Yeh Silsila Lyrics by Javed Ali from Woh Bhi Din The. An emotional song about one-sided love and longing. Music by Joi Barua, lyrics by Irshad Kamil.
Yeh Silsila Lyrics in English Letters (Romanized)
Kal Se Chala Kal Pe Ruka
Rozana Dil Ka Maamla
Kahta Hai Dil Dil Ki Kahe
Hota Nahin Hausla
Wo Dikhti Hai Roz Hi
Main Roz Hoon Dekhta
Badhta Nahin, Aage Kahin
Kitne Saal Se,
Atka Hai Wahi
Ye Silsila
Badhta Nahin, Aage Kahin
Kitne Saal Se,
Atka Hai Wahi
Ye Silsila
Teekhi Dhoop Ho Ya Ho Baarishen
Rehta Khada Mod Pe
Sara Hi Jahan Lagta Hai Bura
Ek Bas Use Chhod Ke
Main Chahta Hoon Yahi
Wo Jaan Le Ankahee
Wo Baat Ko
Samjhi Nahin
Kitne Saal Se
Atka Hai Wahi
Ye Silsila
Badhta Nahin, Aage Kahin
Kitne Saal Se,
Atka Hai Wahi
Ye Silsila
Dil Uljhanon Mein Ghira
Hai Dhundhta Wo Sira
Jata Ho Us Tak Jo, Chupke !
Ho Khali Sara Shehar
Main Jaake Phir Uske Ghar
Kah Dalu Sab Chupke, Chupke Se !
Tum Laajawab Ho Husn Sailaab Ho
Tum Khwabon Ka Khwab Ho
Wo Mar Mite, Taareef Se
Dheeme Se Hanse, Baahon Mein Kase
Wo Mar Mite !
Wo Mar Mite, Taareef Se
Dheeme Se Hanse, Baahon Mein
Phir Na Hate !
Badhta Nahin, Aage Kahin
Kitne Saal Se,
Atka Hai Wahi
Ye Silsila
Badhta Nahin, Aage Kahin
Kitne Saal Se,
Atka Hai Wahi
Ye Silsila…!!!
Written by: Irshad Kamil
Yeh Silsila Song Description
This song is "Ye Silsila", from the movie "Woh Bhi Din The". It is sung by singer Javed Ali, the music is given by composer Joi Barua, and the lyrics are written by Irshad Kamil. This song comes under Zee Music Company, and the movie features actors like Rohit Saraf, Adarsh Gourav, Sanjana Sanghi, Charu Bedi, and Zeishan Quadri.
The lyrics of the song tell the story of a person trapped in a long "silsila" (chain/sequence) of love. He sees that person every day, his heart wants to say so much, but he cannot muster the courage. This "silsila" has been stuck in the same place for years, unable to move forward. Whether there's scorching sun or rain, he always stands at that same corner. The whole world seems bad, except for that one person. He wishes that person would understand his unspoken words, but they don't, and this "silsila" remains just as it was.
Surrounded by the tangles of his heart, he searches for an end to this relationship. He wants to quietly reach them, go to their house in the empty city and say everything. He praises them, saying "Tum Laajawaab Ho, Husn Sailaab Ho, Tum Khwaabon Ka Khwaab Ho" (You are incredible, a flood of beauty, you are the dream of dreams). He wants them to hear his praise, laugh softly, and hold him tight in their arms, never letting go. But still, this "silsila" does not progress; for years, it remains stuck right there. This song is a beautiful expression of one-sided love, waiting, and emotional deadlock.