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Lyrics of Roobaroo - Micromax Unite Anthem - आज़ादी जीने लगी
aazaadi jeene lagi
yen edayangalil
liye khushi zubaan pe hai
bhasha meri
ye bhashayo, mera nishaan
vandadevu
meri zameen, amaar bhoomi
ghuroor me, hai zindagi
Yedehigisi
rubaru roshni, rubaru roshni
rubaru roshni hai
hai pyaar bhara watan mera
hai ek jaan, dil-ek, chaman mera
hai saat sur hi sa juda jahaan
ek naam se juda
hai pyaar chaman bhara watan mera
hai ek jaan, dil-ek, chaman mera
hai saat sur hi sa juda jahaan
ek naam se juda
aa aa aa
sab buraai mita jo de sangeet hai
dil khile dosti chale, wo hi geet hai
aazaadi ye edayangalil
liye khushi ye bhashayo
amaar chinho, amaar bhoomi
ghuroor vich hai zindagi
zari bandhane, zari sankate
sau rang raa, sau raasta
Judi judi, chhe reet par
vandadevu, yedehigisi
re rubaru
Comments for lyrics of song "Roobaroo - Micromax Unite Anthem"
kshitij kapil on Wednesday, August 20, 2014 well guys this song is a nice gesture by micromax to mark the unity and
equality with diverse languages in the true spirit of independent india.
Non-inclusion of every regional language does not means that the song is
biased in any form towards any community or religion ,rather it cud just be
the lyrics tym constraintsBtw the song is awesome anyways(rand de
basanti-fame) so just enjoy it and appreciate the music .And above all this
is our country and we love it to the core of our heart.
Sathya Sudhakar on Friday, August 15, 2014 If they were to include all the languages from India, then it will not be a
song. It would be a movie. They have chosen Tamil, Bengali, Hindi,
Rajasthani, Kannada, Punjabi just to show the four directions of
India.The letters showed in the song made up for the languages which did
not feature in the lyrics (It had Telugu, Kannada, Tamil, Bengali,
Gujrathi, Marathi, Hindi, Oriya).Kudos to the makers!!!!
Guru Bhat on Friday, August 15, 2014 In India we always fight regarding languages, we pretend to like each
other, but we are fanatic about our mothertongue, this is a true fact and
this fanaticism makes us hate each other, but we always carry those
languages in our wallet...anyway, happy to see Raghu Dixit opening the
song, happy for Kannada, happy for all languages.moreover happy for
India...Jai Hind!
Ahamed Nishadh on Wednesday, August 13, 2014 so this song and video basically says all people who speak english should
basically be sent out and only those who speak the local language can be in
india? WOW!! so much for unity eh??
Kumarika Mohanty on Wednesday, August 13, 2014 Could have been better. None of words other than roobaroo are very clear.
Well no sign of Odia either. Otherwise its okay not very impressive as
described by scoopwhoop.
