Satranga (Animal) - Songs and Lyrics by Arijit Singh

Ishq, judaai aur gehre Ehsaasaton se saaja Satranga ek aisa geet hai jo seedha dil ko chhota hai. Isme base sur aur dard bhari shayari zindagi ke har mod aur Rishton ki Dayitwon ko khoobsurti se darshati hai. Ek sangeetmay safar, jo aapki rooh ko sukoon dega.

Songs credits and Information

"Satranga" is a deeply soulful track from the 2023 film Animal, beautifully rendered by Arijit Singh in his poignant voice. The music has been composed by Shreyas Puranik, while the evocative lyrics were penned by Siddharth-Garima.

The film's director, Sandeep Reddy Vanga, has filmed this song featuring Ranbir Kapoor and Rashmika Mandanna against the backdrop of Karwa Chauth. The song portrays the essence of relationships and the ever-changing seven colors—or Satranga —of love. It was released under the T-Series label.

Satranga Songs

Satranga Lyrics

Aadha Tera Ishq

Aadha Mera

Aise Ho Pura Chandrama

Ho Taara Tera Ikk

Taara Mera

Baki Andhera Aasman

Na Tere Sang Laage

Bandhe Jo Pipal Pe Dhaage

Ye Surme Ke Dhaare

Behte Hai Nazre Bacha Ke

Badrang Mein Satranga Hai

Ye Ishq Re

Jogi Main Aur Ganga

Hai Ye Ishq Re

Badrang Mein Satranga Hai

Ye Ishq Re

Jogi Main Aur Ganga

Hai Ye Ishq Re

FAQ

Is there a deeper message in Satranga?
Satranga is about the reality of love. It shows that no relationship is perfect and people make mistakes. The "seven colors" represent different moods and struggles. The main message is that even when things get messy, honesty and staying together are what truly matter in the end.

What is the meaning of "Satranga"?
Simply put, it reflects the many different facets of a relationship. Just as a rainbow consists of various colors, love, too, has its distinct aspects—happiness, sadness, mistakes, and forgiveness. This implies that a true relationship is forged from a blend of all these diverse emotions.

Is there a deeper message in Satranga?

"Satranga" means "possessing seven colors." Its profound message is that love is not always uniform. It teaches us that relationships encompass mistakes, anger, and forgiveness. True love is that which embraces every "color"—or every challenge—and endures through it all.