Kariyaa Haan Lyrics – Pawandeep Rajan & Priyanshi Srivastava

The song “Kariyaa Haan” is a Punjabi & Hindi mix track from Pawandeep Rajan and Priyanshi Srivastava. You know, the whole concept was originally Kaushik Vikas’s, and you can really feel that core idea of longing, it’s just so central to the song. And then Rameez Sohail, the producer, he’s the one who brought it all to life with that music that just feels so emotional. Right from the start, the lyrics set this scene of someone who’s just… empty. They’re trying to hold themselves together but this absence of the person they love is just this constant, gnawing feeling. It’s like the memories are actively living and breathing inside their heart, you know? It’s a heavy feeling to capture but they do it so well.

Then the song really builds into this confession, which is where the title comes from, “Kariyaa Haan.” I mean, the singer is basically admitting to two huge things: that they’ve been waiting on this path, just endlessly, and that their love has gone way past any normal limit. It’s not a healthy love, maybe, but it’s an honest one. And there’s this part where they’re talking directly to the person, like, “I’ve called out to you, I’ve tried to explain a million times how much I adore you,” and they’re questioning all these distances and circumstances between them. It’s frustrating, you can feel the ache in the vocals. This verse are about that confusion, like why are they even separated when just the act of thinking leads them right back to this person.

But for me, the lines that are just fascinating and hit different are these: “kehne ko baat sa / lafzon mein kehna kyun hai? / meri aankhon ke zariye / padh le tu bhi zara”. I mean, wow. On the surface it’s saying “It’s such a small thing to say, so why even put it in words?” But the meaning is so much deeper. It’s this incredible declaration that their love is beyond language, that it’s so vast and fundamental that words would actually diminish it. They’re literally asking their lover to just look into their eyes and read the truth there. That’s so much more intimate and powerful than any poem could be. It’s a raw, vulnerable moment that just lays everything bare without actually saying the words, and that’s what makes it so impactful. The whole song builds to that point of silent understanding, which is kind of beautiful and heartbreaking at the same time.