From here the story moves forward.
One day Inder asks Rama to accompany him. Rama promises him and lies to her father about seeing off Laila (Farida Jalal). Upon learning the truth, Daya Shankar unexpectedly drops in with Prakash at Inder's house, finds Rama in his bedroom and scorns her for lying. Rama leaves the house forever and while heading towards Delhi, is robbed for which she has to get down the train. Distressed Rama gets the help of Station Master Nandalal (Asrani), who shelters her in his house. Coincidentally, the same train meets with an accident. Assuming an unrecognizable damaged body to be Rama, the police sends a letter to Daya Shankar about her death, shocking everyone. Inder, feeling guilty for the incident, believes that Rama is alive and searches for her. Meanwhile, Rama learns singing to forget her sorrows & becomes a renowned singer. One day Inder hears her singing on radio.
Same tune but totally different treatment making it soulful number.
A wailing alaap by Lata in the beginnning folowed by tabla and violins only.
""saawan ke jhule pade, tum chale aao"....the difference is in the way Lata has sung it this time, it's more of pain.
The interludes changes to sitar, santoor and tabla.Santoor comes only once when AB sparks up knowing about her existence, but searching ways of finding her.
The past still haunts hence the first antara is kept the same. Since she still is in love with him, past is not leaving her yet.
"aanchal na chhode mera, paagal huyi hai pavan - (2)
abb kya karu main jatan, dhadake jiya jaise panchhi ude
saawan ke jhule pade, tum chale aao, tum chale aao"
The second interlude has the beautiful sad solo violin, tabla and violins rounding it off.
She is ruing, repenting why such things happenned in her life in next antara.
"jab hum mile they piya, tum kitne nadaan they, - (2),
hum kitne anjaan they, baali umariya mein naina lade.."
Notice how guitar, accordion and maadal in romantic version is replaced by Sitar, Solo Violins, Santoor, violins and tabla making it a haunting soulful song.
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