Helen Remixed 3

Here's a nice mix of rare Helen videos and upgrades in 1080p High Definition. Enjoy!

The Lost Films of Helen

This video slideshow shines a light on some Helen films that haven't been seen since they were originally released many years ago. They are presumed to be lost forever.The complete total of lost Helen films most likely numbers over 100. In addition, many Helen films that have been released are censored versions that edited out her dances. Such films include Rail Ka Dibba, Khazanchi, Return of Superman, Barkha Bahaar and many others.

The audio for this video is from a lost Helen film. The song is Jhoom Jhoom Ke Jaam Choom Ke. Singer: Geeta Dutt. Film: Coffee House (1957). Music: Roshan. Lyrics: Prem Dhawan. Actors: Geeta Bali, Shammi Kapoor.

Helen on Blu-ray (Ultimate Edition)

This is the expanded Ultimate Edition of Helen on Blu-ray. As usual, I remastered all the videos to the best of my ability, and now most look and sound better than they ever have before. So, gather friends and family around a large widescreen HDTV, open a bottle of Vat 69, serve some hot samosas with some tamarind chutney on the side, and have a party. :party Then, sit back, pop the disc in your player, and let Helenji entertain you :e for the next 4 hours as only she can. :tup


Get the Blu-ray here at DesiTorrents. Registration is required.

Video of the week

Enjoy the classic Didi Tera Devar Deewana from Hum Aapke Hain Koun (1994) that was taken from a Zee TV HD broadcast. :tup



Next post: Helen on Blu-ray (Ultimate Edition). :e :e

Cricket in the Jungle

Cricket, anyone?

Here are Guyana's Dave Martins and The Tradewinds as they perform one of their best songs - Cricket in the Jungle. Enjoy :O

Rare Helen....Remixed (Part Two)

Here is another remixed collection of some rare "first time on Youtube" Helen videos. The centerpiece of this compilation is an ultra rare video where Helen finally meets her match as she dances with her greatest partner yet - herself. :e :e

In addition, rare trailers for Don, Raja Jani, and Amar Akbar Anthony are featured throughout the video :tup. Enjoy :)

Madhumati as Helen in Suno Zindagi Gaati Hai

Helen had many copycats throughout her long and storied career in Bollywood. But none was more blatant than Madhumati. Here she performs in Suno Zindagi Gaati Hai from Pagla Kahin Ka (1970); during which she hopelessly mimics Helen while Helen bemusedly watches from the audience.

Often imitated, never duplicated. There is only one Helen. Don’t be fooled by impostors. ;)

Chutney Music

According to Wikepedia, Chutney music is a form indigenous to the southern Caribbean, popular in Guyana, Trinidad and Suriname. It derives elements from traditional Indian music and popular Trinidadian Soca music. This contemporary fusion of genres was created by Indo-Caribbean people whose ancestors were from Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Bengal and the South Indian area around Madras. Enjoy Guyana's Terry Gajraj and Trinidad's Rikki Jai as each performs one of their biggest hits. This is followed by a video from a fine local band from Suriname.

Video of the week

Helen dances to an Arabic/Tribal/Funk/Disco :o fusion instrumental in Raakhi Ki Saugandh (1979).