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Lyrics of Ae Mohabbat Meri Duniya Mein - ऐ मोहब्बत मेरी दुनिया में तेरा काम ना था
ae mohabbat meri duniya me tera kaam na tha
ae mohabbat meri
tu na aayi thi to gam ka bhi kahi naam na tha
ae mohabbat meri duniya me tera kaam na tha
ae mohabbat meri
jaane kyun aaj hai shikva mujhe duniya bhar se
jaane kyun aaj hai shikva mujhe duniya bhar se
isase pehle to kisi par koi iljaam na tha
ae mohabbat meri duniya me tera kaam na tha
ae mohabbat meri
meri kismat ke mujhe ashk hi peene ko mile
meri kismat ke mujhe ashk hi peene ko mile
mere hisse me mohabbat ka koi jaam na tha
ae mohabbat meri duniya me tera kaam na tha
ae mohabbat meri
denewale mujhe kyun tune mohabbat de di
denewale mujhe kyun tune mohabbat de di
kya gam-e-ishq se pehle mujhe aaraam na tha
ae mohabbat meri duniya me tera kaam na tha
ae mohabbat meri
Comments for lyrics of song "Ae Mohabbat Meri Duniya Mein"
orientlover1 on Wednesday, September 21, 2011 I think he was at least 12-14 years older than 53. He appears in 1950 film Aaram as a fully grown young man in mid twenties or more. By that estimation his date of birth was either 1925 or 1923.
RealMusicKing on Saturday, December 25, 2010 Sir, Hello. A very under-rated and rare song. Not many know about this song even today. Thank you for posting.
orientlover1 on Saturday, June 18, 2011 What happened to Manmohan Krishin? Is he still alive?
Amarjit Madan on Sunday, May 03, 2015 BEES SAAL BAAD but I am enjoying this song 53 years baad. .This song was
popular then and now ..I was in BOMBAY then now at New York.A good
creation does not loose its charm years together unlike now the so called
music withers away in hours.Music lovers like you have stored some treasure
of Bhule Bisre Geet to keep the true music ALIVE and people like me would
be always thankful.
V. Siddhartha on Sunday, February 01, 2009 Glad to see the veteran character actor Manmohan Krishan in the clip. He
was known to my uncle from their Lahore days. One day back in 1973 the
three of us and my wife had tea at the then-open air cafe of the Cottage
Industries Emporium on Janpath, New Delhi. A totally unassuming and amiable
man, he made us feel like he was just a regular guy. I love such memories.
