Aye bikaneri chhokri santre ki tokri
Ghar toh chhudwaya ab kya chhudayegi naukri
Romiyo romiyo gali ke romiyo
Bholi shaqal wale saare ke saare farebiyon
Romiyo romiyo Bhaade ke premiyon
kaahe gale pade ho bin bulaaye baaraatiyon
Le toh gayi kaleja sang mein humein bhi le ja
Yeh toh chori pe hai seenazori
Kabhi lage monalisa kabhi kabhi lage lolita
Aur kabhi jaise kadambari
Haye meri, param param
Param param param sundari
Haye meri, param param
Param param param sundari
Sar se paer talak betahasa husn se bhari
Haye meri, param param
Param param param sundari
Pairon mein paayal ki bedi se
Bandhke main na rehne waali
Main allhad purwar ke jaisi hun
Pardeson tak behne waali
Mujhe gehno se badhke
Sapnon ki chaahat hai
Jin sapnon ko sach
Ho jaane ki aadat hai
Katti hai meri mardon se
Yaari filmon ke pardo se
Le toh gayi kaleja
Sang mein hume bhi le ja
Yeh toh chori pe hai seenazori
Kabhi lage monalisa
Kabhi kabhi lage lolita
Aur kabhi jaise kadambari
Haye meri, param param
Param param param sundari
Haye meri, param param
Param param param sundari
Sar se paer talak betahasa husn se bhari
Haye meri, param param
Param param param sundari
Chhuna nahi chhuna chhuna nahi
Chhuna chuna nahi mujhko
Hona nahi hona hona nahi
Teri hona nahi mujhko
Hath jhod chaahe paanv pad
Parvah nahi mujhko
Na na na na na na…
Na na na na na na..
Aye bikaneri chhokri santre ki tokri
Ghar toh chhudwaya ab kya chhudwayegi naukri
Dekh ke kamar teri bhaage nabz meri
Jaise ghadi ka kaanta hickery dickery dockri
About A. R Rahman
A.R. Rahman, full name Allah Rakha Rahman, original name A.S. Dileep Kumar, is an Indian composer whose extensive body of work for film and stage earned him the nickname “the Mozart of Madras.”
A.R. Rahman’s father, R.K. Sekhar, was a prominent Tamil musician and composer for the Malayalam film industry. Rahman began studying piano at the age of four. His father’s serendipitous purchase of a synthesizer allowed him to combine his passion for electronics and computers with his love of music. Having lost his father at the age of nine, Rahman began playing piano professionally at the age of 11. After dropping out of school, he received a scholarship to study Western classical music at Trinity College, Oxford.
His family converted to Islam in 1988 after a sister recovered from a serious illness, and he took the name Allah Rakha Rahman. He eventually turned his talents toward creating advertising jingles after getting bored playing in bands. Over 300 jingles were written by him, and he would later say the experience taught him discipline since jingle writing requires a powerful message or mood in a short amount of time. Rahman was persuaded to write music for motion pictures by Bollywood film director Mani Ratnam in 1991, when he attended an award ceremony for his coffee advertisement. During their first collaboration, Rahman scored his first film soundtrack hit with Roja (1992). A total of more than 100 movie scores followed, including the music for the first Oscar-nominated Bollywood film, Lagaan (2001). Over 100 million albums have been sold by Rahman.
Rahman’s soundtracks were heard by British composer Andrew Lloyd Webber, who asked him to write a stage musical. The show opened in London’s West End in 2002 with little fanfare, with Rahman’s score composed in collaboration with lyricist Don Black. Although Rahman was already well known among London’s large Indian population, ticket sales were strong, which led to the Broadway production’s launch in 2004. The Lord of the Rings musical, Rahman’s next stage project, premiered in Toronto in 2006. To capture the otherworldliness of Tolkien’s creations, Rahman and the Finnish folk ensemble Värttinä collaborated on a musical score budgeted at $25 million. Despite harsh reviews in Toronto and London (where it opened in 2007), the play was a moderate success.
About Shreya Ghoshal
The Indian playback singer Shreya Ghoshal is also known as Shreya Ghosal. In Bollywood and regional films as well as in Indian soap operas, such as Kasturi, she sang several songs. Her other languages include Bengali, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Punjabi, Tamil and Telugu.
A Bengali brahmin family raised Shreya Ghoshal. Her hometown is Rawatbhata, near Kota in Rajasthan. As a nuclear power plant engineer for the Nuclear Power Corporation of India, her father works at the Bhabha Atomic Research Center.
Started Her Career
At the age of four, Ghoshal began playing the harmonium with her mother. The parents enrolled her in Maheshchandra Sharma’s Hindustani classical music program in Kota.
Back then, the show was hosted by now-famous singer Sonu Niigaam, and she won the children’s special episode of Sa Re Ga Ma contest on Zee TV. It was Kalyanji who persuaded her parents to relocate to Mumbai, as she judged the competition as well.
Mukta Bhide taught her classical music in Mumbai after 18 months of training with him.
AECS Kota and Anushaktinagar (Mumbai) were her schools of study. As part of her graduation requirements, she enrolled herself at SIES College.
When she participated in Sa Re Ga Ma Pa for the second time, this time competing against adults, she caught the attention of filmmaker Sanjay Leela Bhansali. She was offered the role of Paro, Aishwarya Rai’s lead female character in Devdas, in 2000. Five songs were sung by Shreya in the film.
She became one of the top female playback singers in Bollywood, alongside Alka Yagnik, Sunidhi Chauhan, Sadhana Sargam and Kavita Krishnamurthy, after her singing voice was spotted on Aishwarya Rai. At the same award ceremony, she won the R D Burman award, presented to upcoming talents in music, for a song from the movies.
Under the direction of a variety of music directors, she sang for other actresses after Devdas, including Anu Malik, Himesh Reshammiya, and M.M. Kreem, Nadeem-Shravan, Shankar Ehsaan Loy, Pritam, Vishal-Shekhar, Mano Murthy, Gurukiran, Ilayaraja, A.R. Rahman, Yuvan Shankar Raja and Harris Jayaraj. Many awards have been bestowed upon her. In addition, she has received many accolades for the song ‘Mere Dholna’ from Bhool Bhulaiyaa.
In addition to Hindi, Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Bengali, Meitei, Marathi, and Bhojpuri, Ghoshal is an established industry singer who has recorded in a number of regional languages. A judge on Amul Star Voice Of India Chhote Ustaad was also a part of her career. Numerous Indian television serials also featured her singing the title song.
