By Shreya Ghoshal
Introduction:
“Silsila Ye Chahat Ka,” sung by Shreya Ghoshal, is a beautiful and evocative song that depicts the unwavering nature of love. The song’s relatively simple chord progression makes it accessible to intermediate guitarists while offering opportunities to explore expressive strumming and dynamics.
Guitar Chords for Silsila Ye Chahat Ka:
This arrangement utilizes Em (E minor), B (B major), C (C major), D (D major), Bm (B minor), A (A major), and F# (F sharp major). The interplay between major and minor chords captures the song’s emotional depth.
(Verse 1)
[Em]
Mausam Ne Li Angdaayi, Aayi Aayi
Laheraake Barkha Phir Chhaayi
Jhoka Hawa Ka Ayega Aur Iska Piya Sang Laayega
(Chorus)
[Em]
Silsila yeh chaahat ka
[Em] [B]
na maine bujhne diya, ho, hmm
[Em]
Silsila yeh chaahat ka
[Em]
na maine bujhne diya
[C] [Em]
O Piya…, yeh diya….
[D] [B]
na bujha hai, na bujhega
[Em]
Meri chaahat ka diya
[C] [Em]
Mere piya ab aaja re mere piya
[C] [Em]
Ho, mere piya ab aaja re mere piya
[Em] [A]
Is diye sang jal raha mera
[C]
rom rom rom aur jiya
[C] [Em]
Ab aaja re mere piya
(Verse 2)
[Em]
Faasla tha doori thi…..,
[Em]
faasla tha doori thi
[Em] [B]
Tha judaai ka aalam,
[D] [Bm]
intezaar mein nazrein thi Aur
[B]
tum vaha the tum vaha the tum vaha the
[Em] [Am]
Jhilmilaate jagmagaate
[Em] [B]
khushiyon mein jhoomkar
[Em] [F#] [Em]
Aur yahan jal rahe the hum
[Em] [F#] [Em]
Aur yahan jal rahe the hum
(Verse 3)
[Em]
Phir se baadal garja hai,
[Em]
garaj garajke barsa hai
[C] [D]
Jhoomke toofaan aaya hai
[Em]
par tujhko bujha nahin paaya hai
[C] [Em]
O piya yeh diya
[Em] [D]
chahe jitna sataye tuze ye saawan
[C] [B]
Yeh hawa aur yeh bijliyaan
[C] [Em]
Mere piya ab aaja re mere piya
(Outro)
[Em]
Dekho ye pagli diwani duniya se he ye anjani
[Em]
Jhoka hawa ka ayega aur iska piya sanglayega
[C] [Em]
Oh piya ab aaja re mere piya
Tips for Playing Silsila Ye Chahat Ka on Guitar:
- Chord Transitions: Practice smooth transitions between the minor and major chords (Em, B, C, D). This is crucial for creating a fluid and emotionally resonant performance.
- Strumming Patterns: Experiment with different strumming patterns to highlight the song’s emotional progression. A gentle strumming might suit the verses, while a somewhat bolder strumming would suit the chorus.
- Dynamics: Use dynamics (variations in volume) to enhance the emotional impact. Softer strumming during more introspective parts and stronger strumming during the powerful chorus would enhance the song’s effect.
Conclusion:
“Silsila Ye Chahat Ka” offers a wonderful chance to improve your chord transitions, strumming techniques, and dynamic control. By mastering these elements, you can deliver a truly moving performance of this beautiful song.
