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Aankhon kee gustaakhiyaan

Posted on: September 10, 2026


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Blog Day :6628Post No. :20560

Ah….. Another Sanjay Leela Bhansali vintage film with 10 songs abbr. HDDCS (1999) the musical again.

7 out of 10 songs are posted, 5 of these posts are me.

SongDate of post
Jhonka hawa ka12 august 2012
Tadap tadap ke is dil se aah nikalti rahi16 April 2013
Mitti pe kheenchee lakeeren rab ne27 april 2013
Dheel de dheel de de re bhaiyya15 January 2016
Chaand chhupa baadal mein sharma ke meri jaan19 October 2016
Albela sajan aayo ree25 May 2019
Ham dil de chuke sanam3 December 2025

But 2 really famous and hit songs like “dholi taaro dhol baaje” and “Nimbooda nimbooda” are not yet posted. First is the fast paced ‘Garba” song and the second is the Aishwariya in ‘Firozi blue” cheeky dance in wedding celebrations song. Why are they missing yet? Maybe waiting for the festive season in 2026, Peeviecie’s Mom, are you reading this?

I have third missing song in my mind for posting, referred in this comment on ‘Tadap Tadap ke” thread:

1 | thandapani April 16, 2013 at 10:36 pm

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I love this song. In fact, I liked the other song – Ankhon ki gustakhiya maaf ho, a lot as well. It was a very cheeky/romantic song.
This one had a very different sound. I used to love listening to it.

Thirteen years have passed, while I have had this song in mind for posting, always intended for posting. Unless someone else does it before me. But now I have reached it via this post.

Hope Thandapani(Ava ji) is reading this post.

With 5 posts of these songs written in the past, there is nothing much left to write about the movie itself. The comments section of the posts is also enlightening and refreshed my memory. The other two songs ‘Chand Chhupa” and “Kai Pochhe” are by Sudhir Sir.

So this is the ‘Cheeky romantic song”, nicely filmed with the aesthetics and within the limits of “ghairat-e-mehfil”. With this word I have reached this page. And found my own amateurish translation of the song posted in 2012:

Were fate’s truer to me, you would be mine….
I too would’ve been dear to you, like others
I am destined to some sadness, to begin with
plus you have a nature which is lacking in faithfullness,
otherwise I won’t lose a tie/game which was (as good as) won</span


I am needy too, this
I failed to impress upon the provider
I could see the prayer, but couldn’t utter it.
I wish, i was not so beholden in deference of the company
(tongue tied, in awe of the supreme presence)


I feel the suffocation within me
And still I am alive
Not just with you, but I am embarrassed with my own life
Should have been dead by now
Were it not for those memories, which have kept me alive
were fate’s truer to me, you would be mine….
like others, I too would’ve been to you, a dear one

I tried to test the AI, if it could detect the hindi film song, but it’s got stuck on ;

Yeh na thi hamari qismat ki wisal-e-yaar hota
Agar aur jeete rehte yehi intezar hota


Tere waade par jiye hum to yeh jaan jhooth jaana
Ki khushi se mar na jaate agar aetabar hota


Koi mere dil se poochhe tere teer-e-neem-kash ko
Yeh khalish kahaan se hoti jo jigar ke paar hota

These three couplets only by Mirza Ghalib. They could possibly be the inspiration behind the song by Indeevar.

Another time, I tried similar trick to find if AI could detect the real song with the translation of this blog’s most visited page. The AI took me to a book of poems by William Wordworth – The Daffodils. It should not surprise anyone if any of the Wordworth’s poems translations to other languages takes us to the ancient Persians poets of yore, or to other classical Armenian languages. If these works and their interpretations are fed to the AI feeds, from the enshrined manuscripts in the great British libraries and Museums.

Disclaimer: The translation on ‘Rahen na Rahen ham” page though credited to me, is mostly the meticulous work of Sudhir Sir. The “mushabehat” with wordsworth’s style belongs to Sudhir Sir, for I am an ignorant in classical English poetry.

Going back to the song from HDDCS, it is written by Mehboob and actually a duet by Kumar Sanu and Kavita Krishnamoorthy with chorus. Music director is Ismail Darbar of this versatile 27 year old music score. On screen the actors performing the playful but serious romance on screen are Salman Khan and Aishwarya, in the backdrop of Aishwarya’s cousin’s wedding. This is background music song, with no lip-synching.

Video:

Song-Aankhon kee gustaakhiyaan (Ham Dil De Chuke Sanam)(1999) Singers-Kumar Sanu, Kavita Krishnamoorthy, Lyricist-Mehboob Kotwal, MD-Ismail Darbar
Chorus

Lyrics:

Ru ru ru ru oooo
Ru ru ru ru ru
Ru uu ru uuu


La sa ra me ga pa
La sa ra pa
La sa ra me ga pa
La sa ra pa


Aankhon kee
gustaakhiyaan aaan
mua’af hon
jun juna jun
jun juna jun
jun juna jun
jun juna jun


ho aankhon kee
gustaakhiyaan aaan
mua’af hon
jun juna jun
jun juna jun
jun juna jun
jun juna jun

ik tuk tumhen dekhtee hain
jo baat kehna chaahe zubaan
tumse yeh woh kehtee hain


aankhon kee
sharm-o-hayaa aaa
mua’af ho

jun juna jun
jun juna jun
jun juna jun
jun juna jun

tumhen dekh ke
jhuktee hain
wahee aankhen jo baat na keh sakin
jhukee aankhan woh
kehtee hain

jun juna jun
jun juna jun
jun juna jun
jun juna jun

aankhon kee
aankhon kee
gustaakhiyaan aaan
mua’af hon


kaajal ka ik til
tumhaare
labon pe lagaa loon
la la laa laa laa laa
chanda aur sooraj kee
nazron se tum ko bachaa loon
hmmmm mmmm mmm
oh ….. palkon kee chilman mein
aao main tum ko chhupaa loon
aa aaaa aaaaaa
khayaalon kee
yeh shokhiyaan aan
mua’af hon
ha ha ha ha ha
ha ha ha ha ha

har dam tumhen
sochtee hain
jab hosh mein hotaa hai jahaan
mad-hosh yeh kartee hain
aankhon kee
sharm-o-hayaa aaa
mua’af ho


zu zu zu zu zu zu
zu zu
zu zu zu zu zu


yeh zindagee aap kee hee
amaanat rahegee ee

hey hey
dil mein sadaa aap kee hee
mohabbat rahegee ee

hey hey
in saanson ko aap kee hee
zaroorat rahegee ee
ho iss dil kee
nadaaniyaan aan muaaf hon
yeh meree kahaan
suntee hain
yeh pal pal jo hotee hain
bekal sanam
to sapne naye ae
buntee hain

ho…..
aankhon kee
aankhon kee
gustaakhiyaan aaan
mua’af hon
sharm-o-hayaa aa
ha ha ha
mua’af hon


ha ha ha haa
ha ha ha haa

1 Response to "Aankhon kee gustaakhiyaan"

😀Nice way to POKE us towards the ‘left over songs’ of HDDCS

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