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Filhall Lyrics (Hindi, Punjabi) | B Praak feat. Akshay Kumar, Nupur Sanon

Following are lyrics to ‘FILHALL’ AKA ‘FILHAAL SONG’ in Hindi, Punjabi, English (Roman) fonts, by Jaani & B Praak featuring Akshay Kumar & Nupur Sanon. Jaani is writer ‘Main Kisi Aur Ka Hoon Filhal’ track stanza and B Praak is also its music composer. Arvinder Khaira shoots the music video.

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Oh Kuch Aisa Kar Kamaal,
 Ke Tera Ho Jaaun, 
Ho Kuch Aisa Kar Kamaal, 
Ke Tera Ho Jaun,
Main Kisi Aur Ka Hoon Filhaal, 
Main Kisi Aur Ka Hoon Filhal, 
Ke Tera Ho Jaaun, 
Main Kisi Aur Ka Hoon Filhall,
 Ke Tera Ho Jaun, 
Eh Gall Te Galat Ae, 
Jo Vi Kar Reya Jaani, 
Par Ehvi Dekh Tere Bin, 
Kinjh Mar Reya Jaani, 
O Mar Jaange Lai Sambhal, 
O Mar Jange Lai Sambhaal, Ke Tera Ho Jaoon, Mai Kisi Aur Ka Hu Filhal, Ke Tera Ho Jaoon. Mainu Pata Ke Duniya Nu, Eh Gawara Nai Ho Sakda, Par Jhooth Kehnde Ne Sare, Ke Pyar Dubara Nai Ho Sakda, Par Jhooth Kende Ne Sare, Ke Pyaar Dubara Nai Ho Sakda, Tu Mainu Puch Na Koi Sawaal, Chal Door Kite Mere Naal, Ke Tera Ho Jaaun, Main Kisee Aur Ka Hoon Filhaal, Ke Teraa Ho Jaaun (X2), Oh Kisi Aur Ka Hoon Filhaal, Ke Tera Ho Jaaun, Hun Rona Main Pachtauna Main, Ke Chann Nai Hoya Chakor Da, Hun Tuvi Ae Kise Hor Di, Main Vi Aan Kise Hor Da, Hun Rona Main Pachtaona Main, Ke Chann Nai Hoya Chakor Da, Hun Tuvi Ae Kisay Hor Di, Main Vi Aan Kisay Hor Da, Mera Dil Karda Ae Sawal, Teri Mohabbat Da Ki Haal, Ke Tera Ho Jaun, Main Kisi Aur Ka Hu, Main Kisi Aur Ka Hu Filhal, Oh! Oh! OUTRO | SHAYARI Filhaal Toh Yun Hai, Kuch Kar Nahin Sakte, Tere Bin Hi Marna Hoga, Saath Mar Nahin Sakte, Sookhe Se Patte Hain Ek Tehni Pe Lage, Kismat Toh Dekho, Ke Jhad Nahin Sakte, Filhaal Toh Yun Hai, Kuch Kar Nahin Sakte

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