#punjabi sad songs

[mannbhaavnii]

𑚞𑚮𑚣𑚭 𑚝𑚭 𑚑𑚭, 𑚝𑚭 𑚑𑚭, 𑚑𑚢𑚱 𑚤𑚲 𑚞𑚩𑚭𑚪 𑚠𑚱𑚛𑚭𑚫 𑚠𑚤𑚨 𑚤𑚩𑚮𑚣𑚭𑚫 𑚩𑚆~

“My love, don’t go, there are raindrops (bullets) falling in Jammu’s mountains.”

This is one of my very favourite sad songs. It follows the story of a soldier who is posted in Jammu. His wife is singing for him, saying that it is raining (bullets) in Jammu and asking him not to go and leave her. This is what war does. It takes away people and peace.

The metaphor behind this song is that anyone listening will image raindrops falling, when in reality it’s not water drops but firing of guns.

𑚙𑚲𑚤𑚲 𑚠𑚮𑚝𑚭 𑚊𑚲𑚚𑚯 𑚢𑚲𑚤𑚭 𑚑𑚯 𑚝𑚂𑚣𑚴 𑚥𑚌𑚛𑚭, 𑚙𑚙𑚭 𑚙𑚙𑚭 𑚝𑚯𑚤 𑚢𑚲𑚤𑚯 𑚀𑚸𑚮𑚣𑚭𑚫 𑚙𑚴 𑚦𑚌𑚛𑚭

She says, “tere bina kaithi mera jee naiyo lagda”. It strikes the heart. “Tata tata neer meri ankhiyan ton wagda”.

“My heart is restless without you, so that warm water falls down from my eyes.”

𑚙𑚲𑚤𑚲 𑚠𑚮𑚝𑚭 𑚞𑚮𑚣𑚭 𑚢𑚲𑚤𑚭 𑚩𑚴𑚤 𑚝𑚭 𑚊𑚴𑚃, 𑚀𑚢𑚭 𑚠𑚭𑚞𑚱 𑚐𑚖𑚯 𑚊𑚲 𑚢𑚳𑚫 𑚙𑚲𑚤𑚯 𑚩𑚴𑚃

In the second verse, she says, “Amma Bapu chhadi ke main teri hoi.” She’s left her parents and family for him yet he has to leave her helpless here. And I can’t help but think of thousands of such people who have to lose their loved ones to war.

[sounds-of-my-misery]

Kya khoob sikhaya, wah! menu tu jeena

Zinda vi rehna te zehar vi peena

Dil te zakham deke menu keha tu

Rona vi nahi te zakham bhi nahi seena

[realblrr]

Dekhi soniyaa...dekhi sonjyaaa...aapaa milange jrur ve....

[amazestudio]

Ik Te Pyar | Master Saleem | Sad Punjabi Song 2024 | Amaze Studio | Cover by Jyoti

[shayarigateway]

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[im-here-4-u]

ਹਸਦਿਆਂ ਹੋਇਆਂ ਨੂੰ ਉਜਾੜਨਾ ਵੀ ਆ ਗਿਆ,

ਅੱਗ ਤੋਂ ਬਗ਼ੈਰ ਤੈਂਨੂੰ ਸਾੜਨਾ ਵੀ ਆ ਗਿਆ,

ਸਿੱਖ ਲਈਆਂ ਅੱਗਾ ਤੋਂ ਪਿਆਰ ਦੀਆਂ ਲਾਉਣੀਆਂ,

ਏਹ ਵੀ ਸਿੱਖ ਲੈਣਾ ਸੀ ਭੁਜਾਇਆਂ ਕਿਵੇਂ ਜਾਂਦੀਆਂ .

[sunriize]

riize as punjabi songs!

warnings! some of the lyrics are mashed together like for sohee and kangna it kept talking about the bracelet (punjabi word for bracelet is kangna) so i had to fix it so it didnt seem out of place!

