The second duet (duet #1 is the previous entry in 
the series archive) in this post also involves "shokh", 
but instead of "ada", it's the "sitaare" that
are "shokh" now. "ye shokh sitaare" w/ AshaB
...a pacific duet that seems to carry the listener 
on a journey in a moonlit night across the stars.

\startsong
\stitle{ye shoK sitaare.n}
\film{Hamara Watan}
\starring{Pradip Kumar, Shashikala}
\year{1955}
\singer{Hemant, Asha}
\music{Hemant}
\lyrics{Ravi}
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%Contributor: Prithviraj Dasgupta
%Transliterator: Prithviraj Dasgupta
%Availablity: HMV CD Magic Moments Hemant Kumar
%HMV CD Rare Gems of the 50s: Love Duets
%Date: April 12, 2002
%
\printtitle
#indian

he: ye shoK sitaare.n karate hai.n ishaare
aa baiTh ke do chaar gha.Dii pyaar kare.n
aa: ye raat javaa.N hai ra.ngiin samaa hai
aise me sanam pyaar kaa iqaraar kare.n

aa: leke ik ra.ng sii aayii hai ulafat ki gha.Dii
he: raat hai ban ke mere saamane dulahan sii kha.Dii
aa: kasam tumharii jo ham pyaar se inakaar kare.n
aa/he: aa baiTh ke do chaar gha.Dii pyaar kare.n \threedots

he: saaz\-e\-dil chhe.D ke ulafat ke taraane gaaye
aa: siyaahii aisaa ho jo Gam raat ko dhiire ho jaa_e
aa/he: : isii tarah se chaman pyaar kaa gulazaar kare.n
aa baiTh ke do chaar gha.Dii pyaar kare.n \threedots

#endindian
\endsong
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