Saajan Mhara Lyrics – A lively Rajasthani folk romantic track with energetic beats. Sung by Kutle Khan & Anupama Roy. Full lyrics here.
Saajan Mhara Lyrics in English Letters (Romanized)
Saanjh Sakha Re,
Dhak Dhak Dhak Dil Dhadke Re!
Saanjh Sakha Re, Dhak Dhak Dhak Dhak!
Raanjhan Saare,
Tak Tak Tak Rahen Takte Re,
Raanjhan Saare, Tak Tak Tak Tak!
Saajan Mhaara, Matvaara,
Mhaari Khabar Na Le,
Baitha Ataari, Bhar Hukka Muskaave!
Saajan Mhaara, Matvaara,
Mhaari Khabar Na Le,
Baitha Ataari, Bhar Hukka Muskaave!
O, O, O Ri Main Banjaara,
Kuch Na Laagoon Thaara,
Jahaan Mhaara Dil Kiya,
Wahin Dera Kar Liya,
Bas Mein Nahin Main Kisi Ke.
Man Mhaara Hai Jogi,
Main Kyun Banoon Rogi,
Dhooni Mein Ramaaye Phiroon,
Alakh Jagaaye Phiroon,
Jaadu Na Chalega Mujh Pe!
Payal Mhaari,
Khann Khann Khann, Khanke Re!
Payal Mhaari, Khann Khann Khann!
Mundari Pyaari,
Jhan Jhan Jhan, Jhanke Re!
Mundari Pyaari, Jhan Jhan Jhan Jhan!
Saajan Mhaara, Matvaara,
Mhaari Khabar Na Le,
Baitha Ataari, Bhar Hukka Muskaave!
Haath Binti, Haath Kadoo,
Paag Uda Phool Rang Laaya,
Payal Baaje, Pag Uchhle,
Kataariyaan-Si Choodi, Chamakyo Haar.
Chamakyo Haar Gale Vich,
Chooda Shringaar Kiya,
Oonch Rang, Oonch Rang, Oonch Rain Rahi,
Haan, Rang Oonch Rain Rahi.
O Chhori, Main Sach Boloon,
Naina Ke Pat Kholoon,
Jab-Jab Dekhoon Tane,
Tab-Tab Laage Mane,
Bach Na Sakoon Main Tujhse.
Julmi Teri Maaya, Doobi Ye Bharmaaya,
Gora-Gora Rang Tero,
Hansano Malang Tero,
Haar Gayo Dil Tujh Pe.
Chunari Mhaari,
Cham Cham Cham, Chamke Re!
Chunari Mhaari, Cham Cham Cham Cham!
Jhoomar Mhaara,
Jham Jham Jham, Jhamke Re!
Jhoomar Mhaara, Jham Jham Jham Jham!
Saajan Mhaara, Matvaara,
Mhaari Khabar Na Le,
Baitha Ataari, Bhar Hukka Muskaave!
Saajan Mhaara, Matvaara,
Mhaari Khabar Na Le,
Baitha Ataari, Bhar Hukka Muskaave!
👉 In Hindi - साजन म्हारा लिरिक्स
Written by: Alok Ranjan Jha
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Saajan Mhara Song Description
This song is "Sajan Mhaara", sung by Kutle Khan and Anupama Roy, its lyrics are written by Alok Ranjan Jha, and the music is composed, arranged, and programmed by Santosh R Nair. The music video of this song features performances by Sakshi Shrivas and Justin D'Cruz, and it has been released by Sunshine Music. This is a folk-style romantic track, which blends Rajasthani and Hindi languages, and uses traditional symbols like dhol, hookah, payal (anklets), and choodi (bangles), giving the song a desi and energetic feel.
In the song's lyrics, a beloved (girl) is talking about her "Sajan Mhaara" (her lover), who is "Matwara" (carefree or intoxicated) and sits on the terrace, smoking a hookah and smiling. She complains that he doesn't ask after her. In response, the lover says he is a "Banjara" (wanderer), his mind is a "Jogi" (ascetic/saint), and he isn't under anyone's control. Throughout the song, onomatopoeic sounds like "Dhak dhak", "Khann khann", "Cham cham", and "Jham jham" appear repeatedly, representing the sounds of anklets, chunari (stole), and jhoomar (headpiece), making the song even more lively and rhythmic.
The emotion of the song shows, on one side, restlessness in love, and on the other side, freedom and carefreeness. Where the beloved is restless missing her sajan, the lover does not want to tie himself down in anyone's bondage. This song is perfect for those who love folk music, energetic beats, and traditional Rajasthani vibes. You can listen to it in any mood, especially in a rural or desi atmosphere, and feel the hidden playfulness in its lyrics.
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