Masth Malaika (Kannada) Lyrics Meaning — Mark | Nakash Aziz | Sanvi Sudeep
Nakash Aziz and Sanvi Sudeep energize ‘Masth Malaika’ from the album ‘Mark,’ starring Kichcha Sudeepa and Nishvika. Anoop Bhandari’s Kannada lyrics and Ajaneesh B Loknath’s composition create a playful debate about irresistible charm.
Released: December 15, 2025
Masth Malaika (Kannada)
Nakash Aziz | Sanvi Sudeep • From “Mark”
Lyricist
Anoop Bhandari
Composer
Ajaneesh B Loknath
Masth Malaika (Kannada) Lyrics Meaning Nakash Aziz | Sanvi Sudeep | Mark
The song compares the protagonist’s gaze to a force that turns cities into ‘dust kites.’ A Beyoncé reference merges with Kannada wordplay to mock resistance against such allure. The phrase ‘Aagona Naavu Raaji’ urges listeners to embrace the chaos instead of fleeing.
Lai Laika Malaika Sassy SingaariSparkling ‘Malaika’, a sassy charmer.
Lai Laika MalaikaSparkling ‘Malaika’.
Lai Laika Malaika Winking VayyariSparkling ‘Malaika’, a winking charmer.
Lai Laika MalaikaSparkling ‘Malaika’.
Naa Kanninda Bittare BaanaIf I simply cast my gaze at the sky,
Oorigoore DhoolipataEntire cities become like kites of dust.
Yaara Kaigo Sikkade HaaroFlying high, never caught by anyone’s hand,
‘Masth Malaika’ lyrics translation explains how magnetic confidence invites collective celebration. The album ‘Mark’ merges Western pop motifs with regional storytelling through this track.