The
silken-voiced Mahmood was not just the king of ghazals, but was excellenT(al)at romantic numbers too. That was
proved when he rendered Yeh Hawa Yeh Raat
Yeh Chandni, from Sangdil (1952).
It was penned by
Rajinder Krishan and composed by Sajjad Hussain [who was infamous for his propensity
to take pangas (unnecessary tiffs)
with his peers (as a result of which he scored the music for only a handful of
films in a career spanning over three decades).]
Interestingly,
the short-tempered music director didn’t spare an opportunity to taunt Mahmood,
calling him Galat (Wrong) Mahmood.
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