Muddat howee hain yaar ko- Mohammad Rafi Ghazal

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Apr 9, 2012
nasirgujjar007 Says:
i love it.

Dec 1, 2011
kjaan Says:
Thanks for your comments.

Dec 1, 2011
karnalhardstone Says:
the most clear voice of any singer in this world ever

Nov 25, 2011
hasinanayab Says:
!!!!yes sir it is Puriya Dhanashree!!! I agree with u!!! superb voice with super poetry!!!

Nov 24, 2011
pukhraj06 Says:
we are all one - all have same god same destination same everything. Let us all come together as one - no barriers.

Jul 23, 2011
mukarramhussainawan Says:
Dear! You may compare the word "Anoush" with Anoushka but the word Aram and Akram may not be compared with same meanings as Aram, (the third day of the month in the Armenian calendar) but Akram is a arabic derived word from KARAM which means respect. Moreover, Rafi is also a arabic derived word from RAFA which means "to raise up"

Jul 12, 2011
saidukhel Says:
I am a big Fan of Rafi but he sounds pathetic compared to Noorjehan on this one.

Jun 27, 2011
khanmd0786 Says:
wah wah Rafi Saab - Kyaa bat hai

Jun 21, 2011
arweenvoip Says:
Expression ... out of this world .... justifying the words

May 15, 2011
whirlindervish1 Says:
Raga Puriya Dhanashree

May 15, 2011
whirlindervish1 Says:
Puriya Dhanashree :-)

Apr 30, 2011
sharedivinelove Says:
Raga Lalit??

Jan 3, 2011
mangaltripathi03 Says:
This is wondeful explanation........People like you make the world a lovely place to live.....

Dec 14, 2010
sunderpak Says:
Dear, Rafi and Akram have Arabic origins. They are the names of Muslims only.

Nov 23, 2010
kjaan Says:
Thanks for your comments.

Nov 22, 2010
diagreen Says:
i am armenian.rafi is an armenian name. my mothers name is anoush wich is like anoushka shankar and my friend aram name is almost the same as the indian name akram. when i go to church i have noticed that the modes and scale though less exotic sounding are like indian ragas but more western.when i go to greek festivals its obvious that the greeks brought back music from india and surrounding countries.i believe the western/christian world owes india/eastern world ALOT. GREAT VID,THANX

Oct 14, 2010
sahar2k Says:
My fav ever ...

Oct 12, 2010
kjaan Says:
Thanks for your comments.

Oct 12, 2010
SuperMovies12345 Says:
That is one line from that song that grabs you right away. Right? I was pleasantly surprized to know that it was borrowed from Ghalib. Thanks again. You have a nice collection of Ghazals. Its feels good to listen to original ghazals with fine audio quality.

Sep 30, 2010
kjaan Says:
Thanks for your comments.

Sep 30, 2010
kjaan Says:
Yes, very perceptive of you to know the "misra" of ghalib's ghazal. I have seen Gulzar in the interview acknowledging that he borrowed the misra from Ghalib.