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paagal

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paagal
Crazy
terii   [ mommy ]  kii   jai ,  kyaa   chiiz   banaaii
duudh   pe   jaise   aaii   ho   malaaii
 [ Chitty-chitty bang-bang chitty ]  kalaaii   terii
aag   lagaa   de   jaisii   diyaaslaaii
Hail to your mummy! Such a beauty she gave birth to!
She was like malai on top of milk.
Your wrist goes chitty-chitty bang-bang
It set things on fire like a match stick.
maiN   [ international , yeah ! ]
par   gaanaa   meraa   [ local ]
tuu   hai   [ sexy ],  baaqii   hai   [ so-so ]
maiN   teraa   kaakaa ,  tuu   merii   koko
I’m international
but my singing is local.
You are sexy, the rest is so-so.
I’m your Kaka, and you’re my Coco.
garmii   kitnii   tujh   meN ,
roTii   khaatii   tuu   kis   aaTe   kii ?
haath   lagaao ,  dekhe   aise   jaise   kaaTegii
ye   laRkii   paagal   hai ,  paagal   hai ,  paagal   hai ,  paagal   hai   [ x4 ]
There is such heat in you,
what flour of bread do you eat?
(If) someone touches you, you look as if you'll bite
This girl is insane, insane [x4]
dekh   ke   tujhko ,  aae   pasiinaa
shakl   hai   [ Indian , body Latina ]
chiknii   chamelii   [ Kat- ]  kaiTriinaa
sach   bolaa   thaa   shaahrux   ishq   kamiinaa
After seeing you, sweat comes
(Your) complexion is Indian, your body, Latina
A smooth jasmine like Katrina (Kaif).
Shah Rukh (Khan) had said it truly: love is wicked.
tuune   yuuN   to   kiyaa   barbaad   hai
tuu   ik   [ number ]  baaqii   tere   baad   hai  /  baad   hai
 [ Teacher ]  ke   [ lecture ]  yaad   ho ,  na   ho
tujhe   baadshaah   ke   gaane   saare   yaad   haiN
You have ruined (me) in such a way
You are number one, the rest is below you
You might remember teacher lectures or not
(but) you remember all Badshah's songs
rɛhne   de   beTe   rɛhne   de
tere   haath   na   aane   vaalii   hai
gaal   gulaabii ,  nain   sharaabii
muNh   pe   gaalii   hai
ye   laRkii   paagal   hai ,  paagal   hai ,  paagal   hai ,  paagal   hai   [ x4 ]
Let it go, boy, let it go
She is the kind not within your reach
Rosy cheeks, inebriated eyes,
there is abuse in (her) mouth
This girl is insane, insane [x4]
lage   [ single ]
 [ She want a boyfriend ]
 [ She's a bad girl ]
 [ She got bad friends ]
 [ She got one life ]
 [ She’s livin' it up ]
 [ She don't , she don’t give a fu … ]
 [ all stanza x2 ]
She seems single.
She want(s) a boyfriend
She's a bad girl
She got bad friends
She got one life
She’s living it up
She don't, she don’t give a fu(ck)
[all stanza x2]
 [ It's your boy , ]  baadshaah !
 [ Ah ! ]
 [ Hey … ]
 [ I like the way you move , baby … ]
paagal   hai ,  paagal   hai !
 [ Go Loco ! ]
paagal   hai ,  paagal   hai !
 [ Go Crazy ! ]
 [ My baby ! ]
paagal   hai ,  paagal   hai !
 [ He , he , he ]
paagal !
It's your boy, Badshah!
Ah!
Hey …
I like the way you move, baby …
She is crazy, crazy!
Go Loco!
She is crazy, crazy!
Go Crazy!
My baby!
She is crazy, crazy!
He, he, he!
Crazy!

About this song

Singer
Badshah
On screen
Shah Rukh Khan, Katrina Kaif

paagal (Hindi: पागल, Urdu: پاگل) "Crazy" is a song and video clip sung, written and composed by the Indian rapper Aditya Prateek Singh Sisodia, better known by his stage name "Badshah".

The song talks about a charming, "crazy" girl of fiery character, and the effect she has on the singer.

The video clip features typical "underground" imagery, and parts of it were shot with the backdrop of the Los Angeles River Basin Waterway, a typical landmark of this city.

The main characters in the video are Badshah himself, and the American model Rose Romero.

The song uses the term malaaii or malai, which is a milk-based clotted cream ingredient used to prepare many typical dishes in the Indian subcontinent.

It also refers to the names "Shah Rukh" and "Katrina", implying the enormously famous Bollywood couple formed by the actors Shah Rukh Khan and Katrina Kaif.

The expression "Chitty-Chitty Bang-Bang" is used in the song in relation to the girl's wrists (kalaaii)

In Hindustani poetry, there is a tradition of celebrating the rattling sound made by women's bracelets, anklets, et cetera.

"Chitty-Chitty Bang-Bang" is an expression made popular by an American 1968 family movie of that name, starred by Dick Van Dyke. The movie is about a flying car, also called "Chitty-Chitty Bang-Bang".

Going back in time, the expression can be traced to a line of aero-engineered racing cars manufactured in the 1920's. So the expression can be an onomatopoeia for the sound of an idling motor.

But going even further back in time, to the times of the British Raj, a "Chitty-Chitty Bang-Bang" seems to have been the soldier's slang for the written leave permission slip ("chitty"), assumed to be used mostly with the purpose of visiting brothels ("bang bang").

The words ciṭ and ciṭṭhī, used to refer to a writ or scrap of paper, are clearly Hindustani in origin, and were adopted by English.