isaac moses on Tuesday, December 08, 2009
In fond appreciation of Chitra Singh, here is a sweet ghazal she sings
exquisitely. The lyrics & melody in a sea of dreams, gently rising to scale
up the higher notes, punctuating each heartbeat with a violin guitar &
flute accompaniment in haunting refrain, the swell dances along, swaying to
Chitra's endearing vocals, lost within a sweet reverie under some
enchanting sky to reach an inspired finale. Oh! Oh! i just got carried
away yet again but within zero remaining character count

passion689 on Monday, December 14, 2009
."Tumharee berukhi ne laaj rakh lee bada khane ki; Tum ankhon se pilaa dete to paimane kahaan jatae"...

This is the best of CS's melodies I have heard so far. I always thought that she has a young and charming voice that was suitable to relatively simpler and less intimidating compositions!But all that perception has now changed. Here she clearly proves that she can take on any challenge...the way she throws her "murkiyan" here creates an immense listening joy.
Credit to Suhanee.Thx.

jasbongy on Tuesday, December 08, 2009
Very beautifully sung by Chitra ji. The lyrics are very similar to''Na
milta gam,toh barbadike afsane kahan jate ?''from old film ''Amar.''Thanks
Suhanee ji. 5**************Love. Sarla.

herdmay1 on Saturday, June 12, 2010
one of the best! kept hunting for it till found it on you tube, thanks for
uploading suhanee.. the lyrics are tumhari anjuman se uth kar diwane kahan
jate, jo wabasta hue tum se, woh afsane kahan jate.

Mir Ali on Sunday, June 12, 2011
Jo wabasta huey tum se wo afsaane kahan jaate baa' da khaane ki wa gar na
ham zamane ko samjhane kahan jaate' Very well sung !!