I don't know why I had tears today watching him sing this song. In 1997 this album "sunoh" was relased. First I heard glimpse of this song over radio and I was desperate to own this audio cassette and wanted to play it whole day on my walkman. TOI announced to distribute this as freebies and I was standing in the queue next day morning at 0530. And I got it, and still have that cassette. Just came to my mind and shared with you guys. 🤔 I don't know who else relates to this.
Totally can relate to it. I desperately want to buy a walkman back then only to listen to his songs. Could not at that time but later bought his albums through an online streaming site.
I surely can relate brother.. though I didn't go through all that trouble as you, but I did love it then, as much as I do now.. 😊 infact, this is one of the very first songs I wrote down the lyrics for.. 😄😄 ☮️
I am just leaving this comment so that whenever someone likes it I will hear this beautiful song once again. It will be in my memories forever, something just stays deep down this is one of them ❤️
90 के दशक के song हम ही फील कर सकते हैं क्योंकि उस समय गाने सिर्फ देखने के ही नही बल्कि सुनने समझने और महसूस वाले थे आज कल गाने तो आते हैं लेकिन सिर्फ शोर के लिए
We cry listening to this song because listening to him now feels good and nostalgic but at the same time we realize that this legend is getting old and so are we. We remember that those were the simpler times and we didn't have to think about college, career, job, responsibilities etc. All we had to do was wake up listen to these songs, go to school, come back, watch our favorite cartoons, play outside, listen to these songs again and go to sleep. All these memories flashback within couple of seconds and we get overwhelmed by them. We realize that we lived the best moments of our lives and no matter how much we wish or want we cannot relive them. These legends made our childhood best and like I said watching them now we realize that, "THEY ARE GETTING OLD AND SO ARE WE."😢😢
Miss my father he used to play this song in his car when we used to drive to our village. Miss you aba 😔❤️ Mil k bicharna dastoor hogaya oh sanam teri yadon ki kasam. 💔❣️
She was a Lucky Ali fan too. We fell in love when we got to know that we both love this song and share the same interest in Lucky Ali music. We recalled our childhood in the 90s and loved each other. We ended up losing each other due to family issues and destiny separated us. I can feel this with my soul, "Aankhon mein basi ho par dur ho kaheen, Dil ke qareeb ho yeh mujhko hai yakeen..."
Lucky Ali playlist in cassette , played in Radio , Sony walkman , in the bus when you travel , everywhere... It was Falguni Patak and Lucky Ali who made our childhood awesome. But also Shaan , Bombay vikings , Aryans , Raghav , Euphoria etc etc...…The good old days were we had only video songs in V channel and Mtv. Lucky are the ones who born in 80s and 90s .
I was 11 when this was released I'm 37 now ...I still come here to claim the past .....this is by far my strongest claim to the times gone by ....so many memories in these 4 mins .... overwhelmed but not done !!
same here, back then we didn't have a television set in our rented chawl house in Mumbai, we used to visit neighbours where everyone sat and saw and heard such song on channel V,, now Im 35 , move to Dubai and have a permanent apartment in Mumbai as well and have 62" in television but memories lost
From old cassettes -->CDs --> MTV --> zoom --> MP3 --> youtube.. Thats the journey this song has travelled in our heart my fellow 90s frnds.. miss those times..
As we child we wanted to grow up but we never know that growing up kills all ur happiness,desiress. It just loneliness. People are selfish and u r just tired of everyone. But listening to this song really take me to those beautiful time when i was happy inside and outside no stress no nothingg. Haha Its just it❤️
कभी कभी अकेला महसूस करती हूँ …ये गाना सुनती हूँ …यहाँ आती हूँ और मालूम होता है कि मेरे जैसे बहुत लोग हैं हर उम्र के यहाँ। मालूम होता है कि मैं अकेली नहीं हूँ।
I am not Indian, but as soon I heard it, it vibrates in my soul, I don t understand one word, it is breathtaking vibration!! May you be blessed forever for singing it this way LUCKY ALI!!
Present day i m 32 year old .....and iss song ke sath pure 26year gujre h ....inn years kya kya dekha inn ankho ne ....aaj bhi ye song bhut sukun deta h muje ......as cosmologist very feel lonely in entire universe
Lucky Ali, is my true' inspiration. My idol, Hero. I left my IT job to pursue career in music, it's because I grew up listening to him and madly fell in love with his music. I had released my first album and I'm about to release my next album too...! Much Love and respect for this Man! ❤️🙏
simple natural melody in his voice. no showing off, no autotune, no technical skills, no belting, vibrato or other jargon required. One of the best in 90s pop era.
Biggest problem never compare anyone he is a legend no doubt but saying against badshah without knowing his hardwork and effort doesn't make you a great human being spread love dear brother
Thanks for making my teen the best. My BSA SLR cycle. Walkman and playing this song on the go!!! My Crush turned GF.. many more memories... I am on tears...
he was already old when he debuted with a strange accent and a stranger personality but the innocence in his face and his voice instantly connected with millions making him a public favourite. almost all songs he sung in his non filmy albums and filmy ones like hairat hai and all were gold and still are a part of the traveling music album worldwide.
