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Chalne ko chal raha hoon

EPISODE · Sep 10, 2019 · 30 MIN

Chalne ko chal raha hoon

from Harish Saluja's A House at the Crossroads · host Harish Saluja, Lata, Dwijen Mukherjee & Chorus, C H Atma, Talat, Iqbal Bano, Hemanta, Chitra Singh

Poetry and old Hindi/Urdu songs and Ghazals curated by Harish SalujaPart of the S&S podcasts: Sher and Song. kya kya na jafayen dil pe sahin, par tum se koi shikwa na kiya,is jurm ko bhi shamil kar lo, mere masum gunahon mein.jab chandni raton mein tu ne khud hamse kiya iqarar-e-wafa,phir aj hain kyon ham begane, teri beraham nigahon mein.ham bhi hain wohi, tum bhi ho wohi, ye apni-apni qismat hai,tum khel rahe ho khushiyon se, ham dub gaye hain ahon mein.ulfat ki nayi manzil ko chala, tu banhen dal ke banhon mein,dil todne wale dekh ke chal, ham bhi to pade hain rahon mein.- Qteel ShifaiSponsored by indigoartbags.comChalne Ko Chal Raha Hoon (quote)Aye Dil Kahaan Teri ManzilManzil To Hai Badi DoorSeene Mein Sulagte Hai ArmanUlfat ki Nayi (quote)Ulfat Ki Nayi Manzil Ko ChalaKahan Le Chale HoDoor Ka RahiNai Manzil Nai RahenSupport the show

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