Sung by Mukesh and picturised on Mala Sinha and Raaj Kumar for the film 'Phool Bane Angaare'. Lyrics by Anand Bakshi and music by Kalyanji-Anandji.
Sai Chand is an Indian film Actor, who has worked predominantly in Telugu movie industry. Sai has worked in popular movies like Sye Raa Narasimha Reddy, Fidaa. Listen to the Hindi romantic song 'Gawah Hain Chand Taare' of Rishi Kapoor & Meenakshi Sheshadri from the movie Damini (1993)Singer: Kumar Sanu, Alka Yagnik. Destroyed) is a 2006 Indian Hindi-language romantic thriller film, directed by Kunal Kohli and produced by Yash Raj Films.The film stars Aamir Khan and Kajol, with Rishi Kapoor, Kirron Kher, Tabu and Sharat Saxena in supporting roles.
chand jane kaha kho gaya
chand jane kaha kho gaya
tumko chehre se parda hatana na tha
chandani ko yeh kya ho gaya
chandani ko yeh kya ho gaya
tumko bhi iss tarah muskurana na tha
chand jane kaha kho gaya
pyar kitna jawan, rat kitani hasi
aaj chalte huye tham gayi hain jamin
tham gayi hain jamin
aankh tare jhapakne lage
aankh tare jhapakne lage
aisi ulfat ka jadu jagana na tha
chand jane kaha kho gaya
pyar me bekhabar, ham kaha aa gaye
meri aankho me sapne se kyo chha gaye
pyar me bekhabar, ham kaha aa gaye
meri aankho me sapne se kyo chha gaye
kyo chha gaye
do dilo ki hain manjil yaha
do dilo ki hain manjil yaha
tum na aate toh hamko bhi aana na tha
tumko bhi iss tarah muskurana na tha
chand jane kaha kho gaya
chand jane kaha kho gaya
chand jane kaha kho gaya
tumko chehre se parda hatana na tha
chandani ko yeh kya ho gaya
chandani ko yeh kya ho gaya
tumko bhi iss tarah muskurana na tha
chand jane kaha kho gaya
pyar kitna jawan, rat kitani hasi
aaj chalte huye tham gayi hain jamin
tham gayi hain jamin
aankh tare jhapakne lage
aankh tare jhapakne lage
aisi ulfat ka jadu jagana na tha
chand jane kaha kho gaya
pyar me bekhabar, ham kaha aa gaye
meri aankho me sapne se kyo chha gaye
pyar me bekhabar, ham kaha aa gaye
meri aankho me sapne se kyo chha gaye
kyo chha gaye
do dilo ki hain manjil yaha
do dilo ki hain manjil yaha
tum na aate toh hamko bhi aana na tha
tumko bhi iss tarah muskurana na tha
chand jane kaha kho gaya
chand jane kaha kho gaya
Chand Aahen Bharega Movie Name
Chand Taron Main Nazar Aaye Movie Name
Rohan Chand
American actor Rohan Chand was born in Brooklyn, New York City to parents of Indian descent. He was discovered when he was just six years old during a baseball game. One of the other players’ mothers was a casting director for Adam Sandler’s movies, and she approached Rohan’s parents to offer him a role in a new movie. He was cast as Sandler’s adopted son in Jack and Jill (2011).
Next, Rohan appeared in the television series Homeland as Issa Nazir, the son of a terrorist who is killed during an American drone strike. In the film Lone Survivor (2013), Rohan played the son of an Afghan who assists Marcus Luttrell, played by Mark Wahlberg. For his role, Rohan spoke Hindi and Urdu.
His other roles include playing opposite Jason Bateman in Bad Words (2013), a performance that earned him wide praise from critics, and The Hundred-Foot Journey (2014). He also appeared briefly in Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (2017) as a young boy at the Bazaar.
This year Rohan will appear in his biggest role yet as the title star in the new Jungle Book adaptation, Mowgli (2018).
American actor Rohan Chand was born in Brooklyn, New York City to parents of Indian descent. He was discovered when he was just six years old during a baseball game. One of the other players’ mothers was a casting director for Adam Sandler’s movies, and she approached Rohan’s parents to offer him a role in a new movie. He was cast as Sandler’s adopted son in Jack and Jill (2011).
Next, Rohan appeared in the television series Homeland as Issa Nazir, the son of a terrorist who is killed during an American drone strike. In the film Lone Survivor (2013), Rohan played the son of an Afghan who assists Marcus Luttrell, played by Mark Wahlberg. For his role, Rohan spoke Hindi and Urdu.
His other roles include playing opposite Jason Bateman in Bad Words (2013), a performance that earned him wide praise from critics, and The Hundred-Foot Journey (2014). He also appeared briefly in Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (2017) as a young boy at the Bazaar.
This year Rohan will appear in his biggest role yet as the title star in the new Jungle Book adaptation, Mowgli (2018).