Padosan Lyrics by Raj Mawar & Ruchika Jangid. A funny, relatable Haryanvi track about the playful chaos a neighbor brings. When wife and padosan match outfits daily! White Hill Dhaakad.
Padosan Lyrics in English Letters (Romanized)
Character Kona Loose Mera
Ho Daily Suit Naye Wah Pehre
Ho Killo Makeup Laave Laave Se
Pati Mera Dekh Dekh Ke Usne
Hair Style Banawe Se
Hey Lage Loot Gya Mehal Mera
Padosan Le Gayi Chhehal Mera
Padosan Le Gayi Chhehal Mera
Padosan Le Gayi Chhehal Mera
Re Sare Gaam Mein Bahu Nahi Koye Tere Takkar Mein
Tu Kasam Khawale Kisse Ki Na Main Uske Chakkar Mein
Re Laage Udh Gya Fuse Tera
Character Kona Loose Mera
Character Kona Loose Mera
Character Kona Loose Mera
Iski Burst Uska Suit Daily Match Kare Hai Kasut
Iski Burst Uska Suit Daily Match Kare Hai Kasut
Pati Hua Isq Mein Fail Mera
Padosan Le Gayi Chhehal Mera
Padosan Le Gayi Chhehal Mera
Padosan Le Gayi Chhehal Mera
Faltu Ki Kar Ri Bakwas Re Burst Teen Chaar Mere Paas
Faltu Ki Kar Ri Bakwas Re Burst Teen Chaar Mere Paas
Dimag Yo Karle Use Tera
Character Kona Loose Mera
Character Kona Loose Mera
Character Kona Loose Mera
Reel Pe Song Selection Same
Same Se Chhaat Pe Jane Ka Tyme
Reel Pe Song Selection Same
Same Se Chhaat Pe Jane Ka Tyme
Kyu Hoya Beyaah Ee Gail Mera
Padosan Le Gayi Chhehal Mera
Padosan Le Gayi Chhehal Mera
Padosan Le Gayi Chhehal Mera
Padosan Le Gayi Chhehal Mera
Written by: Ajay Hooda
Padosan Song Description
This is description for the Haryanvi song "'Padosan'". The song is sung by 'Raj Mawar' and 'Ruchika Jangid', and it stars 'Ajay Hooda', 'Miss Princy', and 'Peehu Yadav'. The lyrics and music were created by 'Ajay Hooda' and 'Gulshan Sharma', and the song is released by the label 'White Hill Dhaakad'.
The song tells a funny and relatable story about a man who feels his neighbor, or "'padosan'", is causing trouble in his life. He sings that his "character kona loose mera", meaning his reputation or image is getting ruined because of her. He complains that his wife now wears new suits every day and does a lot of makeup, just to match the neighbor's style. He feels defeated, repeating that the "'padosan'" has taken away his peace, or "'chhehal'".
The lyrics describe a playful rivalry. The singer says his wife and the neighbor's outfits match daily, and his wife has failed in love for her. He tells the neighbor to stop her useless talk, as he has many suits himself. He also mentions how song choices on social media reels and plans to go to the rooftop are now the same, wondering why his peaceful life is gone. The song uses humor to show how a neighbor's influence can turn a household upside down.
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