ShafqatAmanatAli on December 18, 2008
Very nice song

bilalkhalid025 on February 27, 2009
song is awesome but good job on making the vid yar!

mannathai on October 05, 2009
Bestest song ever. Love this song alot.

Sikhindu on November 08, 2009
OMG this song is beautiful!

4511394 on November 13, 2009
awsome song

Rupinder Singh on March 04, 2010
ithe original song was "allah megh de"...this was the adaptation.,,,neways
beautiful song and MEGH is not rain,,,Megh means cloud.

Satyajit Ray on November 06, 2010
@sudeepchadha you need to be educated. This is poetic song written and
composed by the famous Bengali poet Jasimuddin. Sachin Dev Burman, born in
Bangladesh was an acquaintance of the poet and was familiar with the work
of Abbas Uddin, the Bangladeshi singer who used to sing Jasimuddin's songs.
Sachin Dev Burman took the song from Bengali. This is a Bengali song,
directly adapted to other languages.

Satyajit Ray on November 06, 2010
@Asadraja11 megh means cloud.

Satyajit Ray on June 12, 2011
@iamanwer Jasimuddin hails from Faridpur region, not Brahmanbaria region.

JustAStoner on June 13, 2011
@princess2010tai the song that doesnt exist because you did not find it

Faisal Zaman on September 01, 2012
Wow Amanat Ali. You make me proud.

Riyad Mahmud on September 14, 2012
i am a Bangladeshi,i am hearing this song from my childhood,now i hear this
on my fav singers vocal--the legend SHAFAQAT .salute :)

Riyad Mahmud on September 14, 2012
jasimuddin from faridpur ,sd barman from comilla..und?

Ahsan Habib on August 02, 2015
Written By renowned Bangladeshi Rural Poet JasimUddin.
As the sun scorches mercilessly, the Bengali peasant sings imploring rain,
describing parched earth, parched lakes and rivers, parched flora and
fauna, and the suffering of parched humanity.. Bengali 'Allah Megh de, Pani
de, chaya dere tui Allah ...'to English-->Oh Allah, give clouds, give
water, give shelter, Oh dear one .