Aye saala........

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I jus love dis song from RDB, so thot of putting it up here.......

Aye saala.....

Abhi abhi huaa yaqeen
Ki aag hai mujh mein kahin

Hui subaah main chal gaya
Suraj ko main nikal gaya

Ruu-Ba-Ruu roshni
Ruu-Ba-Ruu roshni haiiiii

Jo gumshuda-sa khwaab tha
Voh mil gaya
Voh khil gaya
Wo loha thaa pighal gaya
Khichaa khichaa machal gaya
Sitaar mein badal gayaaaaa

Ruu-Ba-Ruu Roshni
Ruu-Ba-Ruu roshni haiiii

Dhuaan chhataa khula gagan mera, nayi dagar naya safar mera; jo ban sake tu hamsafar mera nazar mila zara - 2

Aandhiyon se jaghad rahi hai lau meri
Ab mashaalon si badh rahi hai lau meri
Naamo nishaan rahe na rahe
Ye kaaravaan rahe na rahe
Ujaale mein pee gaya
Roshan huaa jee gaya

Kyon sehte rahe

Ruu-Ba-Ruu roshni
Ruu-Ba-Ruu roshni haiiiiii

Dhuaan chhataa khula gagan mera, nayi dagar naya safar mera; jo ban sake tu hamsafar mera nazar mila zara - 2

Ruu-Ba-Ruu roshni
Ru-Ba-Ruu roshni haiiii

Aye saala
Aye saala
Aye saala
Aye saala

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