Tumse Juda Hoon Main Lyrics – Krishna Beuraa | Anu Malik x Zee Music

Tumse Juda Hoon Main Song Description

This song "Tumse Judaa Hoon Main" is a deep emotional song, sung in the voice of Krishna Beuraa, with music by Anu Malik and lyrics written by Laado Suwalka. It is a special track from Zee Music Originals. The beginning of the song itself is heart-touching, where the singer says that his main sadma (shock/trauma) is that he has become separated from his love. He describes himself as a lamha (moment) that has been separated from time, meaning he has become just a memory of the past. The feeling of pain and separation in the song is very strong. The repeating line "Sadma to hai bas yahi, Tumse Judaa Hoon Main" (The trauma is just this, I am separated from you) makes this feeling even deeper, as if the singer's heart is broken and he cannot accept this separation. 

In the later part of the song, the singer describes his emotional struggle. He says how can he now write about the dard-e-dil (pain of the heart) without you, because without you he has become a punishment upon himself, as if he has punished himself. Then he makes a request, where he says "Tu aake mujhe mujhse phir se mila de, meri zindagi saja de" (You come and reunite me with myself, adorn my life). Here, he is trying to regain his lost self and asks, "Kya kami rahi mere ishq mein, bas tu mujhe itna bata de" (What was lacking in my love, just tell me that much). This part is very heartfelt and connects with the listeners. 

Finally, the song becomes even more intense, where the singer says that you don't know my anguish, "mere ishq mein lakhon jaane gayi hain" (lakhs of lives have been lost in my love), but "tu na mili to main ho jaunga fanaa" (if I don't get you, I will be destroyed). This line "tu na mili to main ho jaunga fanaa" is very powerful, showing the depth and desperation of love, and the recurring line "Sadma to hai bas yahi" repeats again, taking the song to an emotional climax. Overall, this song is a beautiful mix of heartbreak, longing, and self-discovery, for everyone who has ever been separated in love.