तुम इतना जो मुस्कुरा रहे हो
tum itnaa jo muskuraa rahe ho
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तुम इतना जो मुस्कुरा रहे हो
If You Keep Smiling This Much
तुम इतना जो मुस्कुरा रहे हो [ x2 ]
क्या ग़म है जिस को छुपा रहे हो [ x2 ]
तुम इतना जो मुस्कुरा रहे हो
If you keep smiling this much [x2]
What is the sorrow that you keep hiding? [x2]
If you keep smiling this much
आँखों में नमी , हँसी लबों पर [ x2 ]
क्या हाल है क्या दिखा रहे हो
Mositure in your eyes, smile on your lips
How are you, what you are showing?
क्या हाल है क्या दिखा रहे हो
क्या ग़म है जिस को छुपा रहे हो
तुम इतना जो मुस्कुरा रहे हो
How are you, what you are showing?
What is the sorrow that you keep hiding?
If you keep smiling this much
बन जाएँगे ज़हर पीते पीते [ x2 ]
ये अश्क जो पीते जा रहे हो [ x2 ]
Being drank, they will become bitter/poison, [x2]
these tears that you keep drinking [x2]
जिन ज़ख़्में को वक़्त भर चला है [ x2 ]
तुम क्यूँ उन्हें छेड़े जा रहे हो
The wounds that time was going to heal,
why did you keep touching/irritating them?
तुम क्यूँ उन्हें छेड़े जा रहे हो
क्या ग़म है जिस को छुपा रहे हो
तुम इतना जो मुस्कुरा रहे हो
Why did you keep touching/irritating them?
What is the sorrow that you keep hiding?
If you keep smiling this much
रेखाओं का खेल है मुक़द्दर [ x2 ]
रेखाओं से मात खा रहे हो
Predestination is a game of lines,
by the lines, you keep losing
रेखाओं से मात खा रहे हो
क्या ग़म है जिस को छुपा रहे हो
तुम इतना जो मुस्कुरा रहे हो
क्या ग़म है जिस को छुपा रहे हो
By those lines, you keep suffering a defeat
What is the sorrow that you keep hiding?
If you keep smiling this much
What is the sorrow that you keep hiding?
About this song
- Singer
- Jagjit Singh
- Lyrics
- Kaifi Azmi
- On screen
- Raj Kiran, Shabana Azmi
tum itnaa jo muskuraa rahe ho (Hindi:तुम इतना जो मुस्कुरा रहे हो, Urdu: تُم اتنا جو مُسْکَرا رہے ہو) "If You Keep Smiling This Much" is a song featured in the 1982 Indian drama film "Arth", and then released in a 1983 album of the same name.
The singer (both in the album and the movie) was Jagjit Singh, who also composed the music.
In the movie, the song is played when one of the protagonists, Raj (played by Raj Kiran), in a moving scene, asks Pooja, the female protagonist (played by Shabana Azmi) why she is trying to hide her sadness.
The writer was the Urdu poet Kaifi Azmi.