Ek Pardesi Mera Dil Le Gaya, from Phagun* (1958), was three minutes and 53 seconds long, and means, “A
stranger (from a faraway land) stole my heart.”
Its next line
went, “Jaate jaate meetha meetha gham de
gaya” (which could be translated to, “While departing, he left me with sweet
sorrow.”)
It was penned by
Qamar Jalalabadi, composed by O P Nayyar and rendered by Mohammed Rafi and Asha
Bhosle.
(*Note: It is
the twelfth month of the Hindu calendar. Its counterpart in the Gregorian
calendar is the period between late February and late March.)
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