One of the most haunting romantic Hindi songs that i have heard.
Moving and simple lyrics.
Amazing performance from Lata Mangeshkar. A thousand salaams to you.
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3 comments:
Hi Nirvana,
Yes, what a wonderful piece of soulful music! Who's that Egyptian looking larki?
And which film is this?
What a nice blog! (so MUCH to read!)
cheers,
yves
The film is Woh Kaun Thi (Who was She?), the year 1964. The lady in question is Sadhana who at one time was famous for her haircut style. They used to call it Sadhana cut.
Thanks for your appreciative comments on the blog. It enthuses me no end. Pls leave ur footprints on my subsequent blogs too
I shall!
And thanks for the info!
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