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Across Germany, and in many other parts of the world, the October Fest is celebrated with beer or lager and free willing music. It has its roots in the setting in of fall weather with farmers going in for fall and winter crops that would not need them to toil as hard in field as they did all summer through.<\/p>\n
For me, a person who survives on music, my October Fest is celebrating the season of the partnership of Majrooh Sultanpuri with SD\u00a0Burman through a pick of 20 + 1 songs. Together they gave us so many superb reasons to celebrate.<\/p>\n
Majrooh was a poet of all seasons, he could write on the demands of the screenplay and situation and on the pre-set tunes of the music directors with deft. He could get as deep in human emotions as there can be or get as frivolous as we shall see in our first selection. He was introduced to Dada Burman (S D Burman) when Sahir Ludhianvi\u2019s exit created a gap in Dada\u2019s music room. Paying Guest<\/em> (1957) was the first film they came together and registered an instant hit, paving way to a trend for many more to follow.<\/p>\n Chhod do aanchal zamaana kya kahega <\/em><\/strong>(<\/strong>Paying Guest,<\/em> 1957) Asha Bhosle, Kishore Kumar<\/p>\n