Chaahat milnay kee ae Dilbar

Chaahat milnay kee ae dilbar Tujh ko bhi hai mujh ko bhi 

Bandhan duniyadaari ka par Tujh ko bhi hai mujh ko bhi

Sapnon ka ye mehal nahin hai - jeevan itnaa sehal nahin 

Fikr-e-farda dil mein aakhir Tujh ko bhi hai mujh ko bhi

Dil mein hasrat - shan-o-shauqat, shohrat, aish-o-ishrat kee

Banglaa, gaadi, achhaa sa ghar - Tujh ko bhi hai mujh ko bhi

Dhan daulat pad aur haqoomat fard-zameen-o-zewar zar 

Gyaan, ki ye sab kuchh hai nashvar, Tujh ko bhi hai mujh ko bhi

Maaya thagini kadam kadam par sab ka man har leti hai 

Moh maaya kaa Ankush man par Tujh ko bhi hai mujh ko bhi

Kya khoya hai kya paaya hai - kya hai theek, galat hai kya 

Duvidha man mein rehti aqsar Tujh ko bhi hai mujh ko bhi

Jeevan mein sukh duhkh ka anubhav Tujh ko bhi hai mujh ko bhi 

Chubhtaa hijr-o-gam ka nashtar - Tujh ko bhi hai mujh ko bhi

Main hee Rab hoon - main hee sab hoon - kehnaa hai 'Rajan' aasaan 

Lekin dil mein marnay ka dar - Tujh ko bhi hai mujh ko bhi

                                         " Rajan Sachdeva " 

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                           Meaning of some Urdu/Hindi words

Sehal                 = Simple, Easy

Fikr-e-Fardaa = Worry of tomorrow, Fear, apprehension of the future 

Shan-o-Shaukat  =  Pride, Pomp & Show

Shohrat            = Fame 

Aish-o-Ishrat  =  Luxury

Fard                 = Individual, Person (Also as in Workers, Members, Followers, etc) 

Zar                    = Gold, Silver, Diamonds, etc.

Nashvar          =  Perishable, Subject to decay, Impermanent, Transitory  

Moh-Maaya    =  attachment and delusion

Hijr                   = Separation

Nashtar            =   Small knife, a sharp thorn 

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                                    English Translation 

The desire of meeting, O' beloved - you have too - and I have too.

The bondage of worldly customs & traditions - you have too - and I have too.

This is not a palace of dreams - Life is not that easy

After all - the worry for tomorrow - apprehension of the future - you have too - and I have too.

The desire and urge to have respect, pride, fame, wealth, luxury,

Bungalow, car, and a good house - you have too - and I have too.

Wealth, position, power, properties, assets, servants, followers, gold, etc.

The knowledge that all are perishable - you have too - and I have too. 

                           (Yet you and I, both want it)

At every step, the illusive Maya lures everyone's mind.

The mighty hold of Moh-Maaya over mind - you have too - and I have too.

             (Then what is the difference between me and you?)

What have I lost - what have I  gained - what is right & what is wrong

Often, this dilemma in mind - you have too - and I have too.

Experience of happiness and sorrow in life - you have too - and I have too.

The pricking of the thorn of separation and sadness - you have too - and I have too.

I am God - and All I am - it's easy to say and believe

But fear of dying in the heart - you have too - and I have too.

                                                     " Rajan Sachdeva "