arab bouja on November 30, 2010
He is Med Rafi ;the greatest!

851dash on December 05, 2010
@adityabose26,your dumb mind dont know about noor jahan,mehdi hassan,ghulam
ali,nusrat fateh ali khan,rahat fateh ali khan,nazia hassan???take off your
baisaed indian glasses.

Vikram Chatterjee on December 18, 2010
awesome...who is this??????

slinkyaamina on December 21, 2010
how can u hate mohmed rafi hes a legend

fragmattic on January 12, 2011
In my opinion, they're not shaking enough !

the White Frank Black on January 18, 2011
They're so happy! :3

the White Frank Black on January 18, 2011
They're so happy! :3

the White Frank Black on January 18, 2011
They're so happy!

boiragirules on January 22, 2011
pure classical old time rock and roll..except the language is only hindi..

Hindasound on February 05, 2011
@garydunncolumbusga - This clip was used in Terry Zwigoff's 2001 film
"Ghost World" I've been singing this song ever since! :)

66mcgrath on February 08, 2011
Heard this on Ghost World and had to find out who it was! I haven't the
foggiest what he's saying but just love it from start to finish. The
whole production is fantastic and energetic, a credit to 60's Bollywood,
thanks Mr. Rafi !!!! Love the funky moves too always makes me smile ;-)

66mcgrath on February 08, 2011
Heard this on Ghost World and had to find out who it was! I haven't the
foggiest what he's saying but just love it from start to finish. The
whole production is fantastic and energetic, a credit to 60's Bollywood,
thanks Mr. Rafi !!!! Love the funky moves too always makes me smile ;-)
Well groovy man!

Sara Basaldua on February 25, 2011
its become a habit to listen to this song 3x's a day...maybe more.

Sara Basaldua on March 08, 2011
@abbeystarlite Heck yeah!

thankapettamanushyan on March 25, 2011
Rafi Saheb simply Rocks!!!

Guru Singh on April 02, 2011
the best song till now

1987amyc on May 11, 2011
love, love, love, love, LOVE!!! And I'm just some white chick who doesn't understand the lyrics! Mohammed Rafi is God!!!!! lol

Balendula on June 06, 2011
Ghost World brought me here

Arun Vakharia on June 07, 2011
very good song

afsmeg on June 09, 2011
Yes I heard this also on Ghost World, awesome song!!! Great rock and roll
music, that's the Late Rafi Mohammed.

afsmeg on June 09, 2011
Yes I heard this also on Ghost World, awesome song!!! Great rock and roll
music, that's the Late Mohammed Rafi

vaadaenmacchi on July 10, 2011
i think half the views this song gets is from non-indians who watched a
commercial or ghost world! when i played this song to my american cousin
back in 88 when she visited india she said this was not what americans
'liked' and now see how popular it is!

vaadaenmacchi on July 10, 2011
if anyone is looking for similar songs, check out 'hoga tumse kal bhi' from
the movie evening in paris. most of shankar-jaikishan's compositions in the
60s had a catchy beat of this sort. of course, they also infamously lifted
the beatles i wanna hold your hand but that was the only blemish :)

vaadaenmacchi on July 10, 2011
@66mcgrath did you enjoy thora birch's dance opener to the movie as well?

Cesar xk on September 21, 2011
5:14 master epic sound !!!!!!!!!!! kkkkkkkkkkkkk

Aidan Welch on September 22, 2011
A man who owned a 7/11 in Lawrence, Kansas who my Dad and I saw every day
on the way to work/ school In 1999 gave us a cassette tape of Mohammad Rafi
and we loved it. When this came on the Heineken commercial I nearly jumped
out of my couch. I miss my childhood.

prithvirajfan on September 22, 2011
I just saw Heineken commercial nicely put in Rafi's Voice.Go Rafi ..
Go Heineken... half billion more beer drinkers for Heineken ...

emerpus01 on September 23, 2011
The only thing Kill Bill really lacked was a good Bollywood musical number.

Israel Guerrero on September 23, 2011
I'm gonna have this song and dance for my daughters quinceanera. Yup

Israel Guerrero on September 23, 2011
What language is this??

shehzadashiq on September 24, 2011
@stoneaudrey It's in Hindi

Aidan Welch on September 26, 2011
@RuthlessRuben209 That sounds amazing! I'd love to hear a mix with it

angeo007 on September 29, 2011
47 aliens visited earth and checked youtube. They hit the wrong button

IncogneetoDTF on September 30, 2011
love watching those bobble heads oh man!

IncogneetoDTF on September 30, 2011
@ashjohn997 Thumbs down

ktx49 on October 18, 2011
LOVE THIS SONG its so friggin cool, sounds modern but retro and its so
catchy with that bass line!

ktx49 on October 18, 2011
also this female dancer is mesmerizing she is an awesome dancer pure energy

Dean Smith on October 19, 2011
Truly an edgy synthesis of cinematography, editing, music, dance and
singing 1st the intro drum riff? Gene Krupa's into to Sing Sing Sing ('36)
Then the bass/guitar line? Ventures ('60s) Brass & Horns? Contemporaneous
with Herb Albert and the Tijuana Brass But can you ever look at Rocky
Horror Picture Show's ('75) TW and ST medley the same way? The sequence of
shots, masked dance line, and character intro, inspired by JPH sequence?
And Kill Bill 1's('03) "5,6,7,8'? QT even kept the masks

IncogneetoDTF on October 20, 2011
@rudis123 dislike

ShermanOaks1972 on October 22, 2011
Frickin hi style here, wow, no wonder it is the new Heineken ad

ShermanOaks1972 on October 22, 2011
@thesinodean totally bang on with the Krupa intro, definitely Tarantino saw
this (Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill)

sgodek on October 23, 2011
Jaan Pehchan Ho (Let us get to know each other) Jeena Aasaan Ho (Life will
be easier) Dil ko churaane walo ( the one who stole my heart) Ankh Naa
churao (Don't pretend to ignore me) Naam toh Bathao ( Tell me your name) I
was 7 when this released, and danced similarly in the 60's. Nothing
compares to the sheer sensuality of these hep cats in skinny slacks and
cool kittens absolutely shredding the floor - elevating to frenzy at about
the 5:10 mark, just prior to his devilish laugh - WOW!

sgodek on October 23, 2011
ShermanOaks1972 is right - Gold Dress sizzles...smokin'.

Owings Art on October 25, 2011
Groovy baby.FABULOUS.

Owings Art on October 25, 2011
Remember when the whole world wanted to be like Americans, no matter how
nutty we seemed?

lablask on November 11, 2011
@turtleman8000 from an Indian movie of 1965

Andrea Cusumano on November 16, 2011
This song is so bad ass. I see why Heineken used it. And clearly the same
drugs used in the USA in the 1960's, were used the world over. You can tell
by the subtle seizures induced by said drugs. lol They must have used
cement to keep those wigs from flying off!!

porus on November 18, 2011
@jpaliano Heineken is a Dutch company! :-)

Andrea Cusumano on November 18, 2011
I can't imagine how much hair spray and bobby pins they used to keep those
wigs in place.

slvglitter on November 19, 2011
Is that Bruno singing ;-)