Ram Sita Sang Dware Lyrics – Rekha Bhardwaj | 14 Phere

Ram Sita Sang Dware Song Description

Here information is being given about the song "Ram Sita Sang Dware" (राम सीता संग द्वारे) lyrics. This song is from the movie "14 Phere" , which features artists like Vikrant Massey, Kriti Kharbanda, and Gauahar Khan. It is sung by Rekha Bhardwaj, the music composers are Mukund Suryawanshi and JAM8, and the lyricist is Shloke Lal. The music label is Zee Music Company. The song begins with "Rut basanti, chha gayi lo baat chaaron or" (The spring season has spread all around), which depicts the spring season, and then comes the line "Ram Sita sang dware pe khade hain aao sakhi" (Ram and Sita are standing at the doorstep together, come friends), which conveys an auspicious and joyful atmosphere.

The lyrics of this song are very beautiful, such as "Koi chhuti kaato aankhein aaye na kismat pe yakeen" (Don't cut your eyes, don't lose faith in destiny) and "Pedon se tere hua roshan, aangan ke diye gaye matham" (Your trees have brightened up, the lamps in the courtyard have been lit). These lines show how light is spreading from the trees and lamps are burning in the courtyard. Then comes "Dil ka rishta ke aanganwa, khushiyon se chehre ye manwa" (The courtyard of the heart's relationship, these faces and hearts filled with happiness) — meaning the courtyard of the heart's bond is filled with joy. And the line "Kitna sanjog se aaye manwa re" (How coincidentally these hearts have come together) shows that all this has happened by coincidence.

Later come lines like "Kusum rangon mein lage tu pyaare, ghar ka aangan ko lage phoolwaari" (You look lovely in floral colors, the home's courtyard feels like a garden) and "Aaye kumkum pedon se chal ke, roke na ruke na aaye chal ker" (Kumkum came walking from the trees, it couldn't be stopped, it kept coming). These showcase the beauty of nature and colors. "Meri aankhon ke mere hothon se ho gayi anban" (There's a disagreement between my eyes and my lips) and "Aankhon ke taare ne paaya aankhon ka taara" (The star of the eyes found the star of the eyes) — these lines express love and emotions. At the end, there are musical parts like "Hmm hmm aa aa aa" that make the song even more enchanting. This song is a beautiful composition meant for love, happiness, and auspicious occasions.