Suthra Chora Lyrics - A sweet, traditional Haryanvi love song by Deepali Kaushik. Celebrating the charming 'handsome guy' who stole her heart.
Suthra Chora Lyrics in English Letters (Romanized)
Yo Gaam Ka Chora Suthra Itna Laagya Na Karda
Jad Mile Thye Pehlyaan Baatan Itni Karya Na Karda
Yo Gaam Ka Chora Suthra Itna Laagya Na Karda
Jad Mile Thye Pehlyaan Baatan Itni Karya Na Karda
Hello Hi Chod Chad Ke Ram Ram Pe Aa Gya
Ram Ram Yo Bole Pyaar Tae Dil Mein Gajab Sa Chha Gya
Sidha Sadha Dikhan Aala Yaar Mera Yo Purana Se
Har Ek Supna Tere Gailyaan Hi Mannae Sajana Se
Sidha Sadha Dikhan Aala Yaar Mera Yo Purana Se
Har Ek Supna Tere Gailye Hi Manne Sajana Se
Dhoti Kurti Ne Sab Tere Kar Diye Fail Trend Re
Mini Party Deni Chod Ke Karni Party Grand Re
Ho Ho Ho Ho
Jach Rahi Se Tere Gailyaan Mere Man Ki Neet
Sab Haan Jane Sabte Badi Ya Howe Prem Ki Preet
Jach Rahi Se Tere Gailyaan Mere Man Ki Neet
Sab Haan Jane Sabte Badi Ya Howe Prem Ki Preet
Wwe Dekhe Purani Fan Bada Yo Wrestler Khali Ka
Tadke Saanjh Padhe Chalisa Bhagat Ghana Yo Bajrang Bali Ka
Yo Gaam Ka Chora Suthra Itna Laagya Na Karda
Jad Mile Thye Pehlyaan Baatan Itni Karya Na Karda
Written by: Deepali Kaushik
Suthra Chora Song Description
This is description of the lyrics for the song 'Suthra Chora'. The song is a Haryanvi love song by the artist 'Deepali Kaushik', who is also the singer, lyricist, and composer. The music is produced by 'MR Studio' and released by the label 'White Hill Dhaakad'.
The lyrics tell a sweet and simple love story. The singer describes a charming boy, the 'Suthra Chora' or handsome guy from the village, who has captured her heart completely. She remembers their first meetings and conversations, saying he seemed so innocent that she never expected to fall for him. His simple greeting of 'Ram Ram' made her feel a surprising and deep love in her heart. She calls him her old friend who looks straightforward but has made all her dreams come true.
The song uses fun, everyday comparisons to describe his style and her feelings. She says his traditional 'Dhoti Kurti' clothing has become a new fashion trend, and she would choose a grand party with him over a small one. Her feelings for him match her heart's true wishes, and their love feels bigger than anyone else's. The lyrics even include playful references, like being a bigger fan of him than of the wrestler 'The Great Khali', and comparing his strong presence to the Hindu deity 'Bajrang Bali'. Overall, the lyrics paint a picture of proud, joyful, and deep affection in a modern Haryanvi style.
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