chandrashekharjain on June 05, 2010
Really a rare song, and I am hearing it for the first time in my life.
Lata"s voice was at her sweetest. Lyrics were so true and touching. Add to
that, this video presentation renders me speechless. Just a MASTERPIECE

Mukhtar Lyall-puri on June 05, 2010
@chandrashekharjain thanks a lot Chandra Ji

chandrashekharjain on June 07, 2010
In fact this video is so good that I have emailed this video to UNICEF at
New Delhi with remarks that '' I consider it worth presenting to UNICEF to
be used for promoting the cause of children''

lovehumanity on June 11, 2010
Very nice upload.. Keep it up plz.. thanx really for sharing with us..
Dr.Bukhari

S Qasim Hasan Zaidi on June 12, 2010
Marvelous depiction of harsh facts about life of children on the globe by
proper choice and blending of images with the voice of great singer, Lata
ji.

jasbongy on June 16, 2010
Awesome song with excellent but true lyrics.Lata ji must have sung when she
was in her teens. Very brilliantlly presented. Thanks myvision22 ji for
sharing. Bless you. W.R. Sarla.

kuckudk on June 30, 2010
Really a rare song I too is listening to it for the first time. The lyrics
as well as the accompanied pictures are very touching. Keep up the good
work you are doing.

TheAnupam777 on July 18, 2010
Great divine song !! As per my records, this songs is from the film "Maan Ka Pyaar", (1949). Music by Pt. Gobindram and Lyrics by Ishwar Chandra Kapoor !! Many Many thanx for uploading...More plz.

kusumsharmaajmer on July 29, 2010
Very Effective and Emotional presentation indeed ! Main ye geet pahli baar
sun rahi hoon . Thank u for sharing.

Mukhtar Lyall-puri on September 27, 2010
@ShamaNahaar Thank you for for such a nice comment.

madhubala2009 on November 24, 2010
I have no words,only tears.We should be grateful we have grown up as far as we are.I feel more than ever that Man is his own natural enemy,not even sparing innocent children.How very fitting is your choice of music and images,like always.
What a pity the world is still not at a stage where this kind of video would sound and look old-fashioned..I wonder what the UNICEF said..

Riaz Ali on December 29, 2010
A masterpiece of music. A superb blend of voice of lataji , music and
poetry. Rest assure that during World War-II the Sub continent produced
such vocalist who are no more less than the great leaders. They conveyed
their expression to the listeners with success. Thanks for this upload.

Ramesh Thakrar on November 29, 2012
Old is gold. Lataji's old songs are superior to current crop of songs.

Mukhtar Lyall-puri on November 29, 2012
you are correct

Ramesh Thakrar on March 02, 2013
It's slow and monotonous.

vidhead85 on June 27, 2014
Thank you for sharing this with me. I'm grateful for the translation as
well. I enjoy songs in other languages and it's helpful to know what
they're singing