Millicentfatehchand. Decruz. on August 23, 2011
salil chaoudhasri's composer, fatehchand.

deepak charag on August 24, 2011
omg!!!! what a lovely song. music, singers, situation and actors are just fantastic. i' m unable to understand how 10 people can dislike it

bow2rito on August 29, 2011
long ling plagiarism in Bollywood

nawalgpt on September 04, 2011
In Madhumati, chhaya and Usne Kaha Tha, Salil da has given some of the finest romantic duets of the cinema. the music is melodius and the words point towards deepest commitment wows. Simply classic and timelss!!!

Nawal Gupta on September 04, 2011
In Madhumati, chhaya and Usne Kaha Tha, Salil da has given some of the finest romantic duets of the cinema. the music is melodius and the words point towards deepest commitment wows. Simply classic and timelss!!!

adpandya on September 09, 2011
mozart: symphony #40 in G Minor. complete copy in mukhda

ABHILASH PANDYA on September 09, 2011
mozart: symphony #40 in G Minor. complete copy in mukhda

mahendar s on September 16, 2011
but I feel the antra is actually an improvement on mozart's theme. beautifully adapted. Don't underestimate Indian musicality, it is thousands of years older than its western counterpart. peace

Janaky23 on September 17, 2011
i think it is a great song. it takes a genius to get inspired from another one. the surround music is always great in salil da's compositions

Tilak Basnayake on September 20, 2011
Or so sweet...Dil bohoth darth karththaahii..

rumahale on September 21, 2011
@sandeep88214 Thanks.

Chiman Jagani on September 28, 2011
Album: Chhaya Year: 1961 Track: Itna Na Mujhse Tu Pyar Badha Ki Main Ik
Badal Awara Singer: TalatMehmood Lata Album Star Cast: SunilDutt AshaParekh
Track Star Cast: SunilDutt AshaParekh

Rohit Kumar Verma on September 30, 2011
Wonderfull song. Thanks for uploading.

TheSonulal on September 30, 2011
love it...love it...just speechless

SKTPSY on November 06, 2011
Sounds so like Mozart - Symphony 40 in G min KV 550 love it! love it! I love you Aama! God Bless Your Soul! May Rest in Peace! See You One Day There in Your Beautiful Place Called Heaven!

sup0601 on November 06, 2011
jaise pahadi jharna...beheta hi jai, kabhi jaise rukna nahin...there is a sublime flow in Tlatji's voice...very unique and unforgetable...one of my most favourite song...

Sarojrkl on December 28, 2011
Salil is no more. So also Nutan and Sunil. Talat is no more !!! But are they not still alive !!! Creative art lives and lives. The artists donot die !!!

DrSaroj Mishra on December 28, 2011
Salil is no more. So also Nutan and Sunil. Talat is no more !!! But are they not still alive !!! Creative art lives and lives. The artists donot die !!!

amirnt30 on January 12, 2012
Correction, its actually Beethovens Symphony # 40

amirnt30 on January 12, 2012
For your information its known as plagiarising which the Indian Film Industry often did in the days of yore. You have heard of copy right infringment and such things I am sure.

NeiltheGriffin on February 02, 2012
Recorrection, it is actually Mozart's Symphony # 40 1st Movement
You need better ears!

Rairtyfashionstar1 on February 24, 2012
awsum song just cant compare anyone with with lata and talat sahab.Its like a butterfly song that is so adorable and beautifully sang.LIKE THAN THUMBS UP

maulikdoshi007 on May 17, 2012
i agree .. but remember .. indian music is not only abt singing ,.. we have dozens of instruments which precede west by thousand yrs .. and i m a musician too ... and believe me ... singing .. that is voice ... is the most difficult instrument ..

sackadoodle on May 26, 2012
Why are you trying to compare and compete? I don't understand why in India so many people are always trying to prove superiority in relation to the west. It's a sign of gross insecurity. You are you and they are them. Both can coexist, both are beautiful. Appreciating some beauty from another culture doesn't make you less Indian. Any instrument can be difficult depending on how well you want to play it... I myself play over 20 instruments, so I can tell you from experience.

sandeebush on June 01, 2012
@Buntydee.Mr Kishen your dad? I think he was a fab music writer. He lives in our hearts

sugata gupta on June 22, 2012
45 years.Still i love this song

MrBhushan63 on September 08, 2012
Class Song,will also be remembered even after many years.
Bhushan Deodhar

2345doctor on October 08, 2012
i love this song .i think its the ultimate romantic song :)

rumahale on October 13, 2012
Absolutely.Thank you for liking and nice comments.

786azharquadri on November 15, 2012
Listen this particular song very very carefully and then listen to 'jay ho' of Slumdog millionaire of a r Rahman for which he got best original score Oscar...the Oscar winning song is nothing but a poor copy of the original 'itna n.a. mujhse tu pyar badha. The so called modern day great composers are simply lifting tunes from the old classics changing a string here and there and presenting as their original scores...pity on them..

Gourang Ambulkar on November 23, 2012
Dear Azhar Quadri sahab, I am equally fond of old composers similar to you, however, this particular song here has a tune that was inspired ( if not 'lifted') from Mozart's symphony # 40. What do you have to say for that? I have more examples where many of the so called 'Revered' old composers have lifted tunes which were existing. ( another eg: The intro tune of Ghar aaya mera pardesi is an old Afghan tune :-) )

786azharquadri on November 23, 2012
Dear Gaurav Ambulkar Saab, thanks for the response and a new enlightenment for me. I am fond of subcontinent music.not much knowledge about western scores... However I vague memorary of having come across this tune but was not aware who was inspired by whom. You have updated my knowledge for which am grateful...but that doesn't give license to Mr a r Rahman to call it his original score, and take away the award..

786azharquadri on November 24, 2012
To continue further on this I recently came across 'dum mast khalendar mast mast' nusrath Fatah Ali khan which inspired Indian composer and it became 'tu cheese Badi hai mast mast'.. and there are no. Of them vice versa. But I do not think they ever claimed them as their original scores..What do you say..

rumahale on December 10, 2012
Thank you for liking and appreciation.

rumahale on August 29, 2013
Glad that you liked it. Thank you for the appreciation.

rumahale on August 31, 2013
Thank you very much for liking the song.

venkat Raman S. on February 04, 2014
Of course, it is a straight lift from Mozart, but only a small part, but
it is still a lovely composition, and all the three, Salilda, Talat
Mehmood, and Lata Mangeshkar have done exceptionally well

mohit pant on October 02, 2015
One can only say Wow! & lament for the bygone era of golden music and
mellifluous voices.