Rajendra Krishan(1919-1987)

Music Department
Writer
Composer

Rajendra Krishan was born on 6 June 1919 in Jalalpur Jattan, Punjab, British India. He was a writer and composer, known for Khandan (1965), Payal Ki Jhankar (1968) and Nagin (1954). He died on 23 September 1987 in Bombay, Maharashtra, India.

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Awards
- 1 win

Known for

Khandan

6.7

Music Department

1965

Payal Ki Jhankar

4.6

Music Department(as Rajinder Krishan, songs)

1968

Nagin

6.7

Writer(as Rajinder Krishan)

1954

Wedding Celebration

7.8

Music Department(as Rajinder Krishan)

1962

Credits

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Music Department

Ulfat Ki Nayee Manzilen
5.9
- lyricist
- 1994
Tera Karam Mera Dharam
- lyricist
- 1987
Angaaray
5.9
- lyricist
- 1986
Maa Ki Saugandh
- lyricist
- 1986
Khel Mohabbat Ka
5.9
- lyricist
- 1986
Allah-Rakha
5.2
- lyricist (as Rajinder Krishan)
- 1986
Qatl
7.3
- lyricist
- 1986
Pyaase Honth
- lyricist
- 1985
Humdum
- lyricist
- 1984
Achha Bura
7.3
- lyricist (uncredited)
- 1983
Katilon Ke Kaatil
6.1
- lyricist
- 1981
Professor Pyarelal
6.6
- lyrics
- 1981
Silsila
7.2
- lyrics by
- 1981
Yari Dushmani
4.7
- lyricist
- 1980
Jaandaar
4.4
- lyricist
- 1979

Writer

Ulfat Ki Nayee Manzilen
5.9
- dialogues
- 1994
Aag Ka Dariya
4.9
- Writer
- 1990
Khel Mohabbat Ka
5.9
- dialogue
- story (as Rajinder Krishan)
- 1986
Dharam Adhikari
Short
- writer
- 1986
Dharm Adhikari
5.2
- dialogue (as Rajendra Kishen)
- 1986
Guru Ho Jaa Shuru
4.9
- lyrics (as Rajinder Krishan)
- 1979
Sahib Bahadur
7.3
- songs
- 1977
Ponga Pandit
6.4
- dialogue (as Rajinder Krishan)
- 1975
Naya Din Nai Raat
7.1
- dialogue (as Rajinder Krishan)
- 1974
Shandaar
8.0
- screenplay, dialogue
- 1974
Jwar Bhata
7.0
- dialogue (as Rajinder Krishan)
- 1973
Wafaa
3.9
- dialogue (as Rajinder Krishenji)
- 1972
Shehzada
6.7
- dialogue (as Rajinder Krishan)
- 1972
Maalik
7.0
- dialogue (as Rajinder Krishan)
- 1972
Bombay to Goa
6.7
- dialogue (as Rajinder Krishan)
- 1972

Composer

Personal details

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Alternative names
- Rajinder Kishan
Born
- June 6, 1919
- Jalalpur Jattan, Punjab, British India
Died
- September 23, 1987
- Bombay, Maharashtra, India

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Trivia
He was considered as the richest writer in Hindi cinema. The reason was that he had won the jackpot worth Rs.46,00,000 in horse racing. The sum was considered as a huge amount during the late seventies.