Jootam Phenk Lyrics – A witty, philosophical track by Piyush Mishra from Gulabo Sitabo. Life is a push-and-shove game. Funny yet deep – full lyrics here.
Jootam Phenk Lyrics in English Letters (Romanized)
Jootam Phenk Jootam Phenk Jootam Phenk
Hui Zindagi
Re Jootam Phenk Jootam Phenk Jootam Phenk
Hui Zindagi
Na Jaane Kya Man Mein Aayi Upar Waale Ne
Banwaai Har Ek Choohe Ki Billi Ek
Are Haaye Jootam Phenk
Jeevan Dhakka Dhakki Hai Ekdam Mukka Mukki Hai
Tu Gehun Ki Bori Hai To Ye Aate Ki Chakki Hai
Jeevan Dhakka Dhakki Hai Ekdam Mukka Mukki Hai
Tu Gehun Ki Bori Hai To Ye Aate Ki Chakki Hai
Har Ek Choohe Ki Billi Ek
Har Ek Dande Ki Gilli Ek
Har Ek Gobhi Ki Illi Ek
Har Ek Taabut Ki Killi Ek
Tante Upar Tante The
Hum Omelette Hain Ande The
Are Jo Bhi Aaya Baja Gaya Wo Hum Mandir Ke Ghante The
Jootam Phenk Jootam Phenk Jootam Phenk
Hui Zindagi
Na Jaane Kya Man Mein Aayi Upar Waale Ne
Banwaai Har Ek Choohe Ki Billi Ek
Are Haaye Jootam Phenk
Written by: Puneet Sharma
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Jootam Phenk Song Description
Here we are talking about the song "Jootam Phenk" (जूतम फेंक), which is from the film "Gulabo Sitabo" . This song is sung by Piyush Mishra , the music is composed by Abhishek Arora , and the lyrics are written by Puneet Sharma . The film features big artists like Amitabh Bachchan , Ayushmann Khurrana , Farrukh Jaffar , and Vijay Raaz , and the music label is Zee Music Company . The title of the song is "Jootam Phenk" , which shows the confusion and pushing/pulling of life in a fun and philosophical way.
The lyrics of the song are very entertaining and philosophical, such as "Jootam phenk hui zindagi" (Life has become a flung shoe) — meaning life is like a tossed shoe, where everyone has their own troubles. The line "Har ek choohe ki billi ek" (Every mouse has its own cat) tells us that every problem has a solution or an enemy. Then "Jeevan dhakka dhakki hai, ekdum mukka mukki hai" (Life is a shove-and-push, completely a punch-and-fist) makes it clear that conflict and struggle continue in life, like a grinding stone that grinds wheat.
The music composed by Abhishek Arora is such that it feels light and playful, but carries deep meaning. The warmth and humor in Piyush Mishra's voice make it even more special. Lines like "Tante upar tante the, hum omelette hain ande the" (There were disputes upon disputes, we are omelettes, we were eggs) show how often we change into different forms in life. Overall, this song presents the absurd and funny truth of life in a witty manner, forcing listeners to both laugh and think.