TheRekhasai on September 28, 2011
Lataji...ur voice is marvelleous,melidious...wow...muahhh!!!...luv u .wat asong!!!

Jesse Badshah on October 30, 2011
@abhi2991985 SO TRUE

brittomadhavan on November 09, 2011
a beautiful soul sang this song for me on rainy night when we were coming down the 23 hairpins from yercaud to salem; her voice stirred the mountains

bmwcalcutta1 on November 12, 2011
Salute to those 3 mastro created this ever green song. Anand Baxi RD Burman
and Lata ji

Sreekanth J on November 25, 2011
@abhi2991985 how true... just dont have the audience for such melodious
music anymore. Rightly said... Old is Gold

rameshthakrar on November 28, 2011
The songs from this marvellous film made me believe Rahul Dev Burman is not a composer of Western type tunes.

bhabanissa on December 13, 2011
Wah. Raina beeti jae sham na aaye. .speaks everything

RK1m1 on December 15, 2011
what an expression by the Superstar

Indian MommyTV on December 20, 2011
How can someone not like this song!!! I wonder 11 dislikes?

saurabhdecent on December 22, 2011
Lata ji gaa rhi hain... Tabhi toh amrit dhara beh rhi hai... I am trance...

Saurabh Pathak on December 22, 2011
Lata ji gaa rhi hain... Tabhi toh amrit dhara beh rhi hai... I am trance...

roshanAjeeb on January 05, 2012
i like so much this song it diet of my soul lata ji sang very very very well

skraman80 on February 19, 2012
OLD IS GOLD NOWDAYS NO GOOD FILMS NO GOODS SONGS AND NO ORIGINALITY IN HINDI FILMS EITHER TWO PIECES DRESS PICTURES OR COPIED PICTURE. ALL THIS KHANS AND LATEST HINDI DIRECTORS ARE UTTER WASTE NO CREATIVITE NOTHING.

sanjayd411 on March 18, 2012
A song like this one didn't get much recognition in India, while a bogus
number like "Jai Ho" wins an oscar for A R Rahman!!! I doubt any of today's
music directors anywhere in the world can create the kind of songs R D
Burman has created in Amar Prem.

Rohit90901 on March 18, 2012
Truly the art to create this kind of magic has become extinct in this era
of digital audio...

Ronakk Patel on March 21, 2012
this song is remarkable in bollywood music history as a classical gem
..hats off R.D n Lata

drmgrl11 on April 07, 2012
makes me want to cry...the music and the acting together are fantastic

Mohan Panicker on April 19, 2012
does any one have the meanings to these words, they sound so beautiful

bleachfan19911 on May 13, 2012
Nice meaningful song.Good music.Night is passing by but shyam has not yet
come .Shyam means dark coloured or Krishna.Thanks.

ACleverMonkey on May 19, 2012
I hear raag lalit

varrrr on May 24, 2012
Amar Prem did not miss any awards. Awards missed Amar Prem songs. These
songs will forever remain in music lover's hearts. The fact that these
songs didn't get any awards just shows the injustice that was done to RD. I
mean just 3 filmfare awards, one of which was after death ? It wasn't even
nominated that year. Shame!

Kalpita Kubal on June 14, 2012
speechless...what a voice , expression..great.

sanamo86 on June 17, 2012
Ive watched all 3 & while i agree Said was gr8 in EHT, the other films
performancs are mild compared to Aamir's greats

wanderer boy on July 18, 2012
raina beeti jaaye..(night is passing)shayam na aaye(here its means ma
beloved) neendaya na aaye(feeling sleepless) he forget the promise to come
tonight which he made in night

Niraj Jha on July 19, 2012
ye 11 murkh log kaun hain bhai jinhe ye gana achha nahin laga?

Amin Babar on July 19, 2012
so sad our kaka has died yesterday D:

LuckyStar on July 23, 2012
Hereafter , All the nights will pass by without his arrival! :(

TheIrondead on July 23, 2012
I AM LISTENING THIS SONG IN 2012, IT WILL BE LISTENED AFTER MY DEATH AND MY
GRAND CHILD`S DEATH AND ONWARD

pmohanram on August 10, 2012
This is Lata at her mature finest. In her early songs, her voice was
wonderful but shrill and maybe a bit immature. Here it is full bodied.
Later on, she lost her voice. The early 70s were her best in my opinion.
Her classical lineage really shows through. This song and this movie always
gives me chills. RIP Rajesh Khanna.

cherishgp on August 20, 2012
Agree with you. The first filmfare award that RD got was in 1983 for Masoom
and then Sanam Teri Kasam 1984 and finally posthumously for 1942 Love
story. But his best work went unrecognized for awards - Teesri Manzil,
Padosan, Kati Patang, Amar Prem, Aandhi, Jawani Diwani, Hare Rama Hare
Krishna, Mere Jeevan Saathi, Namak Haraam, Yaadon ki baraat, Hum kisise Kam
Nahin. SOngs that are evergreen 3 decades later did not get the nod from
the awards committee

Kairathmann on September 06, 2012
that's irony

ps2421 on September 13, 2012
Filmfare isbogus he got our love tht's enough fr him! Great R.D!

59coolangel on September 20, 2012
Superb classic song by lataji.

Abhijit Satpati on September 29, 2012
@ abhi2991985 Well said...

abidluckyboy on October 12, 2012
No one will ever match latas voice but no one will ever match rajesh
khannas expression.

raseswari samal on November 25, 2012
are u serious about roop tera mastana i mean saif for kaka...really!!?! lol

Abhishek Shubham on December 11, 2012
luv this word...is ek shabd me humlogo ke dil ka dard chupa hai

Siddharth Kaushal on December 12, 2012
o my optimistic friend in rigidly, i observe people of rd burman era praise
songs who are old for them. A.R.rahman, amit trivedi, ehsaan loy.., suleman
merchant and brother are also good you seems partly right too sidharth the
argumenter

Tapesh Majumdar on December 16, 2012
Love this song ------- even after 30 odd years ! perhaps getting old --
yeah grey hairs there ! oh Love this song

Siddhartha Das on December 21, 2012
A legendary song

Subhayu Mukherjee on December 22, 2012
After listening to songs of RD during his early years and then after death
of Dada Burman, I have no doubt that all these songs have been actually
composed by Dada Burman.. Please stop giving the credit for these majestic
creations to RD. It would be a discredit to these songs

Sushma Sawant on December 29, 2012
superb classic song of lata,R D . no match to lataji's voice... her
alaap in the beginning in her crystal clear voice is just fabulous...

Sayan Chatterjee on January 04, 2013
R.D.Burman used to assist his father during his earlier years...his father
didnt assisted him...so dont make his compositions his father's
compositions...his father was great...nd pancham was also a worthy son of a
worth father...and yes RDB himself had the calibre to compose such
milestone songs.

Moumita Nag on February 11, 2013
Just love this song

Amandeep Singh on February 16, 2013
You supply those things that are in demand but that golden era is now gone
when people were interested in gems like these.

Abhishek Shubham on February 18, 2013
you are absolutely right

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jayanta chatterjee on March 21, 2013
I wouldn't reckon that the musical quality of Amar Prem needs an award to
felicitate it's greatness. Music lovers over generations have rewarded it
with their ardent admiration. The Filmfare awards in 1971 may have
reflected general Bollywood trends to honour the legends of S D Barman
(Talaash) and Mukesh and Shankar Jaikishan(Pehchaan) before welcoming new
world greats like R D Burman and Kishore Kumar. No harm done if we
contextualise.the awards.