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Song: Tumse Jo Dekhte Hi Pyar Hua (Full Song) Singers: SP Balasubramaniam, Lata Mangeshkar Movie: Patthar Ke Phool (1991) Starring: Salman Khan, Raveena Tandon ________________ LYRICS ________________ Salman: Tumse jo dekhte hi pyar hua zindagi mein pehli baar hua Hey Tumse jo dekhte hi pyar hua zindagi mein pehli baar hua Tum itne din thi kaha main dhoondhta hi raha Raveena: Kaha? Salman: Kabhi linking Road kabhi warden road kabhi cadell road kabhi Pedal Road Raveena: Kitne kuche galiya chaani mere dil ne ek na mani [2] Kaha kaha par tujhko dhoondha tere liye main hui deewani Phir bhi na tera deedar hua yaar mere aisa kahi baar hua [2] Salman: Are tum itne din thi kaha main dhoondhta ta hi raha Raveena: Kaha? Salman: Kabhi turner road kabhi carter road kabhi churney road kabhi Arthur road Raveena: Prem paheli aisi uljhi zor lagaya par na suljhi[2] Pyar pe koi zor nahi hai dil mein koi aur nahi hai Tere liye dil bezaar hua yaar mere aisa kahi baar hua [2] Salman: Are tum itne din thi kaha main dhoondta hi raha Raveena: Kaha? Salman: Kabhi berey road kabhi parley road kabhi meera road gorbander road Salman: Uparwale ki hai maya usne humko khoob milaya [2] Raveena: Bhule bhatke aaj mile hai dekho kitne phool khile hai Salman: Jane do jo ab tak yaar hua milte hi ab ikraar hua [2] Raveena: Chalte hai dono waha mat pooncho ab tum kaha Salman: Par kahan? Raveena: Linking road kabhi warden road dunkin road lamington road cadell road kabhi pedal road churney road kabhi Arthur ...
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