Sajanniya Re

Babul Supriyo · Aamdani Atthani Kharcha Rupaiyya

Director: Himesh Reshammiya
Lyricist: Sudhakar Sharma
Singers: Babul Supriyo, Sunidhi Chauhan


[Sajanniya Re Sajanniya Re Sajanniya Re
 Chad Gaya Pyaar Ka Thaiya Utaare Na Utre Re]-- (2)
Utaare Na Utre Re
Kaate Kaate Re Oh Kaate Kaate Re Kaate Kaate Re
Kaate Kaate Yeh Thaiya Utaare Na Utre Re
Utaare Na Utre Re
[Sajanwa Re Sajanwa Re Sajanwa Re
 Chad Gaya Pyaar Ka Thaiya Utaare Na Utre Re]-- (2)
Utaare Na Utre Re
Kaate Kaate Re Oh Kaate Kaate Re Kaate Kaate Re
Kaate Kaate Yeh Thaiya Utaare Na Utre Re
Utaare Na Utre Re

Kya Kare Chaaya Dewaanapan Chal Chale Yaara Pangat Pe Hum -- (2) 
Aaja Re Aa Re Sajanwa Pyaare Tu Aaja Chaubaare Balam
Tauba Yeh Ishaare Yeh Jiya Tum Pe Haare Haaye Hum To Gaye Mare Sanam
Bada Zulmi Hai Bada Zulmi Hai Yeh Bukhaar Savariya Utaare Na Utre Re
Utaare Na Utre Re
Sajanniya Re Sajanniya Re Sajanniya Re
Chad Gaya Pyaar Ka Thaiya Utaare Na Utre Re
Utaare Na Utre Re

Oh Sanam Tu Hai Chikna Gada Tere Ghar Hai Pehra Bada -- (2)
Aaja Rang Rasiya Oh Mere Mann Basiya Toofaano Mein Hai Naiya Piya
Teri Yeh Kamriya Bali Yeh Umariya Haay Jaadoo Hai Kiya Re Kiya
Rang Aisa Chada Rang Aisa Chada Mere Savariya Utaare Na Utre Re
Utaare Na Utre Re
Sajanniya Re Sajanniya Re Sajanniya Re
Chad Gaya Pyaar Ka Thaiya Utaare Na Utre Re
Utaare Na Utre Re Utaare Na Utre Re -- (2)


Sajanniya Re

Sajanniya Re stands as a notable recording within Babul Supriyo's extensive discography, showcasing his signature melodic sensibility in the realm of Indian cinema. Featured on the soundtrack for Aamdani Atthani Kharcha Rupaiyya, the track exemplifies the artist's ability to deliver emotive vocal performances that resonate with audiences across generations. Supriyo has established a reputation for versatility, moving seamlessly between romantic ballads and energetic numbers throughout his career. This particular composition highlights his capacity to infuse traditional musical structures with contemporary appeal, reinforcing his status as a prominent voice in the industry. The song remains a testament to his enduring contribution to film music, reflecting the collaborative spirit that defines much of his recorded work.