Akash Tripathi writes and sings ‘Kisse Kahein’, a heartfelt song about love and loss. Ramil Ganjoo joins him to shape the music, creating a warm and reflective tune. The lyrics tell a story of deep connection and quiet sorrow.
Released: November 28, 2025
Kisse Kahein
Akash Tripathi | Ramil Ganjoo
Kisse Kahein Lyrics Translation – Akash Tripathi | Ramil Ganjoo
Akash Tripathi describes a love that once gave strength but has now faded. He mentions roses with no color left, showing how joy can vanish like a scent carried away by wind. The line ‘how can I say I haven’t wept?’ reveals quiet pain behind a calm face.
Saaye mein tere hi hum the jiyeI spent my whole life living in your shadow,
Jism se pare parchhaiyan kaise raheinhow can shadows ever exist apart from the body?
Tujhse hi toh kehte the sabYou’re the one I used to tell everything to,
Teri kami tu jo nahi Kisse kaheinnow that you’re gone, who’s left for me to talk to?
Tum aayi theharne humaare liyeYou came into my life just to stay a while,
Ghamon mein khushi ke sahaare liyebringing glimpses of joy to help me through the sorrow.
Humko zaraa se bhi shikwe nahiI don’t have even the slightest grievance,
Kaise keh dein bataa piyaa hum roye nahibut tell me love, how can I claim I haven’t cried?
Na ik rang bhi gulon mein kahinThere isn’t a single shade of color left in the roses,
Hawaale hawa khushboo ke gham kiske karewho can I trust with the grief of a fragrance lost to the wind?
Safar ke shajar safar mein nahiThe sheltering trees of this journey have vanished from the path,
Musaafir thake angdaaiyaan kaise bharehow can weary travelers find the strength to even move?
Tum aayi theharne humaare liyeYou arrived to find a home within me,
Ghamon mein khushi ke sahaare liyecarrying the support of happiness through my pain.
Humko zaraa se bhi shikwe nahiI’ve got no complaints at all,
Kaise keh dein bataa piyaa hum roye nahibut tell me darling, how can I say I haven’t wept?
Kisse Kahein Music Video
The lyrics of ‘Kisse Kahein’ explore the silence after a loved one leaves. This Hindi song by Akash Tripathi offers a touching reflection on memory and loneliness.