जिगर के घाव को ऊपर का मरहम कब मिटाता है

“Jigar Ke Ghav Ko Upar Ka Marham Kab Mitata Hai” is a song from Abhagin (1938), a New Theatres Ltd. production directed by Prafulla Roy. The music is by R.C. Boral and the lyrics are by Arzu Lucknawi (Munshi Arzu). It was performed by Kamla Jharia.

“Jigar Ke Ghav Ko Upar Ka Marham Kab Mitata Hai” was composed by R.C. Boral for the New Theatres film Abhagin (1938), one of the studio's bilingual Hindi-Bengali productions. It was sung by Kamla Jharia.

The words of “Jigar Ke Ghav Ko Upar Ka Marham Kab Mitata Hai” were written by Arzu Lucknawi (Munshi Arzu / Arzoo Lakhnavi, 1873–1951), the celebrated Lucknow-school Urdu poet who wrote the Hindi lyrics for Abhagin as a staff lyricist at New Theatres.

Abhagin (1938) was a New Theatres Ltd. production from Calcutta, directed by Prafulla Roy and made simultaneously in Bengali as Abhigyan. Based on a story by Upendranath Ganguly with dialogue by A. H. Shore, it told of a wife rejected by her in-laws after her abduction, who is given shelter by her husband's friend; the drama follows her ambivalent feelings for her saviour once she is accepted back into the family. The cast was led by Prithviraj Kapoor, Molina Devi and Vijay Kumar.

The film belongs to the celebrated New Theatres studio era, when R.C. Boral — a pioneer of Indian film music and playback — headed the music department. Its Hindi lyrics were by Arzu Lucknawi (Arzoo Lakhnavi, 1873–1951), a leading Urdu poet of the Lucknow school who served as a staff lyricist at New Theatres and was closely associated with K.L. Saigal.