Rafi & Asha - Children's Hindi Song - Nanhe Munne Bachche Teri - Boot Polish [1953]

[2kuranyuuki]

AWESOMEEEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!!!!!!!!

[TheChandigarhboy]

really hats off to all those people behind this creation.......grt only this i can say for them

[turapesian]

i love this song.

[buttegowda]

long live Shankar-Jaikishan-Shailendra-R­afi for creating this immortal song

[sagarsmita]

This film screened the life of Slum dwellers. They were poor then, they are still poor. But the picturisation in this movie is very close to reality, and the picturisation in Slum Dog is just selling poverty, glamourising

[nardnardn]

Six decades have passed since this slogan , practically nothing has changed. The dreams of a young India , fresh after independence, with hopes and aspirations touching the skies, are still only dreams. The generation that sang this song , have even grown old and their children have also become adults. The fistful of dreams have evaporated. What a tragedy! Rampant poverty and corruption reigns supreme. As such this is also true of the third world. Let us pray at least for a better future.TNX

[bettercountryforall]

1953... We had a vision, a desire to be better country....ahh, dont know when and how we lost track of it. Someday, someday...we will shine again:)

[gill9529519]

WHAT A MEANINGFUL SONG! DREAM SONG 1953 !

[TheFaisalworld]

one of my most favorite hindi movie. but this song is more popular than tha movie. Mohammad Rafi is great

[achidanushika]

old is gold, nice children song

[ambwarish]

after listening this song i think this new generation lost its path in search of development. what the dream in 1953 and what the dream in 2011? it totally against to each other.

[psuhaskhan]

A very positive song. But coming from slum dwelling orphans, with hardly any future prospects, it gives a touch of pathos. I do not think this should be called a "children's song".

[sagarsmita]

@psuhaskhan I agree this is picturised in children but it should have been guiding song for our leaders and officialdom who have broken all dreams, expectations which general Indian had in 1950's 60's and to some extent in 70's. The mad race of chair, power and money unleashed after death of Lal Bahadur Shashtri, and failure of nationalist leaders to take the lead is the cause

[arash414]

the greatest hindi song of bollywood in all time

[saddy941]

Very good actor David Abraham Saheb and all the actors.sentimental movie that I liked so much......thnx for sharing

[HindiGeetOld]

@saddy941 - You are most welcome.

[ruzergcom1]

David Abraham Cheulkar (1909–1981), popularly known as David, was a Jewish-Indian, Hindi film actor, who started his film career with 1941 film Naya Sansar and went on to act in over 110 films.

[mbi97]

One of the most beautiful songs of all time.

[mpsglobal2010]

it explains the reality of lyf,n hd made me confident in ma duings. Innovative n  incredible

[acharyajoydeep]

such innocence... sigh those were the sweet days of B&W films