Ae malik tere bande hum



A song from the Hindi film Do Ankhen Barah Haath (1957). Sung by Lata Mangeshkar, to the music composed by Vasant Deasi. The lyrics are by Bharat Vyas.

Oh Master, we are your servants
May our actions be such
That we walk in virtue, and shun wrong
So that we laugh as life-breath leaves us.


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The lyrics in HIndi text are accessible here.

ae maalik tere bande hum
aise ho humare karam
nekee par chale, aur badee se taley,
takey huste huey nikley dum

ye andheraa ghanaa chhaa rahaa,
tera insaan ghabara rahaa
ho rahaa bekhabar, kuch na aata najar,
sukh ka sooraj chupa ja rahaa
hai teri roshni mein jo dum
to amawas ko kar de poonam

bada kamjor hain aadmi,
abhi laakhon hain is mein kamee
par tu jo khadaa, hai dayalu bada,
teri kirpa se dharti thami
diya tune humey jab janam
too hee zelegaa hum sab ke ghum

jab julmon ka ho saamnaa,
tab tu hi humey thaamnaa
voh burai karey, hum bhalai bharey,
nahi badley ki ho kaamnaa
badh uthey pyaar ka har kadam
aur mitey bair ka ye bharam

11 comments:

Unknown said...

i love this prayer

Mukesh kumar said...

This is very good prayer. Thanx you to put such beautiful prayer

Unknown said...

Thanks !!!!!!!!! for this prayer .. i love this ...... prayer

MANISHA said...

I LUV DIS SONG ITS MA FAV SONG

Unknown said...

Do you know which Hindustani Raag this song is based on ? Appreciate any help. Dont seem to fint that info anywhere.

Anonymous said...

গার্সার্সার্সাণাদাধাণা ণাধার্সাণাধাণাধাদা রারাগাগপামাগা রারাগাগপামাগা গার্সার্সার্সাণাণাধাদা||র্গার্গার্রার্গার্রার্সার্রার্সাধা ধাধাপাধানাপাধাপাগা পাপাপাপণাধাপা নানানানর্গার্রানা নানানানর্গার্রানা ধাধাপাধানাপাধাপাগা||
র্গার্গার্রার্গার্রার্সার্রার্সাধা ধাধাপাধানাপাধাপাগা পাপাপাপণাধাপা নানানানর্গার্রানা নানানানর্গার্রানা ধাধাপাধানাপাধাপাগা||

Unknown said...

It. Is in raag bharvi but it not pure bharavi

Vitalstatistix said...

It is in the raga Basant Mukhari with touches of Malkauns raga: This raga is formed by changing the nishad of the great raga Bhairav. Some look upon Basant Mukhari as a fusion of Bhairav and Bhairavi: It is believed to be an import from the Carnatic paddhati or tradition of classical music.

Vitalstatistix said...

Basant Mukhari is the Hindustani equivalent of the 14th Carnatic Melakarta "Vakulaabharanam" in the 72 raga scheme. It is obtained very simply by reducing the nishada in the Hindustani raga "Bhairav". In other words, you have to sing Bhairav with the komal ni instead of the shuddh ni.

Unknown said...

Mostly, Raag Bhairavi.

Amit K said...

The video mention in the post does not work, watch it here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2CJZiP4_Sc