crazyoldsongs on November 04, 2009
superb ! no match of this music and piya to se naina laage re by the genius sachinda .. shailendra, the great poet wrote all the lyrics of guide fitting along the story line . and lataji rendered perfectly
with her heavenly voice

j11994466s on December 14, 2009
Hindi is such an expressive and beautiful language! The words so accurately and succinctly speak the disappointment of her heart. The Hindi classical music sung in the golden voice of India's nightingale - Lataji - is an artful combination. And Waheeda is, of course, beautiful, graceful and artistic. The movie is based on R. K. Narayan's story. It is an immortal gift us all.

yasmeenfive on January 16, 2010
Simply superb!!!!!!!!!!!!!

07vimmi on May 31, 2010
Lata's superb singing coupled with Waheeda's graceful moves makes this undoutedly a WINNER. SD Burman's music is CLASS!!! tHIS IS WHAT MUSIC IS ALL ABOUT.

monali484 on August 11, 2011
any dancers like waheeda , yjanjatimala?...unbeatable

Abhijeet Pathak on April 05, 2012
The SECRET of this song : Although MD is grrrrreat Sachin da, the TABLA has been performed by Pt. Shiv Kumar Sharma (Of course SANTOOR Wale) in this particular composition.

mohammed saleemkhan on July 24, 2012
what a perfect match,lataji,waheeda ,s d burman------what a creation .

khan1960rcr on August 01, 2012
each dance step is perfet,what a expression unmatchable in all respects,lataji superb and equally waheeda shares this superb creation .

Gaby Poulain on November 26, 2012
Thanks for uploading, Ajay!

Anjan Chowdhury on September 17, 2013
what a class

DAMODARAN SWAMINATHAN on November 23, 2013
Got tired? Refresh yourself through this vedio.best in
choreography, costumes, settings, music.etc, Watch beautiful Waheeda
Rehman and her swift movements, her explicit expressions. A challenge to
present day cine artists!!!

Josh Bee on September 04, 2014
Bravo! What a stunning tune and choreography! The modern day bollywood
directors will not reach this level of benchmark in a very long time. This
is why I've stopped watching bollywood films after the end of the 20th
century