trainonride2008 on April 21, 2008
fantastic song, nostalgic lah!

gobilala on October 03, 2008
It brings back lots of happy memories.

ashraymahadev on October 29, 2008
fantastic song thnx very much i wish kishore comes back

Sanjay Pawde on November 07, 2008
Wonderful song from " Sabse Bada Rupaiyaa", RD Burman has composed it
nicely, with Kishore and Lata evergreen voices ! Vinod and Maushmi acted
well.

gbolagun on November 11, 2008
great song from a lovely movie. thanks for posting.

radil505 on December 26, 2008
Bada behetreen naghma hai, Kudos to Burman DA. Nicely sung by Kishore &
Lata Ji.

ashraymahadev on January 07, 2009
no wonder kk's roaring voice creates uproar as he soars high in playback
singing arena of indian cinema hats off to my fav singer of all time
kishorekumar

devender68 on January 12, 2009
The song was quite popular in late seventies and rearly heard these days. The music by RD is melodious. The number picturised on hot couple of that time. The song makes me nostalgic.

Patiraj Yadav on January 21, 2009
kishore & lata at their best, lesser known, but one of the most romantic
songs!!! thankfully & "mercifully", no remix so far. kishore & lata at
their best, lesser known, but one of the most romantic songs!!!thankfully &
"mercifully", no remix so far.

msjanjua on February 24, 2009
Just a correction. The music was composed by Basu-Manohari and not by R.D.Burman. Anyway, thank you very much for posting this lovely song. No doubt, it is one of the best Lata-Kishore duets.

kkgoldenfan on July 05, 2009
This song was composed by "Basu Mano Hari" & not RD or SD.

shahpg15 on July 16, 2009
Nice song. My. Favourite. Thaks.

yogendra khokhar on July 17, 2009
One of the lesser heard songs,but no lesser nevertheless.Kishore had this
unique quality,which is that he could mesmerise in any type of notes. He
had a dominating type of voice which was,at the same time, sweet and
soothing.Whatever the credits say,this song has a stamp of RD.

soumyasbh on July 26, 2009
the confusion which is prevalant among many people thinking a R D Burman
tune is very common... the songs has RD touch all over.. the
reason is that even though factually it is Basu Monohari's song, he was a
steady assistant of RD all thorughout... hence, it is inevitable that
the touch will be there nonetheless. the same happens if u listen
to few songs of Jaidev or N Dutta and u may confuse them with SD tune..
coz they both were SD assistants...

simlock62 on July 30, 2009
Originally the song "Aa humsafar" is from the movie Yasmeen (1974). Sometimes the same song appears in two movies

shahnira1 on September 02, 2009
Basu manohari must have stolen RD's tune.

Nomita Chakravorty on November 10, 2009
Beoootiful no. Manoharida may have been heavily influenced by Panchamda.
Artists are free to get influenced. Everyone including Panchamda were
inluenced at many points. To give him Manoharida due credit.. This is
beautiful and a sweet composition. Ofcourse Kishorda and LAtaji are as
usual par excellence.

myyou321 on December 16, 2009
One of the best song ever... Such a beautiful music composition and with such beautiful singers Kishore and Lata.. Absolutely amazing song

Thank you so much for the post
You made my day

regards,
riaz

vivek saksena on January 27, 2010
what a song .. where r they now a days ???

graphikamaal on February 22, 2010
One of my top favourite. I would call it a tribute by Basu Manohari to Panchamda and not chindi chor as mentioned by somebody here. I have had the privilege to meet Manoharida recently and heard a few songs played by him on Saxophone and believe me it was out of this world even at 84+ age that he is now.

graphikamaal on February 22, 2010
BTW interesting music for Mehmood's visuals "Bhaaya" :))

MaliniH on April 24, 2010
O I Love this Song it´s so beautiful Everything on this song

baruamk on May 22, 2010
one of the best songs ever heard from kk & lata


MK Barua

gary_singh on June 05, 2010
Beautiful song. Great Music & Lyrics. Hats off to Music Wonderland of the
World - India. Greatest Gift to Mankind is - Indian Music. Thanks for
uploading this song.

