Mohammad Rafi’s 69 year old song, which became Champi Song, is still the first memory of headache.
Bollywood songs: It is not possible to talk about evergreen songs of Hindi cinema and not mention the name of Mohammed Rafi. The 69 year old famous song “Sar Jo Tera Chakrae” sung in his voice is as popular even today as it was at the time of its release. With time this song became famous among the people as ‘Champi Song’ and was also used in many advertisements.
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This song was part of the film ‘Pyaasa’ released in 1957. In the film, it was filmed on actor Johnny Walker who made this song memorable with his excellent comic timing and unique style. The lyrics of the song were written by famous poet Sahir Ludhianvi while the music was composed by S.D. Burman had prepared. The melodious voice of Mohammed Rafi immortalized it forever.
The song starts with Sir jo tera chakarae, ya dil dooba jaaye, aaja pyare paas hamare, kahe ghabaraye…. This song, which explains the benefits of head massage in a fun way, became popular among the people. This was the reason that in later years, its tune and lyrics were used in many hair oil and head massage advertisements. Gradually this song became famous by the name of ‘Champi Song’.
Today, even in the digital era, this song is constantly heard on social media, reels and playlists of old film songs. The new generation is also liking it with the same enthusiasm as the audience had embraced it decades ago. This is the biggest identity of a timeless song that despite changing times, its popularity does not diminish. This song of Mohammed Rafi’s legacy is considered a priceless heritage of the golden era of Indian film music. Due to excellent singing, brilliant music and humorous presentation, “Sar Jo Tera Chakrae” still holds its special place in the hearts of listeners of all ages.
Report: Kalpana Pandey
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