प्रेम की मस्ती और जगत में (पान का धंधा ही अच्छा था)

“Prem Ki Masti Aur Jagat Me (Paan Ka Dhandha Hi Achha Tha)” is one of the eleven songs of Do Diwane (1936), the Sagar Movietone comedy directed by Chimanlal Luhar and starring Motilal and Shobhana Samarth. Motilal sings this comic number, with music by Pransukh Nayak and lyrics by the Gujarati poet Raghunath Bramhabhatt ('Raskavi'). Its rueful refrain — that the humble paan trade was better than the madness of love — fits the film's satirical, comic spirit.

“Prem Ki Masti Aur Jagat Me (Paan Ka Dhandha Hi Achha Tha)” was set to music by Pransukh Nayak for the 1936 film Do Diwane and is rendered by Motilal.

The words of “Prem Ki Masti Aur Jagat Me (Paan Ka Dhandha Hi Achha Tha)” were written by Raghunath Bramhabhatt, the Gujarati 'Raskavi' (poet of rasa) who wrote all eleven lyrics of Do Diwane. The lyric humorously contrasts the intoxication of love with the simple security of the paan-seller's livelihood.