Paresh Pahuja’s song “Dooron Dooron” begins with the admission of watching someone from a distance. The lyrics by Shiv Tandan and composition by Pahuja introduce a person questioning how to be noticed. The opening establishes a gap between the admirer and the object of their affection.

Dooron Dooron
Paresh Pahuja
Paresh Pahuja’s Dooron Dooron Lyrics Translation
The song’s internal conflict develops through feelings of being worlds apart. One line describes the admirer as a “Mitti Da Banda,” or a man of clay, while viewing the other person as an angelic “Pari.” The meaning of these “Dooron Dooron” lyrics centers on this sense of personal inadequacy.
Dooron Dooron Music Video
The track takes the form of a refrain about watching from afar, interrupted by a quote from Bulleh Shah. This borrowed wisdom questions the value of a love that is too calculated. The quote serves as a direct challenge to the admirer’s overthinking and hesitation.