Duniya Alag Song Lyrics – Arijit Singh, Dhadak 2

Ho Ho Ho Ho

Tum Se Hi Meri Kahani
Pehchan Jaise Purani
Hoon Sath Main Tum Sathiya

Tha Ghalat Apna Na Yu Milna
Kyun Galat Lagta Hai Dil
Na Ho Galtiyaan Chingariyaan

Mai Aag Tum Ho Daaman
Tum Raag Main Saawan
Main Jahaan Rahun
Ho Tera Wo Jaha

Duniya Alag Meri Tumhari
Ik Hui Raah Ab Hamari
Ik Chaand Tu
Main Raat Ki Dastan Hoon

Kisne Chaah Ko Hawa Di
Ye Aag Kyon Jala Di
Ek Chaand Tu
Main Raat Ki Dastan Hoon

[Music Break]

Hmmm..
Sang Rehte The Jo Ye Kehte The Wo
Mohabbat Na Ho Jaye Humko Kabhi
Jo Ho Jaaye To Wahi Chhod Do
Wo Raahen Na Jinka Ho Hasil Kahin

Tha Tumne Chhua Lagi Thi Dua
Hua Jo Asar Woh Hum Pe Raha
Jo Kal Tha Kabhi Wahi Aaj Hai
Safar Mein Toh Hai Par Manzil Nahi

Wo Saath Tha Ghadi Bhar
Hai Zindagi Badi Par
Milna Likha Tha Apna Hi Yahaan

Duniya Alag Meri Tumhari
Ik Hui Raah Ab Hamari
Ik Chaand Tu
Main Raat Ki Dastan Hoon

Kisne Chaah Ko Hawa Di
Ye Aag Kyon Jala Di
Ek Chaand Tu
Main Raat Ki Dastan Hoon

Humming: Oo Oo..

Yoon Khaak Se Utha Kar Hume Ishq Ne Banaya
Badli Hawa Naya Sab Ho Gaya
Yoon Khaak Se Utha Kar Hume Ishq Ne Banaya
Badli Hawa Naya Sab Ho Gaya

Duniya Alag Meri Tumhari
Ik Hui Raah Ab Hamari
Ik Chaand Tu
Main Raat Ki Dastan Hoon

Kisne Chaah Ko Hawa Di
Ye Aag Kyon Jala Di
Ek Chaand Tu
Main Raat Ki Dastan Hoon
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The song “Duniya Alag,” sung by Arijit Singh for the film Dhadak 2, conveys a heartfelt theme of love transcending societal barriers and emotional struggles. It lyrically portrays deep connection and unity between two lovers who face misunderstandings and societal challenges, symbolizing their world becoming “different” or “separate” as they unite on a unique path filled with passion and longing.

Dhadak 2 is a Hindi romantic drama exploring the complexities of an inter-caste love story between Neelesh, a law student from a marginalized community, and Vidhi, an upper-caste girl. The movie addresses themes of caste discrimination, social injustice, and the courage to defy societal norms for love. The protagonists, played by Siddhant Chaturvedi and Triptii Dimri, navigate intense family and societal opposition, highlighting the harsh realities of caste-based oppression in modern India.