nitsybitsyspider on May 25, 2009
this song never fails to make me smile :)

qiron on May 30, 2009
'Danny Kaye' of India as Lata Mangeshkar liked to call him. Indeed, a very
graceful and multi-talented personality, who always gave a 100% to whatever
he did. May his soul RIP.

msubrata100 on June 10, 2009
da indicates elder brother in Bengali (not in Hindi). That's why he was known in the industry as Kishore da

jayasambasivam on June 18, 2009
Sorry to barge in ..but the correct name of the form is "Baaul" not
"Kirtan" ...which is still there but its now restricted within village
boundaries of West bengal but certain regional singers (like Nochiketa)is
trying to bring it back but with new face of music.

jayasambasivam on June 18, 2009
Pls feel free to correct me ..if wrong..

jsdivine on June 22, 2009
Only smile? You must be under restrictions. I laugh out loud everytime I see, and i have seen this twenty times since 1969 when it was first released. I remember my cheeks were hurting from continuous laughing. I couldn't hear the dialogues at the end when Sunil Dutt pretends he is dead. That is how hard everyone was laughing.

satyampathak27 on July 01, 2009
my favorite

AKM4UDEAR on July 10, 2009
Listen & Enjoyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

smodass on July 11, 2009
Totally agree. We saw this on the first Saturday after it was released at
Navrang cinema. I remember the audience laughing so loud througout the
movie. Mehmood has done great service to people thru his movie. May his
Atma be at peace.

yusufhussain20 on July 13, 2009
this song will make ur day.

vineel49 on July 15, 2009
i love this song very much

Sanjay Shenoy on July 26, 2009
ii love the song very much

raj1905 on July 30, 2009
it was supposed to be a dialogue scene instead of a song...then kishore da
suggested the scene to be a song .i personally love the naivete of this
song...and goes without saying that kishore da is genius :)

smodass on August 02, 2009
A clown finds everything funny.

vickykop on August 03, 2009
I just LOOOOOOOOVVVVVVVVEEEEE this song!!!!!!!!!!!!!

skchettri on August 03, 2009
Sunil + kishore + their chelahs = perfect..this is one of my best movie...all time.thanks of posting...cant stop laughing...

Banadeep Chakraborty on August 05, 2009
Kishore kumar is perhaps d best singer in d world i dont hv words to
describe tht grt man!!!!

aarress on August 18, 2009
the rarest and one of my most favs.
kishore at his best as and actor.

Nirenjan Prakash Joshi on August 21, 2009
nice song, the best of kishore kumar

xfacter007 on August 22, 2009
Very sweet song. Song lovers must be like it.

dhoom Phatash on August 24, 2009
meri pyaari bindu.. meri bholire bindhu. man this song rocksss...
Kishore is THE GOD

arup kanti Das on August 25, 2009
Really Raj? I didn't know about it(that Kishoreda suggested to make it a
song scene). Anyway at the end of the song the Kirtan singing of Kishoreda
proves he could sing anything. He was incredible. Salute.

pukarokhan on August 29, 2009
you are so awesome for uploading this !!! thanks !!

jjoshi4 on September 11, 2009
HAHAHAHA!!!!

Nimish Avarsekar on September 14, 2009
kishore da creating magic...music at its best!

shamal234 on September 14, 2009
kishore is classic good singer and actor

qiron on September 22, 2009
After watching this umpteen times I just realized, all the actors in this
song are now passed on. What a memorable performance they all left behind
for us to enjoy after they are long gone.

VABBKDFW on September 22, 2009
Mere Prem ki naiyan beech bhanvarn mein Goud goud gote khaye Bindureeeeee
oooo bindureeeeee

VABBKDFW on September 22, 2009
Kishorda rocks, and also well played by Duttji, Mookri, Keshto Mukarjee and
i guess Mohan Choti . Thanks for sharing this gem of bygone days.

Tito Dutta on September 30, 2009
Hello, Outstanding. :) Thumbs up from my side. Thanks for uploading.
Regards. trulytito (Tito Dutta)

rkv on October 20, 2009
awesome X 1000...Thanks!

privatezib on October 27, 2009
Lavender convention...Indian style!

yourparastish on November 18, 2009
very funny and great song and actors

AlAlvares1 on November 29, 2009
Great kishore da what an actor what a singer simply great.

shumo1000 on December 01, 2009
TOOO funny...hahahha...lolzz

Vikram Eda on December 06, 2009
It seems to me that Kishore was the real hero of the movie.

FanMusicIndian on December 10, 2009
What a classic comedy. This movie and songs make me laugh each time I
watch. Most of the people on the video are no more but were great
entertainers.

rockylips55 on January 21, 2010
hadn't u really done it mistakenly..?-sachin

Anand Shankar on January 23, 2010
Kishore Kumar... one of the finest actors.. forever! :)

crazyangel987 on January 24, 2010
I'd love it if someone sang this to me hahaha

bunnybunnybuggs on January 27, 2010
hmm, i'd love to sing it for someone.
so, what's the deal?

radhakrishnan98 on January 30, 2010
Kishore Da ! Watcing him dwarf all the other artists...actors, singers,
music directors and the whole lot, single - handed is ecstasy !

Uttam Padukone on February 07, 2010
can someone post the scene in "Koi Paththar se na maare mere deewane ko"
which is the first time that one sees Kishore Kumar in Padosan?

VISHUDDHATMA on February 21, 2010
It will take a long time for Bollywood to make a comedy that will surpass
this classic. Bheja Fry is the new age version, but a far distant second.

heytambun on March 12, 2010
does anyone have the full translation of this song?..10/5

00sarkar00 on March 22, 2010
great Kishore Kumar... his performances are highly entertaining... watch the movements of his head and hands...

rinkichamkar on March 23, 2010
Bheja Fry was a scene-to-scene, dialog-by-dalog copy of the French movie ->
Le dîner de cons (The Dinner game). Nobody can match the genius of the
Indian comics of yore.

rinkichamkar on March 23, 2010
Look at Kishore at Kishore from 1:35 to 2:10. He is acting, dancing,
singing and pretty much dominates the scene. Not to mention providing
playback. Except maybe Amitabh (and very rarely at that), I cannot think of
any artiste who could have or can pull it off.

schuliger on April 01, 2010
@privatezib Cool that someone else noticed that too. B-Town can be very clever about sneaking in stuff that is traditionally taboo in Indian culture. In this song, the lyrics often throw people off the ongoing subtext.

balacandra on April 13, 2010
hat's off to kishore da, such a lovely song, he made the word bhaangdoo
universal