Zindagi Hosh Mein Hi Nahin
Kay Kay · Bas Ek Pal
Director: Vivek Phillip, Amitabh Verma
Lyricist: Amitabh Verma
Singers: Kay Kay
[Bikhre sabhi sapane hai
Bichhade sabhi apane hai
Aaye bezaar mausam
Hui khushi mil gaye gam]-- (2)
Zindagi hosh mein hi nahi - (2)
Ham nahi jaante the baat yeh
Khoon dil ka bahega aankh se
Thi kaha yeh khabar
Loot jaayega mera jahaan
Reh jaayega sirf andhera
Ek pal mein
Zindagi hosh mein hi nahi - (2)
Khaali khaali dinon ki dastaan
Chal diye hai na jaane kab kahaan
Ajanbi rehguzar aur milon hai tanhaaiyan
Duniya hi badli hamari bas ek pal mein
Zindagi hosh mein hi nahi - (2)
Bikhre sabhi sapane hai
Bichhade sabhi apane hai
Aaye bezaar mausam
Hui khushi mil gaye gam
Zindagi hosh mein hi nahi - (2)
Zindagi yeh zindagi zindagi...
Bikhre sabhi sapane hai...
Lyricist: Amitabh Verma
Singers: Kay Kay
[Bikhre sabhi sapane hai
Bichhade sabhi apane hai
Aaye bezaar mausam
Hui khushi mil gaye gam]-- (2)
Zindagi hosh mein hi nahi - (2)
Ham nahi jaante the baat yeh
Khoon dil ka bahega aankh se
Thi kaha yeh khabar
Loot jaayega mera jahaan
Reh jaayega sirf andhera
Ek pal mein
Zindagi hosh mein hi nahi - (2)
Khaali khaali dinon ki dastaan
Chal diye hai na jaane kab kahaan
Ajanbi rehguzar aur milon hai tanhaaiyan
Duniya hi badli hamari bas ek pal mein
Zindagi hosh mein hi nahi - (2)
Bikhre sabhi sapane hai
Bichhade sabhi apane hai
Aaye bezaar mausam
Hui khushi mil gaye gam
Zindagi hosh mein hi nahi - (2)
Zindagi yeh zindagi zindagi...
Bikhre sabhi sapane hai...
Zindagi Hosh Mein Hi Nahin
This track by Kay Kay, released on the album Bas Ek Pal, exemplifies the vibrant energy of 1990s Bollywood pop. The song features the artist's signature blend of upbeat rhythms and catchy melodies that defined the era's romantic soundtracks. As a staple of his discography, the recording captures the optimism and youthful spirit often associated with films of the period. Its enduring popularity stems from its infectious hook and the seamless integration of Kay Kay's vocal style with the orchestral arrangements typical of the time. The composition remains a recognizable piece of Indian pop music history, frequently cited in discussions of 90s film scores and the career trajectory of this prominent playback singer.