Her contribution to the Indian music industry in a career spanning eight decades gained her honorific titles such as the “Queen of Melody”, “Nightingale of India”, and “Voice of the Millennium”.