Chor Lyrics – Amit Dhull | White Hill Dhaakad

Chor Song Description

This song, called 'Chor' by 'Amit Dhull', is a thoughtful Haryanvi song from 2021, with music by 'GR Music' and lyrics written by the late 'Rai Dhanpat Singh'. The song uses simple but powerful words to talk about a deep idea: that everyone in the world is a thief in some way, and the world itself is a 'Chor', or a thief. The lyrics start by asking a question about animals and birds, wondering what kind of creature this 'thief' is, setting up the main theme that the singer will explore.

The song's verses describe the many different types of thieves in our lives and society. It says some people are thieves of the body, some are thieves of the heart or mind, and others are thieves of wealth. It even mentions thieves of art, smiles, and beauty. The powerful line is that no one can live in this world without stealing something, suggesting that some form of 'Chori', or theft, is a part of human nature. The lyrics say that while stealing from the heart might seem easy, people are often weak when it comes to dealing with it.

In the final part, the song makes the idea even more personal. It says that a thief can be your enemy, but a thief can also be someone you love. The singer admits, "We are also thieves to someone," meaning that everyone has taken something from someone else. The lyricist, 'Dhanpat Singh', cleverly includes himself in this idea, calling the world a clever trickster. The repeating lines, 'Pashu Re Pakheru Kya Dhor Hai' and 'Lilo Jamana Ye Chor Hai', act like a strong reminder, making you think about how this idea of a 'chor' connects to your own life.