Tata Play Javed Akhtar

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Sab Dekhai" where he says, people often point out mistakes of others but do not see their own, just like a lamp that provides light everywhere but not below itself.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Nibale Jaani" where he says it is easy to blame others but what's difficult is to take the blame on oneself. He further says one should not put unwanted blame on others.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Ucche Baithe Na" where he says one does not become great by sitting high without virtues, just as a crow does not become an eagle by sitting on the top of the temple.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Ari Chotau" where he says, never consider your enemies weak, less or ordinary because even a small spark can destroy a big stack of hay.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Je Na Hoye" where he says, people who are strong & internally powerful are like flowing water, they can't be still in life & always want to keep flowing or moving.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Ucche Baithe Na" where he says one does not become great by sitting high without virtues, just as a crow does not become an eagle by sitting on the top of the temple.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Ari Chotau" where he says, never consider your enemies weak, less or ordinary because even a small spark can destroy a big stack of hay.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Je Na Hoye" where he says, people who are strong & internally powerful are like flowing water, they can't be still in life & always want to keep flowing or moving.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Ucche Baithe Na" where he says one does not become great by sitting high without virtues, just as a crow does not become an eagle by sitting on the top of the temple.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Ari Chotau" where he says, never consider your enemies weak, less or ordinary because even a small spark can destroy a big stack of hay.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Je Na Hoye" where he says, people who are strong & internally powerful are like flowing water, they can't be still in life & always want to keep flowing or moving.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Ucche Baithe Na" where he says one does not become great by sitting high without virtues, just as a crow does not become an eagle by sitting on the top of the temple.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Ari Chotau" where he says, never consider your enemies weak, less or ordinary because even a small spark can destroy a big stack of hay.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Je Na Hoye" where he says, people who are strong & internally powerful are like flowing water, they can't be still in life & always want to keep flowing or moving.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Ucche Baithe Na" where he says one does not become great by sitting high without virtues, just as a crow does not become an eagle by sitting on the top of the temple.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Ari Chotau" where he says, never consider your enemies weak, less or ordinary because even a small spark can destroy a big stack of hay.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Je Na Hoye" where he says, people who are strong & internally powerful are like flowing water, they can't be still in life & always want to keep flowing or moving.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Ucche Baithe Na" where he says one does not become great by sitting high without virtues, just as a crow does not become an eagle by sitting on the top of the temple.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Ari Chotau" where he says, never consider your enemies weak, less or ordinary because even a small spark can destroy a big stack of hay.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Je Na Hoye" where he says, people who are strong & internally powerful are like flowing water, they can't be still in life & always want to keep flowing or moving.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Ucche Baithe Na" where he says one does not become great by sitting high without virtues, just as a crow does not become an eagle by sitting on the top of the temple.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Ari Chotau" where he says, never consider your enemies weak, less or ordinary because even a small spark can destroy a big stack of hay.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Je Na Hoye" where he says, people who are strong & internally powerful are like flowing water, they can't be still in life & always want to keep flowing or moving.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Ucche Baithe Na" where he says one does not become great by sitting high without virtues, just as a crow does not become an eagle by sitting on the top of the temple.

Javed Akhtar interprets Vrind's doha "Ari Chotau" where he says, never consider your enemies weak, less or ordinary because even a small spark can destroy a big stack of hay.