Main Nahi Janta Lyrics – Amit Mishra | Na Jaane Kaun Aa Gaya

Main Nahi Janta Song Description

This song is "Main Nahin Jaanta" (I don't know), which is a part of the film Na Jaane Kaun Aa Gaya. This song has been sung by Amit Mishra, the music is given by Prini Siddhant Madhav, and the lyrics have been written by Atique Ahmed Allahabadi. The film stars Jatin Sarna, Madhurima Roy, and Pranay Pachauri in lead roles, and this song has been released under the banner of Dhawan Films Originals.

The lyrics of the song tell the story of a painful love, where the singer questions his beloved: "Too naaraaz kyun hua, bewafaa kyun hua?" (Why are you angry? Why did you turn unfaithful?). He says that he always walked with her, step by step, so why has this distance come between them? He laments, "Ye doori kaisi majboori hai, tere aur mere beech ye kya maajra hai?" (What kind of compulsion is this distance? What is going on between you and me?). His body is burning and melting, and he wonders if this is the reward for his love. He loved her so much that he lost himself, and in return, his heart is left crying.

He continues to say that her unfaithfulness (bewafaiyaan) does not leave him, and her shadows (parchaaiyaan) keep haunting him. He is restless day and night and cannot understand what to say. He begs her to at least tell him his fault: "Main nahin jaanta ye haadsa kyun hua, mere saath dhokha kyun hua?" (I don't know why this accident happened, why I was betrayed?). He remembers how she was his habit (aadat), his worship (ibadat), his comfort (rahat), his path and destination. But he realizes she was a deception (dhoka), a mirage (chhalaawa). She was his shelter and his means, but now that she is gone, life feels like a dried-up river. He has no news of himself, and living without her feels like a punishment. He repeats, "Main nahin jaanta too alag kyun hua, mere saath dhokha kyun hua?" (I don't know why you left me, why I was betrayed?).

In the end, the singer addresses the unfaithful lover (bewafaa), saying that after her actions, he is setting her free from himself and bidding her goodbye. He says farewell to her words, her breaths, her memories, her moments, all the time spent together, and all the happiness: "Alvida." He describes himself as a living corpse (zinda laash) and a scattered feeling (bikhra hua ehsas). He says there is passion in his body, but his soul has no peace. This shock is for a lifetime, and he is living through this very shock. He ends with the same painful question: "Main nahin jaanta too naaraaz kyun hua, ye faasla kyun hua?" (I don't know why you got angry, why this distance happened?).