aye chand zara itrana na..mun ki jeet.1944..music..gyan dutt & s k pal

[samjhave]

thank you. I stand corrected

[mazharmahmudkhan]

my late mothers favourite.the wordings r aye chand na itrana

[imad12]

corr. MAN JI JEET.YEAR 1944.TARA BAI WAS LATER KNOWN AS SITARA BAI OF KANPUR/ORIGINALLY SHE WAS FROM LUCKNOW.

thnxs again

rahim chundrigar

[imad12]

aye chand..film MAN KI JEET yera 1044,poet bharat vyas the other hit song of this film written bt josh malhabadi WAS nagri meri kab tak youn hi barbad rahegi. /super hit song.

thnxs for up loading i am listening this somg after 30 yrears. ah...

rahim chundrigar

[jasbongy]

Yes, it is very beautifull song ,presented beautifully,sung by Tarabai ji i Her beautiful unique voice. 5*****

Chamogaa ji i have not heard about the song or the singer, but still i enjoyed and after reading Your comments i have more respect for this ''unknown for me''legend singer.Thanks for introducing such fine singer.

[chamogaa]

What a sweet,sweet present from you to lovers of old music, my friend! I am familiar with Tarabai's voice but this gentle, summer breeze-like song is entirely new to me. A truly special treat. Many thanks.

[sqhzaidi]

This song has been absolutely absent from the memory files for nearly forty five years. On your sharing, it suddenly jumped out and flashed as fresh, familiar and intact as if it was only yesterday, that I used to sing and enjoy it. Oh my God, it is so vivid but there are no links of any kind left in the memory, except the song itself. That certifies what a fantastic melody it is. I can't thank Samjhave ji and Camogaa ji, both of you.

[chamogaa]

An interesting feature of occasional old gems is that the songs often reach a rapid crescendo before the tempo slows just briefly toward the end; here, for example, from 2:33 on. Instead of adding a jarring note, it only makes the song more charming.

[chamogaa]

That charming part, if you ask me , is due to the way the crescendo seamlessly integrates the last words, aate hain mere sajan. Thus that part gives musical expression to a woman rushing to embrace her beloved as she sees him after a long wait.