1. Pehla Nasha Lyrics Translation
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Meena Kumar shines as the golden-hearted Pakeezah in the beloved mujra song “Chalte Chalte.” For our next song, we provide an English translation of the timeless lyrics of Pakeezah’s “ Chalte Chalte.” The film Pakeezah (1971) instantly reached legendary Bollywood status upon its release, due in part to the ethereal musical score, brilliant Urdu dialogue, lavish sets, but also from its star Meena Kumari’s untimely death within a week of the premiere. This song is known everywhere, and the beauty of Meena and Lata’s performance truly speaks for itself. My parents have old home videos of 4-year-old me draping a chunni on my head and attempting to dance and sing along with her during this song. It’s hard to put that kind of impact into words, but you can tell it’s profound. Meena Kumari dazzles her audience with “Chalte Chalte” in Pakeezah (1971) An interesting facet of this song is the interwoven theme of the train ride.

Pehla Nasha Lyrics Translation

For anyone familiar with film theory, “the train” has a fascinating and critically important role in cinematic history across the globe. Likened to films themselves, the train transports you to a different world and takes you on a brief journey that can leave you different from when you started.

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It is a theme heavily explored by early French filmmakers first experimenting with the medium (you may remember the loving references to the Lumiere brother’s Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat Station (1895) in Hugo!), and in Indian cinema, trains play no less an important role. Like Satyajit Ray’s famous Pather Panchali (1955) which pivoted on the introduction of a train whistle across the quiet sugarcane fields, so too does the world of Pakeezah hinge on the sound of a distant train whistle incorporated into the score at the end of the song. For trains can represent that journey from tradition to modernity, from reality to fantasy, and for Pakeezah as well as Kamal Amrohi’s viewers entering a hidden, dying world of ornamentation, the train is a vehicle of escape. Gesturing to the moon, Meena Kumari waits for her mysterious admirer to find her again in Pakeezah (1971) will absolutely leave you wishing for more, so make sure you watch the movie if you ever want to claim cultural competency.

To read more about this film, check out our post on! Enjoy our full lyrics and English translation to “ Chalte Chalte” below! A soundtrack that never grows stale!

In response to your slight and justified miff about the background dancers there are two trains(sorry) of thought. One is that they are dancers and should be perfectly balanced and equal. The second is that they are part of the background for Meena and hence part of the set so even though it appears to be symmetrical it really is not, as you can see there is a slight imbalance(notice the trees, statue, etc). It is the just off balance in perfection that makes for a very good set and that is what the background dancers are achieving and making Meena look even better.

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If you will permit me one more moment to look at this since it is so brilliantly done, you will notice the colors are a simple mehndi/white/gold scheme played out in the drama of night. Of course everything is done to enhance Meena! She is deliberately the focal point in eye catching mehndi/gold and seems to be a part of a dark mehndi carpet she is sitting on, with neutral colors surrounding to enhance her. The only other mehndi colors you see is a mehndi flame flickering near her and softened mehndi tones in the wall above which are pulled around to again enhance her. The dancing girls are made to look like and blend into the neutral colors of the pillars.