The Golgappa Song Lyrics – Sonu Kakkar, Benny Dayal | Tuesdays & Fridays

The Golgappa Song Song Description

This song is "The Golgappa Song" , which is a fun and romantic track from the movie Tuesdays & Fridays. This movie features artists like Anmol Thakeria Dhillon, Jhataleka Malhotra, Niki Walia, and Zoa Morani. The song has been sung by Sonu Kakkar and Benny Dayal, the music is composed by Tony Kakkar, the lyrics are written by Kumaar, and it has been released under the T-Series music label. This song is known for its light-hearted, playful style, which combines desi Punjabi flavor with a fun-filled attitude.

In the lyrics of the song, there is playful romance between a girl and a boy. For example, "Mujhse milna hai toh banwa le wedding card" (If you want to meet me, get a wedding card made) — the girl jokingly says that to meet her, he should first get a wedding card. Meanwhile, the boy says "Munda kenda, shaadi se pehle milne tu aaja" (The boy says, come meet me before the wedding) — meaning he wants to meet before the wedding. The place where they plan to meet is Chandni Chowk, where they go to eat golgappas together. In the line "One more haniya, kujh bol haniya" (One more, my love, say something, my love), there is a fun pun — "one more golgappa" and "say something" are both blended together. The occasional dialogues like "Fitte muh" (Shame on you) make it even more desi and entertaining.

In the further lyrics, there are many funny family references, such as the girl says to her mother-in-law: "Na kar saase putra-putra, hun ta mahiya mera ae" (Don't call me 'putra' anymore, mother-in-law, now I belong to my beloved) — meaning she now belongs to her lover, and when she was a child wearing diapers, she was a "putra," but now her heart has been given to someone else. The boy promises her "Jhappi and pappi" (hugs and kisses) and to show her London. The girl is also a player — she shows nakhre (attitude) like Sridevi. In the final part, a fun punchline is taken at the movie's name Tuesdays & Fridays: "Tuesday and Friday ko chhodo, ab se mujhko tum poore hafte milo" (Forget Tuesdays and Fridays, now meet me the whole week), and both complete their "Ishq wali file" (love file) with an OK and make a sweet agreement. Overall, this song is a highly entertaining love track with desi style, playful mischief, and sweet Punjabi expressions, which can be enjoyed by listeners of all ages.