Clerk 1989 Old Hindi Songs Listen Online Clerk Songs [MP3]

Clerk was directed by Manoj Kumar in the year 1989. Music of the movie is given by Uttam Singh and Jagdish Khanna. Clerk songs are sung by Manoj Kumar, Nitin Mukesh, Lata Mangeshkar, Raman Lal and others. The movie stars Manoj Kumar, Ashok Kumar and Rajendra Kumar play the lead roles.

Clerk is counted under the genre of crime, drama, action and romance. It shows the story of a middle class family. How it struggles, surviving with what they have. And how their times change when one of them wins a lottery. The family consists of Satyapti, who lives his Lajpat Nagar with his wife, three sons Ram, Bharat, Balram and a daughter Tulsi. Satyapti was a soldier in Azad Hind Fauj, but after Independence he got retired and is living on his pension. So, Ram served the army but lost one leg, along with a scar side and returned home. Bharat is a clerk and Balram and Tulsi goes to college. Things change allot when Bharat wins a lottery. How the change affects the family? It is the story. Overall, the movie is good. Clerk songs are also very nice. 

Here are the old Hindi songs of the movie:

Listen online Hindi songs of Clerk 1989,

01 – Aaj Pandrah August Hai
02 – Kadam Kadam
03 – Main Ek Clerk Hoon
04 – Neelaam Ghar Mein Hamne
05 – Rakh Geeta Pe Haath
06 – Tumse Jo Baat Huee
07 – Tun Tun

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Roll the drums for the MUMBAI FILM FESTIVAL 2010

While Indian cinema continues to attract viewers across the world, Mumbai, the capital of Hindi cinema itself is welcoming the world of the 7th art from Oct 21st to 28th at the MAMI’s 12th Mumbai Film Festival, seemingly the largest film festival ever to be held. The event opened with David Fincher's 'The Social Network' this Thursday, Oct 21st 2010 and will be showcasing 215 feature films, 15 documentaries and 24 short films from 58 countries.

The 2010 edition features not only an all-woman jury led by Jane Campion (‘Bright Star’, ‘The Piano’) for the International Competition but also the ‘Celebrate Age’ jury, led by none other than famed director Ramesh Sippy, as well as a special ‘Mumbai Young Critics’ jury consisting of hand-picked college students who are film enthusiasts, thus contributing a fresh perspective for both film makers and audiences. The ‘Dimensions Mumbai’ short film competition will also be a part of the festival, making the event thoroughly encompass a wide range of cinematic expression. A Japanese retrospective will also give joy to Asian cinema amateurs. Last but not least, two of cinema’s most emblematic personalities, for India and the international scene, will receive the festival’s Life Achievement award: Indian film actor-director-screenwriter-producer Manoj Kumar and renowned film maker Oliver Stone.

The PVR Juhu will host the Main Festival Complex while films will also be screened at neighboring Chandan Cinema (Juhu), Metro BIG Cinemas (Marine Lines) and BIG Cinemas R City (Ghatkopar).

Keep an eye on the festival programme for the following Indian or India-related 2010 releases, among many other pearls:

* 'The Way Home' – by Biju Kumar

* 'Good Night Good Morning' – by Sudhish Kamath

* 'Alif' – by K.M. Kamal

* ‘Harud’ – by Aamir Bashir

* ‘Semshook’ – by Siddhartha Kumar

* ‘Laadli Laila’ – by Murali Nair

* ‘Mirch’ – by Vinay Shukla

* 'Next Year in Mumbai' – by Jonas Pariente and Mathias Mangin (documentary from France).

For more information visit the MAMI 12th Mumbai Film Festival official website.

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