Ye Hai Baramulla Lyrics – Clinton Cerejo, Bianca Gomes | Baramulla

Ye Hai Baramulla Song Description

This is the title track of the movie Baramulla, sung by Clinton Cerejo and Bianca Gomes, and composed and produced by Shor Police. The lyrics, written by Siddhant Kaushal, create a mysterious and magical atmosphere, like seeking refuge within walls, the disguised shadow of lights, and a magical fog spread by the mountain winds. The lyrics convey a feeling of deep confusion and a search—kaun hai, kya hai, koi nahi jaanta (who is it, what is it, no one knows), it's hard to identify. Even the weather has no fixed abode, every scene is a pretense, every door is a temptation, as if spirits are wearing the clothing of bodies, which blurs the difference between reality and illusion.

The theme of change and deception continues in the song—kaliyan badalti hain, galiyan badalti hain (buds change, lanes change), sometimes in color, sometimes in style. Secrets are hidden somewhere; this world is beyond comprehension. You never know what you will find where, and this is the identity of Baramulla. Then comes the reference to "All These Faces" getting lost, and "Can't Escape This Madness." This madness becomes a part of Baramulla. The lyrics feature lines like dil ke tahkhane, jhoothon ke khazane, takiye tale jaalon ki gehri khaanen (the cellars of the heart, treasures of lies, deep mines of deceit under the pillow), which depict deception and hidden secrets. In the blink of an eye, the sights change—colorless springs, disappearing stars—as if everything is unstable and unpredictable.

Chehron pe chehre hain yahan, ghosh sab bahre hain yahan (There are masks upon faces here, all proclamations are deaf here). These lines highlight the layered reality and deception of Baramulla, where the truth is hidden, and people are not ready to listen. The kaun hai, kya hai (who is it, what is it) confusion repeats, and the world is beyond thought; you don't know what you will find where. This is the essence of Baramulla. In the end, "All These Faces" are being misled, and you "Can't Escape This Madness." It is difficult to run from this madness, and the song ends with the mysterious and haunting vibe of Baramulla. Overall, it is a deep, thought-provoking track that takes listeners on an emotional and philosophical journey.