Aaja Piya Lyrics – Surabhi Kashyap | Saregama Hum Bhojpuri

Aaja Piya Lyrics – A soulful Bhojpuri-Hindi track sung by Surabhi Kashyap. A lover's restless wait for her beloved – no rest, no peace, just longing. The anklets call out, "Come, my love." Beautiful blend of folk and modern music. Read the full heartfelt lyrics here.

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Aaja Piya Lyrics in English Letters (Romanized)

Mile Na Rest Piya, Hota Stress Piya
Gharwa Ke Kaam Mein Bhi
Laage Na Hi Tani Jiya

Haay Jaadu Bharal Ankhiyan
Hamra Ke Satawata
Aaja Ae Piya Aaja,
Payaliya Bulawata
Aaja Ae Piya Aaja,
Payaliya Bulawata
Aaja Ae Piya Aaja

Man Nahin Laage Hamra Gharwa Ke Kaam Mein
Jara Udaas Hoi Jaala Roj Shaam Mein
Chhatwa Pe Jaake Raahiyaan Nihaari
Dekh Jab Kaaga Ham Dewe Laage Gaari

Kanwa Ke Baali Hamke
Ab Ta Na Sunaawata
Aaja Ae Piya Aaja
Tohe Kangana Bulawata
Aaja Ae Piya Aaja
Tohe Kangana Bulawata
Aaja Ae Piya Aaja

Hoi Jaala Bhor Piya,
Laage Na Kahin Jiya
Dil Mein Nahin Aake
Jaarata Roje Diya

Aapan Banaala Hamke
Chhoda Mat Saath Ho
Apna Sajaniyan Ke
Dhaile Raha Haath Ho

Khidki Pe Tohar Aahat
Hamra Ke Jagawata
Aaja Ae Piya Aaja,
Payaliya Bulawata
Aaja Ae Piya Aaja,
Payaliya Bulawata
Aaja Ae Piya Aaja

👉 In Hindi - आजा पिया लिरिक्स

Written by: Atul Kumar Rai


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Aaja Piya Song Description

Here, information is being given about the song "Aaja Piya" (आजा पिया). This song is sung by Surabhi Kashyap, and its lyrics are written by Atul Kumar Rai. Music has been given by Madhukar Anand and Khayyam, and it has been released under the Saregama Hum Bhojpuri label. This song portrays the anguish and restlessness of a lover who is waiting for her beloved.

In the lyrics, she says that she gets no "rest" and feels "stress" , because even household chores don't engage her mind. She calls out to her beloved, "Aaja ae piya aaja" (Come, O beloved, come), and her anklets (payaliya) are calling out. She says that her eyes (ankhiya) are full of magic and are tormenting her. In the evening, she becomes sad and goes to the terrace to watch the paths; seeing a crow (kaag), she starts cursing it because her beloved has not arrived. She also asks her bangles (kangana) to call out for him.

In the next part, she says "Hoi jaala bhor piya, laage na kahin jiya" (Dawn is about to break, beloved, but my heart finds no peace anywhere). Because he does not come into her heart, she lights a lamp (diya) every day. She pleads with her beloved not to abandon her after making her his own, and to keep holding his beloved's (sajaniya's) hand. The sound of his footsteps at the window wakes her up, and then she repeats the refrain: "Aaja ae piya aaja, payaliya bulawata" (Come, O beloved, come, the anklets are calling).

This song beautifully portrays the emotions of separation (biraha), love, and waiting. Surabhi Kashyap's voice carries a deep sadness and longing, while Atul Kumar Rai's lyrics are simple yet powerful. The music by Madhukar Anand and Khayyam gives it a blend of Bhojpuri folk and modern sound, which sounds very captivating. This song is especially for those who love emotional songs of love and separation.