jasbongy on September 09, 2009
One of my fav. producer,director, and my 2nd. best singer Talat ji's
beautiful created song. 10************With respect. Sarla. Today U r
uploadig Gems after Gems.

crazyoldsongs on September 27, 2009
MARAZ kii kyaa davaa hai . beautiful ghazal by talat got to see the first
time . thanks a lot

rumahale on September 28, 2009
Thanks for - 1. Liking the beautiful ghazal sung by Talat; 2. Correction of
lyrics. transliteration devil had played its havoc. Regards.

crazyoldsongs on September 28, 2009
welcome and thanks

Chaman Nigam on August 29, 2010
i would like to die hearing the ghazals sung by talat..height of
appreciation

rumahale on August 29, 2010
@chamannigam Thanks for liking.

musiclover8128 on December 15, 2010
Yeah mohabbat hi na jo samjhe woh zalim pyar kya jaane..how true

Omar Jan Sikandary on April 18, 2011
The most beautiful gem of a song by Tallat,the lyrics and the
picturisation. Unfogetable and ever green.

Coucoutchicou on May 07, 2011
How wonderful to see this beautiful song on screen. Also, what a change to
see an actess - Jayashri in this case - actually moving her hands on the
musical instrument according to the tune and not just in any way as is
generally the case in Hindi films !

rumahale on September 22, 2011
@Coucoutchicou Thanks for liking, rich appreciation and minute observation.

rumahale on November 08, 2011
@ojsikandary Thank you very much.

rumahale on January 25, 2012
@musiclover8128 Thanks.

drndby on May 19, 2012
Heart-warming. Superb treat for mind and soul.

dramjadparvez on May 26, 2012
Kaya Baat Hei. Lovely picturing by V. Shantaram and Jayshree. Sitar
interludes and variations in Tabla beats beautify this Ghazal by C.
Ramchander.

rumahale on May 29, 2012
Thank you for liking, appreciation and knowledgeable comments.

Yasanwer on June 02, 2012
Isnt it surprising that this song was composed by a poet Noor Aalam "Noor' from Lucknow who was illiterate in the sense that he did know to write and put his composition in writing. But, as far as his knowledge of Urdu words and sense of prosody is concerned, he was much better than many persons known to be litterates.

Yasanwer on June 02, 2012
Born in 1923 Noor Aalam 'Noor' Lakhnavi died in 1967.He is known to have composed songs for at least 5 films.

rumahale on June 10, 2012
Thank you for the precious information.

rumahale on June 10, 2012
I am really overwhelmed with awe to read about Noor Lucknowi and his
poetry. What an anti-climax that he did receive proper education and could
not survive in the movie world despite being highly talented. Thanks.

rumahale on June 11, 2012
Absolutely. In fact I am often viewing it untiringly - great Shantaram and
equally excellent support coming from Talat Mahamood as singer and on
screen by Jayashree with sterling performance. Thanks.

rumahale on June 11, 2012
Absolutely. I like it very much. Both V Shantaram and composer C
Ramachandra liked Talat Mahmood. Thanks.

Yasanwer on June 25, 2012
Yes Noor Lakhnavi did not receive any formal education and could not write or read, yet he composed such good lyrics/poetry. I have information for some 60 poets of this sort who were there at Lucknow.

rumahale on June 25, 2012
Thanks again.

syed abdul Razack on September 16, 2012
The song naine say naine na hi milaooo in santharam movie is a typical tune
very nice lyrics and a well trained sitar player those days will never come
what a nice gazal script by litrate now a days no body is here to touch
this gazal soft silky voice of talatji nice.

rumahale on September 16, 2012
Well said of V Shantaram and Talat Mahmood singing. I may also added C
Ramachandra composition effect. Thank you for liking and nice comments.

shahidlatif866sl on December 18, 2012
Bahtareen shaeri aur kanon main rus gholti awaz aur lajawab dhun. Ye log kahan chale gaye hain.

rumahale on December 18, 2012
Excellent analysis on all components of the song - Thank you for liking and
appreciation.

md aliashrafi on June 29, 2013
This beutiful gazal sung by talat mehmood and compused by c r ramchandarn
lyric written by noor luckmowi lising from my childhood unforgatble

rumahale on June 30, 2013
Great memories indeed. Thank you for liking and nice comments.

ramaswamy TG on February 07, 2014
A song of quality lyrics beyond any praise with melodious music by C..
Ramachandra and a body language of class by late V Shantaram. 

gopal sinha on February 18, 2014
बेहद कोमल, मासूम, मधुर...!

Ajay Arora on February 19, 2014
Was the hero playing the role of a blind man in the movie. I don't know as
I haven't see ten movie. If the same is true then I call it a super
performance by the male actor and if not then I may call it a sarcastic
performance by him. My apologies if someone get hurt by my comments. For
female actors the less I say is the more. Their expressions look that of
Sita and Draupdi of the mythological pictures of fifties and sixties.
However lyrics, music and particularly singing of Talat were meresmeric.
What a golden song if heard while eyes closed.

swapna moitra on December 27, 2014
Lovely song.

Hasmukh Jhaveri on April 24, 2015
Tadpte dil ki halat vo kya jaane.

Javed Malik on July 05, 2015
Wrtiten by Noor Luckanwi, composed by C.Ramchand rendered by Talat Jee in a
film directed by V.Shantaram makes a lovely ghazal.