tajshinvari on July 10, 2010
Excellent sweet lovely voice

Devensharma on July 11, 2010
It is amply apparent that you are amply blessed. One has to see and be moved by the beauty and nuances in the songs in order to be able to render them. Good smooth effortless singing. Perfect in everyway. Loved it. You must/should be inspiration for many.

Deven

bhupindersinghpujji on July 13, 2010
jayanthi pl note my em id bhupinder.pujji @gmail.com, i am unable to speak to u due to lock onyr msgs channel
bhupinder

KISHAN OMAR on July 28, 2011
awesome song :)
gave relief to soul

KISHAN OMAR on July 28, 2011
but i cant believe that its asha ji's voice

Bharat Bhandare on August 04, 2011
Simply sublime !! An unforgettable era !! Bharat C. Bhandare.

BRATBANE on August 13, 2011
SADHNA IS FABULOUS,AND EXPRESSIONS ARE SUPERB

Amit42415 on September 30, 2011
Gorgeous Sadhana! Amazing close-ups of divine beauty.

harikuttan43 on November 16, 2011
Sadhana and Devanand were the most successful pair in Hindi film world of yester years.

raziagarikipati on November 19, 2011
Beautiful song.. beautiful performance. old songs rock.

Hemmanurravindra on December 05, 2011
Oh God! What a sublime love!! Sadhana and Dev -whose hairstyle was a rage- are beyond ...adjectives. Great were these and, of course, greater was and is our fortune to have lived those everlasting lovely ages!! I congratulate everyone who live these again and again.

bxj55 on December 05, 2011
May his soul rest in peace. Heard this part of the song after a long time. just lovely

dilipapte1 on December 30, 2011
This is what sublime undemanding love is all about, assuring of unfailing backing, of standing together throughout the storm.Superb poetry by Sahir and soulful rendition by Asha. Watch Sadhana's eyes at the beginning of the song- full of love, unflappable love. What a movie. Blessed to have watched it more than 25 times

mozheart on January 14, 2012
Very tender song of unrestrained love.

Note how the director has the audience focus just on Sadhana for a full forty seconds before the song begins - it builds an empathy for her and her attempt to provide solace to her war-returned husband .

Rmehtacpa on October 06, 2012
Number of people would wish that sure.

purutoke on December 20, 2013
Simply divine !

gandhic541 on January 16, 2015
I didn't think it possible I like this song even better than its parent
song. Ashaji, like her sister has a way to pierce your mind and soul and
slow you down in a moment of time like few things can.