मूर्ख कौन तुझे समझाए

“Moorakh Kaun Tujhe Samjhaye” is sung by K. C. Dey in Pujarin (1936), a social drama directed by Prafulla Roy for International Film Craft and based on Saratchandra Chattopadhyay's story 'Dena Paona'. The music is by Timir Baran and the lyrics by Pandit Bhushan.

Timir Baran composed “Moorakh Kaun Tujhe Samjhaye” as part of his Pujarin score, noted for blending Western orchestration with a Raag Khamaj foundation. It is rendered by K. C. Dey.

The lyric was written by Pandit Bhushan, who shared the film's song-writing with Kidar Sharma. It is a gently admonishing, philosophical number — 'O fool, who can make you understand', in keeping with the film's social-melodrama mood.

Pujarin, a remake of the Bengali film 'Dena Paona', follows Jibananda (Saigal) — who marries for money and abandons his wife, only to meet her years later as a temple priestess. This song sits within that arc of separation, remorse and moral reckoning.

The Pujarin soundtrack — eleven Timir Baran compositions, most sung by Saigal — is remembered chiefly for the Saigal numbers 'Piye Ja Aur Piye Ja' and 'Jo Beet Chuki So Beet Chuki'.