Khaabon Ke Parinday – Guitar Chords | Alyssa Mendonsa, Mohit Chauhan | Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara
Khaabon Ke Parinday is one of the most refreshing and feel-good songs from the 2011 Bollywood movie Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara. Sung by Alyssa Mendonsa and Mohit Chauhan, the song beautifully captures the feeling of freedom, friendship, travel and enjoying every moment of life.
Composed by Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy and written by Javed Akhtar, Khaabon Ke Parinday has a breezy acoustic sound that makes it a great song to play on guitar.
If you enjoy travel songs and easy-going Bollywood melodies, Khaabon Ke Parinday is a wonderful addition to your guitar playlist.
Song Information
Song: Khaabon Ke Parinday
Movie: Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara
Singer: Alyssa Mendonsa, Mohit Chauhan
Music: Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy
Lyrics: Javed Akhtar
Year: 2011
Language: Hindi
Genre: Bollywood / Travel / Acoustic / Feel-Good
Guitar Chords
C – G – Am – F – Em
Tuning: Standard EADGBE
Capo: No Capo
For beginners, you can start with:
C → G → Am → F
Strumming Pattern
A simple strumming pattern that works well for this song is:
D – D U – U D U
Where:
D = Down
U = Up
Keep the strumming light and relaxed to match the breezy feel of the song.
Intro
C | G | Am | F
Repeat twice.
Play the intro softly and let the chords ring.
Lyrics with Guitar Chords
Mukhda
[C] Udein, khule aasaman mein
[G] Khwabon ke parindey
[Am] Udein, dil ke jahaan mein
[F] Khaabon ke parinday
[C] Oho, kya pata
[G] Jaayenge kahaan
[Am] Khule hain jo par
[F] Kahe yeh nazar
[C] Lagta hai ab hain jaage hum
[G] Fikrein jo thi, peechhe reh gayi
[Am] Nikle unse aage hum
[F] Hawaon mein beh rahi hai zindagi
[C] Yeh hum se keh rahi hai zindagi
[G] Oho, ab to
[Am] Jo bhi ho
[F] So ho
Mukhda
[C] Ude, khule aasaman mein
[G] Khwabon ke parindey
[Am] Ude, dil ke jahaan mein
[F] Khwabon ke parindey
[C] Oho, kya pata
[G] Jayenge kahaan
Antara
[Am] Kisi ne chhua
[F] Toh yeh hua
[C] Phirte hain mehke mehke hum
[G] Khoye hain kahin baatein nayi
[Am] Jab hain aise behke hum
[F] Hua hai yoon ke dil pighal gaye
[C] Bas ek pal mein hum badal gaye
[G] Oho, ab to
[Am] Jo bhi ho
[F] So ho
Antara 2
[Am] Roshni mili
[F] Ab raah mein hai
[C] Ek dilkashi si barsi
[G] Har khushi mili
[Am] Ab zindagi pe hai
[F] Zindagi si barsi
[C] Ab jeena hum ne seekha hai
[G] Yaad hai kal, aaya tha wo pal
[Am] Jisme jaadoo aisa tha
[F] Hum ho gaye jaise naye
[C] Woh kal jaane kaisa tha
[G] Kahe yeh dil ki
[Am] Jaa udhar hi tu
[F] Jahan bhi leke jaaye aarzoo
[G] Oho, ab toh
[C] Jo bhi ho so ho
Easy Chord Progression
If you are a beginner, start with these four chords:
C → G → Am → F
Practice:
C | G | Am | F
This progression is repeated throughout much of the song, making it easy to practice.
Once you are comfortable with the basic progression, try adding Em where appropriate for a little more variation.
Guitar Tip
Khaabon Ke Parinday is all about a light, open and carefree guitar sound.
Avoid aggressive strumming. Let the chords breathe and keep your right hand relaxed.
Try this approach:
Intro: Light fingerpicking
Mukhda: Soft strumming
Antara: D – D U – U D U
Chorus: Slightly stronger strumming
Ending: Gradually soften the strumming
You can also use a simple alternating-bass fingerpicking pattern during the verses.
The song sounds particularly good on a steel-string acoustic guitar.
Difficulty
Beginner
Khaabon Ke Parinday is a good beginner-friendly Bollywood song because it uses a small number of common open chords and has a repeating progression.
The main focus should be on maintaining a relaxed rhythm and making smooth transitions between C, G, Am and F.
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- Kabira – Tochi Raina & Rekha Bhardwaj
- Ilahi – Arijit Singh
- Agar Tum Saath Ho – Alka Yagnik & Arijit Singh
- Phir Se Ud Chala – Mohit Chauhan
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