Gen-Z Lyrics brings you Amar Lyrics from the album “Shehero Ki Safed Sadko Pe Sehro Ke Sangeen Safar”, performed by Panther. The concept for this Translation track originated with Vicky Bhullar, who went on to craft it into a impactful masterpiece. The song came to life through Llouis, the producer behind it.
Amar Lyrics
[Chorus]
Inki shakal pe dikhti hai jealousy
Meri halak me jaati bas hennessy
Tubewell laga gaanv ke kheto me chill karu
Alag hai bawey ye therapy
Mujhe pasand hai roti bas ghar ki
Ganv ka naayi aur ganv ka darzi
I mean heavyweight mai londa
Aur baatein bhi ni aati halki kyuki
[X2]
[Verse 1]
Dil ki suni hamesha dil ki kari ai
Tbhi tha milunga bhai masti me
Sulgi padi hai bhai sulgi padi hai
Koi paani dalo thoda jaldi me
Jhukti nahi hai bhai jhukti na kabhi
Ye khopdi kisi ki marzi se
Fat-ti padi hai bhai
Fat-ti hai rappero ki jaise mai thulla hu vardi me
Yeah yeah
Tere mere me hai farak, hum nahi hai same
Ayaa jabse hu inki kardi hai game
Shaukh aaj al ai jaise arabi mai sheikh
Hu mai desihiphop ke life garmi me ped
Sare mere peeche lage rugby hai game
Meri succes se ho inhe 10 kilo pen
Mere gaane leke jare mujhe door door
Badi hastiyon me ya badi bastiyon me
[Chorus]
Inhe dikkat deke bhi hum
Top pe bade araam se baithe
Samman ki chinta hai to
Kamar me dhare samaan hai rehte
Humein khatre jaan ke rehte
Muh manga dam bhi lete
Raato me ni sotey aur inki bhi
Neendein kardi haraam hai betey
[Verse 2]
Baat man maine badha ke rakha hai tapmaan
Andhere ka dhanda mei batman
Mere naam ke chalte ab hashtag
Peeth peeche batein meri quack quack
Inka career hai tragedy macbeth
Baatein kam rehti jyaada hai action
Legendary run apna like jackson
Michael jackson – ye
Nawabi apni kabhi hate na
Asle se jyaada hai kareja
Choote paseeney in londo ke
Jab dekhe humko jaise chaley narega
Maru inki tabadtod mai ballebaz
Zindagi bana di cinema
Personally mil ke kar deta laundo ka door dilemma
Bete bhidega cheetey se to tu marega
Kaat deta hu jo hote khade baal
Ni aana samjhi me ki tu aage kare kya
Duniya se bachata mera kaleva
Nayi strains aati from canada
Baatu kyuki baatne se ghate na
Bhaiyo se hue agar salty to
Dalti hai namak jale pe meri barreta
[Chorus]
Inhe dikkat deke bhi hum
Top pe bade araam se baithe
Samman ki chinta hai to
Kamar me dhare samaan hai rehte
Humein khatre jaan ke rehte
Muh manga dam bhi lete
Raato me ni sotey aur inki bhi
Neendein kardi haraam hai betey
[X2]
written by: Vicky Bhullar
“Amar” Song Meaning Explained
The Big Picture
Amar, the title, sits heavy and simple, you know, it means immortal, and right away that word does a lot of work. It frames the whole track like a promise, like someone staking a claim that what they are doing, who they are, will outlast the noise. The music and the voice push that — not loud in a trophy way, but steady, like a person who’s seen the cycles and is calmly refusing to be moved by them. The title sets up a vibe of permanence, which is funny because the lyrics are full of very immediate, rough images, late nights, jealous faces, a sip of Hennessy, the grind visible in small town rituals, all of that. So the song lives between big, immortal intent and the gritty, everyday hustles that prove or test that claim.
Most Impactful Lines
There are lines that make you rewind because they feel honest, not flexy for show. Like, “Inki shakal pe dikhti hai jealousy”, that one is blunt, it names the energy around the artist, and it’s relatable because who hasn’t felt that glare, right? Then there’s this really intimate, almost domestic detail, “Meri halak me jaati bas hennessy”, which is raw because it ties coping to taste, to ritual. It’s not philosophical, it’s a sip that says something about loneliness and attempt at forgetting, or at least blurring the edges. And in the verses, “Dil ki suni hamesha dil ki kari ai”, that line lands because it’s a small code, it means follow your heart even if it messes things up, and it makes the whole stance feel chosen, not accidental.
Decoding The Chorus
“Inki shakal pe dikhti hai jealousy” opens the chorus with a social diagnosis, it points out the reaction the narrator gets, and that sets up a scene, other people’s envy as proof of progress. Then “Meri halak me jaati bas hennessy” flips to the interior, the private coping ritual, the small thing that carries weight. It’s a quick shift from external to internal, which is clever because it shows cause and effect, like the outside pressure leads to particular inside habits.
“Tubewell laga gaanv ke kheto me chill karu” is a moment of place, anchoring the narrator in a village, not the usual city flex. That image is grounding, it says comfort and roots, but also a choice to remain connected to origins. “Alag hai bawey ye therapy” reads as the narrator naming his own way of healing, unconventional maybe, but real. Those two lines together make the chorus feel like a map, of where they came from and how they navigate being under pressure.
“Mujhe pasand hai roti bas ghar ki” is small and human, it’s almost wholesome, and it undercuts the braggadocio, it reminds you this person likes simple, familiar things. “Ganv ka naayi aur ganv ka darzi” keeps that thread, it’s about belonging, about valuing the people who shaped you. Then the last lines of that chorus that mention heavyweight status and not speaking lightly are like a soft threat, a boundary, they close the loop that the narrator is both from the ground and powerful in a way that demands respect.
Most Relatable Part
The bit that always grabs me is the mix of small domestic pride and that tired, almost resigned hustle energy, like “Mujhe pasand hai roti bas ghar ki” sitting next to lines about losing sleep and watching people talk behind your back. That combo is so human, because we all juggle the quiet comforts we love and the messy chase for something more, and sometimes the chase steals your rest. Honestly, that contrast is the heart, it’s not about being the loudest, it’s about what you keep close while the world tries to pull you apart, and that’s why I replay it, because it feels like a private conversation being made public.
Conclusion & Overall Message
At the end, Amar feels like a declaration, but a lived one, not a poster. It says, I will be here beyond the petty stuff, beyond the envy, beyond the nights without sleep, because I carry roots and routine and a stubborn sense of self. The chorus is the thesis, the verses are the evidence, full of neighborhood details, names of people who matter, and the grind that makes the claim believable. For me, it’s comforting and a little defiant, it’s the kind of song that makes you feel steadier about your own messy steps, you know, like someone else is keeping score with truth instead of noise. That’s what stays with me, the calm, durable heat of it.
Shehero Ki Safed Sadko Pe Sehro Ke Sangeen Safar [EP]
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Amar Song Credits
| Song | Amar |
| Artist(s) | Panther |
| Album | Shehero Ki Safed Sadko Pe Sehro Ke Sangeen Safar [EP] |
| Writer(s) | Vicky Bhullar |
| Producer(s) | Llouis |
