56riazali on November 28, 2010
What a melodious song by lataji . Worth listening in echo version.Up and down of the voice of lataji made this song so tragetic.

imranzaidi6 on January 31, 2011
Plain and unpretentious lyrics, yet carrying an intense saddening affect!And then Husnalal-Bhagatram's music of fine quality and Lata Ji's mesmerizing voice penetrate deep into the soul!!
Thanks kalakar!

Pashambay on January 31, 2011
Husanlal Baghatram worked hard to groom Lata Mangeshker. In a duet song of film Balam (1949) music by HL BR (Lata & Suriya) O pardesi musafir kise karta hay ishare, Suriya very much surprised that Lata is par excellence than her and she noticed that composer is much devoted to Lata though Suriya was also favourite singer of HL BR. I quote two other songs of Shagun one is Dam thodte hain arman (Rafi) and other Daman pakad ke ro diye (Lata)

P Baloch Karachi

rumahale on June 16, 2012
Excellent and precious information. Thanks.

YAWASIMOFA5 on September 21, 2012
In Bollywood many mediocre Music Directors achieved popularity whereas composers
of the calibre of Husn Lal & Bhagat Ram faded away so early. The most painfull part of
their career is that at one time they were left with no other choice except to accept the
position of instrumentalists under the supervision of junior Music Directors.

reverseswing on December 13, 2012
Gem from old treasury. One of my favourite songs.

rumahale on January 26, 2013
Absolutely - my favourite too.

TheDeepakp on June 24, 2014
FILM: "SHAGUN" = 1951.
Film cast: Kamal Kapoor, Sulochana Chatterjee, Bhudo Advani
Singer: Mohammed Rafi, Lata Mangeshkar, Surinder Kaur
Lyricist: S Arora, Varma Malik
Music Director: Sardul Kwatra, Husnlal - Bhagatram
Film Director: S Arora

reverseswing on June 29, 2014
Heart touching composition by Husnlal & Bhagatram, super rendition by Lata.
I repeat my comments made sometime last year.
Lata is Lata ... no other female singer has achieved the class of melody
queen.