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Research and Script - Sunil Pundeer Voice Over and Narration - Shweta Jaya Video Editing - Harish Kumar Bulo's career started in 1939 under Ranjit Movietone. His initial days in Bollywood were full of struggle and hard work.[citation needed] As he started to work, he met some very big personalities who were very prominent names in music then such as Ghulam Haider, D. N. Madhok, etc. In the early 1940s, Bulo worked in some films as an assistant to Khemchand Prakash. He assisted Khemchand in movies like Tansen, Chandni, Sukh Dukh (1942), and Shahenshah Babar (1944).[citation needed] He sang his first playback song "Ruth Na Pyaar Mein" under Khemchand in the film Mehmaan (1942). Though he was an assistant music director, he composed the song "Dukhiya Jiyara" in the film Tansen, sung by Khursheed. The song's credit went to Khemchand Prakash, the composer of that soundtrack. In 1943, he was an assistant to Gyan Dutt in two films- Paigham and Shankar Parvati.[citation needed] Despite him composing the song, it was credited as a Gyan Dutt composition. However, he managed to sing in six films that year.[citation needed] His first film as a composer was Caravan (1944). The same year, he sang in the film Pagli Duniya.[citation needed] In that film, he changed his name temporarily to Bhola. But later on he sang many songs under this name till the end of his career. But he continued as Bulo C Rani for music direction. In 1945, he composed songs in films like Moorti and Pehli Nazar. Moorti was a popular musical and Mukesh sang one of his first hit songs in the film, "Badariya Baras Gai Us Paar".[4] Rani's other hits in the forties include Rajputani (1946) and Anjuman (1948). His best work to date came in the early 1950s - Jogan (1950), Wafa (1951), and Bilwamangal (1954). Bilwamangal was one of his last soundtracks which contained classic songs of Suraiya and C. H. Atma. The songs of that film became popular with one number in particular, "Hum Ishq Ke Maron Ko", which was sung by Suraiya with lyrics by D. N. Madhok.[5] As the new generation of composers like Shankar Jaikishan, Salil Chowdhury, and O. P. Nayyar became prominent in Indian cinema, Bulo was no longer as active by the late 1950s. However, he continued to compose for films till the mid-sixties. Some of his songs in this period were hits such as "Humein Toh Loot Liya" (Al Hilaal, 1958), "Mangne Se Jo Maut Mil Jati" (Sunehre Qadam, 1966) (Wikipedia) ------------------ Copyright Disclaimer Under section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for “fair use” for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, education and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. Why Did This Super Hit Musician Lose His Battle From Life During His Days of Poverty? , Bulo C Rani . Superhit musician of 40s