vdosong on July 18, 2008
Beautiful..

ib422000 on July 19, 2008
So sweet in it's pain and hope!

ib422000 on July 24, 2008
Everytime I hear this song, I realize it's immense depth and emotional
strength. Almost brings tears to think that nothing has really changed in
the world, except the bittersweet hope in the soulful message of this
beautifully sung, composed and written song.

TalatFifties on July 26, 2008
Very moving sad song from a classic movie.Wah Sahir saheb apne tadap kar
tadpa dia!Bahut khoob kaha hai!

jamesmaxwell007 on August 02, 2008
Thanks sir, for posting this classic!

akarshik on October 17, 2008
excellent song sung by duo " late Mukesh " and living legend Asha Bhonsley
jee. Khyamm's best composition.. Thanks for uploading my friend.

kuckudk on November 24, 2008
Immortal song, touching the core of heart. Thanks Chalcitra Rasik for
posting this golden song.

Sudhir Kodkani on November 28, 2008
Great and rare meeting of the great minds..Fyodor Dostoevsky,Raj
Kapoor,Sahir Ludhianvi,Khayyam,Mukesh and Asha Bhosle.

bn2696 on December 02, 2008
clean , soft , heart toching and well civilised shots

V. Siddhartha on December 04, 2008
Very well put, Ivan. John Keats said, If winter comes, can spring be far
behind? Sahir was our Keats, except that the hope amid despair was always
more slender and fragile in Sahir's poetry. The true state of our world is
better rendered in Sahir's poetry. So his words always move us ,and the
effect is doubled when two heavenly voices sing them, as here.

prabhat kumar basant on December 08, 2008
The softness of the voice, the fragility of hope have been melded into an
extraordinarily beautiful song. Thanks to Khayyam, Mukesh, Asha and most of
all Sahir. Thank you for uploading the song.

Vikas Gupta on February 08, 2009
Thiis is something brilliant work by Sahir where he is hopeful for a silver
lining in future despite all the world of problems. Hearttouching message!
All the kudos to Sahir.

Mike Majmundar on April 08, 2009
Typical Ra] Kapoor's depressing song.

MandarThe on April 19, 2009
Well - learn your hindi mikemaj1.

aurobindo83 on June 06, 2009
Mukesh's voice seems like god's voice.

yogendra khokhar on June 25, 2009
What a song! Mukesh was simply out of this world. Alongwith Kishore and
Rafi,he gave something unforgettable.I feel both Mukesh and Asha remained a
bit unused and did not get their due because of their more illustrious
colleagues.Possibly, Mukesh could not come to terms with the changing times
and innovate.But he was great. No two views about that.

aceji on July 03, 2009
An exceptional song depicting PAIN,SORROW-yet HOPE AND ASPIRATIONS OF
DOWNTROADEN OF THIS MISERABLE WORLD. Old song but still true and ever
effective. IMMORTAL MUKESHJI WITH ASHAJI.

aceji on July 03, 2009
MEANING: That morning will dawn upoun us someday when clouds of pain will
vanish and ocean of happiness will overflow. We consume poison today in the
hope of finding nectar someday. The sky will dance of happiness and the
earth will sing melody.We die daily for centuries in the hope of a happy
dawn. Once a luck will shine on us hungry,thirsty souls. THAT MORNING WILL
COME ONE DAY.

shobs76 on November 10, 2009
Sahir "jis subah kee khaatir jug jug se, hum sab mar mar kar jite hain"

nandu1f on January 26, 2010
Touching poetry. Immortal composition. I remember how I was swayed by the
lofty sentiments listening to this song as a teenager. Looking back, the
socialistic messages from the movie and poetry castigating the well-off for
all the ills of the society feel so hollow. Being so utopian may be good
escapism, but it is just delusional Urdu poetry. Sahir and Dostoevsky
mislead one from own responsibility.

MandarThe on February 01, 2010
Can't agree with you more. The fatalism, exaggerated romanticism makes for a good poetry though and perhaps should just be taken as that - good time pass.

Amit Malhotra on February 02, 2010
In a democratic world, perhaps it seems hollow, but he is not castigating
the "well-off" only. He is also wishing for some changes in the world.
Agreed that Sahir was socialistic, there's no way I'll deny that, but to
say that he mislead one from own responsibility is false. He did not, he
just wanted a better world. Lines like "miTTi ka bhi hai kuchh mol magar
insaanoN ki qeemat kuchh bhi nahiiN" are so true. Even our martyrs such as
Bhagat Singh felt the same way about things.

nandu1f on February 03, 2010
@tanhaa1: You quoted a good line indeed to make your point, I concede. But
here is another from same movie.."Jitni bhi buildinge' thi, setho ne' baant
li hein", an example of Sahir extreme lyrics. Although poetic license &
hyperbole are accepted literary devices, "profound" sounding socialist
falshoods become political tools. I favor Sahir's pining-heart love songs.
One of his gem is from Light House, N.Datta composition.."Tang Aa chuke'
hain.. sung by Asha.