(creds to all the creators who made the gifs)

shotaro as …

forever by tegi pannu!

“i love to welcome you with open arms and a warm heart. my doors are always open for you! we’re meant to be together! without you, this life would be a punishment”

eunseok as …

mi amor by sharn

“oh my, tell me honestly my love, how can i break your tantrums? you made me into a lover, what more do you want from me? your mischief and laughter, dear, it drives me crazy”

sungchan as …

ni nachleh by imran khan!

“beautiful girl tell me one thing, why are you shy when I am in front of you? leave all your worries and sadness, become my sweetheart, forget everything and dance with me”

wonbin as …

with you by ap dhillon!

“It was my first love, and this is my first love tale I couldn’t alter it even if I wanted to. I saw myself as your king, so why didn’t you become my queen?”

seunghan as …

dilawara by the prophec!

“my heart doesn't understand what's happening, it cant be tamed by anyone. my wandering heart is scared to let you in, its afraid of losing you someday”

sohee as …

kangna by dr zeus!

“you have seven diamonds on your wrist, and it asks for every lovers heart, but i’m hoping you will come to me soon, as i can’t live without you anymore”

anton as …

wo noor by ap dhillon!

“your beauty is as pure as gold, and has destroyed me. the glow on your face illuminated in my eyes, and my eyes brightened when i noticed the light from your face”

a/n : this was such a random thought, it happened when i was listening to ni nachleh by imran khan and had a thought about how lit an edit of sungchan would be to the song and then it kept happening when dilawara came on and i thought of seunghan, then i just made my mind up and created this thread.

yk while making it i didnt realise how depressing half of these songs are 😭 like i understand punjabi ofc but in songs it just goes in one ear out the other and the vibe is so cutsey like with you i thought it was about a guy treating his girl right wdYM its unrequited love :(( i wont force you guys to listen to the songs listed but pls do give it a try! they’re all quite enjoyable and certainly some of my favourites! i might be doing this w bollywood songs as well so stay tuned <3

[aashiqeddiediaz]

BUDDIE + desi playlist (pt. 1)

(for @oneawkwardcookie @midnightseddie @captain-hen)

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[Image ID: six rectangular gifs of Eddie Diaz and Evan Buckley from 9-1-1, desaturated of all colors except their skin, with an emphasis on the shadows. Each gif is made of a Spotify layout of a South Asian song, and has the album name at the top. The song name is written around the middle, a green heart at the end of that line, and underneath is the artist name. Below the play buttons is "Buddie's Airpods." At the bottom of the gif is a gray box for lyrics, and they are written alternatively in white text for the original lyric, and blue text for the English translation:

GIF 1: Buck watching Eddie with amusement as Eddie turns his head to look up at him in 6.04 as they listen to the forest ranger's conversation. Eddie scoffs out a laugh, looking away as Buck looks up towards the ranger. The album name is Jannat, the song name is Jannat, and the artist line reads, "Ezu; Harshdeep Kaur."

The original Punjabi lyrics read, "Kal mahi di akhan naal akhan char ho gaiyan, othe jannat de dekh darwaze aaya main, dekh jannat de darwaze aaya main." The English translation reads, "Yesterday, I looked into the eyes of my beloved, and it was as if i was at the doorway of heaven, look, i've come to the doorway of heaven."

GIF 2: Eddie watching Buck, Christopher and Denny fondly before ducking his head on a smile in 3.10 blended with Buck smiling widely at Eddie reuniting with Christopher in 4.14. The album name is Ik Lamha, the song name is Ik Lamha and the artist line reads, "Azaan Sami Khan."

The original Urdu reads, "Dil savarta hai tere khayalon se, jagmagata hai tere ujaalo se, raqs karta hai dil tujhpe marta hua." The English translation reads, "My heart is adorned by thoughts of you, it is illuminated by your light, my heart dances as it pines for you."

