HERE IS THE SELF ANALYSIS OF THIS SONG

Movie Info

Singers: Kumar Sanu

Lyricists: Javed Akhtar

Music Directors: R.D.Burman

Mood/Type: Love Song



Ek Ladki Ko Dekha Lyrics:

Ho... Ek ladki ko dekha toh aisa laga
Jaise khilta gulaab
Jaise shaayar ka khwaab
Jaise ujli kiran
Jaise ban mein hiran
Jaise chandani raat
Jaise narmi ki baat
Jaise mandir mien ho ek jalta diya..
Ho..  ek ladki ko dekha to aisa laga

Ek ladki ko dekha toh aisa laga
Jaise subahon ka roop
Jaise sardi ka dhup
Jaise bina ki taan
Jaise rangon ki jaan
Jaise balkhaaye baal
Jaise lehron ka khel
Jaise khushbu liye aaye thandi hawa...
Ho..  ek ladki ko dekha toh aisa laga

Ho.. ek ladki ko dekha to aisa laga
Ek ladki ko dekha toh aisa laga
Jaise naachata Mor
Jaise resham ki dor
Jaise pariyon ka raag
Jaise sandal ki aag
Jaise saulahn singaar
Jaise ras ki fuhaar
Jaise aahista aahista badhta nasha



HERE IS THE SELF ANALYSIS OF THIS SONG:

Here he compares his beloved with natural things. Second line he writes that she is like ‘Khilta Gulab’ it means to bloom the rose and it presented new beginning of life. In the third line he writes that she is like ‘Shayar ka Khwab’ it means that dream of the shayar but it shows that so many unimaginable things are seen by him and it gives positive thoughts in his mind. Then he used ‘Ujali Kiran’ for his beloved because he thinks that she give him light and new things in life. Then ‘Bun mein Hiran’, ‘Chandani Raat’, ‘Narmi ki Baat’, ‘Mandir me ho Jalta Diya’ these all things are he compared with her. ‘Jalta Diya’ is a sign of good things in our life. Again he says that ‘Subhon ka Roop’ it means morning comes with fresh energy that’s why he feels that she comes in his life with same way. Then he compares her like so many things like, ‘Sardi ki dhoop’, ‘Beena ki taan’, ‘Rangon ki jaan’ etc. In the winter season atmosphere is cold that’s why people like heat of the sun and he also assumes that may be she gives him warmth in his life. ‘Beena’ is the instrument of Goddess Saraswati and it creates rhythmical music so he also feels like this. In our whole life color played a very vital role because whatever things in world are made by one or another colors. For example red color is symbol of love, sacrifice, blood etc. Again he used metaphor like, ‘Balkhaye baal’, ‘Jaise Lehron ka khel’, ‘khushboo liye aaye thandi hawa’ etc. Then he compares her with ‘Nachata Mor’, ‘Resham ki Dor’, ‘ Pariyon ka Raag’, ‘Sandal ki Aag’, ‘ Saulahn Singhar’, ‘Ras ki Fuhaar’, ‘Aahista Aahista Barhata Nasha’ etc. When rainy season comes at that time Peacock is very happy and ready to dance. ‘Resham ki dor’ is very symbolic because it is the connection of the two people. All types of shringar made by her that’s why she is complete as like moon. ‘Ras ki Fuhaar’ it means she is very attractive and while he sees her at that time he can’t control him and suddenly his interest increases as like water of shower.     
 So, through this analysis we can say that he compares all the surroundings of the atmosphere and most of time he used natural symbols. His imagination is very near to the elements of nature and also connected with some things. Here this idea appropriate that he has liberty to whatever he likes. Because then and then test and originality of the song or lyrics are enjoyed by the reader.



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