Gen-Z Lyrics brings you Dior track from the album named “Bloodline”, performed by Harf Cheema & Gurlez Akhtar. The concept for this punjabi track originated with Harf Cheema, who went on to craft it into a impactful masterpiece. The song came to life through Harf Cheema Music, the producer behind it.
Dior Lyrics
Ni tu sun meri gall
Ve chal dassi chal
Sun meri gall
Haan chal dassi chal
Tera bhabhiye dior
Tainu lai dooga dior
Tera bhabhiye dior
Tainu lai dooga dior
Fit karde je kitte ni kahaani
Tee’an nu tu tee’an nu tu
Touch karde
Bhain meri sukh na lyaani
Ve tee’an nu tu tee’an nu tu
Touch karke
Bhain meri sukh na lyaani
Tainu mera eho suggestion ve
Rahi ohde kolon door jatta
Oh london degree kardi aa
Kitthon aa juugi sangrur jattan
Hun saare hone match kude
Tu mainu dass ki ohdi raashi aa
Tin chaar main gede laaya aa
Baithi last de vich maasi aa
Banddi ni gall, chal vich chal
Chal vich chal
Ithe banddi ni gall
Uth labhde haan da haandi
Aaunde ne panjaahan vichon 25 jatt nu
Teri bhain nu bana ke rakhu raani
Aaunde ne panjaahan vichon 25 jatt nu
Teri bhain nu bana ke rakhu raani
Saari zindagi gunn main gaaunga
Tere layi gall aa nikki ni
Tainu roz girl ton bhabhiye
Main suit add ton lai doo
Ikki ni
Galmaan vich dovein paaiyaan de
Steering sona leekan da
Ohnu ghaat ni dioran duran di
Pant ohdi america di
Mainu samjhe nyaana
Gall saari ni main jaana
Saari ni main jaana
Mainu samjhe nyaana
Pain dindi ni pairan te paani
Tee’an nu tu tee’an nu tu
Touch karde
Bhain meri sukh na lyaani
Ve tee’an nu tu tee’an nu tu
Touch karke
Bhain meri sukh na lyaani
Gall vi dassde harf mainu
Je ichha hai koi hor teri
Idhar taan din chardde nu
Gall laini aa main tor teri
Bola ni koi rakhda main
Feel hove na ni vair tainu
Haale ohne pichhle hafte ni
Insta te kita add mainu
Lai ke rakh kokka
Karva doo tera roka
Karva doo tera roka
Ve tu lai ke rakh kokka
Ho je thodi siyaani
Aaunde ne panjaahan vichon 25 jatt nu
Teri bhain nu bana ke rakhu raani
Aaunde ne panjaahan vichon 25 jatt nu
Teri bhain nu bana ke rakhu raani
written by: Harf Cheema
“Dior” Song Meaning Explained
The Big Picture
“Dior” is a wink right away, it sets this whole mood of style, show, status… but not just shiny stuff, it’s the mood of trying to impress, trying to belong to a certain life, and also teasing that playful swagger that runs through the song. Right from the first hook it feels like a little cinematic flex, the kind of thing that says, I can buy you things, I notice the details, I want to step into someone else’s world for a beat. The title frames the story like a lens, it makes every boast and soft promise read like a snapshot from a night out, but there’s also tenderness under the sparkle, like someone wants to be more than the lights on their wrist.
Most Impactful Lines
Some lines are like a mic drop, they make you rewind because they are simple and sharp. For me, “Tera bhabhiye dior” and “Tainu lai dooga dior” are peak moment, because it’s a promise and a tease at once, it tells you who the singer wants to be in that girl’s story. Then there’s “Saari zindagi gunn main gaaunga” — that line moves from playful to earnest, suddenly you feel the depth, like the bravado folds into something more lasting. Also the social pinch of “Insta te kita add mainu” is tiny but it nails the modern truth, that connection sometimes starts with a simple digital nudge, and that is oddly vulnerable.
Decoding The Chorus
Alright, let’s take that catchy bit apart slowly, line by line, like we’re listening with the lights low. First, “Tera bhabhiye dior” — on the surface, it’s name dropping, a cool object to make someone feel special, but it also positions the singer as someone who can elevate the girl’s world, so it’s both gift and identity swap, you know?
Next, “Tainu lai dooga dior” — this is the promise part, playful but sincere, like I’m telling you I will put effort into this, I will show up with something shiny, which in this culture reads as both romance and respect. It’s a currency of care as much as status.
Then the repeating hook “Tee’an nu tu tee’an nu tu, Touch karde” — that’s the flirt. It’s tactile, immediate, it says we’re close, we can laugh about it, we can touch and not overthink things. But the next line “Bhain meri sukh na lyaani” complicates it, because now there’s this protective edge, like a guardrail around someone the singer calls family or treats like family. So the chorus is a push and pull, want and protect, flash and feeling.
Most Relatable Part
For me the small confession bits are the most human, the ones that are not trying too hard. Lines like “Saari zindagi gunn main gaaunga” and “Tere layi gall aa nikki ni” feel like someone lowering their voice, admitting they’d go the distance. That are the parts that always get me, because behind the bling and jokes there is a real wish to be noticed and to be steady for someone. Also the “Insta te kita add mainu” moment are so real, it’s small and silly and true, it shows how modern love sometimes starts with a tiny, awkward step. I mean, who hasn’t felt both bold and a little ridiculous trying to get someone’s attention, right?
Conclusion & Overall Message
Wrap up, and honestly, the song sits in this sweet spot between flex and feeling. On one level it’s about swagger, gifts, status, the Dior name doing the heavy lifting, but it’s also about trying to connect, to protect, to promise… sometimes clumsily, sometimes slick. The result is a track that makes you want to dance and also think, it keeps the vibe light enough to play at a party, but sneaks in a few lines that sit with you later, when it’s quiet. That lingering bit is why I keep hitting replay, because it’s not just about what is shown, it’s about who’s willing to stand behind that show, you know?
Dior Song Video
Dior Song Credits
| Song | Dior |
| Artist(s) | Harf Cheema & Gurlez Akhtar |
| Album | Bloodline [EP] |
| Writer(s) | Harf Cheema |
| Producer(s) | Harf Cheema Music |
