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aatii kyaa khaNDaalaa

aatii kyaa khaNDaalaa
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aatii   kyaa   khaNRDaalaa
Would you come to Khandala?
ai ,  kyaa   boltii   tuu ?
ai ,  kyaa   maiN   boluuN ?
sun  …
sunaa  …
aatii   kyaa   khaNRDaalaa ?
kyaa   karuuN ,  aa   ke   maiN   khaNRDaalaa ?
ghuumeNge ,  phireNge ,  naacheNge ,  gaaeNge
aish   kareNge   aur   kyaa ?
 [ all stanza x2 ]
Hey, what do you say?
Hey, what shall I say?
Listen …
Listened [i.e. yes, tell me]
Would you come to Khandala?
What will I do once arrived in Khandala?
We'll wander, stroll around, dance, sing
And we'll enjoy ourselves, what else?
[all stanza x2]
ai ,  kyaa   boltii   tuu ?
ai ,  kyaa   maiN   boluuN ?
Hey - what do you say?
Hey - what should I say?
barsaat   kaa   siizan   hai
khaNRDaalaa   jaa   ke   kyaa   karnaa ?
barsaat   ke   siizan   meN   hii   to ,
mazaa   hai   merii   mainaa
bhiiguuNgii   maiN ,  sardii   khaaNsii   ho   jaaegii   mujhko
chhaataa   le   ke   jaaeNge ,
paagal   samjhii   kyaa   mujhko ?
kyaa   karuuN ,  samajh   maiN   aae   na
kyaa   kahuuN ,  tujh   se   maiN   jaanuuN   na
are   itnaa   tuu   kyuuN   soche ,
maiN   aage   tuu   piichhe
bas   ab   nikleN !  aur   kyaa ?
It's rainy season,
once in Khandala, what to do?
The fun, my myna bird, is to go there
in the rainy season itself
I'll get drenched, I ll get a cold and cough
We would have taken an umbrella,
did you take me for a fool?
I don't know what I should do
I don't know what I should tell you
Come on, why are you thinking so much
I at the front, you at the back,
Enough, let's leave now! What else?
ai ,  kyaa   boltii   tuu ?
ai ,  kyaa   maiN   boluuN ?
Hey, what do you say?
Hey, what shall I say?
lonaavle   meN   chikkii   khaaeNge ,  [ waterfall ]  pe   jaaeNge
khaNRDaalaa   ke   ghaaT   ke   uupar ,  foTo   khiiNch   ke   aaeNge
haaN   bhii   kartaa ,  na   bhii   kartaa ,  dil   meraa   diivaanaa
dil   bhii   saalaa ,  [ party ]  badle ,  kaisaa   hai   zamaanaa !
 [ phone ]  lagaa ,  tuu   apne   dil   ko   zaraa
puuchh   le ,  aaxir   hai   kyaa   maajraa
are   pal   meN   phisltaa   hai ,
pal   meN   sambhaltaa   hai
 [ Confuse ]  kartaa   hai ,  bas   kyaa ?
We'll eat chikki in Lonavla and go to the waterfall
having come to take photos atop the Ghat of Khandala
My crazy heart says both yes and no
The damn heart switches parties, what a world!
Kindly give your heart a phone call
Ask him, what's the matter after all
Hey, at times (it) slips,
at times (it) regains balance
It confuses (us), so what?
ai ,  kyaa   boltii   tuu ?
ai ,  kyaa   maiN   boluuN ?
sun  …
sunaa  …
aatii   kyaa   khaNRDaalaa ?
kyaa   karuuN ,  aa   ke   maiN   khaNRDaalaa ?
ghuumeNge ,  phireNge ,  naacheNge ,  gaaeNge
aish   kareNge ,  aur   kyaa ?
ai ,  kyaa   boltii   tuu ?
ai ,  kyaa   maiN   boluuN ?
Hey, what do you say?
Hey, what shall I say?
Listen …
Listened [i.e. yes, tell me]
Would you come to Khandala?
What will I do once arrived in Khandala?
We'll wander, stroll around, dance, sing
And we'll enjoy ourselves, what else?
Hey, what do you say?
Hey, what shall I say?

About this song

Singer
Alka Yagnik
Music
Jatin-Lalit
On screen
Aamir Khan, Rani Mukerji

aatii kyaa khaNDaalaa (Hindi: आती क्या खंडाला, Urdu: آتی کیا کھنڈالا) "Would you come to Khandala?" is a song from the 1988 Indian film Ghulam.

In the song and video clip, a girl, Alisha is upset and her friend and lover Sidhu tries to console her by proposing an untimely trip to Khandala, a touristic destination located in the state of Maharastra, India.

The song mentions attractions and places near Khandala, such as the scenic Ghat (valley) of Khandala, the city of Lonavala, and the "chikki", a famous Indian hard candy elaborated there.

Sidhu and Alisha are played by the Indian actors Aamir Khan and Rani Mukerji. The song became so popular, that Rani Mukerji started being called "the Khandala Girl" because of it.

Aamir Khan sang the male part himself, and the female part was sung by the Indian playback singer Alka Yagnik.

The music was composed by the Indian composed duo Jatin–Lalit (the brothers Jatin and Lalit Pandit), and the lyrics were written by Nitin Raikwar.