Gangster Lyrics – Dippu Choudhary | White Hill Dhaakad

Gangster Song Description

This is description for the lyrics of the Haryanvi song "Gangster" by "Dippu Choudhary". The song tells a story about a person's life and reputation. The singer says that today, for his brothers, he has become a "badmash", which means a troublemaker or gangster. He remembers that he used to be a well-behaved, "shareef" child. The lyrics describe a world that has changed, where weapons are common and being good is not the way anymore. He talks about demanding respect and money, saying that no one should come empty-handed. The words paint a picture of a tough life where dates feel like important, heavy events, all for the sake of his community.

The song uses strong images to show power and fear. It describes long lines of cars with sirens, a cold grip of authority, and how his name makes people in the city shake. His arrival is compared to a storm. Among his own people, his name is praised. The singer warns that he does dark deeds but his heart is not dark, and he will confront anyone who challenges him. He says he acts openly, like a lion, not hiding like a mouse. He mentions that many have betrayed him, so he trusts very few people close to his heart.

Finally, the lyrics reflect on his life's journey. He says he has lived a little but not like an ordinary person, and at his age, he has done big things. He sees that people now point at him and act like judges. In this world, he says, you have to become "badnaam", or infamous, to get things done. He ends by stating that people have seen him rise from nothing, and he is not poor anymore. The main line repeats, emphasizing how he turned into a "badmash" for his brothers, even though he was once a "shareef balak", or a good boy. The music for this powerful story is provided by "Bamboo Beat" and the song is released by "White Hill Dhaakad".