srazdan on March 02, 2009
It's hard to overate Nau Bahar as a soundtrack - it's truly a masterpiece.
Thank you so much for posting all the songs.

V. Siddhartha on April 08, 2009
Not only is this bhajan the most sublime hymn ever rendered by Lataji, the
dialogue between AK and lovely NJ goes straight to one's heart in its
mixture of NJ's initial hesitation and distrust, followed by her
compassion, and interspersed by light humor between the two strangers. And
indeed all of Lataji's songs in Nau Bahar sound like her anjali to Goddess
Saraswati herself. Just sweet beyond words. Thank you.

ambindia on May 03, 2009
seems there were 2 lyricists in this film. satyendra athaiya, brother of
bhanu athaiya and shailendra. this song is credited to satyendra athaiya.

V. Siddhartha on September 19, 2009
The sweetest of all sweet Lata bhajans ever and perhaps the finest
composition of Roshan, though I love numerous Roshan-Lata gems. A piece of
divinely-inspired work -- I have no doubt about it. You know, the nasal
twang may be unattractive to hear in ordinary mortals, but Lataji had just
a faint touch of it in her youth and it simply makes her voice even more
glorious to me. That was the magic of this incarnation of Saraswati in her
early years.Thanks again, Ajay.

Jayanthi Nadig on November 02, 2009
So sweet ...

muthubharadwaj on March 07, 2010
Beautifl bhajan, very melodic tune by Roshanji, and wonderfully sung by
Lataji. Is this tune based on raag bhimplasi by any chance?

crazyoldsongs on April 17, 2010
wonderful !

Harchandani on June 15, 2010
sometime I think what makes old songs so soothing and attractive whether
tunes were well composed lyrics were so buatiful I personally I have come
to conclusion it is Lataji who is responsible to to make all this that day
Asha Bhonsle has rightly said on Radio Mirchi" not a single singer nowadays
I see who sings like her" God give Lataji long life

rumahale on June 29, 2010
@srazdan Real tribute to a great performance.

bd gogia on July 11, 2010
Why such soothing and melodious tunes have yielded place to thak-taka-thak
and horribly worded songs in films

sburli on August 14, 2010
One of the best songs ever based on bhimpilasi raag. Thanks for posting
this Lata+Roshan GEM

chandrashekharjain on August 23, 2010
This was my mother's favorite. She used to sing this Meera Bai bhajan with harmonium when we were kids. Naturally I am greatly touched listening to it.Many many thanks sir for sharing this song.

CleopatraUK on November 05, 2010
Based on my favourite raga - Bhimpalasi

Zil Hasnain Kazmi on February 11, 2011
I would strongly suggest that this the only breath taking classical bhajhan
Lata Mageshakar has ever sung. What a bhajhan. Super. I love to listen
again and again. (11th February 2011)

65naz1 on March 25, 2011
singing elevated to the level of prayers.can u beat that?

NANDI KHANNA on June 24, 2011
a fine bhajan picturised on two very good performers.Dilip saab once said
about Ashok Kaumar 'AK is a born actor i am not,i have learnt with
experience over a time&about beautiful Nalini Jaywant'she the only artist
who can emote instantly,her very first take is okayed by the director'.
Thanks for the upload.

arj1901 on December 21, 2011
AE RI MAIN TO PREM DIWAANI
Film : Nau Bahaar (1952)
Cast : Ashok Kumar, Nalini Jaywant
Singer : Lata Mangeshkar
Music : Roshan

sumita bhagat on September 17, 2012
Try listening to 'Mane chakar rakho li' from the film Toofan aur diya. You
might like it too.

prakash kalbande on March 02, 2013
THNKS FOR UPLOADING THIS BEAUTYFUL BHAJAN.SALUTE TO LATADIDI AND ROSHAN
ALONGWITH DADAMUNI AND NALINI JAYWANT

nandu1f on January 17, 2014
Growing up with Shankar-Jaikishan romantic songs, I was not fond of
bhajans. What finally broke the dam for me was Meerabai's bhajans.
Occasional one that caught my attention was like..from "Jhanak2 paayal..".
Years later, it was Meera's intensity and poetry that truly captivated me.
This song is a gift from heaven that is Meera's, delivered by Roshan &
Lata. Unforgettable! Thanks Amitajai

Ramesh Davda on August 31, 2014
He was REAL MAESTRO

babji A on January 19, 2015
kaha gaye wo din itna pyar bhara melodius soothing way of singing and
tunes, aaj ke bachon. kuch banaavo tunes, writers, musicians seekho

Laxmikant Tarote on March 09, 2015
beautifull..!

Dinesh Mohan on October 17, 2015
whether you believe in religion or not but this song gives your soul,a
spritiual feeling