Moh Na Laage Lyrics – Shreyas Puranik, Arijit Singh | Dukaan

Moh Na Laage Song Description

This song "Moh Na Laage" is from the movie Dukaan, which stars Monika Panwar and Sikandar Kher. The song is sung by Shreyas Puranik and Arijit Singh, while the music is also composed by Shreyas Puranik. The lyrics are written by Siddharth-Garima, which are very deep and emotional. 

The song begins with the repetition of "Moh Na Laage", which shows a kind of refusal or resistance, as if someone is saying they should not feel an attachment to something. Then, in the "Mohan Tose" part, there is a request, where the singer says, "O Mohan, either make me soft like silk, or make me hard like stone," meaning to either make them deeply sensitive or completely numb to emotions. After this, "Hove Kashi Kaaba Mera" has religious references, where the singer says that if Kashi and Kaaba were mine, I would have faith in Ram, and would take the four pilgrimages for you, which shows a feeling of devotion and sacrifice. 

In the next part of the song, the line "Taras Mein Beete Baras" expresses the passage of time and a feeling of waiting, where years passed but a tenderness like a raindrop never arrived. "Saanjh Chadhi To Saanjh Chali" uses the metaphor of a day passing, where the moon and stars shone but happiness did not come. "Phool Khila Na Angana More" shows disappointment, as no flowers bloomed in the courtyard, and those who came left, but "my eyes have taken renunciation even from Sawan (the monsoon)". Here, "Sawan Se Bairag" is a strong statement, indicating emotional detachment. 

In the final part, "Kaiso Piyaso Chhaav Laaga" presents a paradox, where one feels thirsty even in the shade, and the world blames them. "Meera Ko Bhakti Hi Suhaye" contains a historical reference, showing the conflict between Meera's devotion and her love for Shyam. The singer says, "Change all the songs, reverse the traditions, and now say the names of Meera and Shyam separately." "Tune Jog Ka Chola Odha" is an accusation, where blame is being placed on the other person, and the singer says that they will now drink the poison and become infamous. Finally, the repetition of "Bolo Meera Shyam" highlights the separation or division, and the song ends with "Moh Na Laage", which summarizes the entire theme of the song - the attempt to avoid emotional attachment.