Hum Tujhse Mohabbat Karke Sanam
Mukesh · Awaara
Lyricist: Shailendra
Singers: Mukesh
Hum Tujhse Mohabbat Karke Sanam - (2)
Rote Bhi Rahe, Hanste Bhi Rahe - (2)
Khush Hoke Sahe Ulfat Ke Sitam - (2)
Rote Bhi Rahe, Hanste Bhi Rahe - (2)
[Hai Dil Ki Lagi Kya Tujhko Khabar
Ek Dard Utha Tharaayi Nazar]- (2)
Tharaayi Nazar
Khaamosh The Hum
Khaamosh The Hum Is Gham Ki Kasam
Rote Bhi Rahe, Hanste Bhi Rahe - (2)
[Yeh Dil Jo Jala Ek Aag Lagi
Aansu Jo Bahe Barsaat Hui]- (2)
Barsaat Hui
Baadal Ki Tarah
Baadal Ki Tarah Aawaara The Hum
Rote Bhi Rahe, Hanste Bhi Rahe - (2)
Hum Tujhse Mohabbat Karke Sanam - (2)
Rote Bhi Rahe, Hanste Bhi Rahe - (2)
Hum Tujhse Mohabbat Karke Sanam
Mukesh delivers a soulful performance in this enduring classic from the 1951 film Awaara. The song captures the essence of romantic longing, showcasing the vocalist's signature emotive delivery that defined an era of Hindi cinema. As one of the most celebrated recordings in his extensive discography, the track highlights his ability to convey deep sentiment through a gentle, resonant tone. This piece remains a cornerstone of his body of work, reflecting the golden age of Indian playback singing. Mukesh's contribution to the genre is vast, spanning numerous iconic films, yet this particular composition stands out for its timeless melody and heartfelt expression. It continues to resonate with audiences, serving as a testament to his lasting influence on the musical landscape.