aa chal ki tujhe
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aa chal ki tujhe , maiN le ke chaluuN
ek aise gagan ke tale
jahaaN Gam bhii na ho , aaNsuu bhii na ho
bas pyaar hii pyaar pale
[ all lines x2 ]
ek aise gagan ke tale
Keep walking, that I shall go along
underneath such a sky,
where there is neither sorrow nor tear,
just love, and only love thrives
[all lines x2]
underneath such a sky
[ 0 : 59 ]
suuraj kii pɛhlii kiraNR se ,
aashaa kaa saveraa jaage
[ both lines x2 ]
chandaa kii kiraNR se dhul kar ,
ghanghor andheraa bhaage
[ both lines x2 ]
kabhii dhuup khile kabhii chhaaoN mile
lambii sii Dagar na khaleN
jahaaN Gam bhii na ho , aaNsuu bhii na ho
bas pyaar hii pyaar pale
ek aise gagan ke tale
[0:59]
With the first ray of sunlight,
the dawn of hope awakes,
[both lines x2]
Thick darkness flees
having been washed away by the moon ray
[both lines x2]
At times, sunshine blooms, at times, shade is found,
a long stride doesn't displease the road
where there is neither sorrow nor tear,
just love, and only love thrives
underneath such a sky
[ 2 : 09 ]
jahaaN duur nazar dauR aae ,
aazaad gagan lɛhraae
[ both lines x2 ]
jahaaN rang-birange paNchhii ,
aashaa kaa saNdesaa laaeN
[ both lines x2 ]
sapnoN meN palii haNstii ho kalii
jahaaN shaam suhaanii Dhale
jahaaN Gam bhii na ho , aaNsuu bhii na ho
bas pyaar hii pyaar pale
ek aise gagan ke tale
[2:09]
However far the sight traverses
a free sky tantalizes
[both lines x2]
where multicolor birds
brings tidings of your hope
[both lines x2]
in dreams, a growing blossom is laughing
wherever the pleasant dusk descends
where there is neither sorrow nor tear,
just love, and only love thrives
underneath such a sky
[ 3 : 22 ]
sapnoN ke aise jahaaN meN ,
jahaaN pyaar hii pyaar khilaa ho
ham jaa ke vahaaN kho jaaeN ,
shikvaa na koii gilaa ho
kahiiN bair na ho , koii Gair na ho
sab mil ke yuuN chalte chaleN
jahaaN Gam bhii na ho , aaNsuu bhii na ho
bas pyaar hii pyaar pale .
[3:22]
In this place of dreams
where just love, and only has blossomed
When I go there, I lose myself,
there isn't any reproach, any complaint,
there is no animosity, no one is a stranger,
all together, in unison, keep walking
where there is neither sorrow nor tear,
just love, and only love thrives.
[ 3 : 55 ]
aa chal ki tujhe maiN le ke chaluuN
ek aise gagan ke tale
jahaaN Gam bhii na ho , aaNsuu bhii na ho
bas pyaar hii pyaar pale
ek aise gagan ke tale [ x3 ]
[3:55]
Keep walking, that I shall go along
underneath such a sky,
where there is neither sorrow nor tear,
just love, and only love thrives
underneath such a sky [x3]
About this song
- Singer
- Kishore Kumar
- Lyrics
- Shailendra
- Music
- R.D. Burman
aa chal ki tujhe (Hindi: आ चल कि तुझे, Urdu: آ چل کِہ تجھے) loosely translated as "Keep Walking", is a song from the 1962 Indian movie "Door Gagan Ki Chhaon Mein"
The movie is about a war veteran, Shankar, who upon returning home discovers that his family has died in a fire and that his son, Ramu was the only survivor. Ramu has become mute after the tragedy, but communicates playing the flute. The role of Shankar was acted by the famous Indian playback singer Kishore Kumar, and Ramu was played by his son, Amit Kumar Ganguly.
In the song, Shankar invites Ramu to "keep walking" towards some idyllic place full of love and harmony, while he responds playing the flute.
Kishore Kumar was also the author and composer of this song, in collaboration with the Indian lyricist Shailendra, who also authored the other songs of the film.
The music composer and director R. D. Burman probably collaborated with the music composition, and it is he who plays the harmonica in some parts of the song.