V. Siddhartha on January 31, 2009
Sweet, sweet, and more sweet ! That's what Lata's voice always is. I like
this sad version even more than the KK version. Thanks, Yuan.

V. Siddhartha on January 31, 2009
Many old Bombay movies have such stock, formulaic scenes. Sweetheart gets
slightly annoyed at something and the hero tries to win her attention back
by singing to her. Yet such routines never cease to enrapture us. The
reason simply is in the distinctive melody each time. Thanks, Yuan.

yuanyuanyuanyin on January 31, 2009
Thank you my friend for the nice comment.

Yes, "Yet such routines never cease to enrapture us. The reason simply is in the distinctive melody each time."!!!

V. Siddhartha on January 31, 2009
I inadvertently put my comment about " such routines" here. In fact it was
meant for your other upload, Yuan, where Kishore Kumar sings the same song
to Vyjayantimala to woo her back when she is cross with him. Both are
lovely songs, anyway, though I like the Lata version more.

ramanandatirtha on April 17, 2010
Once again the female voice (Lata) scores over the male (Kishore) song. Add to this Shanker Jaikishan Music and here we have one of the most beautiful song of the yesteryears. Thank you yuanyuanyuanyin for uploading this song.

yuanyuanyuanyin on April 17, 2010
- You are most welcome, my dear friend.

Call me Yuan, my friend. It is easy to "pronounce".
What happened was that 3 years back, first I came as Yuan and suspended. Then as yuanyuan and again suspended and after 10th time or so, I came as yuanyuanyuanyin. That was the story of this funny name, yuanyuanyuanyin!!! LOL.
Take care.

RealMusicKing on August 03, 2010
Hello Yuan and thank you. Nice melody. Joker(Kishore) version was so so. Lata made "the" perfect delivery. It was written by Shailendra. It is said that SJ had promised Shailendra to use him as a writer and later forgot about him. Once they crossed paths somewhere and reminded them by reciting the lines "tum kabhi to milogey, kahin to milogey to poochengey haal".

fantastic014 on May 09, 2011
Thank you .

mastkalandr on May 09, 2011
@fantastic014 ..you are welcome ..

amlashailendra on May 31, 2012
The lyrics of this fabulous song are by poet Shailendra

mastkalandr on May 31, 2012
Thanks for sharing ..

Priyanka Banerjee on June 25, 2012
SONG WAS USED IN SOUNDTRACK ALSO AS A FAKIR SINGING IN ROAD SIDE.. NOT D
FULL SONG.. JUST FEW LINES

mastkalandr on June 25, 2012
Thanks for sharing an interesting infro..

GlocalRoamer on April 26, 2013
from Wikipedia: Shankar-Jaikishan once promised Shailendra that they would
recommend him around, but didn't keep their promise. Shailendra sent them a
note with the lines, "Chhoti Si Yeh Duniya, Pehchaane Raaste Hain. Kahin To
Miloge, Phir Poochhenge Haal" (The world is small, the roads are known.
We'll meet sometime, and ask 'How do you do?'". Shankar-Jaikishan realized
what the message meant and having said sorry, turned the lines into a
popular song.

Kamaljeet Singh on July 20, 2013
good one indeed...kamaljeetsingh

mastkalandr on July 21, 2013
Very interesting story Indeed! Thanks for sharing.

mastkalandr on July 21, 2013
Thanks for liking .

Arijit1Baidya on July 29, 2013
khub bhalo gaan...mazaa agayaaa

mastkalandr on August 02, 2013
Thanks for liking.

gopal sinha on January 16, 2014
Beautiful song and of course he himself.!

Madhu Meeta on April 21, 2015
Shankar Jaikishan kee dhun, aur Shailendra ke shabd, Kishore ke behtareen
gaanon mein se ek hai yeh, aaj yaad aa gaya Rangoli ke ek aur gaane ko sun
ne ke baad.
Aag mein jal ke jo bhee nikhre, hai vahi saccha sona... bilkul sahi baat
hai

Amitabh Rungta on April 23, 2015
Thanks a lot this song


gopal sinha on April 25, 2015
छोटी-सी ये दुनिया, छोटी-सी बात, बडी-सी आशा, बडा-सा विश्वास ! प्रशंसनीय हैं
शैलेन्द्र, शं-ज और किशोर, इन तीनों के साझे प्रयत्न !

Meena Chopra on July 01, 2015
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Cinema' with Shailendra - a poet of a common man - A Tribute by Tejendra
Sharma Noted Author of Hindi who is visiting Toronto from England on
special invite by Brampton Library.

Cyril Clark Auditorium
Brampton library
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T: 905-793-4636 x 4256

ANIL KUMAR P K on July 11, 2015
Hum To Ye Samjhenge Humne Ek Patthar Ko Pooja
Lekin Tumko Apne Jaisa Nahin Milega Dooja,
.Chhoti Si Ye Duniya छोटी सी ये दुनियां,पहचाने
रास्ते हैं
तुम कभी तो मिलोगे, कहिं तो मिलोगे तो पूछेंगे हाल..
Movie: Rangoli रंगोली .Music: shankar Jaikishan
Lyrics: shailendra.Singer : Kishor kumar
Cast : Kishor Kumar Vaijanti Mala

Devendra Singh on September 25, 2015
Nice song from Rangoli, a 1962 release with melodious music by Shankar
Jaikishan. Beautifully written by Shailendra Jee Kishore Kumar has sung
this song very effectively. This song has two versions. The other one sung
by Lata Jee is also very melodious number.