"Mohabbaton mein jeene wale khushnaseeb hain, mohabbaton mein marne waale bhi ajeeb hain; Azeem hai hamari dastaan jaan-e-mann, faaslon mein rehte hain lekin kareeb hain"

- Salman Khan

These are the lines that open the track - 'Humko maloom hai' from Jaan-E-Mann. The melody that follows is unique as Sonu Nigam starts singing 'Hum Ko Maaloom Hain'. An extremely difficult number to compose and sing, both Anu Malik and Sonu Nigam make it all sound so easy inspite of Gulzar saab coming up with his trademark 'conversational' lyrics rather than a conventional prose. One can hear a variety of instruments in this marvelously orchestrated number that may sound akin to an A.R. Rehman composition but it still completely original. In the end, the song takes a sad turn(my FAV part of the song - simply gr8) and even comes close to Ismail Darbar's 'Tadap Tadap'. The signature tune of 'Humko Maaloom Hai' marks the beginning of 'Sau Dard' which is yet another brilliant song.
Well Anu Malik is back, alive and kicking!!!