Sandeep Gaikwad on May 06, 2014
Extremely high thinking song

KAPADI CHIRAG on May 07, 2014
this video is truely inspire me to god

josephine ogundipe on May 30, 2014
I will always love Indians so very much

Shankar K on June 06, 2014
Lovely song..!

Soumyo Mukherjee on June 15, 2014
Just before this song the pandit (mehmood) and the Maulvi (yunus pervez),
when realizing that the end is near agree that the Almighty doesn't
recognize religions...that the Almighty belongs to everyone and all belong
to the Almighty.our religious leaders could use a little guidance from
this song.

Soumyo Mukherjee on June 15, 2014
Just before this song the pandit (mehmood) and the Maulvi (yunus pervez),
when realizing that the end is near agree that the Almighty doesn't
recognize religions...that the Almighty belongs to everyone and all belong
to the Almighty.our religious leaders could use a little guidance from
this song.

Soumyo Mukherjee on June 15, 2014
A correction the pandit was portrayed by Rajendra Nath and not Mehmood who
was a great comedian and character actor in the 60s and 70s.
My apologies

badassdahn on October 30, 2014
Old Indian films Rocks! not sure abou now.. Remember being very emotional
watching MARD.

Sing Nexty on November 21, 2014
Makes me very Emotional and Happy
Beautiful Song <3

Rohit Sharma on December 13, 2014
very nice

pratyaksh Kumar on April 16, 2015
really an awesome devotional song

Ashutosh S on July 13, 2015
the burning train is a awesome movie to watch

vivek SHRIVASTAVA on September 04, 2015
love song

vivek SHRIVASTAVA on September 04, 2015
love song

Sunil Kumar on September 08, 2015
This song makes me realzie that this World ... Land, Food, Clothes, Money
everything is SOOO Materialist and untrue.Humans keep running after
these materialist things and do wrongs deeds for getting such small petty
things...The only truth is GOD ! This whole world and sky belongs to one
power...God !

Gajendra Khanna on October 21, 2015
Lovely lyrics by Sahir Ludhianvi. Composition by R D Burman. Singers are
Sushma Shreshtha and Padmini Kolhapure. This was a standard song in our
school assembly.