Zil Hasnain Kazmi on Wednesday, January 12, 2011
We had a group of friends who used to sit together and share our thoughts
and discuss about the legends singers of golden old days. I was a little
junior in age among them. One of my friends asked me once that had I heard
this song. My answer was. He than through vistle sung this song. He said it
is very nice song and is not vailable in the market. Time passed and we
seperated. Today after 40 years when I listened it. I have enjoyed it. I am
fond of Mukesh. He was a legend.(12th Jan 2011)

apparaoarani on Monday, January 24, 2011
Dear Shah, by reading your comments, I have gone back to 73 summer holydays , at Vizag beach, we also used to sit together and spend till late night in the beach, singing Thalath,Mukhesh ,rafi songs of 50,s and 60,s -Thankyou verymuch-Arani Apparao.-Hyderabad-A.P.

kirti kumar Khanna on Monday, April 11, 2011
ajay sahib ..what a woderfull song This composition is in rag Piloo.mukesh
jee has done extremly well. .SAlute to Roshan sahib for this
copmposition.and last but not the least salute to you sir

Ishtiaq Ahmed on Monday, July 11, 2011
Nobody could match Mukesh's voice quality when it came to pathos or dard,
as we say. Roshan was a genius who understood Mukesh the best. I used to
listen this song way back in the 1960s in Lahore. Ishtiaq Ahmed Professor
Emeritus Stockholm University

Bharat Gul on Sunday, October 09, 2011
A piece of musical beauty for ever !

reverseswing on Sunday, June 30, 2013
I fully agree with the views of professor Ishtiaq Ahmed. " Professor Sahib
ne mere moonh ki baat cheen li "

Priya MyMusicalHeaven on Sunday, July 20, 2014
What a soulful rendition by Mukeshji of these Majrooh Sultanpuri words,
as if he was living the pain of the character when singing. ".hamaare
dum pe hai har ghum, na hum honge na ghum hoga", wah, wah to that line !
Roshan's composition is just perfect for such words, he was so capable of
creating sublime tunes. Thanks, Ajay.