nakulgrow on June 30, 2009
what a song this is I ♥ it

Anuja Agrawal on March 20, 2013
A beautiful peppy song. loved it as a child

mastkalandr on March 21, 2013
Thanks for sharing.

mastkalandr on March 21, 2013
Indeed! very playful and frisky.. Thanks for liking

gopal sinha on March 22, 2013
Evergreen song..excellent team-work...ashok and nalini made a popular
pair..kuldeep kaur was a good vamp..

Rk Sekar on March 23, 2013
The same tune is used in the tamil film Or Iravu .Composer Master
Sudharsanam.Singer M.L.Vasanthakumaari.AVM productions

mastkalandr on March 23, 2013
Thanks for sharing useful and interesting infro..

mastkalandr on March 23, 2013
Truly said..., Thanks for sharing this delightful melody.

Bajaury on April 17, 2013
You and Rehma have a wonderful presentation of your videos. You always put
the prettiest and flattering pictures of the singers. Be that Lata,
Suriayya, Shamshad etc. Lata and Shamshad were not that good looking in
their middle ages. Lata's young pictures could be attractive and you and
Rehma always show her pretty pictures. That adds to you taste in music and
beauty. Thanks for posting nostalgic Videos.

mastkalandr on April 17, 2013
You are most welcome, Thanks my friend ! for liking and appreciation ,

Mani Menon on April 18, 2013
This song was some sort of a landmark in Hindi movies. C Ramchandra ushered
in the 'western' beat! Many people mistakenly believe that it was O P
Nayyar who pioneered western tunes. They're shocked to discover this feet
tapping breezy number sung so beautifully by a very young Lata and the
seasoned Ameerbai Karnatki!

mastkalandr on April 18, 2013
Truly said.., Thanks my friend ! for sharing the best of Lata and AmeerBai .

Shafiqur Rahman on September 22, 2013
The tune was borrowed fron "Chiko Chiko Puerto Rico" Sung possibly (I am
not very sure) by Pat Boone.

kuckudk on September 25, 2013
Used to listen this song when I was just five years old. Thanks for posting
it.

buttegowda on May 17, 2014
Based on chico: Edmundo Ros: Chico Chico, original 78-rpm recording, Decca
F.8608, release year: 1945

prakash chandgude on July 07, 2015
Top classic !

ABDUL KADER on September 18, 2015
Remember the glorious memories of 50 years back.