Movie: Ek Villain
Music and Lyrics: Mithoon
Singer: Mustafa Zahid
Music Label: T-Series
Mithoon, the champion of soft and touching love ballads, this time gets Mustafa Zahid to sing another love ballad, though this time with a rock flavor. Zahid, who mostly has sung his own individual compositions in Indian movies is best known for his Tera Mera Rishta Purana and To Phir Aao from Awarapan, which was also a Mohit Suri film.
Banjaara/ Banjara Meaning
Banjaara or Banjara [Hindi:बंजारा] is a Hindi word which is used for a kind of nomadic people, who roam around living here and there, with no permanent house.
Banjara used to be a tribe or group of tribes, but slowly the word has become with nomads in general as there is no general word in Hindi for people with a nomadic lifestyle. Banjaara, the word, probably came from the word Banjar, which is Hindi for barren, waste land, and the fact that these banjaras were people who could not cultivate because of being in desert areas.
The word in poetry is also used for people who don't know where to go and think of themselves as homeless.
For the Entire Lyrics' Translation of the song Banjaara from Ek Villain, CLICK HERE.
Banjara used to be a tribe or group of tribes, but slowly the word has become with nomads in general as there is no general word in Hindi for people with a nomadic lifestyle. Banjaara, the word, probably came from the word Banjar, which is Hindi for barren, waste land, and the fact that these banjaras were people who could not cultivate because of being in desert areas.
The word in poetry is also used for people who don't know where to go and think of themselves as homeless.
For the Entire Lyrics' Translation of the song Banjaara from Ek Villain, CLICK HERE.
Naina Ashq Na Ho: Lyrics Translation | Holiday
Movie: Holiday
Music: Pritam
Lyrics: Irshad Kamil
Singer: Arijit Singh
Irshad Kamil is one of the few lyricists today who seem to try and do good work in almost every song they write. So you know what to expect when you have a situation of a soldier separating from his beloved. He comes up with a gem of a song, which is not only well written, but also kept to some minimal music by Pritam, as Arijit holds the mic.
Though the song is quite simple, there are places which affect one despite all their simplicity. Lines like 'Us pal jhonka ek ban ke aaunga main/ us pal zulfein palkein daaman chhoo jaaunga main' touch you as promised. He says a lot in much less words when he says 'Beete hue lamhon ke taare ginoonga main.' What a way to say that I cannot count the good moments we shared. Beautiful.
Music: Pritam
Lyrics: Irshad Kamil
Singer: Arijit Singh
Irshad Kamil is one of the few lyricists today who seem to try and do good work in almost every song they write. So you know what to expect when you have a situation of a soldier separating from his beloved. He comes up with a gem of a song, which is not only well written, but also kept to some minimal music by Pritam, as Arijit holds the mic.
Though the song is quite simple, there are places which affect one despite all their simplicity. Lines like 'Us pal jhonka ek ban ke aaunga main/ us pal zulfein palkein daaman chhoo jaaunga main' touch you as promised. He says a lot in much less words when he says 'Beete hue lamhon ke taare ginoonga main.' What a way to say that I cannot count the good moments we shared. Beautiful.
Alaahada Lyrics Translation | Lekar Hum Deewana Dil
Movie: Lekar Hum Deewana Dil
Music: A R Rahman
Lyrics: Amitabh Bhattacharya
Singer: Shiraz Uppal
Music: A R Rahman
Lyrics: Amitabh Bhattacharya
Singer: Shiraz Uppal
Alaahada/ Alahada/ Alahda Meaning
Alaahda [also spelled as Alahada or Alaahada, Urdu:علاحدہ, Hindi:अलाहदा] is an Urdu word which means separate or seperated. In common Hindi, the simple synonym for the word is 'alag.'
The line "alaahda-alaahada, hue to hain alaahada" from the film Lekar Hum Deewana Dil would mean that we have been separated [yet we are not completely separated, as the song ahead says]. The song is sung by popular Pakistani singer Shiraz Uppal for music director A R Rahman.
The line "alaahda-alaahada, hue to hain alaahada" from the film Lekar Hum Deewana Dil would mean that we have been separated [yet we are not completely separated, as the song ahead says]. The song is sung by popular Pakistani singer Shiraz Uppal for music director A R Rahman.
Meri Manzil ka Raasta/ Maloom Lyrics Translation [LHDD]
Movie: Lekar Hum Deewana Dil
Music: A R Rahman
Lyrics: Amitabh Bhattacharya
Singer: Hriday Gattani, Jonita Gandhi, Nakash Aziz
Music: A R Rahman
Lyrics: Amitabh Bhattacharya
Singer: Hriday Gattani, Jonita Gandhi, Nakash Aziz
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