सुख दुःख दोनों रहते जिसमें जीवन है वह गांव | कभी धूप कभी छांव | Sukh Dukh Dono Rehte | Dhun tara

✨ “सुख दुःख दोनों रहते जिसमें, जीवन है वह गांव…”
A song that speaks to every heart — where joy and sorrow walk together like धूप और छांव.

Presenting our heartfelt rendition of the timeless Madhur Geet – “Sukh Dukh Dono Rehte”, beautifully recreated by Dhun Tara with vocals, harmonium, and soul.

🎤 Singer & Harmonium: Anil Agrawal
🎶 Tabla: Krishna Kumar Choubey
🎧 Produced by: Dhun Tara Team
📧 Contact: [email protected]
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🌼 A musical reflection of life’s truth — sometimes light, sometimes shade, yet always divine.
Let this melody remind you that every moment has its own grace.

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🎵 Lyrics (Full):

सुख दुःख दोनों रहते जिसमें, जीवन है वह गांव
कभी धूप कभी छांव, कभी धूप तो कभी छांव

ऊपर वाला पासा फेंके, नीचे चलते दांव
कभी धूप कभी छांव, कभी धूप तो कभी छांव

भले भी दिन आते जगत में, बुरे भी दिन आते
कड़वे मीठे फल करम के यहां सभी पाते

कभी सीधे कभी उल्टे पड़ते अजब समय के पांव
कभी धूप कभी छांव, कभी धूप तो कभी छांव

क्या खुशियां क्या गम, यह सब मिलते बारी-बारी
मालिक की मर्जी पे चलती यह दुनिया सारी

ध्यान से खेना जग नदिया में बंदे अपनी नाव
कभी धूप कभी छांव, कभी धूप तो कभी छांव

सुख दुःख दोनों रहते जिसमें, जीवन है वह गांव
कभी धूप कभी छांव, कभी धूप तो कभी छांव

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🌸 This Madhur Geet is a humble musical tribute to life’s balance — to the peace that exists in every shade of our journey.

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