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aao huzuur tumko, sitaaroN meN le chaluuN

aao huzuur tumko, sitaaroN meN le chaluuN
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aao   Huzuur   tumko ,  sitaaroN   meN   le   chaluuN
Come, Sir, Let Me Take You Among the Stars
ham   se   raushan   haiN   chaaNd   aur   taare
ham   ko   daaman   samjhiye   Gairat   kaa
uTh   gaye   ham   gar   zamaane   se
naam   miT   jaaegaa   moHabbat   kaa .
dil   hai   naazuk   kalii   se   phuuloN   se
ye   na   TuuTe   xayaal   rakhiyegaa
aur   agar   aap   se   ye   TuuT   gayaa
jaan-e-jaan   itnaa   hii   samjhiye
The moon and the stars are illuminated by me,
understand me (as) the veil/cover of modesty.
If I am suddenly gone from this time and age
the name of love would fade away.
The heart is more delicate than a bud, than flowers,
please, mind not breaking it!
If it is broken by you,
dearest, (you should) understand so many things!
kyaa ?
What?
phir   koii   baaNvrii   moHabbat   kii
apnii   zulfeN   nahiiN   saNvaregii
aartii   phir   kisii   kanhaiyaa   kii
koii   raadhaa   nahiiN   utaaregii
 [ hic ! ]
Time and again, a love-crazed one
will not arrange her locks,
and time and again a Radha will not
perform her Krishna's arti
[hic!]
aao   Huzuur   tumko ,  sitaaroN   meN   le   chaluuN
 [ hic ! ]
dil   jhuum   jaae   aisii   bahaaroN   meN   le   chaluuN
 [ both lines x2 ]
aao   Huzuur ,  aao
Come, Sir, let me take you among the stars
[hic!]
(your) heart shall sway, let me take you to such merriment!
[both lines x2]
Come, Sir, come …
hamraaz   hamxayaal   to   ho ,  ham-nazar   bano .
tai   hogaa   zindagii   kaa   safar ,  ham_safar   bano !
 [ both lines x2 ]
Since you are a confidant, like-minded, then become one who shares my points of view!
The journey of life will be settled, become my fellow traveller!
[both lines x2]
 [ hic ! ]
chaahat   ke   ujle   ujle   nazroN   meN   le   chaluuN
dil   jhuum   jaae   aisii ,  bahaaroN   meN   le   chaluuN
aao   Huzuur   aao  …
[hic!]
I shall take you among the sights of shining, shining desire,
(your) heart shall sway, let me take you to such merriment!
Come, Sir, come …
likh   do
 [ laughter ]
likh   do   kitaab-e-dil   pe   koii ,  aisii   daastaan
jis   kii   misaal   de   na   sakeN ,  saatoN   aasmaan
 [ both lines x2 ]
Write
[laughter]
Write in the book of the heart, such an epic
whose equal all of the seven heavens cannot give.
[both lines x2]
baaNhoN   meN   baaNheN   Daale ,  HuzuuroN   meN   le   chaluuN
 [ hic ! ]
dil   jhuum   jaae   aisii ,  bahaaroN   meN   le   chaluuN
aao   Huzuur   tumko ,  sitaaroN   meN   le   chaluuN
 [ hic ! ]
dil   jhuum   jaae   aisii ,  bahaaroN   meN   le   chaluuN
 [ both lines x2 ]
aao   Huzuur ,  aao
(Hanging) arms in arms, I shall take you among the courts
[hic!]
(your) heart shall sway, let me take you to such merriment!
Come, Sir, I shall take you among the stars
[hic!]
(your) heart shall sway, let me take you to such merriment!
[both lines x2]
Come, Sir, come …

About this song

Singer
Asha Bhosle
Music
O.P. Nayyar

aao huzuur tumko, sitaaroN meN le chaluuN (Hindi: आओ हुज़ूर तुमको, Urdu: آؤ حُضُور تمکو), is the abridged title of the song Aao Huzoor Tumko Sitarom Main Le Chalun (Hindi: आओ हुज़ूर तुमको, सितारों में ले चलूँ, Urdu: آؤ حُضُور تمکو, ستاروں میں لے چلوں) "Come, Sir, Let Me Take You Among the Stars".

The song was featured in the Indian 1968 romantic thriller film "Kismat".

In the video clip, the sensual Roma, one of the main female protagonists (played by the legendary Indian actress Babitha Kapoor), gives a drunken singing performance, flirting with men in the audience, including the perplexed male protagonist Vicky (the Indian actor Biswajit Chatterjee).

This song has become enormously popular, and it has been re-interpreted by many other Indian singers. Common people like to sing it, sometimes reproducing the drunken hiccups at the exact times they occurred in the movie.

The playback singer is Asha Bhosle, probably the top female Bollywood playback singer of all time. The music was composed by the famous Indian musician, director, and composer Omkar Prasad Nayyar.

The lyrics were written by the Indian lyricist Noor Devasi, from whom this was his most famous song.