Najar Phero Naa Hamse (By: G M Durrani, Shamshad Begum)
From the movie – Deedar (1951)
Najar Phero Naa Hamse Song Lyrics in English
Najar phero naa hamse, ham hain tum par marne walo me
Najar phero naa hamse -2, ham hain tum par marne walo me
Hamara nam bhee likh lo, (mohabbat karne walo me -2)
Jahan najare milee, bole key ham hain marne walo me – (2)
Banawat hee banawat hai, (mohabbat karne walo me -2)
O……..
Tumharee shokiyo ko dil meraa nakam kar dega aa….
Suna kar pyar key nagme, tumhe badnam kar dega ha….
Ajee yeh dil nahee chhip chhip key, aahe bharne walo me
Hamara nam bhee likh lo, (mohabbat karne walo me -2)
Wahee dil hai jo iss duniya me apna nam kar jaye
Mohabbat kya karega woh jo badnamee se dar jaye ha….
Nahee ham aapkee inn dhamkiyo se, darne walo me
Banawat hee banawat hai, (mohabbat karne walo me -2)
Najar Phero Naa Hamse Hindi Song Lyrics Translation
नजार फेरो ना हैम्स, हैम हैन टमर पैरा मार्ने वालो मी
नजार फेरो ना हैमसे -2, हैम हैन तुम पर मारने वालो
हमरा नाम भी लोध लो, (मोहब्बत करेन वालो एमई -2)
जहां नजारे मिलि, बोले की हैम हैव है मार्ने वालो मी – (2)
बनवत हे बनवत है, (मोहब्बत करेन वालो मी -2)
ओ ……..
Tumheree Shokiyo Ko dil Mera Nakam Kar Dega Aa ….
सुना कर प्यार कुंजी नागमे, तुमह बदनाम कर डेगा हा ….
अजी ये दिल नाही चिप चिप कुंजी, आह भारने वालो मी
हमरा नाम भी लोध लो, (मोहब्बत करेन वालो एमई -2)
Wahee dil hai joss duniya me apna nam kae jaye
मोहब्बत के करगा वो जो बदामेई से दार जय हे ….
Nhehe ham Aapkee Inn Dhamkiyo Se, Darne Walo Me
बनवत हे बनवत है, (मोहब्बत करेन वालो मी -2)
About the movie – Deedar (1951)
Young Shamu lives with his widowed mom, and works in the orchard of Daulatram Rai. He is very friendly with Mala, Daulatram’s only child, and they often go horse-riding. While riding one day, Mala and Shamu get thrown down, and Mala is injured. Her enraged & snobbish dad fires Shamu and forbids Mala to ever see him again. He and his mom leave to re-locate elsewhere. On the way, his mom passes away, leaving a grieving Shamu in the care of young Champa and her uncle. A depressed Shamu runs away, straight into a sand-storm, and loses his vision. Blind and dependent, Shamu is looked after by Champa and her uncle. Years later, the uncle has passed away, but Shamu still lives with Champa and makes a living by singing. Champa adores him, but Shamu is unable to get Mala out of his mind. Dr. Kishore hears him sing, is pleased, and offers to restore his vision free of cost. When Shamu regains his sight, his only thought is to find Mala and re-kindle their love. Will fate bring his sweetheart to him, or will he continue his quest for the rest of his life?
