It’s a crying Sh(a)ame that the Central Board of Film
Certification (commonly known as the Censor Board) is trying to take a moral
high ground now.
Were Albela to release 66 years after it
actually did, it would object to Shaam
Dhale Khidki Tale (which was three minutes and 42 seconds long), on the
grounds that it might influence men to indulge in eve-teasing.
The second line
of the song, penned by Rajinder Krishan, went, “Tum ceetee bajaana chhod do” (Stop whistling).
It was composed
by C Ramchandra, and sung by him and Lata Mangeshkar.
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