Aadatein Lyrics – Shivangi Joshi – Nikhil D’Souza
| Singer | Nikhil D’Souza |
| Composer | Gaurav Dagaonkar |
| Music | Anurag khandait |
| Song Writer | Anurag Bhomia |
Aadatein Lyrics – Shivangi Joshi – Nikhil D’Souza : Presenting the lyrics of the song “Aadatein” song sung by Nikhil D’Souza. The music of this song is composed by Gaurav Dagaonkar.
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Tujh tak hi aana thha raasta…
Lafzon mein keh paaye
Na teri meri woh dastan…
Ab nayi si hai ummeedein jagi
Chhode se na ab chhootengi kabhi
Aadatein…aadatein, yeh nayi aadatein
Tum jo aaye ho, laaye ho
Dil mein raahatein
Aadatein…aadatein, yeh nayi aadatein
Tum jo aaye ho, laaye ho
Dil mein raahatein
Verse:
Dekha karte thhe, par hum darte thhe
Pyar ke naam se, aur anjaam se
Tujhse milke yeh, phir se khil ke yeh
Dil zara, lag gaya, hai ab kaam se
Ab nayi si hai ummeedein jagi
Chhode se na ab chhootengi kabhi
Aadatein…aadatein, yeh nayi aadatein
Tum jo aaye ho, laaye ho
Dil mein raahatein
Bridge:
Aankhon mein hai jo roshni
Meri hai chhupi
Tum hi ho wahi
Honthon pe aaye jo hasi
Har lamhe ki khushi
Tum hi ho wahi, Aadatein..
A soft romantic ballad within the voice of Nikhil D’Souza, composed by Gaurav Dagaonkar and written by Anurag Bhomia, ‘Aadatein’ is that the LOVE song of the season! A song that reflects the emotions of an introvert falling crazy and experiencing a change in his or her life – finding a purpose, a way of stability, hope and a gradually developing new meaningful reference to life itself. A song that expresses the new feeling of falling crazy , realising the sweetness of togetherness, experiencing the freshness of hope and therefore the beginning of – “Nayi Aadatein”. Transforming this thought into a beautiful song, Doublemint Freshtake season1, in association with @Doublemint India, presents to you ‘Aadatein’.