Suno Kaho Kaha Suna
Lata Mangeshkar · Aap Ki Kasam
Lyricist: Anand Bakshi
Singers: Lata Mangeshkar, Kishore Kumar
[Kishore : Suno
Lata : Kaho
Kishore : Kaha
Lata : Suna
Kishore : Kuchh Huva Kya?
Lata : Abhi To Nahi Hmmm Kuchh Bhi Nahi]--- (2)
Kishore : Are Chali
Lata : Hawa
Kishore : Jhuki
Lata : Ghata
Kishore : Kuchh Huva Kya
Lata : Hmmm Abhi To Nahi Kuchh Bhi Nahi
Kishore : Teri Kasam Yeh Dilkash Nazaaren Karte Hain Ishaaren Jo Samajhe Koi
Lata : Mere Sanam Yeh Khamosh Aankhen Bhi Karti Hain Baaten Jo Samjhe Koi
Kishore : Samjha Nahin Tum Samjha Do
Lata : Are Suno
Kishore : Kaho
Lata : Kaha
Kishore : Suna
Lata : Kuchh Huva Kya?
Kishore : Abhi To Nahi Kuchh Bhi Nahi
Lata : Bas Jo Chale To Subah Se Lekar Rahoon Shaam Tak Main Tere Sang Mein
Kishore : Gar Ho Sake To Main Apne Dil Par Tera Naam Likh Doon Har Ek Rang Mein
Lata : Baaton Mein Na Uljhaao
Kishore : Suno
Lata : Kaho
Kishore : Kaha
Lata : Suna
Kishore : Kuchh Huva Kya?
Lata : Ooo Abhi To Nahi Hmmm Kuchh Bhi Nahi
Kishore : Achchha Kabhi Phir Baat Chhedenge Marzi Nahin Hai Tumhari Abhi
Lata : Kuchh Ho Gaya To Badi Hogi Mushkil Ke Chhoti Umar Hai Hamari Abhi
Kishore : Main Kya Karoon Batla Do
Lata : Suno
Kishore : Haan Kaho
Lata : Kaha
Kishore : Haan Suna
Lata : Kuchh Huva Kya?
Kishore : Abhi To Nahi Kuchh Bhi Nahi
Kishore : Are Chali
Lata : Hawa
Kishore : Jhuki
Lata : Ghata
Kishore : Kuchh Huva Kya
Lata : Zara Sa Kuchh Hua To Hai - (4)
Suno Kaho Kaha Suna
Lata Mangeshkar's 'Suno Kaho Kaha Suna' stands as a quintessential example of her mastery over the romantic and devotional fusion characteristic of her discography. Recorded for the film 'Aap Ki Kasam', the track showcases her unparalleled ability to blend classical ragas with the emotional nuances required for Hindi cinema. As one of her most celebrated performances, the song exemplifies the 'singer-singer' style where the melody and lyrics intertwine seamlessly, a hallmark of her work in the 1950s and 60s. The composition highlights her vocal agility and emotional depth, cementing her status as a legend who could navigate from the spiritual to the deeply personal with equal grace. This recording remains a staple in her catalog, revered for its timeless quality and its role in defining the era's musical landscape.