boukkara5657 on Thursday, September 17, 2009
very nice song Rafi very great thanks for sharing 5**:)x

stuartnz42 on Saturday, June 12, 2010
Rafi & Johnny - the perfect recipe for a smile, every time. Thanks!

rekhalalit on Tuesday, June 22, 2010
This song is from film "Madhumati" ( 1957 ). This movie is the Milestone in Indian Film Industry. Melodious music & all super hit songs & great actors in this movie. And above all Mohammed Rafi Sahab is always great . He sung two songs in this film. One is this -- "Jungle mein mor nacha." & another is "Toote hue khwaabon ne.." . Both songs are super duper hit. In this film Lyricist was "Shailendra" & Musician was "Salil Choudhary.

from
Prince Lalit Bhambhani
Atlanta, Georgia ( USA )

manojacob on Saturday, June 26, 2010
Madhumati not only had great music, the choreography was outstanding. I cannot think of another Hindi movie (of the 60s and 70s) with such great evergreen songs. Thanks to Salil da, Lata ji, Mukesh ji, Rafi Saab and Shailendra. I always enjoy the music of Madhumati.

onandonandon1234 on Sunday, July 18, 2010
This is one TERRIFIC song and also the story of my life!!

Sholay48 on Monday, February 14, 2011
@rekhalalit Hi friend, I agree. Madhumati remains the best for me. The 2 DK films that stand high for me are this one and Paigham. Note that both have Vijayanthimala as well. Please also note the 2 different styles that Rafi uses to sing these 2 songs, one for a comedian and one for DK. The voices fit both actors appropriately. Rafi turns into JW when he sings for him. They match each other so much that if Rafi was acting in the film, you would have thought that JW was the playback singer.

onandonandon1234 on Friday, March 04, 2011
This is actually not a funny song at ll.

It is talking about how the rest of the world ignores the most egregious offences of some people and yet how when I commit the slightest infarction, I become notorious. That is exactly what this song is talking about. Its a highly sacrastic song if you think about it

brotherbob1978 on Sunday, July 31, 2011
Versatality... from Mr. Rafi. He could sing anything, from that of a gentleman to that of a drunkard. *Salutes*

ayush359 on Monday, October 10, 2011
You forgot Mukesh's "Suhana safar" !!

Ayush Agrawal on Monday, October 10, 2011
You forgot Mukesh's "Suhana safar" !!

Vinay Hegde on Friday, August 29, 2014

What a delightful song! Often overlooked among the more popular songs from
Madhumati (and there were plenty), this gem of a song shows the versatility
of Salil Chaudhari. And both Johnny Walker and Rafi were teetotallers in
real life.


sal mmn on Thursday, September 04, 2014
Awesome composition and equally awesome rendering...

Jagjit Singh Ishar on Wednesday, November 11, 2015
What a sweet melodious composition. Nice melody orchestration & use of
accordion & trumpet. Wonderful rythm. The magic of Salil Choudhary & Rafi
sahib speaks. Hats off. Johny Walker did justice to his role.