Bor Eshechhe Song Lyrics by Zarra Singh

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Bor Eshechhe - Zarra Singh

উলু দাও শঙ্খ বাজাও

 বর এসেছে 

বিয়ের পিরিতে কনে সেজে 

পার্বতী বসেছে 


শিব রাত্রিতে বর এসেছে

 বর এসেছে 

শিব মাকে বিয়ে করে 

নিয়ে যেতে এসেছে


শিব রাত্রিতে বর এসেছে

বর এসেছে 

শিব মাকে বিয়ে করে 

নিয়ে যেতে এসেছে


প্রেম সাগরে ডুবে গেছি

 বাবা-মাকে দেখে 

বেঁচে আছি বিভোর ভাবে

 ভক্তি প্রেমেতে 


বৃষ্টি এসেছে

বৃষ্টি এসেছে 

পৃথিবীতে  অঝরে 

প্রেমের বৃষ্টি এসেছে 


প্রেম বৃষ্টিতে ভিজে গিয়ে 

ভক্তি এসেছে 

পৃথিবীতে  অঝরে 

প্রেমের বৃষ্টি এসেছে


আজ আমার কিছু নাই

পেলাম চরণে ঠাঁই 

বাবা মায়ের ভালোভাবে 

বিয়ে দেখতে চাই


মন সাত সাগর ডুবে 

একটি মুক্ত পেয়েছে 

শিব পার্বতীকে দেখে

 মন মুক্তি পেয়েছে 

সৌন্দর্যের চাবিকাঠি 

ওনাদের কে দিয়েছে 

ভরে ভরে রূপের বাহার

 যুগল জুটি পেয়েছে 


বৃষ্টি এসেছে

বৃষ্টি এসেছে 

পৃথিবীতে  অঝরে 

প্রেমের বৃষ্টি এসেছে 

(End)


Bor Eshechhe - Zarra Singh

Ulu dao, shonkho bajao

Bor eshechhe
Biyer pirite kone seje
Parvati bosechhe

Shiv Ratrite bor eshechhe
Bor eshechhe
Shiv Ma ke biye kore
Niye jete eshechhe

Shiv Ratrite bor eshechhe
Bor eshechhe
Shiv Ma ke biye kore
Niye jete eshechhe

Prem sagore dube gechi
Baba-Ma ke dekhe
Beche achi bivor bhabe
Bhakti premete

Brishti eshechhe
Brishti eshechhe
Prithibite ojhore
Premer brishti eshechhe

Prem brishtite bhije giye
Bhakti eshechhe
Prithibite ojhore
Premer brishti eshechhe

Aaj amar kichhu nai
Pelam charone thnai
Baba Mayer bhalo bhabe
Biye dekhte chai

Mon shat sagor dube
Ekti mukto peyechhe
Shiv Parvati ke dekhe
Mon mukti peyechhe

Soundoryer chabikathi
Onader ke diechhe
Bhore bhore rooper bahar
Jugal juti peyechhe

Brishti eshechhe
Brishti eshechhe
Prithibite ojhore
Premer brishti eshechhe

(End)

Song Meaning

This song is a devotional celebration of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati's divine wedding. It describes the joy and auspiciousness of the occasion, where the entire universe rejoices as Lord Shiva arrives as the groom. The song also speaks about the blessings of love, devotion, and spiritual liberation that come from witnessing this sacred union.


Verse-by-Verse Meaning:

🔹 "Ulu dao, shonkho bajao, Bor eshechhe"
➡️ "Chant auspicious sounds and blow the conch shells, the groom has arrived!"

🔹 "Biyer pirite kone seje, Parvati bosechhe"
➡️ "Adorned as a bride, Goddess Parvati sits gracefully at the wedding altar."

🔹 "Shiv Ratrite bor eshechhe, Bor eshechhe"
➡️ "On the sacred night of Shivratri, the divine groom has arrived."

🔹 "Shiv Ma ke biye kore, Niye jete eshechhe"
➡️ "Lord Shiva has come to marry Goddess Parvati and take her with him."

🔹 "Prem sagore dube gechi, Baba-Ma ke dekhe"
➡️ "I have drowned in an ocean of love, seeing my divine parents (Shiva and Parvati)."

🔹 "Beche achi bivor bhabe, Bhakti premete"
➡️ "I am alive in a trance of devotion and divine love."

🔹 "Brishti eshechhe, Brishti eshechhe"
➡️ "It has begun to rain, it has begun to rain."

🔹 "Prithibite ojhore, Premer brishti eshechhe"
➡️ "A shower of love rains down endlessly upon the earth."

🔹 "Prem brishtite bhije giye, Bhakti eshechhe"
➡️ "Drenched in this rain of love, devotion has awakened."

🔹 "Aaj amar kichhu nai, Pelam charone thnai"
➡️ "Today, I have nothing, but I have found shelter at the feet of my Lord."

🔹 "Baba Mayer bhalo bhabe, Biye dekhte chai"
➡️ "I wish to witness my divine parents’ wedding with devotion and joy."

🔹 "Mon shat sagor dube, Ekti mukto peyechhe"
➡️ "My mind, like the seven seas, has dived deep and found a precious pearl."

🔹 "Shiv Parvati ke dekhe, Mon mukti peyechhe"
➡️ "Seeing Shiva and Parvati, my soul has found liberation."

🔹 "Soundoryer chabikathi, Onader ke diechhe"
➡️ "The key to beauty and grace has been gifted to them (Shiva and Parvati)."

🔹 "Bhore bhore rooper bahar, Jugal juti peyechhe"
➡️ "They are the ultimate divine couple, radiating beauty and love."

🔹 "Brishti eshechhe, Brishti eshechhe"
➡️ "It has begun to rain, it has begun to rain."

🔹 "Prithibite ojhore, Premer brishti eshechhe"
➡️ "A shower of divine love pours endlessly upon the world."

Overall Meaning

This song is a joyous celebration of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati’s celestial wedding. The arrival of Lord Shiva as the divine groom is marked by the playing of conch shells and traditional chants. The song also expresses deep devotion and spiritual surrender, describing how witnessing this sacred event brings love, peace, and ultimate liberation.


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