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Pyar Ko Chahiye Kya Ek Najar (By: Kishore Kumar)
From the movie – Ek Nazar
Pyar Ko Chahiye Kya Ek Najar Song Lyrics in English
Hmm hm ek najar ek najar
Pyar ko chahiye kya ek najar ek najar – (3)
Der se tu mere armano ke aaine me – (2)
Bandh palke liye baithee hai mere sine me
Ae meree jane haya, dekh idhar dekh idhar dekh idhar
Pyar ko chahiye kya ek najar ek najar – (2)
Bekararo kee dawa ek najar ek najar – (2)
Chain dekar jo bechain bana detee ho- (2)
Ho toh shabnam see magar – (2)
Aag laga detee ho, jab miley shor uthe
Hai re dil hai jigar hai jigar
Bekararon kee dawa ek najar ek najar- (2)
Dardmando kee sada ek najar ek najar – (2)
Shikwa bakee rahe dur gila ho jaye – (2)
Iss tarah dekh divane ka bhala ho jaye
Chahnewalo me aa, (der na kar -3)
Dardmando kee sada ek najar ek najar – (2)
Ishk mange hain duwa ek najar ek najar – (2)
Khune dil se bade rukhsar kee lalee teree – (2)
Meree aaho se palak aur ho galee teree
Meree halat pe na ja, (aur sanwar -3)
Ishk mange hain duwa ek najar ek najar – (2)
Pyar ko chahiye kya -2 ek najar ek najar
Pyar Ko Chahiye Kya Ek Najar Hindi Song Lyrics Translation
हम्म एचएम एक नजर एक नजर
प्यारो को चाहिये काय एक नजर एक नजर – (3)
Der se tu mere armano keaine me – (2)
बंधक लियाई बैथी है मैं मुझे साइन मी
एई मेरी जेन हाया, अवख इधर अवध इधर अवेख इधर
प्यार को चाहिये के एक नजर एक नजर – (2)
Beararo Kee Dawa एक नजर एक नजरर – (2)
चेन देकर जो बेचेन बाना डिटे हो- (2)
हो तोह शबनम मगार देखें – (2)
AAG LAGA DETEE HO, JAB MILEY SHOR UTHE
है रे दिल है जिगर है जिगर
Beararon Kee Dawa एक नजर एक नजर- (2)
Dardmando Kee Sada एक नजर एक नजर – (2)
Shikwa Bakee Rahe Dur Gila Ho Jaye – (2)
आईएसएस ताराह अवावन का भाला हो जय
Chahnewalo me aa, (der na car -3)
Dardmando Kee Sada एक नजर एक नजर – (2)
Ishk Mange Hain Duwa एक नजर एक नजरर – (2)
Khune Dil Se Bade Rukhsar Kee Lalee Teree – (2)
मेरी आहो से पलाक और हो गैले टेरी
मेरी हलाट पे ना जा, (और SanWar -3)
Ishk Mange Hain Duwa एक नजर एक नजरर – (2)
प्यार Ko Chahiye kya -2 एक नजर एक नजर
About the movie – Ek Nazar
Leading lawyer and public prosecutor, Raghunath Tyagi, lives an upper middle- class life in India with his only son, Akash Manmohan. Raghunath would like his son to take an interest in law or a business, but all Akash is interested in is poems. One day Akash overhears one of his poems being sung by a woman. He is attracted to this woman, whose name is Shabnam, and would like to marry her. The only problem is his dad, who is strongly opposed to his son marrying a woman of questionable character and means – a prostitute. But Akash is adamant, leaves his dad’s house and continues his affair with Shabnam. Shabnam wants to break free from the brothel madame, Aminabai, and does so, only to find that Aminabai has sold her to a man named Nawab for Rs.20,000/-. Angered at Aminabai, Shabnam goes to confront her, and as a result Amina is killed, and Shabnam is arrested and charged with first degree murder – the punishment for which, under Section 302 of the Indian Pencal Code is Life Imprisonment or Death. And it is the death sentence that the Public Prosecutor Tyagi would like to see carried out on Shabnam, who he considers a problem for himself and his son.