Chaudhavin Ka Chand Ho - Guru Dutt, Mohammed Rafi, Chaudhavin Ka Chand Song 

nice

Alana Shivanna 12 years wow

Yes Prakash ji , I am of the Radio age. Wherever we listen to this marvelous song,stop still to enjoy.

Old is gold

​@@alanashivanna96😮😅😊😊😅😮😅😅 2:38 😮😮

I fully agree with your sentiments. You may be a dreamer, but you are not the only one...

I'll I'll ll? 0

Shakeel badayuni was lyricist of this song

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+Shanthy Thangavelu This is guru dutt magic. Used to think music director is O.P.Nayyar. Never checked on any net because never felt the need to differ. Onn my convictions.

Thank u so much... yes every girl needs to hear this one!!

Unless you are the poet who wrote this song, how can you say that? 🤣🤣🤣 Casually appropriating someone else's work.

sir iam 80 and enjoy always

Yes absolutely the song is very enjoyable.

Yes It is true

Yes it's true

Well said

​@@sankaranbabu3372⁶

Because now there is absence of soul

Super song

I am also use this my mobile caller tune 🎉❤

I am not able to forget the great music director Bombay Ravi Sir 🙏🙏🙏

Only the one song l wish to hear repeatedly

Amazing.Aravind

shits urdu, i dont even understand half of it.

Both

The song is mAster piece of Urdu vocabulary literary similies and eloquent romantic language. The song writer excels the poets of this field in spurring the imagination.

For the unparreled praise of female beauty. Thanks

Never ever.

A masterpiece by Shakeel the Lyricist, Ravi the Composer and the versatile Singer Rafiji..

@@GALDINSOUZA Truly Said. Cant believe how those words came to Shakeel ji.

Love and light to you and your heavenly father 💖

I lost my baba this year on the 2nd of May. He was a bit sick but it wasn't that severe or at least that's what we thought. How can you imagine someone who is that lively at this moment will leave you completely for the rest of your life the very next day? I used to feel overwhelmed from time to time, It felt like I was the saddest person in this world. But now when he is gone that sadness seems fake, just young age bullshit. Now I know what it feels like when someone so close to your heart leaves you and whatever you do you won't be able to see, hear, or touch them again. Now I know what true sadness is. I feel gloomy all the time and it comes back and forth. I can't stop this heart-reaching feeling. The thought that I will never see him again just crushes my heart. Somedays I wake up with tears in my eyes and pain in the core of my heart, it's so heavy I can't breathe, then I listen to music. The nights are even darker! "How am I gonna live with his presence?" - this question prevents me from closing my eyes. I hope he is fine wherever he is. Sorry, I said too much, usually I don't comment on any videos but I like to read them. But your comment shocked me, I couldn't help but to write. RIP to both of our dads. I hope you are coping with it fine. Take care, stranger. P.S.- For the first few months after his and even now when I miss him immensely, I listen to this song, I feel like he is singing these lyrics to me : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-j0GtcPQlPKo.htmlsi=RtQ6okdtIupUaTDV

Thought full words 🙏

Sorry for your loss. 🙏

The eloquence of similes translate the heart appreciating the challenges of female beauty attraction. Masterly command of Urdu language is reflected in this piece of rare poetry. A true lover ‘s heart converses with each beauty mark. The singer and the poet excel the blounds of creativity. Shamim Mirza from florida

great

+Riyazuddin Kazi saheb! Your English translation is the another matchless recreation! Superb! As we read it we feel going through an another original gazal having the senses and values of poetry as high as its original version written by S. Baduyuni; and any other one in English literature too. I feel your English version could, too, be sung in the same musical tune; but, a RAfi is required for it. Classical music is the PAR EXCELLENCE at par of languages and boundaries.

Bhanwar Lal Beniwal : Thanks a lot, Beniwal Saheb Truly, these are wonderful lines. The picturisation of song is so romantic, that Inspite of so many years, this song continues to be one of the most lilting song. Thanks for nice words of appreciation. I am glad you liked it. There should be English Ghazal singers singing such translated ghazals. It will be a delight to millions of people.

Maan gaya . Aap ne yeh gaana ke ek ek lafs ajmaake dheka hai Aapka yeh gaana samajhna be lajawaab hai

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The song, which you can hear at any time and enjoy.Hats off to Rafisaab,and all the personalities connected with this song. 5star.

where you are from?

🎉🎉🎉WAYANADSSS, KERRALA see👍👍👍👌👌👌❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹

I Am also Lyallpuria settled in karachi I am not happy of changing name from Lyallpur to Faisalabad.❤️💜💚🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰

You have a wonderful talent with words and imagination. What a vivid description. It is like magic. Thank you so much.

Great song by great singer and great poet and great composer divinity has touched the sky Lajawab song by lajawab legends

What more am i to say

Waheedaji in my knowledge only actress who has refused to wear bikini or sleevless blouse

@@Bollybloom wearing a bikini/sleeveless blouse doesn't make them unsexy or unIndian! In the Ancient days of India, women during summers wore only lehengas and ornaments on the top half.. The blouse was not a default garment either..it was a choice for some So please don't associate any dressing with "modesty" or as being foreign! Having said that 1 should not consider sum1 as sexy only if they wear revealing outfits either

@@user-jn7bq8wh1e is not there any difference between bikini and lehnga yes during summer womens use to wear clothes which make them comfortable and get relief from scorching heat but they rarely went outside while wearing that and dresses which are open and weared is not a thing to be picturised

@@Bollybloom No..the traditional wear included sarees, lehengas and even dhotis than went down from the chest... A single cloth would be used as the function of a bra is today and so a "cleavage and nip show" would not be uncommon But there were a lot of regions where women wore nothing on top..just ornaments during hotter seasons U can see the female statues in our Ancient temples...their breasts covered only with ornaments It was nothing to be ashamed of... It's the feminine form..given by Mother nature That! was a free society with no one to body shame or ask women to cover up bcz their "dongs" couldnt control themselves!! It varied from region to region of ofcourse..but 1 thing was True...Men didn't undress women with their eyes and neither did women deliberately sexualise their bodies The Men in the subcontinent had utmost, respect, self control and worshipped women like nowhere else...and didn't see them like objects of pleasure unlike our invaders who were freaks who treated the fairer sex like commodities and committed vile unspeakable acts without remorse and in fact justified their actions in the name of some imaginary God/prophet..

@@user-jn7bq8wh1e that's what I want to say that in this century this things should be ignored in movies

For me Waheedaji is more beautiful than Madhubala ji

Just a 92 year old who doesn't need to understand the words of the lyrics yet FEEL the impact each and every time I hear this Rafi classic.Sonny Naidoo