Anuv Jain – Husn Lyrics {English} Meaning

Haan Haan Haan Haan..
Dekho Dekho Kaisi Baatein Yahan Ki
Hai Saath Par Hain Saath Na Bhi
Kya Itni Aasaan Hai
Dekho Dekho Jaise Mere Iraade
Waise Kahan Tere Yahan The
Haan Kitni Naadaan Main

In this verse, the singer is reflecting on the complexities of relationships. The repeated “Haan” emphasizes agreement or acknowledgment, while the lyrics express the observation of the dynamics in the conversations and connections in this particular place. The singer questions the ease of the situation and acknowledges their own naivety in the matter.

Mere Husn Ke Alawa
Kabhi Dil Bhi Maang Lo Na
Haaye Pal Mein Main Pighal Jaaun Haan
Ab Aisa Na Karo
Ke Dil Judna Paye Wapis
Teri Baaton Se Bikhar Jaaun Haan

In this verse, the singer suggests looking beyond physical appearance and asking for their heart. The plea is accompanied by the vulnerability expressed through the imagery of melting in a moment. There’s a request to avoid actions that could permanently damage the heart, emphasizing the potential fragility that could result from the impact of words.

Maana Zamaana Hai Deewaana
Isiliye Toone Na Jaana
Tere Liye Main Kaafi Hoon
Dekho Dekho Yeh Zamaane Se Thak Kar
Aate Ho Kyun Masoom Bann Kar
Tere Liye Main Kya Hi Hoon

In this verse, the singer acknowledges the chaotic nature of the world and expresses that the person they’re addressing might not have recognized it. There’s a self-affirmation of being sufficient for the person. The singer questions why the person comes, seemingly tired of the world, pretending to be innocent, and wonders about their significance in the eyes of that person.

Aa Aa.. Phir Aate Kyun Yahan
Karne Aankhon Mein Ho Baarish
Ab Aaye Toh Thehar Jao Na
Aur Puchho Na Zara
Mere Din Ke Baare Mein Bhi
Bas Itne Mein Sambhal Jaaun Haan

In this bridge, the singer questions the repeated return of someone, describing it as raining in their eyes. There’s a plea for the person to stay for a while without asking too many questions, and the singer expresses a desire to compose themselves in just that moment.

Haan Ek Din Kabhi Koyi
Jab Bhi Padhe Kahaani Teri
Lagta Mujhe Mere Naam Ka
Zikr Kahin Bhi Hoga Nahi

In this verse, the singer contemplates a scenario where someone reads the story of the person being addressed. The singer expresses the belief that their name won’t be mentioned anywhere in that narrative. There’s a sense of expectation or resignation regarding the lack of recognition or acknowledgment in the future.

Aa Aa Haan.. Main Yahin
Meri Yeh Aankhon Mein
Aankhon Mein Toh Dekho
Dekho Yeh Dil Ka Haal Kya
Hothon Se Hota Na Bayaan
Meri Yeh Aankhon Mein
Aankhon Mein Toh Dekho

In this verse, the singer is essentially expressing a desire for the listener to pay attention to their emotions and inner state. By asking to look into their eyes, the singer suggests that the eyes reveal the true emotions and feelings. The mention of the heart’s condition emphasizes a depth of emotion that goes beyond what words can convey, and the invitation to “look into my eyes” is an intimate gesture, hoping for a deeper understanding or connection.

Kaisa Naseeb Hai Mera
Milke Bhi Na Mujhe Mila
Meri Yeh Aankhon Mein
Aankhon Mein Toh Dekho
Teri Adhoori Si Wafa
Maangu Main Maangu Aur Na
Meri Yeh Aankhon Mein
Aankhon Mein Toh Dekho

In this verse, the singer reflects on their fate, expressing a sense of unfulfillment despite encounters. The plea to look into the eyes is maintained, and there’s a poignant mention of incomplete love, with the singer expressing the desire for it but acknowledging that it hasn’t been received, emphasizing a sense of longing and unattained love.

Dekho Dekho Kaisi Kheenchi Lakeerein
Chahe Bhi Dil Toh Bhi Na Jeete
Main Iss Daud Mein Nahi
Dekho Dekho Kaisi Baatein Yahan Ki
Baatein Yahi Dekhun Jahan Bhi
Main Iss Daur Se Nahi

In this last verse, the singer describes observing the complexities of life represented by “drawn lines.” Despite the desire of the heart, there is a sense of not succeeding, and the singer distances themselves from the competitive race of life. The mention of conversations reflects a certain detachment, and the declaration of not being part of the current era implies a sense of being out of sync with the prevailing trends or norms