Writings That Appear in Movies
Neeraj's poems which appeared in Hindi Movies as songs only added to their popularity. all these songs are in mixed but chaste Urdu-Hindi languages.
| n | Manna Day | |
| Dhiire se jaanaa khaTiyan me.n o khaTamal | Chhupa Rustom | Kishore Kumar |
| Dil aaj shaayar hai | Gambler | Kishore Kumar |
| Jiivan kii bagiyaa mahakegii | Tere Mere Sapne | Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar |
| Maine kasam lii | Tere Mere Sapne | Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar |
| Meghaa chhaae aadhii raat, bairan ban gai ni.ndiyaa | Sharmili | Lata Mangeshkar |
| Mera man tera pyaasa..... | Gambler | Mohammed Rafi |
| O merii o merii o meri sharmiilii aao naa tarasao naa... | Sharmili | Kishore Kumar |
| Phoolon ke rang se, dil kee kalam se... | Prem Pujari | Kishore Kumar |
| Rangeela re, Rangeela re, mere man me yoon ranga hai tera mann... | Prem Pujari | Lata Mangeshkar |
| Sho(w)khiyon mein ghola jaye phoolon ka shabaab,
Usme phir milayee jaaye, thodee see sharaab, Hoga yoon nashaa joh taiyyar, woh pyaar hai... |
Prem Pujari | Lata Mangeshkar, Kishore Kumar |
| Raadhaa ne maalaa japi shyaam kii | Tere Mere Sapne | Lata Mangeshkar |
| Karawan Guzar gaya, ghubar daykhtay rahay | Nai Umr Ki Nai Fasal | Mohammed Rafi |
| Subaha na aayee, shaam na aayee... | Cha Cha Cha | Mohammed Rafi |
| Woh hum na the, woh tum na the... | Cha Cha Cha | Mohammed Rafi |
| Aaj madhosh hua jae re
mera man, mera man, mera man sharaarat karne ko lalchaye re mera man, mera man, mera man....... |
Sharmili | Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar |
| Khilte hain gul yahaan, khile ke bikharne ko
milte hain dil yahaan, milke bichharhne ko..... |
Sharmili | Kishore Kumar |
| Ek Musafir Hoon Main, Ek Musafir Hai Tu..... | Gunaah (1993) | Manhar Udhas, Sadhna Sargam |
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