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Lyrics of Beedi Jalayile Jigar Se Piya - ना गिलाफ ना लिहाफ
ho itni sardi hai kisika lihaf laile
ho ja padoshi ke chulhe se aag laile
ho ja padoshi ke chulhe se aag laile
bidi jalayile jigar se piya
jigar ma badi aag hai
bidi jalayile jigar se piya
jigar ma badi aag hai
dhua na nikale o lab se piya
dhua na nikale o lab se piya
ye dunia badi khak hai
bidi jalayile jigar se piya
jigar ma badi aag hai
naa gilaf naa lihaf
naa gilaf naa lihaf
thandi hawa bhi khilaf sasuri
ho itni sardi hai kisika lihaf laile
ho ja padoshi ke chulhe se aag laile
ho ja padoshi ke chulhe se aag laile
naa kasur naa fatur
naa kasur naa fatur
bina jurm ke hajur mar gaye mar gaye
ho aise ek din dupehri bulai liyo re
bandh ghungru kachehri lagai liyo re
bulai liyo re bulai liyo re dupehri
lagai liyo re lagai liyo re kachehri
angithi jalayile jigar se piya
jigar ma badi aag hai
bidi jalayile jigar se piya
jigar ma badi aag hai
naa toh chakkuon ki dhar
naa darati naa katar
naa toh chakkuon ki dhar
naa darati naa katar
aisa kate ke dat kaa nisan chhod de
ke katayi toh koi bhi kisan jod de
o aise jalim kaa jod de
makan jod de re billo
jalim kaa jod de makan jod de re
aise jalim kaa o aise jaalim kaa
aise jaalim kaa jod de makan jod de
naa bulaya naa bataya
naa bulaya naa bataya
mane nind se jagaya hay re
aise chonkele hath me nasib aa gaya
woh ilaychi khilayike karib aa gaya
koyla jalayile jigar se piya
jigar ma aag hai
itni sardi hai kisika lihaf laile
ho ja padosi ho ja padosi ja ja padosi
ho ja padosi ke chulhe se aag laile
Comments for lyrics of song "Beedi Jalayile Jigar Se Piya"
141cbc on Friday, July 15, 2011 @pearl1729 well, then there should be no problem in admitting that it's all
URDU...not a single word outside the language...because it is all urdu.
mithun's proper hindi movies were not so popular.i guess these were
developed in india both the languages but the origin of people who own and
developed the language urdu is the reason indians fight shy of admitting
that their media is now totally swamped by urdu having replaced everything
hindi. also urdu being Pak's official language..
Gasper Agacy on Thursday, September 29, 2011 @141cbc for ur kind info when i learnt urdu from a maulana i was told that
the structure of this language is from hindi and sanskrit. 60% of language
is from hindi and sanskrit specially the structural part, 25% is from
Arabic mostly the glossary and vocabulary, 10% is from Persian specially
the way of writing and the way of speaking and receiting and 5% is from
Turkish coz when the language was made Turks were ruling india. so would u
still say it is not a sister language of hindi?
141cbc on Saturday, July 23, 2011 @raktsambandh Your take is wrong mate. Standard Urdu is conventionally
written in Nastaliq calligraphy style of the Perso-Arabic script and relies
heavily on Persian and Arabic as a source for technical and literary
language, whereas Standard Hindi is conventionally written in Devanāgarī
and draws on Sanskrit. However, both have large numbers of Persian, Arabic,
and Sanskrit words, and most linguists consider them to be two standardized
forms of the same language.
141cbc on Saturday, September 17, 2011 @sabreena1khalick yah sabreena...fact is that Hindi is NOT euphonic at
all...Urdu is awesome in this respect...there is no problems in the whole
of India going kaboom and using predominantly Urdu language but some of
them still adamant that it is Hindi and not Urdu.you talked precise when
you said these fellows need to listen to HINDI NEWS to see what it is...far
cry from Urdu..few would listen to hindi songs in this day and age..
141cbc on Thursday, September 01, 2011 @raktsambandh it's funny how you are trying to belittle and knocking Urdu,
whilst being under the full knowledge that Hindi has been "jettisoned" and
DISCARDED by the Indians in their search for status improvement and Urdu
has all but replaced Hindi on the Indian media scene...yes, what is Urdu u
ask...something which has completely knocked out Hindi (which is now
considered the language of the old-fashioned in India now).
