parbtoN ke peRoN
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parbtoN ke peRoN
(On) the Mountain Trees
parbtoN ke peRoN par shaam kaa baseraa hai [ x2 ]
surmaii ujaalaa hai , champaii andheraa hai [ x2 ]
surmaii ujaalaa hai …
The evening is nestled over the mountain trees
Light is kohl-gray, darkness is champa-golden yellow
Light is kohl-gray …
donoN vaqt milte haiN , do diloN kii suurat se [ x2 ]
aasmaan ne xush ho kar rang saa bikhraa hai
aasmaan ne xush ho kar …
In both opportunities we meet, under the form of two hearts
The sky, being happy, spread like color
The sky, being happy …
Thahre Thahre paanii meN giit sarasraate haiN [ x2 ]
bhiige bhiige jhoNkoN meN xushbuuoN kaa Deraa hai [ x2 ]
parbtoN ke peRoN par …
Songs play in the still water
In the wet air there is a dwelling of fragrances
Over the mountain trees …
kyuuN na jazb ho jaae is Hasiin nazaare meN [ x2 ]
raushnii kaa jhurmaT hai , mastiyoN kaa gheraa hai [ x2 ]
parbtoN ke peRoN par …
Why not be drawn in this beautiful sight
There is an assortment of light, a vertigo of merriment
Over the mountain trees …
ab kisii nazaare kii dil ko aarzuu kyuuN ho [ x2 ]
jab se paa liyaa tumko , sab jahaan meraa hai [ x2 ]
parbtoN ke peRoN par …
Now, for the heart, why would there be desires of (other) sceneries?
Since I got you, the world is mine
Over the mountain trees …
About this song
- Singers
- Mohammed Rafi, Suman Kalyanpur
- Lyrics
- Sahir Ludhianvi
- Music
- Khayyam
- On screen
- Waheeda Rehman, Kamaljeet
parbtoN ke peRoN (Hindi: पर्बतों के पेड़ों, Urdu: پربتوں کے پیڑوں), also listed as "Parbaton Ke Pedon Par", "(Over) the Mountain Trees", is a song from the 1964 Bollywood drama film "Shagoon".
The song is played while the two movie protagonists, Geeta (Waheeda Rehman) and Madan (Kamaljeet) meet each other, with the background of the beautiful hill station of Nainital in Northern India.
Kamaljeet and Waheeda Rehman became husband and wife in real life.
This and the rest of the movie's songs were written by Sahir Ludhianvi and composed by Khayyam.
The playback singers were Mohammed Rafi for the male parts, and Suman Kalyanpur for the female parts.