Music Director, Anil Biswas told me that on a couple of his visits to Calcutta he had asked Talat to come to Bombay and sing for main stream Hindi cinema. That happened in later half of 1949 and Anil Biswas launched Talat, this time in his original name, with grandeur in Arzoo, released in 1950. The song on 78 rpm disc number N 36129 written by Majrooh Sultanpuri was, Ae dil mujhee aisi jagah le chal jahan koi na ho, apna paraya meherbaan, naa-meherbaan koi na ho.
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