Do Anjaane Ajnabi
Shreya Ghoshal · Vivah
Lyricist: Ravindra Jain
Singers: Shreya Ghoshal, Udit Narayan
Do anjaane ajnabi chale bandhane bandhan
Haay re dil mein hai ye uljhan
Milkar kyaa bole, kyaa bole, kyaa bole, re milkar kyaa bole
Nayi umang, nayi khushi mehak uthaa hai aangan
Haay re ghar aaye man bhaavan
Milkar kyaa bole, kyaa bole, kyaa bole re milkar kyaa bole
Bechaini betaabi aaj mujhe ye kaisi
Aaj hai jo pehle na thi dil ki haalat aisi
Aankhon ko usika intezaar hai
Unhi ke liye ye roop shringaar hai
Dekhi hai tasveer hi aaj milenge darshan
Haay re badh ne lagi hai uljhan
Milkar kyaa bole, kyaa bole, kyaa bole re milkar kyaa bole
Roop ki raani aayi hai jaise gagan se utar ke
Mere liye kyaa mere liye aise sajke savarke
Sabse chupaake idhar udhar se mujhko hi dekhe chor nazar se
Baat labon par hai ruki tez dilon ki dhadkan
Haay re kal ke sajni saajan
Milkar kyaa bole, kyaa bole, kyaa bole re milkar kyaa bole
Do Anjaane Ajnabi
Shreya Ghoshal delivers a hauntingly beautiful rendition of 'Do Anjaane Ajnabi' on the album 'Vivah,' a track that exemplifies her mastery of romantic Bollywood ballads. Recorded in the late 2000s, the song blends traditional Indian instrumentation with contemporary production to create an intimate atmosphere. Ghoshal's vocal performance is characterized by its ethereal quality and emotional depth, perfectly capturing the sentiment of longing for a stranger. The composition serves as a standout piece within the 'Vivah' catalogue, showcasing her ability to navigate complex melodic structures while maintaining lyrical clarity. This recording remains a significant example of her discography, reflecting the era's evolution in film music and her enduring influence on the genre.