Divaro Kaa Jungle Jiska Aabadee Hai Nam (By: Manna Dey)
From the movie – Deewar (1975)
Divaro Kaa Jungle Jiska Aabadee Hai Nam Song Lyrics in English
Divaro kaa jungle jiska aabadee hai nam
Bahar se chup chup lagta hai andar hai kohram
Divaro key iss jangal me bhatak rahe insan
Apne apne ulajhe daman jhatak rahe insan
Apnee vipda chodke aaye -2, kaun kisee key kam
Bahar se chup chup lagta hai andar hai kohram
Sine kalee aankhe sunee chehro par hairanee -2
Jitne ghane hangame ismein utnee ghanee viranee
Rate kalee subahe mujrim -2, muljim hai har sham
Bahar se chup chup lagta hai andar hai kohram
Divaro Kaa Jungle Jiska Aabadee Hai Nam Hindi Song Lyrics Translation
Divaro Kaa जंगल Jiska Aabadee hai nam
बहार से चुप चुप लाग्ता है आंदार है कोहरम
Divaro Key Iss Jangal Me भताक Rahe Insan
Apne Apne Ulajhe Daman Jhatak Rahehe Insan
एपनी वीप्डा चोडके ऐए -2, कौन किसी कुंजी काम
बहार से चुप चुप लाग्ता है आंदार है कोहरम
साइन काली ऐंके सुनी चेहो पार हेयरनी -2
Jitne Ghane Hangame Ismein Utnee घनी विरानी
दर काली सुब्ना मुज्रिम -2, मुल्जिम है हर शम
बहार से चुप चुप लाग्ता है आंदार है कोहरम
About the movie – Deewar (1975)
The movie tells the story of two brothers, Vijay and Ravi Verma, who follow different career paths: Vijay is a smuggler and Ravi the policeman who is asked to hunt Vijay down. Vijay Verma (Amitabh Bachchan) and Ravi Verma (Shashi Kapoor) are the sons of a trade unionist, Anand Verma(Satyen Kappu), who was defeated and disgraced by the management of his firm using his family as bait. Unable to bear the public disgrace father deserts the family, and the sons are raised by their mother(Nirupa Roy)who brings them to Bombay City, who suffers the trials and tribulations of a poor single mother. Vijay Verma, the elder brother, grows up with an acute awareness of his father’s humiliation and is victimized for his father’s supposed misdeeds. In the process of fighting for his rights Vijay, who starts out as a boot polisher and becomes a dockyard worker in his youth, becomes a smuggler and a leading figure of the underworld.
