Maahi Ve A R Rahman Song Download !FULL!

Thank you so much for this beautiful translation. Now after understanding the meaning I relaise why I was so moved spiritually when hearing this song without knowing the meaning. Great Rahman and the lyricist Irshad Kamil

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Maahi Ve A R Rahman Song Download

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It's a beautifully and spiritual song! Being a spiritual person I had a 'sense' it, without knowing the meaning! Actually, i was hearing and thinking of my Goddess kali. But after reading the translation I'm very touched and glad of your effort! Thank you!

Each song spells out an otherwise convoluted emotion with care, and contributes immensely to the storytelling process of the film. The album kicks off with the otherworldly warmth of 'Pataakha Guddi', with which Rahman ventures into very familiar Sufi territory, but this time replaces the act of submission to God from heartbreak and desolation with an untamed hope and emancipation. With lyrics that promise protection from her maalik as the protagonist is introduced to a life on her own terms, the inspiriting music nods in reassurance and only builds onto the urge to let everything go once and for all. It is, down to the slightest note, a numinous reminder of who you have on your side, and why it is reason enough to never be afraid to fly free.

Drifting further into the realm of Sufi music is the mesmerising 'Tu Kuja', a humble orison seeking help from the almighty during times of difficulty. In a refreshing adaptation of Maulana Rumi's words, "Tu Kuja, Man Kuja", the translation for which is provided within the song, the lyrics further borrow inspiration from Amir Khusro's "Kirpa Karo Maharaj," and provide an interesting blend of Hindi with Farsi, a rare combination especially in terms of this particular genre. With music as enchanting as the twinkling of stars on a dark night, the song is nothing less than a profound celestial experience.

In 'Maahi Ve', Rahman lends his voice to what, in my opinion, is an indisputable anthem of love and companionship. A composition that characterises the soul of the film, be it the gorgeous valleys and peaks of the backlands, or the spirit of Veera and Mahabir's relationship, the song can become whatever you wish to make of it: a friend, a guide, or even a state of mind. Perhaps what makes it sound so special and affable is that it was never meant to be a song on its own. Previously just an extension of 'Patakha Guddi', 'Maahi Ve' only found its own individual place in the album once the Mozart of Madras decided that it deserved to, and the rest is history.

Unlike the rest, 'Kahaan Hoon Main' asks instead of answering. The composer-director chemistry in this particular song is such that as it plays in the backdrop of one of the most intricate developments in the film, and it is very natural for its presence to go unnoticed, but its absence is just as difficult to imagine. The song is crucial in bringing to life the atmosphere of these moments and translating the questions that surround it, and hence, is just as significant a part of the narrative as anything else. Slow in pace, the song leaves room for the introspection it intends, and with near-perfect amounts of self-pity and determination, makes for an easy yet deeply unsettling listen.

As the album moved closer towards risking monotony, in came 'Wanna Mash Up?' and changed everything. Though in strong contrast to the nature of the film, the song fits in almost seamlessly when played with due context. It is a refreshing addition to the track list, and makes you realise why Rahman decided to compose a song instead of picking a pre-existing English track. It is dynamic, groovy and fun to dance to: what more could one ask for!

For me personally, the one piece that encapsulates Rahman's magic best is 'Implosive Silence'. As the name implies, implosive silence is the peace and quiet surrounding the bodily-form of an individual harbouring a storm within, and once heard in the setting of the film, becomes hard to detach from it. With no lyrics at all, the tune is lent words by all that it is resonant with, such as the dilemmas that bombard Veera's mind throughout her journey, and quickly becomes the sound of the film in the truest sense of the phrase. The song, a humming of 'Kahaan Hoon Main' in reverse, is raw and mellow, an emotional-cross between happy and sad. With its dream-like mystique, it finds itself a prominent place in an album full of gems.

"Maahi Ve is coming more from Rahman sir than fromIrshad or me. This is one of the songs that Rahman sir makes and one wondershow the hell he gets the soul of the story so beautifully. Maahi Ve was not apart of the original brief but I can't imagine the film or the album of Highwaywithout it", says Imtiaz.

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