Aayee Ab Ki Saal Diwali

Lata Mangeshkar · Other Songs - Lata Mangeshkar

aayee ab ki saal divaali muNh par apne khoon male

aayee ab ki saal divaali

chaaroN taraf hai ghor andheraa ghar mein kaise deep jale

aayee ab ki saal divaali



baalak tarse phuljhaDiyoN ko, (deepoN ko deevaaren -2)

maaN ki godi sooni sooni, (aaNgan kaise sanvaare -2)

raah mein unki jaao ujaaloN ban mein jinki shaam Dhale

aayee ab ki saal divaali



jinke dam se jagmag jagmag (karti thi ye raaten -2)

chori chori ho jaati thi (man se man ki baaten -2)

chhoD chale vo ghar mein amaavas, jyoti lekar saath chale

aayee ab ki saal divaali



Tap-Tap Tap-Tap Tapke aaNsoo, (chhalki khaali thaali -2 )

jaane kyaa kyaa samjhaati hai (aaNkhoN ki ye laali -2)

shor machaa hai aag lagi hai kaTte hain parvat pe gale

aayee ab ki saal divaali muNh par apne khoon male

chaaroN taraf hai ghor andheraa ghar mein kaise deep jale

aayee ab ki saal divaali

Aayee Ab Ki Saal Diwali

Lata Mangeshkar's rendition of 'Aayee Ab Ki Saal Diwali' stands as a quintessential example of her mastery over festive Bollywood ballads. Recorded during the golden era of Hindi cinema, the track exemplifies her ability to blend traditional Indian rhythms with the melodic sensibilities of the 1950s and 60s. As one of her most celebrated compositions, the song captures the celebratory spirit of Diwali through its intricate vocal delivery and rhythmic structure. Mangeshkar's performance remains a benchmark for playback singing, showcasing her versatility in handling both devotional and secular themes with equal grace. The recording reflects the cultural significance of the festival in mid-century Indian cinema, cementing its place in the collective memory of music lovers who cherish her timeless contributions to the genre.