@kal586 You forgot the superstar - Ashok Kumar..... Madhubala's face is not shown in this song, we can only see Ashok Kumar. I think Kamal Sahab followed a similar technique in "Chalo Dildaar Chalo" on Meena Kumari (Pakeezah), where we can only see Raaj Kumar completely.
What a song and what an early start of Lata Mangeshkar.I still remember when I first heard this song, I was a little child of 8-10 years old. I don´t know what I feel when I listen to this marvelous melody. An other song of this film was also sung by Lata, Mushkil hai Bahut Mushkil chahat ka bhula dena. The team work of Kamal Amrohi, Lata Mangeshkar and Khhem Chadra Prakash is immortal. Even today after sixty one years you enjoy this song more. Lata became Lata after this song. (05th Dec.2010)
The best ever haunting melody of Indian cinema. Lata Mangeshkar at her best. The film an all time classic. Another song of the film still missing in your collection.
What an amazing song, the music, the voice everything about this sing is amazing. Reminds me sitting in my dad's car driving to the markets and he use to put on these classic tracks.All though i haven't listened to bollywood music ( New stuff) for a while makes you wonder what happened to the classic touch that bollywood use to have. Massive thank you for uploading this song.
Hello Yuan. TY. Initially, this film was a disaster at the box office. Ashok Kumar promoted it over All India Radio asking people to see it again and trying to understand what ot was about. People listented to him and the movie was a blockbuster from there on.
Khemchand Prakash made Lata stand in a corner of the recording room and told her to walk slowly while singing the song. Till today, it is one the most favorites of all except Lata. Lata loves "Muskhil hai bahut muskhil" from same film.
Kamal Amrohi was one of the truly great directors of Bollywood, comparable to David Lean. He later made Pakeeza with his wife, legendary, Meena Kumari, who was destined to play the defineng role of her young career.
Thank you so much for giving us this song ,this song brings me memories of my dear mother(she is dead now) my mother had a gramaphone on which she everyday played this song it was early 50s I was a very small kid but I still remember this song cause I used to put my finger in the middle of the record & my mother would come & say to me not to touch it otherwise the needle will go in my hand ,anyhow today when I heard this again it brought back the good old times ,thanks yuan so much.
@ZhugeLiang51 This must be the cutest comment on this channel. I can't stop imagining the gramophone player, the needles of that time,the 78 r.p.m. record and your tender little hands touching the record again and again and your mom scolding you.
dear friend , you are a priceless and irreplaceable asset .. you have the most amazing collection on the tube...and you certainly know your songs... they are all great classics.bless you. the information given with the songs is valuable and does much to bring out the actual background of each song , may you have a happy and prosperous life
I love this film and especially this, it reminds me of my Mum and Dad. They opened The KOHINOOR Restaurant in Nottingham England in the early fifties and they used to go and see this film separately as one them had to stay at the Restaurant in case a customer came in. Curry wasn't very well known in this country back then. The business went on to be the very best in the 60's and 70's. We were always credited as the first Indian Restaurant in Nottingham!
Thank you my friend for the interesting story of the KOHINOOR Restaurant in Nottingham. I am fascinated by the way you "connected" the story and the song together. What a beautiful way!
wow, listening to the words made me tear up. it's so sad how this type of music is no longer appreciated amoungst todays generation, i'm only 17 and i love this song, it's a pity most of my friends dont even know about such classic songs
@LoyalMissSunshine so true im 26 this music makes people feel like in heaven im 26 from israel and im half indian = i m listening to songs from 1940s to late 70's in mp3 other than my own family and the old guys who loves this music the young ones won't know what this music is all about it is great great music with a lot of soul in it too bad those days gone i wish i was born in that era
Wow!As a child,I never used to have my food unless I heard this song on my cassette player.Even now,I get a lump in my throat when I listen to this sublime number.Thanks a lot yuanyuanyuanyin.
