Even if Mohammed
Rafi hit rock bottom, he would never Seek(h)
solace in alcohol, which is why Maine
Peena Seekh Liya (which could be translated to, “I’ve learnt to drink”) was
ironic.
The song, from Goonj Uthi Shehnai, had a line which
went, “Paap kaho ya punya kaho” (which
could be translated to, “Call it a sin or a virtue”), and did go on to become paapular.
But if a horde
of people begins to believe that drinking is the p(anac)e(en)a for all
ills, Bharat Vyas can be blamed for penning this Vasant Desai composition.
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