Harf Cheema writes the lyrics for ‘Limelight,’ while Gaiphy produces the music. Jasmeen Akhtar joins the track with her vocals, adding a dynamic energy. The song is part of the album ‘Bloodline,’ blending Punjabi pride with a powerful narrative.
Harf Cheema’s lyrics describe the unshakable pride of Malwa, where festivals begin wherever he chooses to sit. He mentions a young man’s swagger that remains unmatched, saying, ‘No one has been born yet, who can ever make me fall.’ The songwriter uses vivid details like high-priced mares and cheering crowds to bring the story to life.
Raule Tere Na Ni LaindeYour controversies don’t ever end,
Na Ni Lainde Thamman Dathey just don’t seem to stop.
Asar Pinde Chon Janda Ni VeThe essence of being born in Malwa,
Vich Maalve Jamman Dawon’t ever leave your soul.
Chaddi Madak Na Jandi NiThis pride can’t be cast aside;
Pichhe Rehna Aa Taan Rehi Jaanif things get left behind, let them stay.
Uthe Mela Lag Je NiA festival starts right there,
Jitthe Jach Ke Kera Beh Jawherever I decide to sit with style.
Uthe Mela Lagde NiA massive crowd gathers,
Jitthe Jach Ke Kera Beh Jawherever I decide to sit with style.
Main Aise Tu Mannani NhiYou aren’t going to agree like this,
Fir Vi Sochia Moonh Te Keh Jabut I thought I’d say it to your face.
Haa Kidhar Na Marva De TainuI hope this temper of yours,
Lagde Jihda Gussa Ae Vedoesn’t get you into trouble somewhere.
Do-Do Kaudian Paiyaan HoniyanYou’ve likely faced some rough times,
Chitta Tera Jussa Ae Vebut your presence remains striking.
Beh Ja Beh Ja Ho Jandi AePeople start cheering ‘Sit down, sit down!’
Khar Janda Jatt Jitthe Aa Niwherever this Jatt stands his ground.
Tor Chobar Da Haan Diye NiA young man’s swagger like mine,
Ajj Di Date Ch Kithe Aa Niwhere else can you find it these days?
Haale Takk Koi Jammeya NiNo one has been born yet,
Ni Main Jihde Kolon Dheh Jawho can ever make me fall.
Uthe Mela Lag Je NiA festival starts right there,
Jitthe Jach Ke Kera Beh Jawherever I decide to sit with style.
Uthe Mela Lagde NiA massive crowd gathers,
Jitthe Jach Ke Kera Beh Jawherever I decide to sit with style.
Jitthon Ne Sarkaaraan ChalldiyanYou go and sit right where,
Uthe Ja Ke Behina Aye Vegovernments are actually run from.
Mehinge Mull Di GhodiyanWith your high-priced mares,
Karke Charcha De Vich Rehna Ae Veyou always stay in the headlines.
Jihnu Duniya Teesi KehndiWhere the rest of the world sees a summit,
Uthe Saade Dere Aa Nithat’s exactly where our camps are.
Well Panaayo Chhadd Gaye SaareEveryone gave up their rogue ways,
Hath Jinaan Te Feria Nionce I set them straight.
Tu Unggal Taan KarniYou just have to point a finger,
Main Fir Puche Hi Khai Jaand I’ll be right on the trail.
Uthe Mela Lag Je NiA festival starts right there,
Jitthe Jach Ke Kera Beh Jawherever I decide to sit with style.
Uthe Mela Lagde NiA massive crowd gathers,
Jitthe Jach Ke Kera Beh Jawherever I decide to sit with style.
Ha Vaise Taan Mainu Maan Bada AeHonestly, I’m very proud,
Maan Ve Tere Chehre Teproud of the aura on your face.
Pehlan Naalon Vadh Gayi GintiThe count has increased since before,
Lagde Ne Jo Tere Teof the eyes watching over you.
Farshan Te Si Arshan Te AanWe were on the floor, now we’re in the clouds;
Sabh Maalik De Bhaane Aan Niit’s all by the Almighty’s will.
Ikk Chandigarh Dooja CheemaOne is Chandigarh, the other is Cheema;
Do Hi Bas Tikaaniyan Nithose are my only two home bases.
Aala Daala Dekhe NaHe doesn’t look to his left or right,
Bin Gallon Tutt Ke Pai Jehe just pounces without any reason.
Sacchi Mela Lag JaandaTruthfully, a festival starts,
Jitthe Jach Ke Kera Beh Jewherever he sits down with style.
Sacchi Mela Lag JaandaA massive crowd truly gathers,
Jitthe Jach Ke Kera Beh Jewherever he sits down with style.
‘Limelight’ lyrics offer a bold tribute to resilience and cultural pride. The Punjabi song features Harf Cheema, Jasmeen Akhtar, and Gaiphy, showcasing their collaboration in ‘Bloodline.’