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this is about the song 'Zeehale muskin' from Ghulami, music by Laxmikant Pyarelal and lyrics by gulzar.I love this song. I wanted to know the meaning of the first two lines...i know those are lines by Ghalib or Faiz,the persian poet. And that the rest of the song lyrics are added by Gulzar but I want to know the meaning of the first two lines. Anyone?
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this is about the song 'Zeehale muskin' from Ghulami, music by Laxmikant Pyarelal and lyrics by gulzar.I love this song. I wanted to know the meaning of the first two lines...i know those are lines by Ghalib or Faiz,the persian poet. And that the rest of the song lyrics are added by Gulzar but I want to know the meaning of the first two lines. Anyone? Roopa Even the first two lines are really modified by Gulzar in that song.... Anyways the meaning of the mukhda: Zihaal-e-miskeen mukon ba-ranjish, bahaal-e-hijra bechara dil hai .. from GHULAMI song could be translated as :- zihaal = notice miskeen = poor mukon = do not ba-ranjish = with ill will, with enimity bahaal = fresh, recent hijra = separation Ye dil judaai ke ghumm se abhi wyaakool hai (or can say abhi taaza hain) Iski bechaari haalat ko ba-ranjish (without enimity) dekho. The way is not in the sky, the way is in the heart. --Gautama Buddha
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