Jeene Ke Hai Char Din
Sonu Nigam · Mujhse Shaadi Karoge
Lyricist: Jalees Sherwani
Singers: Sonu Nigam, Sunidhi Chauhan
Sonu:
[Jeene ke hain chaar din, baaqi hain bekaar din
Hey jeene ke hain chaar din, baaqi hain bekaar din
Jaaye jaaye, jaaye jaaye
Ek baar jo jaaye, jawaani phir na aaye
Hey hey, jawaani phir na aaye] - (2)
Mere baare mein kya hai sochti
Dushman na samajh, kar le dosti
Sunidhi:
Chal baaju hat, jaane bhi de
Aise na tu mujhko sata
Sonu:
Jaana itna tevar hai bura
Jeene ke hain chaar din, baaqi hain bekaar din
Hey jeene ke hain chaar din, baaqi hain bekaar din
Jaaye jaaye, jaaye jaaye
Ek baar jo jaaye, jawaani phir na aaye
Hey hey, jawaani phir na aaye
Pal pal ka maza le le jaane jaan
Jo hai aaj hai, kal to aaye na
Sunidhi:
Lagta mujhe deewaana tu
Tera mera kya vaasta
Sonu:
Aise na chhodoon tera raasta
Jeene ke hain chaar din, baaqi hain bekaar din
Hey jeene ke hain chaar din, baaqi hain bekaar din
Jaaye jaaye, jaaye jaaye
Ek baar jo jaaye, jawaani phir na aaye
Hey hey, jawaani phir na aaye - (4)
About Jeene Ke Hai Char Din
Sonu Nigam delivers a soulful rendition of "Jeene Ke Hai Char Din" on the 2008 film *Mujhse Shaadi Karoge*, showcasing his signature warmth and vocal clarity within the romantic pop genre. The track serves as a pivotal moment in the movie's soundtrack, blending traditional instrumentation with contemporary production to create an intimate atmosphere that defines the era of Bollywood romance. Nigam's performance captures the emotional vulnerability of the narrative, emphasizing themes of fleeting time and deep connection through his resonant tone. This recording stands as a testament to his ability to convey complex sentiments without relying on dramatic acting, relying instead on the purity of his vocal delivery. The song remains a staple in his discography, reflecting his consistent commitment to high-quality musical storytelling across diverse cinematic projects.