Parag Sankla on March 11, 2010
The story behind this song is very interesting. After say 1952 or so,
Rajkumari did not get any singing assignments and was forced to sing in the
chorus to make both ends meet. During one of his recordings Nausahad sahab
noticed Rajkumari singing in the chorus. She had sung for him earlier in
the 40s and had regards for her. He gave her this solo song in the film
Pakeezah but unfortunately it was not included in the film. Rajkumari died
several years later in poverty. May her soul rest in peace.

Ati Ullah on March 31, 2010
this song only plys in background in the movie... but what a great work.

Xavier Miles on June 11, 2010
i am shocked to learn the sad story. This song is so haunting and all
pervading in Pakeezah

sudhir Pune India on January 04, 2011
wah ! wah !

Digvijay Sharma on April 22, 2011
i am so sad to hear about Rajkumari .,.what voice..! and amazing song.. !

orientlover1 on June 05, 2011
This song sung by Rajkumari is played only briefly in film Pakeezah when a teacher is giving singing lesson to a young girl.

orientlover1 on June 05, 2011
Twelve songs were composed for film Pakeezah but only six were included. This was probably one of those discarded ones.

prajjwalit on July 13, 2011
This is one of the good contributions made by bollywood to promote
classical music among the masses.

VK malik on November 27, 2014
once a sought after singer > sang in chorus in her days of poverty & died
as unknown.

Nora Qudus on January 24, 2015
We are lucky to have this recording.