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I love Sukhwinder Singhs powerful that makes this song even more endearing.

They capture the playfulness of Bal Gopal in Gokul, his youthfulness in Raas Leela with Gopis of Braj Bhumi, and the devotion of his devotees in numerous others.

Shringar Ras Bhakti Ras are always the dominant Rasas in the poetry written for him.

The song itself describes the longing through a playful incident between a Gopi and Krishna.

The delicate dance of Madhubala in a colorful costume in a delight to watch.

Black and white scene actually takes me back in time and to how the festival must have been in those days.

I like the crescendo in the song towards the end and the closeup of what all is hung in Handi for those who dare.

Meena Kumari as a dark girl tells how the color of Krishna has become her curse.

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I think quite a relevant one to remind our white skin obsessed country that our favorite god is dark-skinned so much so that he is even known by the name of the color of his skin Krishna.

It is also a call to Krishna to come and save the world once again.

It reminds me of the times when probably singing bhajans every morning was a part of the lifestyle in Indian homes.

This song or a dance drama also combines the storytelling mode of poetry and singing.

Music is similar to the old Govinda Ala Re Song of Shammi Kapoor.

I used to sing it a lot as a child, on stage, in gatherings, and just like that.

We used to listen to it in an LP record where it used to play twice, once the version shared here and another the grown-up version of this song.

So, this remains a favorite Krishna Bhajan for me I think I hear it at least ever Janmashtami.

It seems no filmmaker has used this poem in their films.

Tu Man ki Ati Bhori is the closest I could get to like the song that describes Krishnas dealings with the Gopikas complaining about his stealing butter from their homes to his foster mother Yashoda.

Kishore Kumar and Lata Mangeshkar sing to the music of Roshan.

This version has some filmi insertions into the original poem but nonetheless, it is a nice rendition.

Guess the contemporary renditions of this song will keep coming in every age.

I think what touched me the most was this friendly relation between God and the devotee, where is imagines herself as a Brajbala or an ordinary girl of Braj, where everyone is in love with Krishna.

In their imaginary world, they are playing Holi with, hurling abuses at him as he colors them while they await him.

Asha Bhosles voice portrays the envy so well and the Udit Narayans displays the playful calmness of Sri Krishna.

You can not call it a Krishna Bhajan but this is one of the few songs that capture the Raas Leela aspect of Krishna.