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Friday, March 20, 2026

MySoulAndHeart Song Diaries #6: Tum Jo Aaye

Song: Tum Jo Aaye

Artists: Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Tulsi Kumar
Movie: Once Upon A Time In Mumbaai

Why this song touches my soul

Some songs are not just meant to be heard — they are meant to be felt.
Tum Jo Aaye is one such song.
The lyrics are simple, yet very deep.
They speak about love in a pure and powerful way.
When you listen to it, you can feel the emotions flowing through every word.
What makes this song even more special is the way it is sung.
Rahat Fateh Ali Khan’s voice carries a kind of intensity that touches the heart instantly.
Tulsi Kumar adds softness and warmth, making the song feel complete.
Together, they don’t just sing — they express.
And that expression makes you connect with the song on a personal level.
This is the kind of song you would want to dedicate to someone you truly love.
It carries feelings that are hard to say in words, but easy to feel through music.

A line from the song I love

“Cheen launga aasmaan se tumhe… soona hoga na yeh do dilon ka nagar”
This line feels so powerful.
It shows the depth of love — a feeling that says, no matter what, I will choose you.



Wednesday, March 18, 2026

MySoulAndHeart Song Diaries #5: Jalte Diye

Song: Jalte Diye

Artist: Anwesshaa, Vineet Singh, Harshdeep Kaur, Shabab Sabri, Chorus
Movie: Prem Ratan Dhan Payo
There’s something incredibly delicate and pure about this song. 
It feels like stepping into a quiet space where love speaks softly, yet deeply.
What truly touches my soul is the way a woman’s love is expressed — not loud, not demanding, but glowing… like a diya in the dark.
The lyrics capture that tender surrender, that warmth of being completely in love, where every emotion feels sacred and luminous.
One line that always stays with me:
“Sunte hai jab pyaar ho toh diye jal uthate hai”
And honestly, it feels true… because some songs don’t just play — they light something within us. 


Tuesday, March 17, 2026

MySoulAndHeart Song Diaries #4: Jay Jaykara

Song: Jay-Jaykara

Artist: Kailash Kher
From the movie: Baahubali 2: The Conclusion
Why this song touches my soul
This song beautifully captures the emotional bond between the people and their future king. 
Even before he wears the crown, Baahubali wins hearts through his courage, compassion, and sense of duty.
There is a rare purity in how the people see him - not just as a ruler, but as someone who belongs to them. 
The music and vocals elevate this feeling, making it deeply moving and almost spiritual.

My reflection

Very few songs manage to strike such a deep emotional chord.
Jay-Jaykara is not just about the separation between a foster mother and her son, as it is also about the rise of a true leader.
Baahubali represents a kind of leadership that the modern world needs: one built on selflessness, connection with people, and the ability to inspire without authority.
It reminds me that leadership is not given by a title, and it is earned through actions and love.

A line from the song I love

“Bhagwaan khud humare saath rehne aa rahe.”
This line perfectly reflects the faith and devotion people place in a leader who truly cares for them.