Abhineet Deshpande on December 02, 2013
wat a song still refreshing .

Maninder Ghumman on December 15, 2013
awesome...refreshing...

Ajay Arora on December 28, 2013
During my teen years I thought Shekhar Suman is the son of Vishwajeet. 

ravindra kumar on February 25, 2014
marvellous trely marvellous it is one of the best songs of mahendra kapoor
i suppose.

Nav Chandra on March 21, 2014
beautiful song - I love it

Nagesh Cavatur on April 04, 2014
Guys! Any idea as to who played the lead guitar for this song? Truly
awesome. Oh yeah, this song is alleged to be a copy of "Red River Valley";
however, the fantastic lead guitar is not there in the latter song.

Sushama.Narayan. Somji on April 11, 2014
late Mahendra Kapoor gave us some good songs like this one.

Bidyut Bhuyan on April 21, 2014
A letter recieved by me today bearing a postage stamp O.P. Nayyar brought
me here, really liked the song, melodic and lyrics making sense from the
time i wasn't even born, all i can feel in the song is blues. Blues is all
that we will carry along all our lives!! 

Saba Siddique on May 06, 2014
Beautiful. So many memories. 

tansen58 on September 30, 2014
Excellent song by Mahendera Kapoor , a super hit movie of 1969, however in
the song Biswajeet is victimized of Over Acting 

Ramesh kumar Sharma on October 18, 2014
Rare song of Mahinder Kumar my choice

Umashankar Raikwar on March 03, 2015
evergreen melodious and romantic song 

Austrin Alick on March 14, 2015
Every word in this song in its literal sense is very much alive till date.
No wonder these songs are called perpetual. The great Mahendra Kapoor
sahaab at his phenomenal best. All respect.

Sambasivarao Yellapragada on April 25, 2015
lakhon hai yeha dil wale magar afsos ki baat ye hai ki yeha kisi ko pyaar
nahi milta.

Raj Kapoor on May 18, 2015
No wonder why these songs are perpetual. Bcause words are selective and
belong to aam aadmi

Sudhir Bhargava on June 09, 2015
Mesmerising melody by OP ,sung beautifully by Mahendra Kapoor and the
combination of lead guitar and violin I the interludes is a melodic
treat...!

Vinay Hegde on July 12, 2015
Beautifully sung by Mahendra Kapoor but wasted on the buffoon Biswajeet

GHANSHYAM DHARMRAJ TIWARI जिहादी ROYAL BAADAL on July 16, 2015
हां यार

Rangaraj Pillai on July 17, 2015
Wonderful evergreen song. However seeing the dance any pro guitarist would
stop playing guitar or maybe even commit suicide.. 

ANIL KUMAR P K on July 17, 2015
What a beautiful composition of the great master of melody master of rythm
O P Nayyar. a memorable & refreshing song. guitar, voilin,flute & bumping
of mouth organ. one of the best songs of Mahinder Kapoor. great uploading

ANIL KUMAR P K on July 17, 2015
Is dil ko kahan le jaye .aap agar farmaye lo aapke hum ho jaye !!! kahe do
hame hansake jara aji jo kuchh bhi dil ne tumhare hai kaha
..
..Mesmerising melody by OP ,sung
beautifully by Mahendra Kapoor and the combination of lead guitar and
violin I the interludes is a melodic treat...Every
word in this song in its literal sense is very much alive till date. No
wonder these songs are called perpetual. The great Mahendra Kapoor sahaab
at his phenomenal best. All respect.

Sal Balakrishnan on July 22, 2015
2:25 to 2:45 has to be most god awful dancing. You can see the women at the
table trying not fall over laughing. seems like he had red ants in his
underwear going to town on his err manhood.

Nayyar Kamal on October 17, 2015
Best of MK 1 of the finest singers ,keeping pace with his seniors emulating
his mentor Rafi n yet occupying a distinguished position is really a gr8
achievement, lending his voice to all the noted composers thus creating a
number of precious gems. this 1 composed by OPN is a ever sparkling pearl.

muhammad niazi on October 20, 2015
Vinay Hegde is absolutely right. A "buffoon" jumping about like mad facing
the bewildered crowd in a club.

avneesh nath on November 21, 2015
Babita looks oh soooo beautiful. Better than both her daughters put
together.