Kar De Koi Kaand Lyrics – Mohan Kannan | Chaman Bahaar

Kar De Koi Kaand Song Description

Here we are talking about a fun and energetic song "Kar De Koi Kaand" from the film "Chaman Bahaar" , which has been voiced by Mohan Kannan and composed by Anshuman Mukherjee. The lyrics of the song are written by Apurva Dhar Badgaiyan, and it has been released by the music label Saregama. The film features Jitendra Kumar and Ritika Badiani in lead roles, with Yogendra Tiku and Bhuvan Arora also playing important characters.

The song starts with a powerful punch when the lyrics say, "Ban gaya tu bhaand, dekh hans raha brahmaand" (You've become a clown, look the entire universe is laughing at you). Then it shows a unique contrast: "Ek keeda khud hi tu, ek tere andar" (You yourself are a small insect, and there's another one inside you) — meaning you are a tiny worm, but inside you is another worm trying to make you all tough and buffed. Words like "Do kodi ka laphanga" (A worthless scoundrel) and "Saale laphanga" (That rascal) tell the story of a mischievous and carefree person who thinks of himself as a lion but actually jumps around like a monkey. "Daali-daali koode jaise laal munh ka bandar" (He jumps from branch to branch like a red-faced monkey) — this line is very funny, depicting a character who keeps bouncing around. "Tu palle de mahulla banke saale saand, kar de koi kaand" (Grow your beard in the neighborhood like a bull and pull off some mischief) means roam around the whole neighborhood with a grown beard like a bull and create some trouble.

The song moves forward and then calls the world a jungle — "Duniya ek jungle, jungle mein sher, ban ja shikari varna ho jayega dher" (The world is a jungle, in the jungle there is a lion, become a hunter or else you'll be finished). Here it explains that the world is a dangerous place and if you don't become a hunter, your end is near. Then comes "Tai tai fees tai tai" — this is a playful tune that makes the song light and catchy. In the next lines, "Duniya ek jungle, jungle mein ped, daali-daali phalte jiske sau aur bel" (The world is a jungle, in the jungle there are trees, with hundreds of branches and vines flourishing on every branch) says that in this jungle, everything is spread out and you have to make your own place.

In the third section, the song addresses a guy even more directly: "Tu kutte ki dum, tujhpe kis ka zor, kate ped ka putrak tu hai londa hardcore" (You're a dog's tail, nobody has control over you, you're the offspring of a cut tree, a hardcore lad). Here it's shown that the guy is very weak and useless, like a dog's tail that has no strength. But still, he is told to do things like "Maar dande, phaad dande, muchhua ke phande" (Hit with sticks, tear apart sticks, trap your mustache) and "Gaad de gunda apna phera kranti ke jhande" (Plant your own goon's flag of revolution) — meaning he should become such a goon who plants the flag of his own revolution. Finally, "Chalti hai gaadi, udti hai dhool, dasvi tu fail hai but lounda bloody fool" (The car moves, the dust flies, you've failed 10th grade but you're a bloody fool) mocks him for failing in studies yet trying to act tough. "Seene ki taar ko phoonk de, gubbaare ko, machis daal ke phatta ja, mita le apni chool" (Burn away the strings of your chest, burst the balloon with a matchstick, wipe out your worries) tells him to burn away all his problems, and then the song ends with "Kar de koi kaand" (Pull off some mischief).