The full lyrics of "Wo Mangal Raat Suhani Thi" are as follows:
Tu aata toh kya hota? Baat banti aur kya hota? Jeevan mein bahaaren aatin, Pyaar ki ruthen lekar aata. Tu aata toh kya hota?
Mangal raat ki baatein hain Wo yaadein jo nahin bhulaati Chaliye aaye hum yeh kahani Lekar aaye hum yeh jahani
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लोग कहेंगे दीवानी है, पर तू जाने मैं कहाँ की नार हूँ। तेरे नाम की जंजीरें, हर दम मैंने पहनी हैं।
मंगल रात की दीवानी हम्म नीचे लैनलॉर्ड फिर माका सीन कैसे चढ़ेगी रानी फ्लोर तीन और चार इंच की हाई हील करवाएगी तेरा पूरा सीन
| Hindi Lyrics | English Translation | | :--- | :--- | | वह मंगल रात दीवानी थी | That Tuesday night was insane | | वह मुझसे मिलने वाली थी | She was going to meet me | | सोलह साल की कंवारी थी | She was a sixteen-year-old maiden | | वह मंगल रात दीवानी | That Tuesday night was insane | | जन्मों से प्यासी थी | She was thirsty (desirous) for births | | वह मंगल रात दीवानी थी | That Tuesday night was insane | | वहाँ लैनलॉर्ड मेरा... आ गया | My landlord... arrived there | | वह बत्ती गुल करवा गया | He had the lights turned off | | मंगल रात की दीवानी थी वह, नई वाली रानी | That Tuesday night queen was crazy, the new queen | | बहुत कुछ करना भी था मुझको, और करवाने भी वाली थी | I had a lot to do, and she was going to have it done | | फुल तैयारी करके बैठा था, फुर्सत से मैं कुर्सी पे | I was sitting ready with full preparations, leisurely in my chair | | साथ में केक भी लाया था, सामने वाली बेकरी से | I also brought a cake from the bakery across the street | | पंद्रह मिनट की थी देरी, बस वह आने ही वाली थी | There was a delay of fifteen minutes, she was just about to arrive | | उससे पहले आया लैनलॉर्ड... घर की M-Seal गिरा दी | Before that, the landlord came... and broke the house seal | | ...कैसे चढ़ेगी रानी फ्लोर तीन | ...how will the queen get up to the third floor | | मंगल रात की दीवानी | That Tuesday night queen is crazy | | और चार इंच की हाई हील, करवाएगी तेरा पूरा सीन | And the four-inch high heels will make your entire scene | | बस बुढे को भगाना है, रानी को बुलाना है | We just have to chase the old man away, and call the queen | | फिर दबे पाँव मैं आ गई, सबका पोपट मैं बना गई | Then I arrived quietly (male voice) / I made a fool of everyone (female voice) | | वह पड़ा था अंधे कमरे में, मैं उसका लक जगा गई | He was lying in the dark room, I awakened his luck | | ...मैंने काटा था केक, पर वह मुझको गई काट | ...I had cut the cake, but she cut me | | ...हम्म जब सुबह के बज गए साढ़े तीन... | ...when it was half past three in the morning... | | मैं पूरी रात लगा गई, तुझको जन्नत दिखला गई | (Female voice) I was there all night, showed you heaven | | समर वैकेशन चल रहा है, ऊपर से लाइट गई | Summer vacation is going on, plus the electricity went out | | सोचा नहीं था, लेकिन हो गया तो यह भी सही | I hadn't thought of it, but since it happened, this is fine too | | गर्मी में माथे से टपके पसीना, जो गर्मी लगे तो टके शॉवर वहीं | Sweat drips from the forehead in the heat, if it's too hot, take a shower right there |
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