Aboobaker Ismail on April 01, 2011
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR UPLOADING THIS BEAUTIFUL SONG. MY FAVOURITE ONE
THANKS AGAIN CAN YOU UPLOAD A SONG OF SURAYYA "JABSE CHALE GAYEN HE WOH
ZINDAGI ZINDAGI NAHIN SAZ HE OR SADA NAHIN SHAMA HE ROSHNI NAHIN"

rafisolanki on April 08, 2011
I like the songs composed by the MD Husnlal and Bhagatram." Ruth huwa mali tha, bigadi huee qismat thi" song is full of meaning, which vibrates the heart.Song writer,Qamar jalabadi, has given the lyrical feelings of the young hearts,,fallen in love.This is the very nice and sweet song of late forties.Pre independance songs are unparrel and unique in their spirit.I express the vote of thanks for uploading such a beautiful song which may like to listen again and again.

rafisolanki on May 10, 2011
Thank you very much for feed back of my comments,Khan sahib.My birth year is 1942.In 1955, i had adolescent love with a good looking,beautiful girl,who had utmost desire to marry me,but when she grown up, her parents got her married else where,and fate parted our ways.Thus,sad romantic songs,always take me to the past, the reminiscences of my love at the first sight.Really, one has said rightly, that the literature and poetry are nothing but reflections of the human life.

Ravi Gokhale on June 15, 2012
What a sweet tearjerker. Many thanks.

Dilip S. Coulagi on April 10, 2013
Gosh...old song from my childhood - babyhood, even. Thanks for
posting. Who wrote the song?

Bajaury on April 24, 2013
Mera mizaj ladhakpan say aashiqana hay. My relative was in love with a
young girl, he was 13 and she was 12. When she got older her marriage was
arranged with another man. At the wedding night he and one of his
accomplices scooped the girl and took her. Later he married her. She was
his second wife but he was willing to get her at any cost. He paid a hefty
price but het his love. Sad- you did not get your love.

Bhavesh Desai on June 13, 2013
Chand {26th May 1944}: Prem Adib, Introducing Begum Para, Sitara Devi
Kanpuri, Also Introducing Sapru as Begum Para's rich Father, Ram Singh,
Shashikala, Balakram, Beena Paul, Rane, Ganpatrao, Manajirao, Thakar,
Karhadkar, Bhide, Vatsala, Shaikh; Lyricist: Qamar Jalalabadi; Music
Director: Husnlal Bhagatram; Singers: G.M.Durrani, Zeenat Begum, Sitara
Devi, Manju,; Producer: Prabhat Pictures / G.B.Ghanekar; Director:
D.D.Kashyap

Bhavesh Desai on June 13, 2013
Chand {1944}: Manju singing for a child Balakram a co-artist of Prem Adeeb
& supporting charatcter; performing on stage for theatrical company run by
Ram Singh in Calcutta in the movie; Lyricist: Qamar Jalalabadi; Music by:
Husnlal Bhagatram

Bhavesh Desai on July 04, 2013
Chand {26th May 1944}: Prem Adib, Begum Para, Sitara Devi Kanpuri, Sapru,
Ram Singh, Balakram, Beena Paul, Rane, Ganpatrao, Manajirao, Thakar,
Karhadkar, Bhide, Vatsala, Shaikh; Lyricist: Qamar Jalalabadi; Music
Director: Husnlal Bhagatram; Singers: G.M.Durrani, Zeenat Begum, Sitara
Devi, Manju,; Producer: Prabhat Pictures / G.B.Ghanekar; Director:
D.D.Kashyap

Bhavesh Desai on January 21, 2014
Chand {26th May 1944}: Prem Adib, Begum Para, Sitara Devi Kanpuri, Sapru,
Ram Singh, Balakram, Beena Paul, Rane, Ganpatrao, Manajirao, Thakar,
Karhadkar, Bhide, Vatsala, Shaikh
Singers: G.M.Durrani, Zeenat Begum, Sitara Devi, Manju
Lyricist: Qamar Jalalabadi; Music Director: Husnlal Bhagatram
Producer: Prabhat Pictures / G.B.Ghanekar; Director: D.D.Kashyap

Bhavesh Desai on January 21, 2014
Manju giving playback for stage performer child artiste Balakram

sharmakdevendra on August 16, 2014
What a truthful song.when I listen to this song, to my mind comes the story
of Suraiya and Dev Anand who both were in love but Suraiya's Nani was
deadly against this inter religious marriage.Result was that Suraiya
remained unmarried till her death ( 31st January, 2004)
Then there is the story of Madubala and Dilip Kumar.Though both were of
same religion but here her father of Ataullah Khan was very conservative
and held her in close watch.When outdoor shooting of Naya Daur was to be
held near Bhopal, he objected Madhubala going there as Madhubala And Dilip
Kumar could have come closer to each other as they were already in a crush
for each other.
Ultimately BR Chopra had to rope in Vaijayanti Mala for this film and Dilip
Kumar spurned Madhubala being annoyed with her as she could not resist her
over protective father.Ultimately Madhubala married Kishore Kumar in 1960
but this marriage was not compatible and she died in 1969.
Both the above stories endorse the statement 'Do dilon ko ye duniya milne
nahin deti'