Tu Ne Dekha Din Mera (The Night Anthem of Kennedy) Lyrics - The dark, intense night anthem from Kennedy. Powerful vocals by Vishal Dadlani. A gritty tale of urban struggle and loneliness.
The Night Anthem of Kennedy Lyrics in English Letters (Romanized)
Wo Kehte Rakha Taj Mere Shahar Mein,
Main Dhoondta Har Jagah
Shahjahaan Mere Shahar Mein.
Main Naastik Aur Vo Kehte
Mujhe Gair Mere Shahar Mein.
Samandar Kaafi Gehra,
Kabhi Dekh Tu Bhi Tair Ke.
Na Lambi-Chaudi Sadkein,
Na Seedhe-Saade Ladke,
Ho Jaata Raada Har Din
Jab Yahan Pe Ladke Bhadkein.
Jab Padti Kadki Mujhko,
To Paise Dekhta Sabke.
Jo Vaise Dekhta Mujhko,
De Deta Usko Phatke.
Main Dekhta Sabki Aankhen
Andar Dikhti Inki Jaat Nahin.
Sawaal Zyada Kare Nahin,
Par Milte Hain Jawaab Kai.
Ye Shauk Waale Log Farzi,
Rahte Hain Nawaab Mein
Wajood Se Main Waqif
Lekin Maut Ka Koi Ilaaj Nahin.
Khoon, Paseena, Paisa, Shohrat
Ya Vo Aate, Varna Log Ab
Har Jagah Phaila Sannaata,
Har Jagah Phaila Hai Khauf.
Haan Maangta Hoon Sukoon Main Thoda,
Milti Hai Bas Jhoothi Sogan.
Istifa Dekar Is Duniya Ko
Likh Chuka Hoon Main Sau Khat.
Tune Dekha Din Mera, Din Mera
Ab Aake Dekho
Kaise Kaatun Kaali Raatein?
Tune Dekha Din Mera, Din Mera,
Ab Aake Dekho
Kaise Kaatun Kaali Raatein?
Tune Dekha Din Mera, Din Mera
Ab Aake Dekho
Kaise Kaatun Kaali Raatein?
Tune Dekha Din Mera, Din Mera,
Ye Gehri Kaali Raatein
Aake Mujhko Kaatein.
Ye Van Gogh Wala Art,
Tu Wack Bro Chal Waat,
Main Bas Mein Har Raat,
Bas Yahi Mere Haalaat.
Mere Bas Mein Nahin Raat,
Majboori Ki Barsaat.
Jo Chhod Deti Tu Haath,
Ho Jaata Main Barbaad.
Ye Bambai Ki Kahani Mein
Sabhi Mere Khilaaf Hain.
Kuch Bhi Kar Loon, Bach Na Paaun —
Mere Sar Pe Sau Paap Hain.
Mere Ghar Mein Hi Saanp Hai,
Mujhe Chubhti Hain Saansen,
Mujhe Das Mat Tu Wahan Pe,
Mere Zakhm Dekh Ke Kaampte.
Dariya Ke Kinaare,
Rakhe Patthar Kaale-Kaale,
Aur Dil Bhi Mera Kaala,
Yahan Pe Gande Kaale Naale.
Nikle Wahan Se Laashein Jaise
Badla Lene Aa Rahe.
Aur Sar Pe Itne Bhoot —
Khud Se Khud Ko Tu Bacha Re.
Jo Dono Aankhon Se Andhe,
Vo Tujhe Raasta Dikha Rahe.
Jo Maange Tera Khoon,
Vo Chunaav Jeete Ja Rahe.
Tu Pooja Jinki Karta,
Vo Tujhko Hi Bhoolte Ja Rahe.
Jitna Shahar Doobta Ja Raha,
Utna Neta Ji Kama Rahe.
Chal Chhod Saare Lafde,
Tu Mandi Pe Milne Aa Re,
Jhansa Deke Vo Tujhko
Munh Se Cheen Lete Nivaale.
Upar Khaamkhaan Main Dekhta,
Jabki Shahar Mein Hi Sitaare.
Sab Lagta Laajawaab
Jab Gandhi Ke Hain Pitaare.
Tune Dekha Din Mera, Din Mera
Ab Aake Dekho
Kaise Kaatun Kaali Raatein?
Tune Dekha Din Mera, Din Mera,
Ye Gehri Kaali Raatein
Aake Mujhko Kaatein.
Tune Dekha Din Mera, Din Mera
Ab Aake Dekho
Kaise Kaatun Kaali Raatein?
Tune Dekha Din Mera, Din Mera
Ab Aake Dekho
Kaise Kaatun Kaali Raatein?
Tune Dekha Din Mera, Din Mera
Ye Kaali Kaali Kaali Kaali
Kaali Raatein
Kaali Kaali Kaali Kaali
Kaali Raatein
Tune Dekha Din Mera, Din Mera
Tune Dekha Din Mera, Din Mera
Tune Dekha Din Mera, Din Mera
Tune Dekha Din Mera, Din Mera....!
Written by: Boyblanck, Shashwat Dwivedi
The Night Anthem of Kennedy Song Description
This song, "Tune Dekha Din Mera" , is The Night Anthem from the movie Kennedy. It is sung by Vishal Dadlani and composed and written by Boyblanck & Shashwat Dwivedi. The song is available on Zee Music Company.
Its lyrics tell a story of urban struggle and loneliness, where the singer searches for a crown in his city, but feels like a stranger. He says he is an atheist and the city considers him an outsider. The lyrics mention the depth of the ocean and the challenge of swimming, reflecting the difficult experiences of life.
The song depicts the city's hardships, like fights, the compulsion of money, and people's fake pride. The singer says he sees everyone's eyes, but cannot see their inner caste or true nature. He is looking for peace, but only gets false oaths, and he has resigned from the world and taken up "Shaugat" (a life of luxury/pomp).
The main hook, "Tune Dekha Din Mera" , is repeated, where the singer questions how he will now survive the dark nights ("Kaali Raatein Kaatein" ). This shows his dark and sad state. The lyrics bring in the story of Mumbai, where everyone is against him. He feels like he has a hundred fathers on his head, and there is a snake in his own home. He is living in fear and terror. The song describes black stones on the riverbank and dirty drains from which corpses are pulled, showing the cruel reality of the city.
In the end, the song sharply satirizes society, where those who demand blood are winning elections, and those they worship are being forgotten. The singer says the more the city sinks, the more the leaders are earning. He looks up at the sky, while the stars are right there in the city, and even Gandhi's legacy seems unmatched. The entire song feels like a deep, dark night that cuts through the singer, and it perfectly captures the dark and intense mood of the Kennedy film.
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