Bavra Mann

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I know this not a very origional way of expressing my thoughts, but at this point in time, these seem to be the most appropriate...
This song featured in Hazaaron Khwahishae Aisi.. sung by Shubha Mudgal....

Bavra Mann Dekhne Chala Ek Sapna
Bavre Se Mann, Ki Dekho Bavri Hain Baatein
Bavri Se Dhadkaane Hain, Bavri Hain Saansen

Bavre Se Is Jahan Main Bavra Ek Saath Ho
Is Sayani Bheed Main Bas Haathon Mein Tera Haath Ho
Bavri Si Dhun Ho Koi, Bavra Ek Raag Ho
Bavre Se Pair Chahen, Baavron Tarano Ke, Bavre Se Bol Pe Thirakna.
Bavra Mann, Dekhne Chala Ek Sapna...

Bavra Sa Ho Andhera, Bavri Khamoshiyan
Thartharati Low Ho Maddham, Bavri Madhoshiyan
Bavra Ek Ghooghta Chahe, Haule Haule Bin Bataye, Bavre Se Mukhde Se Sarakana
Bavra Mann, Dekhne Chala Ek Sapna....

Comments

  1. Middle of Nowhere19 April 2009 at 21:41

    Nice lyrics....but who cares :P

    first thing first: Kindly elaborate "but at this point in time, these seem to be the most appropriate..."

    Aisa kya hua ? :P

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  2. Dwiti R20 April 2009 at 11:52

    Dimaag pe itna control hota to bawra thodi na kehlata ;)

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  3. Middle of Nowhere20 April 2009 at 23:30

    ok...for the last time:
    Mann=Dil (Mann is Dil)
    Dil not = Dimaag (Dil is not Dimaag)

    Simple maths.Now question: Dil control mein kyun nahi hai :P ?

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  4. Dwiti R22 April 2009 at 12:37

    Dil = Dimaag = Brain/Head

    No difference :)

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