Mughal - E - Azam - Teri Mehfil Mein Qismat - Lata Mangeshkar - Shamshad Begum - Chorus

Movie : Mughal-E-Azam
Music Director: Naushad
Singers: Lata Mangeshkar, Shamshad Begum
Director: K. Asif

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[depp8444]

Epic rap battles of history brought me here.........

[TheMaskwa]

Shit!! the woman in blue is prettier than Madhubala!!

[divyajyotitelicom]

Xwwx

[TheMaskwa]

The reason I cant be is that that is not how the phenomena works. It's simple logic really. You don't imagine colours where there aren't any( seeing Blue where there is white). You do however NOT see colours( hence colourBLIND) like seeing white where there is light blue. Imagining colours is not part of the process. White is not a colour contrary to popular perception.

Again, my deepest sympathies.

[0ApatheiA0]

Well at least we agree on something - you think I'm color-blind, I'm quite sure you are. I'd say get yourself tested, but unlike you I hate to be repetitive - especially when I'm repeating someone else's directive as my own.

[depp8444]

Its a Joke ma'am. The way these two courtesans are competing with each otther, it can be compared to a rap battle.

[TheMaskwa]

For once I can truly say that I share the sentiment. It is pathetic & amusing. But it is a bit more. And I mean this with all sincerity & concern. Get yourself tested. Our little tete-a-tete might actually be a symptom you might not have noticed before. Mistaking light blue for white is fairly common.

In light of the fact that this might be a genuine problem, please forgive my rancour & impatience for early on. I was unaware. I'm truly sorry.I am not yet so uncouth as to ridicule the handicapped

[0ApatheiA0]

Uncouth ruffian? - Not precisely. I'd lean towards color-blind cretin. Then again perhaps distinctions in colors are too much for you to process. It's okay, common sense is not for everyone - arrogant cyber-wannabe's least of all.

Do continue to attempt to perpetuate you lacking knowledge, in regards to Asian outfits, by saying the contrasting dupatta is the 'color' in question, and colors, as in regards to Nigars outfit. It is slightly pathetic, but very amusing.

[vaibhav patwardhan]

Great song i am listening this song for a lllloooooooong time continuously but still not satisfied.Though shamshad Begum has sung this song nicely but lata mangeshkar has the best voice than shamshad Beghum!.Teri mehefill mein Qismat aajma kar hum Bhi dekhenge!

[TheMaskwa]

I was not born, nor indeed bred, with elitist notions of class veiling unprecedented stupidity.

I am without a doubt the most uncouth ruffian that chance will happen to throw your way who revels in calling a spade a spade & an Idiot an Idiot especially one he believes is beyond redemption.

So by all means continue thinking that the color of the feather & dress is white. And that the color a woman dons is what she wears BELOW her overt ensemble. After all, Idiot is as Idiot does.

[0ApatheiA0]

Obviously you are incapable of disagreeing with any level of class - allow me to return the favor. Look at the feather in Nigar's cap - See that color? It's called White. Now notice how the same color extends to her bodice - hence - White.

Also, when you wear a kamiz, what color do you call the dress, the color of the contrasting duppatta and salwar or the color of the dress itself. Hence, Blue.

I'd return the insults - but I cbb to cuss out someone who grows balls only when behind a monitor.