jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa
jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa
jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa
daur-e-ishqa ek jashan hai, lekin apna alag tashan hai
khoon me sulgi ek agan hai, beh ke dikhlayega yeh tevar
daur-e-ishqa ek jashan hai, lekin apna alag tashan hai
khoon me sulgi ek agan hai, beh ke dikhlayega yeh tevar
chaahat ke dar pe dil ka dharna hai
naa mar ke jeena jee ke marna hai
chaahat ke dar pe dil ka dharna hai
naa mar ke jeena jee ke marna hai
toofan ke humdum angaare hai hum
dhadkan me thoda sa baarood hai khwaahish ka
jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa
jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa
jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa
loha jug hum aari sab pe hain hum bhaari
aadha jag se yaarana hai, aadhi rab se yaari
loha jug hum aari sab pe hain hum bhaari
aadha jag se yaarana hai, aadhi rab se yaari
chalta hai sikka hukamo ka ikka
banta apna har din hi shola sa ishqa
jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa
jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa
jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa
dil ki bhatti daale, gham ke koyle kaale
logo ki baato se laakho rooh pe pad gaye chhaale
dil ki bhatti daale, gham ke koyle kaale
logo ki baato se laakho rooh pe pad gaye chhaale
zakhmo ko sehla ye dil na behla
dil bhi jaise ek taar, hai apni hi gardish ka
jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa
jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa
jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa, jashn-ae-ishqa
Several of our Bangladeshi brethren have reached out to us with their
concerns on the way the story has been portrayed and we would like to
apologise if any disrespect or hurt has been caused to them. However, this
was and is meant to be a fictional work and does not in any way project or
disrespect any particular segment of society or persons or a nation.
The birth of a country is always steeped in the sacrifices made by its
freedom fighters and martyrs and this can never be forgotten. And so was
the case with Bangladesh and its people who paid a huge price to attain
this freedom. The history of the sub-continent reflects this and
acknowledges the struggle of the people of Bangladesh.
However, GUNDAY was not meant to in any way slight the sacrifices made or
to recount the history of the creation of a new nation but several families
did unfortunately get displaced as a consequence. The film addresses one
such Indian family’s plight during these troubled times. The two orphans
were forced to flee because of circumstances completely out of their
control. And what ensued thereafter left them with very little choice but
to take on the life that they did, one of desperate yet fun-loving
renegades. This was largely a consequence of a prevailing system, which did
not allow them to lead a normal life and be accepted in society. They were
labelled as refugees and stigmatised.
If this fictitious story and its telling have in any way upset the
sentiments of anybody, we would like to clarify that it was totally
inadvertent and it is sincerely further regretted.