Dobaara: See Your Evil / Hindi / Jyotica Tangri

Humdard Song Lyrics

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Meaning, Summary and Listening Notes

The song "Humdard" is a Hindi track from the 2017 movie "Dobaara: See Your Evil," featuring vocals, composition, and lyrics by Arko. It was released by Zee Music Company.

What it means

The lyrics convey a profound sense of gratitude for shared pain, suggesting that hardship can forge deep bonds of companionship and resilience. It reflects on how challenges are essential for growth, leading to the birth of courage from sorrow.

Listen forthe repeated opening lines setting a somber reflective atmospherethe central theme of finding companionship and gratitude within sufferingphilosophical reflections on the necessity of struggle for life and couragethe emotional shift from acknowledging pain to embracing its role in forging connections
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Lyrics

Na maut ne kisi ko riha kiya Na imaaratein jal ke jannat bani Uss dard ki shukr guzaar hoon main Jis dard mein hum humdard bane Na maut ne kisi ko riha kiya Na imaaratein jal ke jannat bani Takleef hogi bechain honge Yeh raaste hain pathrile Woh zindagi ki kahaani kaisi Ke bin lade hi jo jee le ‘Gar gham na hon Toh aarzoo hi kya Aarzoo se hi Toh himmat bane Uss dard ki shukr guzaar hoon main Jis dard mein hum humdard bane Na maut ne kisi ko riha kiya Na imaaratein jal ke jannat bani

Listen to Humdard Song Lyrics

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About this song

Humdard Song Lyrics from Dobaara (2017). Humdard sung by Jyotica Tangri. This song is composed by Arko and lyrics penned by Arko. Dobaara (2017) movie stars Huma Qureshi, Saqib Saleem, Adil Hussain, Lisa Ray, Rhea Chakraborty and the songs were released in 2017. The music is released under Zee Music Company.