This is more an Ashok Kumar song, than Madhubala
praneeth12394 2 days ago
Madhubala + Lata Mangeshkar = Awesomeness!!....
kal586 2 weeks ago
@kal586 You forgot the superstar - Ashok Kumar..... Madhubala's face is not shown in this song, we can only see Ashok Kumar. I think Kamal Sahab followed a similar technique in "Chalo Dildaar Chalo" on Meena Kumari (Pakeezah), where we can only see Raaj Kumar completely.
praneeth12394 2 days ago
lata is the best,goddess of singing.
litamind 2 weeks ago
Anyone knows Geetkar?
eric7860 5 months ago
@eric7860 - Lyrics by J. Nakshab.
yuanyuanyuanyin 5 months ago
how a nice song....it will be long time enjoyable....
sukur786 8 months ago
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sukur786 8 months ago
this song gives me the chills such tremendous song
joshuadiesel 10 months ago
What a song and what an early start of Lata Mangeshkar.I still remember when I first heard this song, I was a little child of 8-10 years old. I don´t know what I feel when I listen to this marvelous melody. An other song of this film was also sung by Lata, Mushkil hai Bahut Mushkil chahat ka bhula dena. The team work of Kamal Amrohi, Lata Mangeshkar and Khhem Chadra Prakash is immortal. Even today after sixty one years you enjoy this song more. Lata became Lata after this song. (05th Dec.2010)
mrshahcph 1 year ago
@mrshahcph - I like what you said "Lata became Lata after this song"!
By the way, I have posted the other song also under the title of "Lata - Mushkil Hai Bahut Mushkil - Mahal [1949]".
Thank you.
yuanyuanyuanyin 1 year ago 2
The best ever haunting melody of Indian cinema. Lata Mangeshkar at her best. The film an all time classic. Another song of the film still missing in your collection.
"ye raat fir naa ayegi, Jawani beet jaaye gi" :(
Thanks for an evergreen upload. ::))
Thanks for an ever-green song.
chandrashekharjain 1 year ago
@chandrashekharjain - You are most welcome, my dear friend.
yuanyuanyuanyin 1 year ago
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THE BEST EVER BY LATA MANGESHKAR
Another of this film "ye raat fir na ayegi" by Lata and Raj Kumari awaited..but who listens?
chandrashekharjain 1 year ago
would you know what raga this is based on?
woodkk1 1 year ago
@woodkk1 - I am not sure my fiend.
Can someone help please?
Thank you.
yuanyuanyuanyin 1 year ago
What an amazing song, the music, the voice everything about this sing is amazing. Reminds me sitting in my dad's car driving to the markets and he use to put on these classic tracks.All though i haven't listened to bollywood music ( New stuff) for a while makes you wonder what happened to the classic touch that bollywood use to have. Massive thank you for uploading this song.
Munaf28 1 year ago
@Munaf28 - You are most welcome, my dear friend.
yuanyuanyuanyin 1 year ago
speechless song :(
zamzain 1 year ago
what a wonderful song
bestever143 1 year ago
Hello Yuan. TY. Initially, this film was a disaster at the box office. Ashok Kumar promoted it over All India Radio asking people to see it again and trying to understand what ot was about. People listented to him and the movie was a blockbuster from there on.
Khemchand Prakash made Lata stand in a corner of the recording room and told her to walk slowly while singing the song. Till today, it is one the most favorites of all except Lata. Lata loves "Muskhil hai bahut muskhil" from same film.
RealMusicKing 1 year ago
@RealMusicKing - Thank you my friend for the nice comment.
yuanyuanyuanyin 1 year ago
Kamal Amrohi was one of the truly great directors of Bollywood, comparable to David Lean. He later made Pakeeza with his wife, legendary, Meena Kumari, who was destined to play the defineng role of her young career.
papakumar 1 year ago 3
Lata's voice is so amazingly haunting in this song! Thanks for uploading it here.
mahendras100 1 year ago 3
@mahendras100 - You are most welcome, my friend and thank you for all the comments you made on several videos today.
Take care.
yuanyuanyuanyin 1 year ago 2
its an awsome songs... thanx uploader.
nadirfaraz 1 year ago 2
@nadirfaraz - You are most welcome, my friend.
yuanyuanyuanyin 1 year ago 4
my memmories
aminpanaawala 2 years ago 4
Thank you so much for giving us this song ,this song brings me memories of my dear mother(she is dead now) my mother had a gramaphone on which she everyday played this song it was early 50s I was a very small kid but I still remember this song cause I used to put my finger in the middle of the record & my mother would come & say to me not to touch it otherwise the needle will go in my hand ,anyhow today when I heard this again it brought back the good old times ,thanks yuan so much.
