WOH..............Wha t a song just the way its starts and the lyrics brilliant.There is so much life in this song,with lata at her peak(perhaps).------ -----
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If you have been in the dumps for a long time and suddenly one day you realize that life is about the pure joy you will love this song. Coming back to life.
WOW So many great songs in one film .Hats of to SD Burman .Each song a gem and most improtantly fiting with the movie perfectly. Yet another example is this song. Brilliant. A song about a person running from his past searching for who knows what and trying to get solace in spirituality instead of confronting his own demons.
The classic from pyaasa , one of the few happy moments in the movie!!!!
Buetifully sung by rafi . It is said that this was based on a tune by rd burman
The first song that I heard from Guide 1965. Could haave never imagined that the rest of the songs would be so good.
A kishore lata duet. I read somewhere they made this so that kishore could sing atleast one song.
Enjoy
A very sweet duet by Kishore and Asha .Composed by sd burman Paying guest 1957. I felt that Asha's voice was well suited for duets. Her voices sounds like a seventeen year old in the song.
And my fauvorite line in the song
ye rastaa ye tanhaai lo dil ne Thokar khaayee
I also added a scene at the end of the song.
Enjoy
Very rearly would you see back to back song in hindi cinema.
Saiyan be-imaan and kya se kya .From the film guide
sung by rafi and composed by Sd burman
now this is a masterstroke of a song, a remake of an earlier bengali song by burman da.
Rafi does great justice to this song. There is a certain freshness to this song which sets it apart from all fifties songs
A very charming song sung by rafi and lata from the film tere ghar ke samne composed by sd burman.
During this song it felt like lata's voice was far far better that rafi
