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'Main Teri Diwani Sajan' is among the ten songs K. C. Dey composed for the 1942 film My Village (Mera Gaon), with lyrics by Kavi Raghunath. The title — a declaration of devoted love addressed to the sajan (beloved) — reads as the film's romantic register, the kind of song the female lead would carry. The playback singer is not documented in available sources, though the film's heroine Hansa Wadkar was an accomplished singer-actress.

K. C. Dey's score for the film stayed within the melody-first, lightly accompanied idiom of the New Theatres tradition. A tender love-avowal of this kind would typically be set as a lyrical, mid-tempo melody with the vocal line foremost over harmonium, sarangi or strings — distinct from the percussion-driven folk arrangements then rising out of Lahore.