हम उन्हें दिल दे के

'Hum Unhe Dil De Ke' closes the ten-title catalogue of Rahat (1945). Pandit Phani wrote it, S. Dutt composed it, and no singer is recorded in either source. The title's grammar — a completed action followed by its consequence — is the standard opening move of the Urdu ghazal-derived film lyric.

Nothing about the music is documented beyond the composer credit; no transfer of the disc is known to be in circulation.

The honorific unhe for the beloved — 'them' rather than 'you' — keeps the loved one at a formal distance even in the act of surrender, a tension the ghazal tradition exploits constantly: the more intimate the confession, the more respectful the pronoun. What follows the giving of the heart is not preserved, and no lines are reproduced here.

With Rahat's plot unrecorded, the ten song titles are the only narrative evidence the film has left, and read in catalogue order they move from hope through seasonal celebration, estrangement and a patriotic declaration to this closing reckoning — a sequence that is suggestive but cannot be treated as the film's actual song order on screen.

No later recording or reissue is documented. The song's preservation, like the rest of the album's, is entirely bibliographic.