| Thumb | Song Heading | Singer | Composer | Lyricist | Actor | Film (Year) | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Hale Dil Tujhko Sunata | Harshit Saxena | Harshit Saxena | Sayeed Qadri | Emraan Hashmi, Jacqueline Fernandez | Murder 2 (2011) | Romantic Songs |
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Lyrics of Hale Dil Tujhko Sunata - हाले दिल तुझको सुनाता
hey kaash, kaash yun hota
har shaam saath tu hota
chhup jaa dil na yun rotaa
har shaam saath tu hota
guzaara ho tere bin guzaara
ab mushkil hai lagta
nazaara ho tera hi nazaara
ab har din hai lagta
hale dil tujhko sunaata
dil agar yeh bol paata
bakhuda tujhko hai chaahta jaan
tere sang jo pal bitaata
waqt se main woh maang laata
yaad karke muskuraata haan
tu meri raah ka sitaara
tere bina hoon main awaara
jab bhi tanhai ne sataaya
tujhko besaakhta pukaara
aa chaahat hai meri la fanaa
par meri jaan dil me hoon rakhta haan
hale dil tujhko sunaata
dil agar yeh bol paata
bakhuda tujhko hai chaahta jaan
tere sang jo pal bitaata
waqt se main woh maang laata
yaad karke muskuraata haan
you re the one to me
i love whats meant to be
i know you feel it too, if i look at you
khwaabon ka kab tak loon sahara
ab toh tu aa bhi ja khudara
meri yeh dono paagal aankhein
har pal maange tera nazaara
samjhaun inko kis tarah
inpe mera bas nahin chalta haan
haal e dil tujhko sunaata
dil agar yeh bol paata
bakhuda tujhko hai chaahta jaan
tere sang jo pal bitaata
waqt se main woh maang laata
yaad karke muskuraata haan
har shaam saath tu hota
chhup jaa dil na yun rotaa
har shaam saath tu hota
guzaara ho tere bin guzaara
ab mushkil hai lagta
nazaara ho tera hi nazaara
ab har din hai lagta
hale dil tujhko sunaata
dil agar yeh bol paata
bakhuda tujhko hai chaahta jaan
tere sang jo pal bitaata
waqt se main woh maang laata
yaad karke muskuraata haan
tu meri raah ka sitaara
tere bina hoon main awaara
jab bhi tanhai ne sataaya
tujhko besaakhta pukaara
aa chaahat hai meri la fanaa
par meri jaan dil me hoon rakhta haan
hale dil tujhko sunaata
dil agar yeh bol paata
bakhuda tujhko hai chaahta jaan
tere sang jo pal bitaata
waqt se main woh maang laata
yaad karke muskuraata haan
you re the one to me
i love whats meant to be
i know you feel it too, if i look at you
khwaabon ka kab tak loon sahara
ab toh tu aa bhi ja khudara
meri yeh dono paagal aankhein
har pal maange tera nazaara
samjhaun inko kis tarah
inpe mera bas nahin chalta haan
haal e dil tujhko sunaata
dil agar yeh bol paata
bakhuda tujhko hai chaahta jaan
tere sang jo pal bitaata
waqt se main woh maang laata
yaad karke muskuraata haan
Comments on song "Hale Dil Tujhko Sunata"
Heorteji on Wednesday, March 13, 2013
dude... can you go to uni and learn about language history and help
yourself? I am studying classical languages and I don't need google to know
about the stuff I am majoring in. Sanskrit is not a branch of the persian
language, but persian is derived from a language related to Sanskrit, named
Avestan. Sanskrit is a branch of India-European languages, and is closely
related to Latin and Ancient Greek. All these languages have their origin
in the proto indo european languages. BUt no Arabic!
dude... can you go to uni and learn about language history and help
yourself? I am studying classical languages and I don't need google to know
about the stuff I am majoring in. Sanskrit is not a branch of the persian
language, but persian is derived from a language related to Sanskrit, named
Avestan. Sanskrit is a branch of India-European languages, and is closely
related to Latin and Ancient Greek. All these languages have their origin
in the proto indo european languages. BUt no Arabic!
Heorteji on Tuesday, April 16, 2013
That is half right half wrong. Urdu has its origins in Khariboli and has
the grammatical structure of indo-european languages. Its vocabulary is
influenced by farsi, arabic and turkic languages, yet it does not follow
their grammatical structure. The words are similar, but the structure of
the sentences, the pronouns would be much more like indian languages. It is
not hard to see that Hindi and Urdu have the same origins as people who
speak one can understand the other one.
That is half right half wrong. Urdu has its origins in Khariboli and has
the grammatical structure of indo-european languages. Its vocabulary is
influenced by farsi, arabic and turkic languages, yet it does not follow
their grammatical structure. The words are similar, but the structure of
the sentences, the pronouns would be much more like indian languages. It is
not hard to see that Hindi and Urdu have the same origins as people who
speak one can understand the other one.
chandjaisaylarkay on Saturday, September 08, 2012
in the beginning she says her i am women after all and cant stay without
asking why are u coming after me is this love or need of s.e.x he replies i
am habitual to s.e.x after a while she says why u turned your face to other
side when a photographer touched me he said that i am a man after all and
can feel jealous if some else touches my girl then after a while she says
come in for prayers but he denies that i am a sinner and cant go in the end
she says i love u
in the beginning she says her i am women after all and cant stay without
asking why are u coming after me is this love or need of s.e.x he replies i
am habitual to s.e.x after a while she says why u turned your face to other
side when a photographer touched me he said that i am a man after all and
can feel jealous if some else touches my girl then after a while she says
come in for prayers but he denies that i am a sinner and cant go in the end
she says i love u
Heorteji on Saturday, December 22, 2012
urdu is not a Semitic language like Arabic or Hebrew. It is an
Indo-Europoean language. It belongs to the indo-iranian branch of the
indo-european languages. Urdu only has loanwords from Arabic but it is not
derived from arabic, it is derived from sanskrit. NO one speaks sanskrit,
true, but no one speaks Latin nor ancient greek, yet they are the origin of
all european languages. Similarly urdu has its origins in sanskrit
urdu is not a Semitic language like Arabic or Hebrew. It is an
Indo-Europoean language. It belongs to the indo-iranian branch of the
indo-european languages. Urdu only has loanwords from Arabic but it is not
derived from arabic, it is derived from sanskrit. NO one speaks sanskrit,
true, but no one speaks Latin nor ancient greek, yet they are the origin of
all european languages. Similarly urdu has its origins in sanskrit
| Movie | Film Cast | Singer | Lyricist | Composer | Director | Producer | External Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Murder 2 (2011) |
Yana Gupta, Shweta Kawatra, Emraan Hashmi, Jacqueline Fernandez, Prashant Narayanan, Sudhanshu Pandey, Sandeep Sikand | Harshit Saxena, Sunidhi Chauhan, Kshitij Tarey, Saim, Mithoon, Mohd Irfan, Arijit, Sangeet Haldipur, Roshni Baptist | Sayeed Qadri, Kumaar, Mithoon | Harshit Saxena, Sangeet Haldipur, Siddharth Haldipur, Mithoon | Mohit Suri | Mukesh Bhatt | Murder 2 at IMDB Murder 2 at Wikipedia |
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i love these movie song amazing song is very different and romantic i love this specially really