Khilari () is a 1950 Indian Hindi-language film directed and produced by R. C. Talwar. It marked the first & the only released onscreen collaboration of actors Ashok Kumar and Suraiya, two major stars of 1940s Hindi cinema. The film also marked the acting debut of Kumar's brother Anoop Kumar who played a supporting role. The film features a soundtrack composed by Hansraj Behl.
In a contemporary Times of India review, Khilari was described as a "pleasing" and "well directed picture".
Cast Source: Ashok Kumar Suraiya Kumar Sunder Indu E. Tarapore Anoop Kumar Narmada Shanker Cuckoo Moray Vasantrao
Soundtrack While Hansraj Behl provided the music direction, the lyrics were penned by Deena Nath Madhok, Nakhshab Jarchavi & Rajendra Krishan. Shamshad Begum, Suraiya, Mohammed Rafi, Kishore Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar & Sundar provided their vocals to the soundtrack. Song Singer(s) Lyricist"Yeh Teekhe Teekhe Nainonwale..." Deena Nath Madhok"Jee Bhar Ke Mohabbat Kar Le..."Shamshad Begum"Yeh Kaali Zulfon Wale Jeene Nahin Dete..."Sundar"Mast Hawaon Mein Thandi Thandi Chhaon Mein..."Suraiya"Chahat Ka Bhulana Mushkil Hai..."Nakhshab Jarchavi"Dil-e-Nashaad Na Ro...""Main Raat Ko Uth Uth Roti Hoon...""Mohabbat Mein Nazar Milte HI...""Dard-e-Dil Tham Jaa Zara..."Lata Mangeshkar"Ada Se Muskuraaey Jaa..."Kishore KumarRajendra Krishan"Yeh Pyaar Ki Manzil Se Mujhe..."Mohammed Rafi & Suraiya
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