The tabla and Violins join in the terrific Santoor.and so does the reverberating voice of Latadi.this sounds just like a Lata-Santoor duet when she hums alongwith it.The class interludes with the Santoor, Violins and the Dhol is a lead-way to the wonderful antras where Lata ably brings the pathos in her voice.mark her expression at ' Kaisi Uljhan Hai.'! The way she pronounces ' Ek Saaya Sa Rubaru Kya Hai.' literally makes us feel that there is a shadow down there deep in the sands of the desert. We start with the Santoor beats which create a resonating effect with the exceptional pauses in between them.these chasms are so instrumental in creating the effect in this song.just like the long, unending distances in the desert, these pauses define the emptiness of the aches and longs for love just like a peddler longs for water and food while traveling in the desert.The emotion on 'Dil-e-Naadaan' shows how empty the heart is of any positive feels or filled to the brim with sadness.this contrast yet equivalence of the two emotions is depicted so ably that you shudder!!!
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