Ideally,
nobody in Mumbai (or anywhere else) should ever croon, “Rehne ko ghar nahin, sone ki bistar nahin” (which can be translated
to, “We neither have a house to stay, nor a bed to sleep in.”)
But trust Sameer, who penned the track from Sadak, and Nadeem-Shravan, the composers, to offer the listeners something different – the notion that the homeless are a happy lot.
Kumar Sanu was the most famous of the trio who rendered the song, which was five minutes and 28 seconds long.
Debashish Dasgupta and Junaid Akhtar joined him behind the microphone.
But trust Sameer, who penned the track from Sadak, and Nadeem-Shravan, the composers, to offer the listeners something different – the notion that the homeless are a happy lot.
Kumar Sanu was the most famous of the trio who rendered the song, which was five minutes and 28 seconds long.
Debashish Dasgupta and Junaid Akhtar joined him behind the microphone.
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