Likhi Meri Lyrics – A philosophical, introspective track by Ankur Tewari from Guilty. Questioning identity, existence, and whose story we are part of. Full lyrics here.
Likhi Meri Lyrics in English Letters (Romanized)
Likhi Meri Lagti Nahin
Main Kiski Kahaani Mein Hoon
Main Hoon
Ye Kiska Khwaab Hai, Khayaal Hai
Main Kiski Kharaabi Mein Hoon
Main Hoon
Kuchh Na Poochho Hum Sach Keh Baithenge
Kuchh Na Poochho Hum Sach Keh Baithenge
Likhi Meri Lagti Nahin
Main Kiski Kahaani Mein Hoon
Main Hoon
Ye Kiska Khwaab Hai, Khayaal Hai
Main Kiski Kharaabi Mein Hoon
Main Hoon
Kuchh Na Poochho Hum Sach Keh Baithenge
Kuchh Na Poochho Poochho Hum Sach Keh Baithenge
Kuchh Na Poochho Hum Sach Keh Baithenge
Kuchh Na Poochho Poochho Hum Sach Keh Baithenge
Hai Khareed Ki Ya Udhaar Ki
Haq Haal Ki Ya Haraam Ki
Hai Khareed Ki Ya Udhaar Ki
Haq Haal Ki Ya Haraam Ki
Yeh Kiski Khudaai Na Khudaai Hai
Main Kiski Dawaai Mein Hoon
Main Hoon
Kuchh Na Poochho Hum Sach Keh Baithenge
(Main Kiski Dawaai Mein Hoon)
Kuchh Na Poochho Poochho Hum Sach Keh Baithenge
(Main Kiski Dawaai Mein Hoon)
Kuchh Na Poochho Hum Sach Keh Baithenge
(Main Kiski Dawaai Mein Hoon)
Kuchh Na Poochho Poochho Hum Sach Keh Baithenge
(Yeh Kiski Khudaai Na Khudaai Hai)
Written by: Kausar Munir
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Likhi Meri Song Description
Here, information is being given about the song "Likhi Meri" (लिखी मेरी), which is from the film Guilty. This film features artists like Kiara Advani, Taher Shabbir, Akansha Ranjan Kapoor, and Gurfateh Pirzada. This song is sung by Ankur Tewari, who has also composed its music. The lyrics of the song are written by Kausar Munir, and it has been released under the Sony Music label. This is an emotional and thought-provoking song that touches upon questions of identity and existence.
In the lyrics of the song, it is said: "Likhi meri lagti nahi, main kiskii kahani mein hoon" (My written story doesn't feel like mine, whose story am I in?) — meaning this line shows that the person cannot understand their own life's story. They ask: "Kya yeh kisi aur ka khwab hai ya khayal?" (Is this someone else's dream or thought?) and "Main kiskii kharabi mein hoon?" (Whose fault/ruin am I a part of?) These questions show that they are confused about their place and existence. The repeated line in the song "Kuch na poochho hum sach kah baithenge" (Ask us nothing, we might end up telling the truth) suggests that the truth could be very bitter, so it's better not to ask questions.
In the second part, the song becomes even deeper. Lines like "Hai kharid ki ya udhaar ki, haq haal ki ya haraam ki" (Is it bought or borrowed, is it rightful or forbidden?) — question whether our life is something purchased or borrowed. And "Yeh kiskii khudai na khudai hai, main kiskii dawai mein hoon" (Whose creation or non-creation is this, whose medicine am I a part of?) — this line reflects on whether we are part of someone else's pain or healing. This song raises philosophical questions about self-discovery, truth and lies, and one's own identity, compelling the listener to think deeply.