Nihira Joshi and Abhay Nayampally bring a soulful depth to ‘Mora Saawan Sookh Gaya’. Manoj Yadav writes the lyrics, while Abhay Nayampally composes the music. The song carries a quiet sorrow, shaped by voice and melody.
Released: February 24, 2026
Mora Saawan Sookh Gaya
Abhay Nayampally | Nihira Joshi
Mora Saawan Sookh Gaya Lyrics English Translation by Abhay Nayampally | Nihira Joshi
Manoj Yadav notes how love turns to stone, describing a cloud that no longer rains. He mentions kohl in the eyes feeling like sharp pebbles, a physical ache for emotional loss. The lyrics follow a path from joy to emptiness, using seasons to mark the fall.
Moh Ka Dora Toot GayaThe thread of attachment has snapped,
Saath Sajan Ka Chhoot Gayaand I’ve lost the companionship of my beloved.
Mora Saawan Mora SaawanMy monsoon season, my monsoon,
Mora Saawan Saawan Sookh Gayamy season of rain has completely dried up.
Saath Sajan Ka Chhoot GayaI’ve lost the companionship of my beloved,
Chhoot Gayait’s gone forever.
Preet Ka Badra Patthar Ho GayaThe nurturing cloud of love has turned to stone,
Nain Ka Kajra Kankar Ho Gayaand the kohl in my eyes feels like piercing pebbles.
Haal Hua MoraMy condition has become,
Haal Hua Mora Patjhad Patjhadmy life has turned into a barren autumn.
Jab Se Saga Mera Manzar Ho GayaEver since this desolate scene became my reality,
Jise Sahi Jaa Wahi Prem HaiI’ve learned that true love is simply what one endures.
Ek Chhan Mein Sab Kuch Loot GayaIn a single moment, everything was stolen away,
Loot Gayait was all stolen.
Aa MoraAh, my…
Mora Saawan SaawanMy monsoon season,
Mora Saawan Mora Saawanmy monsoon, my season of rain,
Mora Saawan Saawan Sookh Gayamy monsoon has completely dried up.
Yeh Saawan Saawan Sookh GayaThis very monsoon has run dry.
Mora Sookh Gaya Re Mora SaawanMine has dried up, oh my monsoon,
Mora Saawan Mora Saawan Sookh Gayamy season of rain has completely dried up.
Aa Saath Sajan Ka Chhoot GayaAh, I’ve lost the companionship of my beloved,
Chhoot Gayait’s gone forever.
Mora Saawan Sookh Gaya Music Video
The lyrics of ‘Mora Saawan Sookh Gaya’ describe a love that dries up like a lost monsoon. This Hindi song by Nihira Joshi captures heartbreak with stillness and grace.