The film's name is: Mere Lal' and not Merelal.

For cross-check, you can note down the name of the music
director as: Laxmikant Pyarelal

The songs are easily available on Tape / CD of this film

Sudhir

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amezaghcha wrote:

"dharatii kahe pukaar ke, biij bichhaa le pyaar ke..."

##lawn mower## ke ##engine## kii aawaaz se taal milaate hue
##Solanki## saahab gaa rahe the | is videsh me.n unake saaptaahik
kaaryakram me.n ghaas kaaTanaa (yaa chha.nTanaa) shaamil thaa | apane
desh me.n hote to kewal ##radio program## hii unake liye saaptaahik
ba.ndhan huaa karate the -- lekin wo to unake Khud apanaaye hue
ba.ndhan the | aur yahaa.n na jaane kitane kaamo.n ne unake saaptaahik
jiivan ko vyast kar rakhaa thaa | aise me.n we Khud hii apanaa
manora.njan kiyaa karate the |

"tumhii ho maalii, dhobii tumhii ho
na koii ##helper##, wo bhii tumhii ho"

kabhii-kabhii baawarchii bhii ban jaanaa pa.Dataa thaa | ye aur baat
hai ki unakaa pakaayaa khaanaa unake hii gale nahii.n utarataa thaa |
aaKhir biiwii par pyaar aa hii jaataa thaa | bechaarii saalo.n se
rasoii kaa bojh sambhaale hue hai | aur usake bhii to koii ##helper##
nahii.n thaa yahaa.n | saare saptaah ke baad ##Sunday## ko bhii jab
pyaaj kaaTane lagatii, tab

"dekhe.n nahii.n jaate hai.n diladaar tere aa.nsuu.n
Tuka.De hai.n mere dil ke..."

On Dec 22, 4:21 pm, "amezaghcha" wrote:

A friend of mine in New Jersey USA has the film. Do you want a copy
of the movie or just the songs?

I wish to share links to two websites that contain a plethora of songs
from regional films and albums, besides Bollywood music as well as
Carnatic and Hindustani recitals.

(1) http://www.hummaa.com

I found a wealth of rare songs in Marathi and Bengali on this site,
that I had never heard before. For example sake, I had never heard
Lata's "Pankh have maj poladaache" (composer Meena Mangeshkar) before.
In Bengali, I got to hear Lata's "ek baar bidaay de maa..." sung for
Aparesh Lahiri. Beautiful composition! The site also contains songs in
Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Assamese, Konkani, Bhojpuri,
Punjabi and Gujarati.

(2) http://www.oriyamusic.com/

For Oriya music.