GIF 3: Buck's gaze dropping away from Eddie after their kitchen conversation like it's painful to look at him, blended with an exhaustedly-smiling Eddie telling Buck that he needs to move on because Eddie has in 5.11. The album name is Sanam Teri Kasam, the song name is Sanam Teri Kasam and the artist line reads, "Ankit Tiwari; Palak Muchhal."

The original Urdu reads, "Tere bin naamumkin, apna guzaara hai, har dua mein maine, tujhko hi maanga hai, tera jaana jaise koi baddua." The English translation reads, "without you it is impossible for me to live on, in every prayer I have asked for only you, you leaving is like a curse."

GIF 4: Eddie laying on the pavement after being shot in 4.13, his hand stretching out towards Buck, blended with Buck with a blood-soaked face, breathly harshly as he watches Eddie's eyes flutter closed. The album name is Marjaavaan, the song name is Tum Hi Aana (Sad Version) and the artist line reads, "Jubin Nautiyal."

The original Urdu reads, "Khatam hogi nahi mitke, kahani yeh kabhi jaana, kahin aisa na ho jaaye, bina deedar main marjaavaan." The English translation reads, "This story won't end upon being erased, my love, may it not happen that, i die without laying eyes on you one last time."

GIF 5: Eddie saying "Almost" in 2.18 in response to things getting back to normal, blended with Buck telling Carla that "the team feels off without Eddie" in 4.14. The album name is Guru, the song name is Tere Bina and the artist line reads, "AR Rahman; Chinmayi; Murtaza Khan; Qadir Khan."

The original lyrics read, "Tere bina beswaadi beswaadi ratiyan, o sajna, rookhi re o rookhi re, kaature kaate kate na, o hum dum bin tere kya jeena." The English translation reads, "without you the nights are tasteless, o beloved, they are dry and withered, they don't pass by, o beloved, without you, what is life."

GIF 6: Eddie tersely telling Buck that "You're 100%. Lawsuit proved that, right?" before walking away, blended with Buck watching Eddie leave as his lips flatten into a sad expression. The album name is Malang - Unleash The Madness, the song name is Phir Na Milen Kabhi and the artist line reads, "Ankit Tiwari."

The original Urdu reads, "Chalte chalte karta salaam aakhri, rab se ab toh maangoon bas dua yahi, hum phir na milen kabhi." The English translation reads, "I give my final goodbye while walking away, now the only prayer I ask from God is that, may we never meet again."

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[snixx]

Hi bestie! Do you have any rina sawayama recs?

YES YES ALWAYS

okay so the awesome thing about rina is her discography is so diverse?? like she's played with pop metal country rock she even has this song that sounds like linkin park but vaguely punjabi with a santoor i think?? SO many different genres and themes and there's something for everyone SO it really depends on what you're into! im in love with almost her entire discography but if I HAD to choose some of my personal absolute favourites would be chosen family, phantom, to be alive, this hell, who's gonna save u now? and dynasty

okay now depending on what you're in the mood for...

1) mommy issues, generational trauma etc (by far her most common theme to make music about. rina straight up calls her music 'mother music' the hold the girl album especially is ALL mommy issues): dynasty, phantom, minor feelings, hold the girl, forgiveness

less angsty mommy issues songs: paradisin', catch me in the air (these are highkey bops)

2) gay trauma and chosen family: chosen family (there's also an elton john duet version), send my love to john, holy till you let me go, bad friend, cherry

3) funky experimental depression nostalgia breakdown songs: akasaka sad, snakeskin, tokyo love hotel, frankenstein (these are some of her most unique interesting songs by far but they can also be polarizing)

4) ANGER RAGE FURY REVENGE ETC: STFU!, who's gonna save u now?, an eye for an eye, your age (the punjabi!linkin park song lol)

5) satire (making fun of rich people/men/the straights etc etc): XS, comme des garcons (like the boys), this hell (her most fun songs I've looped these so many times my spotify is broken)

6) misc pop bops: beg for you, lucid, 10-20-40, where u are, hurricanes

okay I'm gonna stop myself there cause i could fangirl over her forever and I'm trying not to recommend her entire discography lol but YOU'LL LOVE HER GO LISTEN TO HER PLEASE

[boysbeloving]

tagged by @zozobruh (or @artpo)

babygirl this is entirely too late lol but thanks!!!

