Tu Saare Jahan Se Pyari Mere Bharat Ki Beti Lyrics – Arijit Singh | Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl

Tu Saare Jahan Se Pyari Mere Bharat Ki Beti Song Description

Here you will find information about the song "Tu Saare Jahan Se Pyari Mere Bharat Ki Beti" (तू सारे जहाँ से प्यारी मेरे भारत की बेटी), which is from the film "Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl" . This song is sung by Arijit Singh , who is known for his melodious voice. Its music composer is Amit Trivedi and the lyrics are written by Kausar Munir . The film features Janhvi Kapoor , Pankaj Tripathi , Angad Bedi , and Manav Vij in lead roles, and this song has been released under Zee Music Company . The title and lyrics of the song are very patriotic and inspiring, reflecting the strength and respect of every Indian daughter.

The lyrics of the song say: "Ho sadke mein jaun, meri dil janiya, main sheesh jhukaun" (I am ready to sacrifice myself, my heart's beloved, I bow my head) — this means we can offer everything for our Indian daughters, we bow our heads before them. Further, "Tere naam jo kar jaun kam hai wo" (Whatever I offer in your name is too little) shows that our contribution is very small in front of their greatness. "Tu saare jahan se pyaari, mere Bharat ki beti" (You are dearer than the whole world, my daughter of India) and "Hai saare jahan pe bhaari" (She outweighs the entire world) tell us that the daughter of India is the dearest and the greatest in the whole world.

In the second part, "Jo tere nainon se tapke, har aansu hai apna" (Every tear that falls from your eyes is ours) and "Jo tere hothon pe thahre, wo geet ab apna" (The song that rests on your lips is now ours) make it clear that every emotion of theirs is ours, we stand with them in their joy and sorrow. "Jo seena taan ke tu chal de, uthhta hai sar apna" (When you walk with your chest held high, our head is also raised) means that when they move forward with confidence, we also feel proud. And finally, "Ja jee le apni zindagi, sar par haath hai apna" (Go, live your life, our hand is over your head) and "Sapne sach karne ki teri baari" (It's your turn to make your dreams come true) tell us that they have every right to fulfill their dreams, and we are with them. This song salutes the courage and strength of every Indian daughter.