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It can download Vevo videos, age-restricted videos, region protected videos. In Urdu along with Punjabi vocative sounds take on an aa form. Tu hi toh jannat meri, Tu hi mera junoon ur my heaven n ur my passion Tu hi to mannat meri, Tu hi rooh ka sukoon ur my prayer n ur my hearts fulfillment Tu hi aakhion ki thandak, tu hi dil ki hai dastak ur my eyes rest n ur the calling of my heart Aur kuch na janu mein, bas itna hi jaanu I dont know anything, just know only this Tujh mein rab dikhta hai i see my god in u Yaara mein kya karu oh dear what shall i do Tujh mein rab dikhta hai i see my god in u Yaara mein kya karu Sajdhe sar jukhta hai i bow my head infornt of u Yaara mein kya karu oh dear what shall i do I tried my best to translte in hindi as these words are poetic word and very tough to translate in english Have a good day All the best. Please Note: Before downloading you can preview any song by mouse over the Play button and click Play or Click to Download button to download hd quality mp3 files.


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Thanks to Aditya Chopra, hu made a comeback wid the most awaitd family film, RNBDJ. तू ही तो जन्नत मेरी, तू ही मेरा जूनून तू ही तो मन्नत मेरी, तू ही रूह का सुकून तू ही अखियो की ठंडक, तू ही दिल की है दस्तक और कुछ न जानू मैं, बस इतना ही जानू तुझ में रब दीखता है, यारा मैं क्या करूँ तुझ में रब दीखता है, यारा मैं क्या करूँ सजदे सर झुकता है, यारा मैं क्या करूँ तुझ में रब दिखता है, यारा मैं क्या करूँ Ohhhh hoooo ohh…. But we do quite often get not-so-slightly differing interpretations of pieces of poetry. Everything exists in a context and yes in the context of a somewhat older Bwood song it is more of a ghuluu in praise than anything else.


tujh mein rab dikhta hai yara mai kya

Tujhme Rab Dikhta H Yara Mai Kya Kru By Rishi Free Mp3 Download - This is the antaraa of the song tujh mai.


tujh mein rab dikhta hai yara mai kya

This is the antaraa of the song tujh mai. The verb you missed was dikhta - to be sighted, in a roundabout sort of way derived from deedan. I can't see any sense of cohesion between the two lines, like many current commercial songs these are just words clobbered together. This is the antaraa of the song tujh mai. The verb you missed was dikhta - to be sighted, in a roundabout sort of way derived from deedan. I can't see any sense of cohesion between the two lines, like many current commercial songs these are just words clobbered together. I also agree that we don't know what is in the poet's mind but we can take an educated guess, can't we? Finally, your interpretation above is quite feasible! But once again I don't think a noble lover of a Bollywood film is thinking on those lines! Everything exists in a context and yes in the context of a somewhat older Bwood song it is more of a ghuluu in praise than anything else. But we do quite often get not-so-slightly differing interpretations of pieces of poetry. To the novices on the forum: hey I knew just as well as everybody else that the poet didn't mean what I made him mean. We just like to keep the tradition of heterogeneous, independent thought alive. We are an eclectic, open-mined group so all sorts of interpretations genuine and of course relevant are welcome! Here is another one. Perhaps stretching it a bit: tujh meN rab dikhtaa hai yaaraa maiN kyaa karuuN? Everything exists in a context and yes in the context of a somewhat older Bwood song it is more of a ghuluu in praise than anything else. But we do quite often get not-so-slightly differing interpretations of pieces of poetry. To the novices on the forum: hey I knew just as well as everybody else that the poet didn't mean what I made him mean. We just like to keep the tradition of heterogeneous, independent thought alive. In Urdu along with Punjabi vocative sounds take on an aa form. When they are reduced to an ah sound they attain a feminine tone. For instance be sabraa and sardaaraa are clearly vocative and so is adaa kaaraa. However, adaa kaarah is not and rather relates to an actress. Therefore, I felt that perhaps P ياره yāra rel. Friendship; love also had room to be the feminine variant of yaar and thus an equivalent of yaarnii. Very true Maarish saaHib and Little pond saHibah. Where would you stand on the yaarah query I have put forth. These vocatives are indeed Urdu and with time whilst the Persiab influence may have dipped a Punjabi influence on Urdu os increasingly growing. Therefore at least in Urdu vocatives with an aa sound have grown not declined. Dilaa, xudaayaa etc are indeed Persian derived but Urdu, nonetheless.