A SearchKashmir production.
Rahul Wanchoo and Hempreet Kour team up to give us a mix of Dogri/Pahari folk song with an old Kashmiri sufi song. Together capturing a certain beauty of the two languages. The Dogri song was made famous by Malika Pukhraj ( and later by her daughter Tahira Syed), whose origins are in Jammu and the Kashmiri one is by Sufi poet Wahab Khar (19th century)
pal par bei jaana bei jaana, o jindey,
some more moments stay with me, o my love!
raati rayi jaana rayi jaana o jindey
stay the night, o my love!
yaar dood naar khot, zaalan koh t’ wan
love it burns stronger than fire that burns forest mountains
wasiye yaaras wann, talai lati yaaras wan
say this my friend to that love of mine
khaar mye thovnam, sui chum dar badan
in smithereens he leaves me, yet he is within the body
wasiye yaaras wann, talai lati yaaras wan
say this my friend to that love of mine
haripur, nurpur thandiyaan ne chaavan
cool is the breeze of Haripur – Nurpur
haith katochey da thaana thaana
there dwell Katoch, home of, o my love!
pal par bei jaana bei jaana, o jindey,
some more moments stay with me, o my love!
raati rayi jaana rayi jaana o jindey
stay the night, o my love
dooriy chum baalyaar yemai teer laayan, hoor chas vetarawan
from afar, my lover shoots those arrows, fairy I, bears them all
like a thief quietly he left, cajole him back to me
wasiye yaaras wann, talai laeti yaaras wann
say this my friend to that love of mine
