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"Veil the moon, I beg you—draw a curtain tight;
Its silver shame outshines my faltering sight.
Let not its face unbar the night’s soft seam;
Hide that bright splendour—save me from its beam." "Dekho dekho kis ko dekhti hai
"Chand Se Parda Kijiye" is a poetic phrase—literally "veil/mask the moon"—often used in Urdu/Hindi ghazals and film songs to evoke delicate metaphors of beauty, modesty, and secrecy. An essay on these lyrics should explore language, cultural context, imagery, and provide a polished English translation that preserves lyricism. I beg you—draw a curtain tight
| Hindi Lyrics | Phonetic | Extra Quality English Translation | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | चाँद से पर्दा कीजिए... | Chand se parda kijiye... | (Chorus Repeat) | | आपकी चालें ऐसी हैं | Aapki chaalen aisi hain | The way you walk carries such magic | | समंदर लहराए | Samandar lehraaye | It commands even the oceans to dance | | आपकी बाहों में आके | Aapki baahon mein aake | If the stars fell into your arms | | तारे भरम जाए | Taare bharam jaaye | They would forget their cosmic path |
Final Couplet (Sridevi’s punchline):
"Dekho dekho kis ko dekhti hai... Aankh meri bijli hai" (Watch out, watch who you stare at... My eye is a lightning strike.)