Madira Song Lyrics | An intoxicating and high-energy dance track from Rahu Ketu. Vocals by Simar Kaur, Abhinav Shekhar & Vikram Montrose. A tale of addictive passion.
Madira Lyrics in English Letters (Romanized)
Madira, Madira
Here We Go
Ajnabi Dekhi, Main To Dar Gaiyaan
Sakhiyaan Bhi Meri Saari Ghar Gaiyaan
Rattiyaan Bhi Kaali Dekho Pad Gaiyaan
Dheere-Dheere
Madira Se Ankhiyan Jo Lad Gaiyaan
Gat-Gat Maari, Woh To Chadh Gaiyaan
Pagla Ke Naachi, Main To Mar Gaiyaan
Dheere-Dheere
Nasha Bimaari Hai,
Jo Badhti Ja Rahi Hai
Utaare Utre Na, Jo
Ishq Sareekha Chadh Ta Jaaye, Re
Suchna Bhaari Hai,
Janhit Mein Jaari Hai
Sambhaale Kaise? Aangan
Tedhe-Medhe Naach Nachaaye, Re
Madira Aisi Chadh Gai, Chadh Gai Hai
Madira Aisi Chadh Gai, Chadh Gai Hai
Madira Aisi Chadh Gai, Chadh Gai Hai
Jaise Vikram Pe Betaal
Haay, Haay, Uff
Jaise Vikram Pe Betaal
Chadh Gai
Chadh Gai, Chadh Gai
Chadh Gai
Chadh Gai, Chadh Gai
Qaatilaana Bada Ye Nasha,
Qaafiraana Kare Ye Dasha
Aazmaana Zara Ye Zara,
Jo Maikhaane Mein Milta Maza
Qaatilaana Bada Ye Nasha,
Qaafiraana Kare Ye Dasha
Aazmaana Zara Ye Zara,
Jo Maikhaane Mein Milta Maza
Nasha Bimaari Hai,
Jo Badhti Ja Rahi Hai
Utaare Utre Na, Jo
Ishq Sareekha Chadh Ta Jaaye, Re
Suchna Bhaari Hai,
Janhit Mein Jaari Hai
Sambhaale Kaise? Aangan
Tedhe-Medhe Naach Nachaaye, Re
Madira Aisi Chadh Gai, Chadh Gai Hai
Madira Aisi Chadh Gai, Chadh Gai Hai
Madira Aisi Chadh Gai, Chadh Gai Hai
Jaise Vikram Pe Betaal
Chadh Gai
Chadh Gai, Chadh Gai
Chadh Gai
Chadh Gai, Chadh Gai
Madira Aisi Chadh Gai, Chadh Gai Hai
Madira Aisi Chadh Gai, Chadh Gai Hai
Madira Aisi Chadh Gai, Chadh Gai Hai
Jaise Vikram Pe Betaal
Written by: Abhinav Shekhar
Madira Song Description
This song "Madira" is from the movie Rahu Ketu, which stars Pulkit Samrat, Varun Sharma, and Shalini Panday. The song is composed by Vikram Montrose and sung by Simar Kaur, Abhinav Shekhar, and Vikram Montrose himself, while the lyrics are written by Abhinav Shekhar, and the song comes under the Zee Music Company label.
In the beginning of the song, a woman narrates her experience. She says she got scared upon seeing a stranger, her friends also went home, and darkness fell. Then, slowly, the intoxication of alcohol (madi'ra) takes over, her eyes begin to flutter, she drinks gulp after gulp (gut-gut), and the intoxication sets in. Dancing, she gets lost. The song portrays intoxication like a sickness, one that rises like love but doesn't subside. A message is given that this problem is growing, and it is being discussed in the public interest. Yet, under this intoxication, a person's courtyard is filled with wild, unsteady dancing.
In the final part of the song, the intoxication of alcohol is compared to the story of Vikram and Betal, where the intoxication is so deep that it overpowers the individual. It is described as a "kha'tilana nasha" (murderous intoxication) and a "kaa'firaana dasha" (heretical state), depicting the pleasure found in the tavern (maikhane). The song ends by repeating this cycle of intoxicating impulse and its effects.