I was child that time but still i remember that i loved this song... Such a classic voice Lucky Ali has... That time was unforgettable... Such a golden time
Still feel tears in my eyes listening this song...seeing him singing...when he says "mar bhi gye to bhul na jana" It's speechless...1996-2023...even today it's my topmost alltym cozy warm hug..Now when he's coming Jaipur for his live I can't explain how exited I m to see him singing live💗
I was a kid when this song released. Most of the mornings this song would be played by "subah sabere". I used to wake-up as soon as this song appeared. Now after so many years I'm listening this song and tears roll down my eyes remembering my mom. This song has been and will be the favourite. Such a nostalgic one. ❤️
The tears just stop running down my face when I listen to this. It's such a healing song, and Lucky Ali brings emotion and love into every line. What a life this has been. I have so much love to give the world, and right now I'm offering it through this comment.
When he said "Bol na Yar..." it was felt like he could not stretch it and asked his friend to help him ... felt so good .... he still the same down to earn exerting so much of positive energy
I am one of those lucky kids who’s was born in late 70’s and believe me these songs are attached to my soul. I remember those times when I listen to them as I was a teenager back then … true legend lucky ali sir … we all love you like we loved Mehmood Saab the legend of indian cinema … ❤❤❤❤
Magical. He sings with this feeling of fulfilment. No worries, no stress, just calm and peace. People spend their lives and never get even a minute of such bliss. Absolutely wonderful.
I am in my early 40s. We had our office party two years where the live band played this song. Was amazed to see people 20 years older to me and 10 years to me connect to this song as much as I did. This song influenced atleast three generations during its initial days. And now it's like an aged wine. Gets better with years!!
Seeing him hear aftter years was ashock. But, that's Life! We are all older now since 1997, when I watched this song repeatedly. I became a fan of his voice. Waheguru has blessed him with a wonderful voice. I am happy to see that he has continued his singing with the next generations here. I have watched this clip repeatedly and I am still his die - hard fan. He has change the tune of this song a little and its still fantastic. Keep on singing this wonderful songs for a long long time. We Love your singing.❤👍👍🙏🏻👏❤️
I know, aging sucks.. but I will always admire this dude's voice. My favourite singer from 90s , I was in my 6th standard when I discovered the magic of Lucky Ali. Enchanted since then. Now I am in my late 30s, still feel the magic. 😔..Those were the days, best days of music and my life.
His voice still takes me back to my school days, crushes , moments with friends, long drives and listening to sunoh in stereo cassettes with batteries in them. Or walkman... He is sorted inspiring and always moisten my eyes for the good times I lived. Nothing precious than a voice that makes you jump and walk you the memory lane and relive priceless moments. Tears and bliss! Music has life and the lyrics connect so deep. Awesome you are! Much love, health and best wishes to you..
I am also being a 90s kid from Bangladesh heard his song for the first time in 1997. Bought his album cassette with one other friends of mine from New Market, located in Dhaka. His songs are really emotional and touching music
I used to hear him as a kid back in 99-2000 merely 6years as a kid. Though it was not possible for me but I have elder sis who made it possible. Thanks to her. Firstly as a innocent kid I hated her to not letting me watch cartoons but later on really thanked her!!
Oh sanam!! Class 10 to 12 2002 to 2004 Siting on the bench hitting the table...I can literally see myself with my class mates and.... God bless you Sir Lucky Ali!!
All we know is his one song can destroy kakkar family ..badshah etc etc .. we make Bollywood..Bollywood is Bollywood because of we the people .. we love lucky Ali ❤️❤️
Bollywood is not the world. Now is the time for independent artists and creators to take the front stage and break the boundaries set by the so-called Bollywood. Fare and open competition.
When i saw this song’s original video back in my school days…i used to get mesmerised by lucky ali’s euphonious voice & dazzling eyes of the beautiful woman in that video.. later came to know that she is the wife of lucky ali itself.. simply woww❤️❤️
This "bol na yaar" in the song took my heart. In 90's only sanam and yaar we had. Side by side. Thank you Lucky Ali Sir for this nostalgic gift. We love u Sir. From all your fans.
90s... Oh 90s.. taught us so many emotions.. made us realize by listening to this masterpiece.. Lucky ppl listening to Lucky Ali. Time when there was no GOAT etc stuffs. Time when such music was called ONLY MASTERIECE.
I lost my cassettes and Walkman (all lucky Ali original collection) during a train journey back in the 90’s. I still cry recalling that incident, a part of me is gone with that loss. Sorry for my heavy emotions..
2023 and still listening to it… it was delhi winters whn I heard this song in 1997 … I was in school those days now i live in toronto and listening to this song makes me so emotional abt the time and song is always goosebumps
This song is not just a song... Its a whole journey... Me my friends we used to listen this song like every day not once whenever we feel like.... This nostalgic... Missing my friends, hostel, collage, bunking class, sipping tea at tapri... Thank you sir for giving us such a fantastic song... Much much respect