Nine people you'd like to get to know better

3 ships (watch me give you more than 3 lololololol)

--destiel

--kinnporsche

--howl x sophie

--haru x chihiro (they're little in the story but when they grow up)

--se hee x ji ho (Because This Is My First Life)

--goblin x grim reaper (goblin....thinking of dokkaebi with eun tak make me so sad coz she's mortal and she's gonna die in all the lifetimes and he's gonna be left alone and IT BREAKS MY HEART FOR AHJUSSI 😭 gong yoo ssi the actor you are 🙏)

--i absolutely love brian kinney but can't decide whom to ship him with.....he's in a league of his own imo

First Ship

i think it would be CHAIR (chuck and blair) from Gossip Girl...i got into fandom life in general after i turned 18 or so coz i didn't have internet access at home before that lol....and western media on tv was closely monitored coz the TV was (still is) in mum's room lol...perhaps i liked couples before but i don't remember shipping anyone...and when i was younger shipping wasn't in my radar....so anyway! here you go hehehehehe

Last Song

Psychotic by Diljit Dosanjh (it's a punjabi song <3)

Currently Reading

The books that i need to pass for press at work lol

Last Movie

Dunkirk (i watched it 2 weeks ago in a hotel and i'm just....tom hardy's character 😭)

Currently Craving

i'm pretty set regarding food but i'm craving my man mile phakphum romsaithong 😉😏

i tag anyone who would like to do this! please tag me! i'd love to read your answers <3

[ten-ten31]

From the music ask :)

A song that reminds you of summertime

A song to drive to

A song that you think everybody should listen to

Oooh, thank you so much, it's such a joy to share some of my favourite music 🎶💜

A song that reminds you of summertime

One of the most fascinating and magical aspects about summer for me are those evenings of lazy walks in the evening, falling stars in the sky and fireflies lighting the way. So it's "Fireflies" by Owl City.

A song to drive to

I used to have a lot of mix CDs specifically for driving in a car. Probably one of the most memorable songs on there for me is a relatively unknown violin cover of a Punjabi MC song - "Moorni" by Raaginder Violinder (who I had the pleasure of listening to live at a festival).

A song that you think everybody should listen to

That one's actually easy. Again, it's probably a relatively unknown mashup of two very popular songs I like a lot already, from someone with just an amazing singing voice - "Radioactive Sadness" by Michael J. Willett.

[lafzbheegehain]

Watch Legendary love story ghazal song Lafz Bheege Hain

Sufiscore celebrates an epic Indian love story, an ‘amour eternal’ on the new release Lafz Bheege Hain (“Words Drenched in Tears”). The album features lyrics from the esteemed contemporary poet, Ajay Sahaab with beautifully sung melodies from lead vocalist Pratibha Singh Baghel. The songs on Lafz Bheege Hain follow the story of unrequited love involving two eminent writers from India’s social justice-oriented Progressive Writers Movement, Punjabi Amrita Pritam (1919-2005) and Sahir Ludhianvi (1921-1980). Pritam, a novelist, essayist and poet, discusses her unrequited love for Ludhianvi, the poet and film lyricist, in her 1977 autobiography ‘Rasidi Ticket’ (a.k.a. The Revenue Stamp).

“There is a saying in India that if you want to express love, you resort to Urdu,” declares poet Ajay Sahaab. Sahaab drew on his lifelong passion for Urdu to evoke a familiar “tear-drenched” story that has almost acquired the status of a legend or folk tale.

