Haldighati Me Samar Ladyo Lyrics of A Song of Valor, History, and Patriotism
“Haldighati me samar ladyo, vo Chetak ro aswar kathai” – this line isn’t just a verse, it’s a war cry echoing from the heart of Rajasthan’s proud history. This folk song, written in the Rajasthani language, pays tribute to the legendary Maharana Pratap, his faithful horse Chetak, and their undying devotion to the motherland.
It doesn’t just recount historical events—it fuels the spirit of patriotism and courage for generations to come.
Haldighati me samar ladyo lyrics in Hindi
हल्दीघाटी रो समर लड्यो, वो चेतक रो असवार कठै
मायड़ थारो पूत कठै, वो एकलिंग को दीवान कठै
वो महाराणा प्रताप कठै |
हल्दीघाटी रो समर लड्यो, वो चेतक रो असवार कठै
मायड़ थारो पूत कठै |
हल्दीघाटी रे टीला सूँ, शिव पारबती देख रहया
मेवाड़ी वीरां री ताकत, अपनी निजरां में तोल रहया
बोल्या शिवजी सुण पारबती, मेवाड़ भोम री बलिहारी
जो आछया करम करे जग में, वो अठै जनम ले नर-नारी
में स्वयं ही एकलिंग रूप धर्यो, सदियाँ सूँ बैठ्यो भलो अठै
मायड़ थारो पूत कठै, वो एकलिंग को दीवान कठै
वो महाराणा प्रताप कठै |
मैं बाँच्यो हूँ इतिहास में, मायड़ थे एह्ड़ा पूत जण्या
थन पान लजायों नी थारो, रणवीरां रा सिरमोर बण्या
सुरग सुखा रो त्याग करे, मगरा माही यो वास करें
हिन्दवां सूरज मेवाड़ रतन, रण बांकुरी हुंकार कठै
मायड़ थारो पूत कठै, वो एकलिंग को दीवान कठै
वो महाराणा प्रताप कठै |
आज देस री सीमा पर, संकट रा बादळ मंडराया
ये पाकिस्तानी घुसपैठ्या, भारत सीमा मैं घुस आया
बैरया सूँ रण मैं पाछे ना, बाने वो सबक सिखा दीज्यो
थे हो प्रताप रा ही वंशज, वाने या बात बता दीज्यो
यो काश्मीर भारत रो है, कुण आँख दिखावै आन अठै
मायड़ थारो पूत कठै, वो एकलिंग को दीवान कठै
वो महाराणा प्रताप कठै |
Haldighati me samar ladyo Lyrics in English / Hinglish
Haldighati ro samar ladyo, vo Chetak ro aswaar kathai
Maayad tharo poot kathai, vo Ekling ko Diwan kathai
Vo Maharana Pratap kathai
Haldighati ro samar ladyo, vo Chetak ro aswaar kathai
Maayad tharo poot kathai
Haldighati re teela soon, Shiv Parvati dekh rahya
Mewadi veeraan ri taakat, apni nijra mein tol rahya
Bolya Shivji sun Parvati, Mewar bhoom ri balihari
Jo aachhya karam kare jag mein, vo athai janam le nar-naari
Main swayam hi Ekling roop dharyo, sadiyon soon baithyo bhalo athai
Maayad tharo poot kathai, vo Ekling ko Diwan kathai
Vo Maharana Pratap kathai
Main baanchyo hoon itihaas mein, Maayad the ehdha poot janya
Than paan laajayo ni tharo, ranveeran ra siramor banya
Surag sukha ro tyaag kare, magra maahi yo vaas kare
Hindwan sooraj Mewar ratan, ran baankuri hunkaar kathai
Maayad tharo poot kathai, vo Ekling ko Diwan kathai
Vo Maharana Pratap kathai
Aaj desh ri seema par, sankat ra baadal mandraya
Ye Pakistani ghuspaithya, Bharat seema mein ghus aaya
Bairya soon ran mein pache na, bane vo sabak sikha dyo
The ho Pratap ra hi vanshaj, vane ya baat bata dyo
Yo Kashmir Bharat ro hai, kun aankh dikhave aan athai
Maayad tharo poot kathai, vo Ekling ko Diwan kathai
Vo Maharana Pratap kathai
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Summary and Analysis
The song begins with a reference to the Battle of Haldighati, one of the most iconic battles in Indian history where Maharana Pratap took on the mighty Mughal empire. His horse, Chetak, symbolizes loyalty and sacrifice—riding through the battlefield even after being gravely wounded.
“Mayad tharo poot kathai, vo Ekling ko Diwan kathai” – this line declares Maharana Pratap not just as a warrior, but as a true son of the soil and a devoted servant of Lord Eklingji (a form of Lord Shiva worshipped in Mewar).
The song paints a powerful image: Lord Shiva and Parvati observing the battlefield from the hills of Haldighati, admiring the bravery of the warriors, and proclaiming that such righteous souls are born only in this sacred land.
Later, the song transitions into the present, addressing modern challenges like infiltration at the India-Pakistan border. It draws a parallel between past and present, calling today’s youth—the descendants of Pratap—to rise and protect the nation with the same fire.
Conclusion
This song is a powerful fusion of history, culture, and national pride. The Battle of Haldighati and the unwavering spirit of Maharana Pratap aren’t just stories—they are ideals to live by.
The “Haldighati me samar ladyo Lyrics” ignite a spark of patriotism, reminding every Indian that we come from a land where even horses like Chetak and warriors like Pratap chose honor over comfort, sacrifice over survival.
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