Phool khilte hain...log milte hain magar...patjhad mein jo phool murjhaa jaate hain...woh baharon ke aane se milte nahin...kuch log jo bichad jaate hain woh hazaaron ke aane se milte nahin....umra bhar chahe pukaro karo unka naam...woh phir nahin aate
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Zindagi ek safar hain suhaana
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Zindagi ki woh haseen raatein
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Zindagi kaisi hain paheli haii
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Zindagi ke safar mein
The lyrics are from the song 'Zindagi Ke Safar Mein' from the movie 'Aap Ke Saath' (1986), sung by Kishore Kumar. The philosophical lyrics reflect on the transient nature of life - how flowers bloom in spring but wither in autumn, and how some people who leave us never return, no matter how much we call them.
To answer this question, we need to analyze the given lines and match them with the options provided.
The given lines talk about how flowers bloom and people meet each other in certain seasons, but the flowers that wither in autumn do not bloom again in the arrival of spring. Similarly, some people who have separated do not reunite even with the arrival of thousands of others. The lines also mention that no matter how much you call or remember their names, they do not come back.
Let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:
Option A) Zindagi ek safar hain suhaana - This option does not match the given lines. It talks about life being a beautiful journey.
Option B) Zindagi ki woh haseen raatein - This option does not match the given lines. It talks about those beautiful nights of life.
Option C) Zindagi kaisi hain paheli haii - This option does not match the given lines. It talks about how life is a puzzle.
Option D) Zindagi ke safar mein - This option matches the given lines. It talks about the journey of life.
The correct answer is option D) Zindagi ke safar mein. This option is correct because it matches the theme of the given lines, which discuss the journey of life and how some relationships do not reunite even with the passage of time.