Lafz Bheege Hain consists of five songs, modern in sound and conception, yet following the traditional form of the ghazal: a poem with rhyming couplets in prescribed patterns, usually sung in Urdu, the “love language” par excellence of the subcontinent. This great love story between Amrita Pritam and Sahir Ludhianvi has been depicted in literature and film — and in that spirit, director Parasher Baruah has created a sequence of videos to accompany all of the ghazals of Lafz Bheege Hain, featuring famed actors Prachi Desai and Som Chattopadhyay in the leading roles.

The emotions summoned by this love story”, says singer Pratibha Singh Baghel, “are held in common throughout the world. Those feelings of love and separation and sadness are the same everywhere. The poetry and compositions of Lafz Bheege Hain are for everybody who can relate to this.” Desai strikes a similarly universal chord: “I don’t know where we all find our strength, but after some of the biggest losses we ever have, we somehow make it through. It’s a hopeful message for anyone watching these videos or listening to this music.”

To capture these nuanced sentiments, composer Rajesh Singh drew upon what are known in Hindustani classical music as “evening ragas,” scales and tonalities associated with the time of day, he says, “when the solitude is very intense, and the melancholy and sadness comes throbbing upon us.” From these evening ragas come the beautiful melodies of Singh’s imagination. The rhythms are hypnotic; the lush, flowing chord progressions are informed by Western harmony but applied in such a way as to underline the ragas’ traditional character. “As a composer I had to find a correct mood and balanced sound to express the melancholy and divinity of pain portrayed in these ghazals,” adds Singh. “I observed that the pain of separation expressed by the poet here has no bitterness, and there is a subtle acceptance of separation due to social circumstances. Hence the notes had to be carefully woven not to sound depressing or negative.

Arranger and producer Paras Nath played a crucial role in bringing Singh’s compositions to life with rich and varied instrumentation and sonic character. “Because of Paras’ contribution,” says Pratibha Singh Baghel, “I was able to deliver the way that I did. So a lot of credit for this project goes to him.” Building upon Singh’s vision for each composition, Paras Nath reports trying “to enhance the feel of the ghazal. In every song I used something different.”

Cello, acoustic guitars, violin, viola and keyboards enter into the mix of Lafz Bheege Hain as well as Hindustani bansuri flute, the fretless sarod and the bowed sarangi. “Each instrument has its own character,” Paras Nath observes. “I didn’t want a loud arrangement,and I was careful not to overshadow the singing and the lyrics.”

Along with her extensive accomplishments in Indian musical theater and Bollywood playback singing, Pratibha Singh Baghel has devoted herself to the art of classical Hindustani music in a forward-looking, internationally minded modern vein. Lafz Bheege Hain is a vital part of that effort. To the poet Sahaab, the goal is to “revive the classicity of the ghazal,” bringing the traditional form into vibrant contact with Western elements before a worldwide audience. “In a very humble way but with energy,” says Sahaab, “we are trying to convey emotions so that modern generations can feel the intensity of words, music, poetry, composition and instruments.

“For me the songs on Lafz Bheege Hain are part of a single work of cinema,” says Parasher. “I wanted to narrate certain aspects of the story and portray universal themes of love and longing. I approached the cinematography with an idea of recreating the 1950s and ’60s, a personal homage to the heyday of Indian cinema when romance was celebrated in all its emotions, blending poetry with visual storytelling. Choosing to shoot in colonial Pondicherry and Mumbai, our choice of locations, production design and styling helped in this a lot.” For Prachi Desai, the alluring beauty of the audio tracks generated all the inspiration and excitement she needed: “When I first listened to Lafz Bheege Hain, time stopped,” she recalls. “I knew I had to be a part of this. I’m glad that this was my first ghazal ever.”

Lafz Bheege Hain

[wagairah-wagairah]

Enough sad songss

Time to naachoooo❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

Get up get up aunty jiii

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