Amit Malhotra on February 03, 2010
Nandu: Some poet once said: "ya to deewana haNse ya tu jise taufeeq de;
varna is duniyaa meiN kyaa hai muskuraane ke liye". Nice isn't it? Coming
back to Sahir "jitni bhi buildinge thi" .. and how is that wrong? He is
absolutely right. Song written in 1958, some 10 years after our
independence, a mockery of Saare jahaaN se acchaa hindositaaN hamaaraa.. he
is absolutely right. This is not extreme lyrics, this is the truth of the
time, perhaps even today, portrayed through his words.

onetwoinfinity12 on February 06, 2010
Hopes and aspirations of all of us for our future; we the downtrodden...Hats off to Khayyam sahib for making this song the beauty that it is. One of the best ever duets of Hindi cinema.

KhalidAsgharRadioPak on March 10, 2010
Wonderful song, lyric and melody. Fine for catharsis. Khalid Asghar. (11
March 2010)

KhalidAsgharRadioPak on March 13, 2010
*ChalChitraRasik*, a YouTube channel up loaded this excellent RARE melody.
It is a SIMPLE melody to sing, but some times, it is difficult to express a
SIMPLE melody with FULL convincing expression. The great Mukesh sang quite
perfect. Khalid Asghar.

vyasnarendr91 on June 13, 2010
that DAWN will never come unless and untill we shell not over through this
bluddy thick skin pollitins,and should overthrow this fallty system which
saw us dreams into days light,and awaking eye.very very long path of61
years have passed,nothing is changed every thing is still
remain,tears,hungerness,poucity of houshing accomodition,mixing of poision
into eadable thing &soon, no doubt lifestyele of pollitions have
changed,their bankbalance has incrise trimendious.

Geeta Jain on July 15, 2010
hops&desires with agony and ecstasy

mitesh reshamwala on December 30, 2010
fantastic sonh,sahir at his peak

Rmehtacpa on February 27, 2011
and where that version got lost of this long song, where it says
.IS NARK SE BHI GANNDI DUNIYA JAB SWARG BANAYI JAYEGI.WO
SUBAHA KABHI TO AYEGI.

appatel on April 30, 2011
This is Sahir speaking for the world's disfranchised people.
What a great poet !!!!

appatel on April 30, 2011
Sahir is making life livable for the poor & hopeless people by giving hope.
Somebody else also talked about "HOPE & CHANGE" , we still waiting for.

Jagjit Singh Ishar on August 29, 2011
the message to the downtrodden,wake & rise 2 the occassion 2 change ur
fate. every cloud has a silver lining. our salutes to gr8 sahir sahib,
khayyam, mukesh & asha bhonsle. the other version of the song by mukesh is
equally meaningful. marvellous upload.

Omar Farooq on October 12, 2011
@chamogaa you know your poetry and poets. I don't know keats but your
description of Sahir is perfect

V. Siddhartha on October 12, 2011
@ofarooqs . Thank you, my friend.

Voltairec on November 21, 2011
Insaanoke keemat jab jhoote sikkey mein tholi najayegi..entire
philosophy in one sentence..hats off to Sahir. I heard from my eldest
brother that there was a ban initially on this movie specifically for the
searing lyrics.Sahir raised his voice even when everyone was kowtowing
to Nehru by his fearless poetry, in effect a scathing commentary on social
inequity, plunder and materialism! It's unfortunate that things have become
much worse now.

jhbhinder on December 23, 2011
wowwwwwwww

Ramesh Thakrar on February 29, 2012
This is an unforgettable masterpiece

V. Siddhartha on May 04, 2012
Thank you !

Santosh Nayak on June 23, 2012
One of Sahir's sahib most melodious lyrics.very soothing song.. can be heard 10,20 - 50 years from now...

Virendra Sharma on October 19, 2012
Raj Kapoor at his best. The song, the lyrics and the soft touch of
sentiments. Nothing can beat this.

S. MN on November 25, 2012
Thank you Mukesh-Asha.my favorite song.

Jagdeep Buch on December 01, 2012
Hats off to Sahir for such wonderful wordings. Still we all are waiting for
such `Subaha'

Jagdeep Buch on December 01, 2012
Not Asha. She is Sudha Malhotra

Sand Max on April 20, 2013
Beautiful, the way Mukesh can bring depth to his voice even at such a low
pitch...

Paarwathy Murthy on April 12, 2014
lady singer is mrs. KHAYYAM if i am right ! somebody can correct me if i
am wrong !!!!!!! touching lyrics by sahirji and mukeshji. may their souls
RIP.

Bhartie Boedjarath on September 17, 2014
WO SUBHA KABHI TO AAYEGI . GREAT MUKESH JEE AND ASHA JEE >THIS IS AN
EVERGREEN SONG >SO MUCH DEEP IN SADE TONE AND EMOTIONS,,,,,,,,,,,,

Radhadevie Ramasray on February 07, 2015
*Jab Ambar Jhoom Ke Nachega*
*Jab Dharti Nagme Gayegi*

Lalit Arora on April 04, 2015
Achhe din aane wale hai.
Woh subah saat mw aayegi.
Nice song sung by Mukesh ji.