Gulmohar Si Hansi Khile Teri Lyrics – Shahid Mallya | Atithi Bhooto Bhava

Gulmohar Si Hansi Khile Teri Song Description

This song is "Gulmohar Si Hansi Khile Teri" (गुलमोहर सी हंसी खिले तेरी), which is a beautiful romantic and Sufi-style track from the film Atithi Bhooto Bhava. This film features Pratik Gandhi, Jackie Shroff, and Sharmin Segal in lead roles, and it has been released by Zee Music Company. The song has been voiced by Shahid Mallya in his melodious voice, the music is composed by Prasad S. , and the lyrics are written by Tanveer Ghazi. This song is a blend of styles like Filmi, Sufi/Qawwali, and Sugam, which gives it a unique spiritual and loving experience.

The lyrics of the song are highly poetic, where the beloved's beauty is compared to a blooming Gulmohar flower. "Gulmohar si hansi khile teri, tujhpe hi thahri aankhen meri" (Your smile blooms like a Gulmohar, my eyes are fixed on you) — this line shows that since the hero first saw the heroine, his world has become fragrant. Meanwhile, lines like "Tu subah ki roshni hai, tu hai laali shaam ki" (You are the light of morning, you are the redness of evening) present her presence as the first ray of morning and the redness of dusk. And "Rooh mein hai jal utthi ek lau tere naam ki" (A flame has ignited in my soul in your name) tells us that his love has reached not just the heart but the very soul, deepening the Sufi style.

In the further lyrics, questions are raised: "Kuch ishq jaisa mujh mein tujhme chal raha hai rozana, ye kya hai, naam iska batana" (Something like love is running between us daily, what is this, tell me its name) and "Kyun teri khushbu leke aaye ye hawaayein rozana, ye kissa kya hai, mujhko batana" (Why do these breezes bring your fragrance every day, what is this story, tell me) — these lines express that unspoken love and attraction which is difficult to put into words. The most special part of the song is "Kaise bataun dil ki gali mein utre toh kaisi tu lage, ek pankhuri se jo boond tapke, us boond jaisi tu lage" (How do I tell you how you feel when you step into the lanes of my heart, you seem like that drop that falls from a petal) — where the beloved's purity and tenderness are depicted in a very delicate way. Meanwhile, "Teri aankhen padh raha hoon sab kitaabein chhod ke" (I am reading your eyes, leaving all books aside) and "Saath rehna tu yun hi saathi har ik mod pe" (Stay with me like this, companion, at every turn) also make a promise to stay together at every step. This song on one hand shows the depth of love, and on the other, with its soft Sufi/Qawwali elements, touches the listener's heart, making it a beautiful confluence between romance and spirituality.