Hille Le Jhakjhor Duniya Lyrics - The powerful protest anthem from Bastar: The Naxal Story. A call for revolution against the system. Full of raw energy.
Hille Le Jhakjhor Duniya Lyrics in English Letters (Romanized)
Are, Jage Ghareeb To
Jamindari Hil Jaaye
Are, Jage Jo Parja
To Raja Bole, “Haay, Haay, Haay”
Soe Gehri Neend Mein Jo,
Unhe To Bataayein Re, Bhaiya
(Are, Bataai Do, Bhaiya, Bataai Do)
Soe Gehri Neend Mein Jo,
Unhe To Bataayein Re, Bhaiya
Are, Jage Jo Jan-Jan To
Janeu Trithad Jaaye
E, Hille-Le, Hille-Le,
Hille, Hille-Le Zhakjhor
E, Hille-Le, Hille-Le,
Hille, Hille-Le Zhakjhor
Re, Hille-Le, Hille-Le,
Hille, Hille-Le Zhakjhor
Hille-Le, Hille-Le,
Hille, Hille-Le Zhakjhor
E, Hille-Le Zhakjhor,
Duniya Hille-Le Zhakjhor
E, Hille-Le Zhakjhor,
Duniya Hille-Le Zhakjhor
E, Janata Ki Chale Palataniya,
Hille-Le Zhakjhor
Janata Ki Chale Palataniya,
Hille-Le Zhakjhor
Duniya Hille-Le, Hille-Le,
Hille, Hille-Le Zhakjhor
Duniya Hille-Le, Hille-Le,
Hille, Hille-Le Zhakjhor
Are, Hekdi Sarkari Ho Gayi Chithda
E, Hekdi Sarkari Ho Gayi Chithda
Are, Hekdi Sarkari Ho Gayi Chithda
E, Hekdi Sarkari Ho Gayi Chithda
E, Hekdi Sarkari Ho Gayi Chithda
Are, Yaad Dila Di
Naani Ki Bhi Maiya Re Maiya
Hille-Le Zhakjhor,
Duniya Hille-Le Zhakjhor
Hille-Le, Hille-Le,
Hille, Hille-Le Zhakjhor
Chheen Ke Lenge Delhi,
Chheen Lenge Laal Qila
Chheen Ke Lenge Delhi,
Chheen Lenge Laal Qila
E, Chheen Ke Lenge Delhi,
Chheen Lenge Laal Qila
Chheen Ke Lenge Delhi,
Chheen Lenge Laal Qila
Chheen Ke Lenge Delhi,
Chheen Lenge Laal Qila
Chheen Ke Lenge Delhi,
Chheen Lenge Laal Qila
E, Chheen Ke Lenge Delhi,
Chheen Lenge Laal Qila
Laal Salaami Deke
Fahra Denge Laal Jhanda
E, Hille-Le Zhakjhor,
Duniya Hille-Le Zhakjhor
Hille-Le, Hille-Le,
Hille, Hille-Le Zhakjhor
Chadha Ke Laal Rang Apne Mastak
Hata Ke Bandishein Denge Dastak
Bacha Ke Khud Ko Tum Rakhoge Kab Tak?
Daba Ke Honge Ab Roz Har Taraf
Janata Ki Harkat, Satta Mein Dahshat
Takhta Hoga Palat, Nahin To Hoga Ghalat
Band Kar, Mat Karo, Ghonp Na Khanjar
Logon Ki Laashon Pe Lootna Langar
Kha Gaye Development Ke Naam Pe
Jar-Zameen Sab Bol Ke Banjar
Hunter Chalega, Ab Antar Dikhayega
Tab Khoon Mein Lath-Path Hoga Jo Manzar
Banjar Tere Vikas Ka Pahiya
Jhoothe To Vaade Tu Mat Kar, Mat Kar
Tumse Na Sambhegi Ab Ye Bhagdar
Chalegi Goli Dhad-Dhad, Dhad-Dhad
Nav Janvadi Kranti Se Aao Judo, Bhaiya
Nav Janvadi Kranti Se Aao Judo, Bhaiya
E, Nav Janvadi Kranti Se Aao Judo, Bhaiya
Nav Janvadi Kranti Se Aao Judo, Bhaiya
E, Nav Janvadi Kranti Se Aao Judo, Bhaiya
Saare Desh Mein Phaila Do
Apna Yehi Naara
E, Hille-Le Zhakjhor,
Duniya Hille-Le Zhakjhor
(Aaha, Aaha, Aaha)
Hille-Le, Hille-Le,
Hille, Hille-Le Zhakjhor
Janata Ki Chale Palataniya,
Hille-Le Zhakjhor
Janata Ki Chale Palataniya,
Hille-Le Zhakjhor
Duniya Hille-Le, Hille-Le,
Hille, Hille-Le Zhakjhor
Duniya Hille-Le, Hille-Le,
Hille, Hille-Le Zhakjhor
Duniya Hille-Le, Hille-Le,
Hille, Hille-Le Zhakjhor
Duniya Hille-Le, Hille-Le,
Hille, Hille-Le Zhakjhor…!!!
Written by: Gorakh Pandey, Himan Joshi, Anant
Hille Le Jhakjhor Duniya Song Description
This song is like a powerful anthem that directly raises its voice against the system. Its lyrics were written by Gorakh Pandey, Himan Joshi, and Anant, and they deliver a very strong message. The song begins with the idea that when the poor awake, the entire system of landlords and power will shake. It's a call to awaken and unite the people.
The frequently repeated hook "Hille-Le Jhakjhor Duniya" is very catchy and means to shake the world violently. The lyrics clearly state, "Janata ki chale paltaniya", meaning the army of the common people is on the move, and they will seize "Dilli" and the "Lal Qila", which is a symbol of capturing power. Furthermore, words like "Lal Salaami" and "Lal Jhanda" firmly establish this as a song of a Nav-Janawadi Kranti (New People's Revolution).
The music composition is by Bishakh Jyoti, and it perfectly supports the song's aggressive and rebellious mood. The lyrics also contain threats, like "Chalegi goli dhad-dhad", which shows the reality of the conflict. Overall, this song very strongly represents the theme of the movie "Bastar", which is based on the Naxalite movement, and it stands as a powerful voice of anger and revolution against injustice.