Doctorunclenana:

Noor jehan’s mother tongue was NOT Urdu!It was Punjabi!

fizaahmed1:

plz stop dis type of nonsence .wat z dis pakistan or india both r human n vr equal LATA G n NOORJAHAN G both r respected n BRILLIANT n GOOD artist n singers.

khawarhr:

thats right

neeramehta52:

I love this song. The deep meaning of this can not describable. Yeh jindagi usi ki hai jo kisi ka ho gaya, lovely song.

rahman885:

hi firends
pls sand me anything.

ThePeaceonearth12:

One of my favorite songs.

234hyder:

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khurshid160:

ll[ vhf khgvf

zafarso:

Noor Jehan was Punjabi as is Shamshad Begum and they are great. Urdu is not their native language. Urdu is a native language of the UP which is where it was born.
Lata ji has perfect urdu diction also and as Noor Jehan said `there is no one like Lata’. We are all sons and daughters of Hindustan.

A pakistani

fadimran:

isn’t Lata voice from Indian film Anarkali,music by Naushad Ali?

jpmind1234:

lata gaana gaa rahi hai ya amrit baras raha hai?

muthubharadwaj:

Iwonder which of the two movies is Lata’s best: Anarkali or Barsaat. This one or the song “Barsaat mein”; “Mohabbat aise” or “Hawwan mein udta”; aasman wale” or “jiya bekraar hai”. This was, I think, the best time of her career. She had a sweet giurlish voice with absolutely no besur even if the best critic would play it over a thousand times.

zairt:

@machomale100 asshole!