ZhugeLiang51 2 years ago 10
You are most welcome, my friend AND thank YOU for the sentimental comment.
Take care.
yuanyuanyuanyin 2 years ago 7
@ZhugeLiang51 This must be the cutest comment on this channel. I can't stop imagining the gramophone player, the needles of that time,the 78 r.p.m. record and your tender little hands touching the record again and again and your mom scolding you.
So nice :)
chandrashekharjain 1 year ago
I heard this song as a kid and again in the serial Buniyaad when the protagonist hummed this song. I love this..thanks to the uploader
ranajitt 2 years ago 4
You are most welcome, my friend.
yuanyuanyuanyin 2 years ago 4
dear friend , you are a priceless and irreplaceable asset .. you have the most amazing collection on the tube...and you certainly know your songs... they are all great classics.bless you. the information given with the songs is valuable and does much to bring out the actual background of each song , may you have a happy and prosperous life
dubbooman 2 years ago
Thank you my dear friend for your kind words. I feel that I am honoured.
Take care and may God bless you.
yuanyuanyuanyin 2 years ago 2
Thank you for sharing...
21152973 2 years ago
You are most welcome, my friend.
yuanyuanyuanyin 2 years ago
the most beautifully haunting music. Kemchand Prakash has created such wonderful magic.
siddhar420 2 years ago
yuanyuanyuanyin - You have the most amazing collection of videos I have ever seen. Who are you? Are you an antiques collector? ;-)
thank you, thank you, thank you!
CayDavey 2 years ago
LOL. Thank you my friend for the honour!!!
Yes, in a way I am an antiques collector but the difference is that these "antiques" are simply PRICELESS!!!
Take care.
yuanyuanyuanyin 2 years ago
Thanks for uploading such a nice song. It takes us in 50,s.
manjuprakash 2 years ago
You are most welcome, my friend.
yuanyuanyuanyin 2 years ago
aaaahhhh lataaa....
thomasbrolin2 3 years ago
I love this film and especially this, it reminds me of my Mum and Dad. They opened The KOHINOOR Restaurant in Nottingham England in the early fifties and they used to go and see this film separately as one them had to stay at the Restaurant in case a customer came in. Curry wasn't very well known in this country back then. The business went on to be the very best in the 60's and 70's. We were always credited as the first Indian Restaurant in Nottingham!
mysticmissus 3 years ago
Thank you my friend for the interesting story of the KOHINOOR Restaurant in Nottingham. I am fascinated by the way you "connected" the story and the song together. What a beautiful way!
Thanks again and take care.
yuanyuanyuanyin 3 years ago
One of the Landmark Hindi Movie Song.
appatel 3 years ago
Thanks for the nice comment.
yuanyuanyuanyin 3 years ago
What a haunting and timeless melody !
inspiron1982 3 years ago
wow, listening to the words made me tear up. it's so sad how this type of music is no longer appreciated amoungst todays generation, i'm only 17 and i love this song, it's a pity most of my friends dont even know about such classic songs
LoyalMissSunshine 3 years ago
Thank you my "little friend" for the nice comment. Take care.
yuanyuanyuanyin 3 years ago
@LoyalMissSunshine so true im 26 this music makes people feel like in heaven im 26 from israel and im half indian = i m listening to songs from 1940s to late 70's in mp3 other than my own family and the old guys who loves this music the young ones won't know what this music is all about it is great great music with a lot of soul in it too bad those days gone i wish i was born in that era
joshuadiesel 1 year ago
Wow!As a child,I never used to have my food unless I heard this song on my cassette player.Even now,I get a lump in my throat when I listen to this sublime number.Thanks a lot yuanyuanyuanyin.
sjalcapricorn 3 years ago
Thank for the sentimental comment, my friend. I really like it. Take care.
yuanyuanyuanyin 3 years ago
Glad to see that you posted this gem as well as Mushkil Hai Bahut Mushkil from Mahal.
chamogaa 3 years ago
I enjoy the music you have posted. My only request is to include movie on the title. thanks.
bigduffy2008 3 years ago