او رے پِیا
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او رے پِیا ! [ x6 ]
اڑنے لگا کیوں مَن باولا رے ؟
آیا کَہاں سے یہ حَوصلہ رے ؟
او رے پِیا [ x2 ]
Oh, beloved! [x6]
Oh, why did my crazy heart begin to fly?
Oh, where did this courage come from?
Oh, beloved! [x2]
تانا بانا ، تانا بانا
بُنتی ہوا ، ہائے ، بُنتی ہوا
بُونیں بھی تو آئیں نَہِیں باز یہاں ۔
سازِش میں شامِل سارا جہاں ہے ؛
ہر ذرّے ذرّے کی یہ اِلتجا ہے :
The breeze weaves, ah, the breeze weaves
a fabric, a fabric,
and even raindrops didn't keep away here.
The whole world is involved in an intrigue;
every single particle has this entreaty:
او رے پِیا !
نظریں بولیں ، دُنیا تولے ،
دِل کی زُبان ،
ہائے ، دِل کی زُبان ۔
عِشْق مانگے ، عِشْق چاہے ، کوئی طُوفان ۔
چَلْنا آہستے ، عِشْق نیا ہے ؛
پہلا یہ وعدہ ہَم نے کِیا ہے
او رے پِیا ! [ x3 ]
Oh, beloved!
The glances speak, the world judges
the tongue of the heart,
ah, the tongue of the heart.
Love begs and love desires some typhoon.
Tread carefully, it is a new love;
this is the first time I have made a promise
Oh, beloved! [x3]
پِیا … رے ، پِیا !
ننگے پیروں پہ انگاروں ،
چَلْتی رَہی ،
ہائے ، چَلْتی رَہی ۔
لگتا ہے کِہ غیروں میں
مَیں پلتی رَہی !
لے چَل وہاں جو ، مُلک تیرا ہے ،
جاہِل زمانہ ، دُشمن میرا ہے
او رے پِیا ! [ x6 ]
Beloved … oh, beloved!
Barefoot on embers,
I used to walk,
ah, I used to walk.
It seems that I used to be raised
among strangers!
Take me where yor country is,
this ignorant world is my enemy
Oh, beloved! [x6]
About this song
- Singers
- Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Piyush Mishra
- Music
- Salim-Sulaiman
- On screen
- Madhuri Dixit
o re piyaa (Hindi: ओ रे पिया, Urdu: و رے پیا) "Oh, Beloved!", is a song of the 2007 Indian dance film "Aaja Nachle".
The video clip plays an abridged version of the original soundtrack.
It shows Dia, a successful dancer and choreographer, remembering her times as a dance student in her small homeland town, and later breaking her arranged engagement and eloping with a foreign photographer she fell in love with.
Dia's role is played by the legendary Indian dancer, actress, and producer Madhuri Dixit.
The song is interpreted by the famous Pakistani ghazal singer Rahat Fateh Ali Khan (although it grammatically expresses the point of view of a woman).
The lyrics were written by the Indian composer duo Salim-Sulaiman, and the music was composed by the Indian song and screenwriters Jaideep Sahni and Piyush Mishra.
