albela on Saturday, March 15, 2008
A nice one from Lata

mazhar khan on Saturday, September 27, 2008
hai re lataji hamein tera hi sahara

mazhar khan on Wednesday, December 10, 2008
maza aa gya janab

mazhar khan on Tuesday, January 27, 2009
sab kahen dekh gauri------par mein lagaoon kese dil ko daubara.this portion
of the song is missing

IMIRZA777 on Thursday, November 26, 2009
Khubsoorat..Thanks.

anantsandhya on Friday, November 27, 2009
Lata + Chitragupta = Sweetness

nandu1f on Saturday, February 13, 2010
For me a long-missed song from sweetest era of Lata's voice. Shakeela did
not get the break she deserved in the film industry. Some of the ablest
directors brought out the best of her talent. Thanks dipiaar for this gem
dug out of the past.

Rmehtacpa on Thursday, July 08, 2010
Listen to the portion and word "Bhool." at 0.57 and again at 1.11, the
way it was delivered in God gifted Lataji's voice, as it matches the
preceding word "mood" as it goes down the slope from "..moodte hi bhool
gaye.." sinking completely in the background tune itself. That what
MUSIC was in fact in those days. SIMPLY FABULOUS. Creation of TOTAL
dedication from MD, Lyricist and the singer in total Tendem.

dipiaar on Wednesday, July 14, 2010
@Rmehtacpa Very good observation about the song. And yes, those were the
days---

yogendra shandilya on Friday, February 04, 2011
dear Dipiaar, the songs was dearer for all those reasons you described
above and really "beauty is not only in the eyes of beholder but in your
capabilities to receive what is being served to you ! You are a gem of a
person considering all those INTRICATE emotions!

apparaoarani on Wednesday, March 09, 2011
This is from Ajith ( Hamid Ali Khan) and Shakila staring, 1960 film with Chithra Guptha's music-Arani Apparao-Hyderabad-A.P.

Pashambay Baloch on Monday, September 05, 2011
Two songs of film were very popular during that period. One is this upload
and other sung by Mukesh - Muft huwe badnam. Thanx Raj

peterklus on Thursday, March 13, 2014
Bahut sundar gaana hai, aur bahut puraani bhi hai. Everything works
beautifully here, Lata-ji's lovely voice, Chitragupta-ji's incredible
music, and Majrooh Sahab's evocative lines. Dhanyavaad! ~ Dr Sudevan /
Wisconsin

peterklus on Thursday, March 13, 2014
Gorgeous song! It was a hit in the sixties.If I may say so, I'd like to
point out gently that there is at least one version of this song with the
missing middle stanza that is posted on Youtube. That stanza begins "Sab
kahen dekh gori mukhde to mod le, Kisi aur saamne se akhiyon ko jod le".
Not sure if the original film contained this or not. Regardless, a lovely,
magnificent geet. Thank you Dipiaar Sahab for bringing us this gem.