Why 'Panchayat 3' Song 'Hind Ke Sitara' Is Trending? Song Lyrics And Meaning Explained

The recently released third season of the hit Amazon Prime Video series ‘Panchayat’ has a new song taking the internet by storm. 'Hind Ke Sitara,' performed by Manoj Tiwari, is a vibrant, catchy melody that captures the aspirations parents have for their child's future success.

With its upbeat folk fusion sound blending traditional tabla, manjira and harmonium, the track has quickly become an anthem for families across India. But it's the meaningful lyrics, penned by Gayatri Thakur Vyas, that are truly resonating with viewers.

‘Panchayat’ Season 3 ‘Hind Ke Sitara’ Song Meaning

The song's Hindi verses paint a vivid picture of the lofty goals a family holds for their beloved "Raja Ji" (dear child). They imagine their precious one achieving ever-greater heights, from a district officer ("GM hoi, DM hoi") to the Chief Minister and even the Prime Minister of India ("CM hoihe, ohse upar PM hoihe").

But the parental dreams don't stop there. The lyrics extend to envisioning their child as a "Vice Chancellor," the "Mayor" of a major city like London, the "Home Secretary" and eventually the revered "Maharaj" - the all-powerful emperor or "King of Kings" ("Rajadhiraj hoihe").

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More than just ambitious titles, the song showers the child with adoring praise. They are called a "diamond among metals" ("dhaatu mein heera"), a "ruby" ("pukhraaj hoihe"), and the "crown jewel of the world" ("sirva ke taaj hoihe"). Their virtues are also extolled as a future "wise one" ("gyani hoihe") and "giver like a king" ("raja jaisa daani hoihe").

While portraying grand visions, the core message celebrates the unconditional love parents have for their children. Composer Anurag Saikia blends the lyrics with an irresistibly joyful melody to create an anthem families everywhere can relate to.

As the song's refrain goes, "Aye Raja Ji, ae kare ta rahalba zarurat" (Oh dear child, we need you to stay) and "Aye lalna, Hind ke sitara" (Our beloved one, the star of India). It's an endearing, uplifting reminder that to families, their children will always be the brightest stars worth cheering on.

No wonder 'Hind Ke Sitare' is the latest musical sensation from 'Panchayat'. Its timeless theme of parental pride resonates across cultures, tugging at the heartstrings of anyone who has experienced the dreams we hold for the next generation.

‘Panchayat’ Season 3 Song 'Hind Ke Sitara' Lyrics

Har Aisan Manohar Mangal (Every moment is auspicious)

Murat Suhavan Sundar Surat Ho (Your form is charming and beautiful)

Aye Raja Ji Ae Raja Ji (Oh, dear king, oh, dear king)

Ae Raja Ji Ae Kare Ta Rahalba Zarurat (Oh, dear king, there is a need for you to stay)

Mahurat Khoobsurat Ho (The time is perfect)

Are Humara Janata Babua GM Hoi Hey Oh (our beloved child, you are GM)

Na Na Na Na Na Na Lalna DM Hoi (Hey You are District magistrate)

Aye Lalna Aa Lalna (Oh, dear child, oh, dear child)

Aye Lalna Hind Ke Sitara (Oh, dear child, star of India)

Ee Ta CM Hoihe (You'll be the Chief Minister)

Ohse Upar Pm Hoihe Ho (And then you will be the prime minister)

Are Hoihe Vice Chancellor (You will be the vice-chancellor)

University Ke Mayor London City Ke Nu Ho (The Mayor of the University, and the new London City leader)

Aye Lalna (Oh, dear child)

Aye Lalna Aye Lalna Home Secretory (Oh, dear child, oh, dear child, Home Secretary)

Government Ke Ta Heera, Apna Mitti Ke Nu Ho (A jewel of the government, you are the pride of our land)

Are Babua Hamaar Maharaj Hoihe (Our child will be the Emperor)

Rajadhiraj Hoihe Ho (He will be the King of Kings)

Aye Lalna Aye Lalna Dhaatu Mein Heera (Oh, my dear child, a diamond among metals!)

Pukhraaj Hoihe (You will be a ruby)

Sirva Ke Taaj Hoihe Ho (You will be the world's crown jewel)

Muni Baba Aisa Babu Gyani Hoihe (Our child will be wise, says the saintly father)

Raja Jaisa Daani Hoihe Ho (He will be a giver, just like a king)

Aye Lalna Hey Lalna (Oh, dear child, oh, dear child)

Aye Raja Ji Ae Raja Ji (Oh, dear king, oh, dear king)

Ae Raja Ji Ae Kare Ta Rahalba Zarurat (Oh, dear king, there is a need for you to stay)

Mahurat Khoobsurat Ho (The time is perfect)

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