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“Ritu Saawan Ki Pyari Phool Khile Hain” is one of the songs from Sita Swayamvar (1933). The music is by Master Mohammed. The lyrics are by L. Lalchand Falak.

“Ritu Saawan Ki Pyari Phool Khile Hain” was set to music by Master Mohammed for the 1933 film Sita Swayamvar.

The words of “Ritu Saawan Ki Pyari Phool Khile Hain” were written by L. Lalchand Falak.

"Ritu Saawan Ki Pyari Phool Khile Hain" comes from Sita Swayamvar (1933), a devotional-mythological film produced by Vijaya Cinetone and directed by H.M. Reddy, dramatising the Ramayana episode of Sita's swayamvar. Sita Swayamvar (1933) was produced by Vijaya Cinetone and directed by H.M. Reddy — one of the pioneering directors of early Indian sound cinema. The film dramatises the Ramayana episode of the swayamvar of Sita: King Janaka's challenge that only the hero who could wield Shiva's great bow would win his daughter's hand, and Lord Rama's triumphant feat. Cast included Vatsala Joshi, Padmavati, B.R. Tandon, and Bhagwan Dada. The music was composed by Master Mohammed with lyrics by Lalchand Falak.

Sita Swayamvar (1933), produced by Vijaya Cinetone and directed by H.M. Reddy, belongs to the vibrant devotional-mythological genre that flourished in early Hindi sound cinema. H.M. Reddy was among the most productive directors of the era, and Sita Swayamvar is one of several Ramayana adaptations that brought the epic to early talkie audiences. Master Mohammed's score gave the Ramayana setting an appropriate classical devotional character, while Lalchand Falak's lyrics drew on the bhajan and kirtan tradition.