Kalyan Kumar on June 29, 2010
I saw this film a long long time ago . My school days if I remember
correctly. Typical love song devoid of vulgarity.Vinod Mehra ,sorry to say
I miss him.

mycommentable on September 10, 2010
moushmi was a natural beautiful and talented actor
the married moushmi daughter inlaw of hemant kumar had an hot affair with debonair vinod mehra bollywood in those times was full of their romance and she also accepted her likeness to him so many times. but people dont know how her husband took that. vinod died after some time RIP

Sana10248 on October 20, 2010
@mycommentable really intersting kya vinod mehra bhi un ko pasand karty thy. per vinod mehra or bindaya gosuwami liked each other.r u sure?
if u hav any infor.about vinod mehra plz share with me .i like him very much thanx

msAisha91 on November 11, 2010
she looks like sonali bendre

bregoji on November 16, 2010
Manohri and basu have been Cheif assistants of pancham till his last
breadth and the orchestra used too has been same as that of pancham Thats
why this beautiful song has RD Burman stamp all over it

avinash vyas on February 19, 2011
where can i find karaoke of this song

labeeb241 on May 28, 2011
Class of Kishoreda and Lata je...

chandashable on June 18, 2011
have and wil always luv Vinodji's eyes. so full of emotions and even his eyes smiles... beautiful round eyes. ever since i was a kid i was a gr8t fan of him. his demis hurt me so much. very expressive eyes.cant name anyone of bollywood todate with such a charm in eyes. he was such a LOVER &N HUBBY IDEAL MALE.. rekha u were 2 gud.

atulmina on June 25, 2011
What a song by both great singers i.e. Kishorda and Latadidi. love it.

rajeevjosh on July 05, 2011
Super song...cant stop listening to it again and again...sounds like such a simple tune ...where do you get these kind of duets nowadays? Kishore and Lata complement each other perfectly...Thanks for uploading this.

gardhavgadha on July 12, 2011
@soumyasbh Basu-Manohari is not one person, but Basudev Chakraborty and
Manohari Singh duo.

TheRehmanshah on August 11, 2011
very good song by kishore kumar and lata

deshri1 on January 24, 2012
@msAisha91 You mean Sonali Bendre looks like Moushumi Chatterjee?

gary_singh on June 10, 2012
Killer song. Qatal cheez pesh gaana hai yeh. Thanks for uploading.

Venky Krishnan on July 17, 2012
This is what I call 50 Carot Pure Song

debrajey on January 11, 2013
Superb every time i hear it - perfect melody and rhythm

Archisman Mozumder on March 17, 2013
Basu was Basubeb Chakrabarti, a music-arranger in the Burman Camp. Actually
both Basu & Manohari were first given a break by Salil Chowdhury & S D
Burman. Since RD was the assistant music director of SD right through the
1960-s, the bonding between him & Basu-Manohari strengthened. (Another
great musician of the Burman camp besides these two was Marutirao Keer, the
master arranger of percussion/beats in the Burman camp.)

Sanjay SEN CHOUDHURY on March 19, 2013
Nilanjan,They were indeed 2 different persons as Archisman Mozumder has
posted above, Basu Chakravarti independently composed the music for
"Zameer".(Tum bhi chalo, hum bhi chalein.. etc.) Manohari Singh was the
legendary musician who mostly played the Saxophone & English Flute. Both
Basu & Manohari were RD's assistants & stuck with him. For "Sabse Bada
Rupaiya" Basu & Manohari came together. Contd-2

Sanjay SEN CHOUDHURY on March 19, 2013
Contd-2: Marutirao Keer who was RD's percussion arranger, who played that
famous 32-bit Tumba piece for the opening sequence of the song "Aaya hoon
main tujhko le jaaounga apne saath" from Manoranjan (1972-73) sung by Asha
& Kishore.

SuperJack2101 on March 28, 2013
i like mousmi and vinod mehra always.

KAFAN on May 18, 2013
What a song ! Just cant get enough of it !

sanjaymehta19701 on August 27, 2013
Very good song...

goldenera7090 on September 15, 2013
such a super song... kishoreda great.. moushmi looks super ..one of great
romance stories...

Himanshu Joshi on October 24, 2013
It is very easy to take the credit from a music director by labelling him
as RDB or SDB. Jaidev was a school in himself.. No way he resembled
SDB after his comeback in 1970s.. This song has a typical stamp of Basu
Chakraborty's style. People who know his style can very easily connect
to it. Listen to "Dono Ke Dil Hain". The song has too many
resemblances to this song's antara.

All Things Melodious on October 30, 2013
Lata dominates most of the duets she has sung. Listen to this sweet
melody.. Basy Manohari was an accomplished artist in his own right. He
arranged many songs for RDB, no wonder those songs had his stamp...

All Things Melodious on October 30, 2013
other songs of this movie are distinctly different from the RDB style..Let
us celebrate the lesser known artists and give credit where it is due..