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  • can anyone translate it pleas 

  • God bless you, my brothers in India

  • HUM HONGE KAMYAB EK DIN.....

  • Whenever I feel low. I listen this song and it fill me with new energy :-)

  • It's Khan.. from the epiglottis.

  • How can somebody hate this song??

  • ITs a scout & Guide song- i am Ex sergent of scout leader of Salipur high school, salipur

  • We shall overcome

  • The melody is inspired from ''We shall overcome'' american gay right song.

  • Great song and it shows the power of bring everyone together knowing that we are the end of the day are just human beings with brain to think, heart to love and hands to hug each other. Wish the entire world peace and love..

  • hum honge kamyab.....ek dinnnn........

  • Hum Honge Kamyaab-Sang For World Peace

  • proud to be indian

  • proud to be indian

  • iam pakistan but i realy like this

  • Long live the whole world, long live Christians, Jews, Muslims, Buddist, Long live all Aithists and Humanist Long live everyone who has the intention to do good !

  • Long live India and Pakistan....

  • What to play this song on the keyboard? Notes and chords can be found at KeyLessOnline. com

  • Pakistan and India are brothers and sisters

  • nice song

  • VANDE MATARAM!

    This song evokes the spirit of the Charu Majundar brigade in my heart for some reason.

  • KIS CHEEZ MAIN KAMYA PAKISTAN PAR QABZA KARNAY MAIN

  • very nice song

  • a grate song........JAI HIND

  • Pakistan Zindabad .. Jai Hind

  • see ppl ... theres one motherf.... who doesnt like this...

  • Truly aspired by nations !

    So innovative and full of devotionalism ! ............ May Peace among nations spread like flame of light and fire !

  • Awesome song .... we used to sing this song in school and tll today after almost 2 decades i still remember the words .. wonderful motivating song !!

  • have grown up lisening and singing this song, it was specially sung during scouting and guide camps, trekking and mountaineering camp fires, this song is related to everyone, song of indian spirit...

  • very nice song

  • very nice song. tuch my mind . aise geet agar filmi duniya wale filmo me aid kare to vashtav me sabhi par iska asar jaroor padega.govind prasad lko

  • I would like to have hindi phonetic lyrics? anyone can help me?

  • @jontor1st Honge Kaamyaab ( We'll become Workaholics... (3 times) Ek din(one day)

    Oho man mein hai wishwas ( My mind really believes it) pura hai wishwas( i totally believe in it)

    Hum honge kaamyaab ek din.

    Hum chalenge saath saath daal hath o mein hath ( we'l walk together, hand in hand one day)

    Oho mann mein...

    Nahi dar kisi ka aaj ( We need to fear none one day) ..

    oho mann mein.

    hogi shanthi charo oor ( Peace will prevail in all 4 corners of the world one day)

    Sing along mate.! :)

  • such are the songs really helpful for a depressed mind

  • "World peace will never be stable until enough of us find inner peace to stabilize it "

    This is exactly what The Art of Living Foundation envisions and it is empowering so many young people who are happily changing the world for the better :)

  • I'm a pakistani, still love this song.

  • @hotflames000 Come brother , Stand, Cheers! We Indians and Pakistanis have walked the same sacred land. We are all Brothers indeed..

  • no....it isn't.............but a best song.

  • is this a national antham?

  • I love this song!!! Truly inspiring!!!

  • one of the BEST Song!

  • one of the best motivational song......

  • stop wasting your time that day will never come because damage is already done, l corruption is legal in our country and keep your file for immigration

    quiker you do better you get.

    anyway this song sounds like we shall overcome

  • @zeusinme Edison tried for the Light bulb 10,000 times , 9999 times in Vain. 10000th time was his time. Just like that, we will overcome our problems. We will be together one day.

  • @charlieking100

    HAHAHAHAHA

    Joke of the century

  • This is for my dost VIshal!!!!

  • This is for my dost Vishal!!!!!!

  • sach mai hum honge kamayab aik din wo din jarur ayenga jab bharat ki kamayabi ko puri duniya manegaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

  • sing for indenpendace show tomorrow

    for school hope i get 1st place

    :) wish me luck

  • a nice patritic song

    

  • Crazy in Alabama, hollywood movie has his song in instrumentation n not words in hindi but arhymed into words,....... we shall suceeed one day wtch out guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @ravirajsingh76

    original song is we shall overcome

  • Here is the source of the quotation written on this video- The well-being of mankind, its peace and security are unattainable unless and until its unity is firmly established. So powerful is the light of unity, that it can illuminate the whole earth". Baháulláh

  • We shall overcome

  • truly gr8 song plz dont fight and mind ur language denkyman

  • @hasnainclub somethings are best left unsaid - Dark Knight

  • @dr1094 what do u mean by that... This is a free country, and so is India. I have d freedom my ancestors fought for....

  • @hasnainclub i was referring to ur earlier comment where you said: "mostly all indian songs and movies are copied" .... well most people already know that so there's no need to say it, because you may offend some Indians, and then there will be small fights, and then big fights, and then possible wars. so we should try to be more peaceful ;-)

  • @dr1094 excuse me! You are telling me to be peaceful when i am not causing fights but expressing myself and truth verbally? Seriously are u kidding me?

  • Get ur facts straight

  • The first verison was called "I'll Overcome Someday" first appears in print in the published lyrics to a 1901 hymn or gospel music composition by Charles Albert Tindley of Philadelphia. Tindley was an African Methodist Episcopal Church minister

  • does it really matter?? lol so calm down

    quit fighting over a song

  • no not really it doesnt matter it this ignorant people who told me to get my facts right. so i am stating the facts. These people need to get thier facts right and they are telling me that i am wrong. so i was just proving my point in order to shut thier ignorant ass. thats all

  • Better word than "copied" is that it's translated in hindi. The lyrics are pretty much the same in both languages.

  • this is copied of a song called we shall over come

  • @drinkyman2007 i better call the news channels and break this news to them then...

    seriously dude...

  • no not really dude indian music industry has been riping of other countrys music for a long time. This news would not make it to the front page infact no one will even like to hear about it since its been happing since 1947. but you could try though maybe they might talk about it on the afternoon news. Its not your fault the Truth hurts. maybe you should research your national athem i wont be suprise if that is a rip off too

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  • @drinkyman2007 We shall overcome is a very famous motivational song esp against war and the writer had taken permission to recreate a so called Hindi version ....We shall overcome has versions in many languages....Just because some of Indian songs are copied by few artists u cannot paint every1 with the same color..

  • @drinkyman2007

    its not copied ..its a real indian version must be copied from here to we shall ver come this song was first sung in 1918 in india ..and later in 1980 as we shall over come

  • @lastdropofpoison The first verison was called "I'll Overcome Someday" first appears in print in the published lyrics to a 1901 hymn or gospel music composition by Charles Albert Tindley of Philadelphia. Tindley was an African Methodist Episcopal Church minister

  • Hum Honge Damyab was made WAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY­YYYYYYYYYYYYYYY befor we shall overcome! Get your facts right!

  • @twihardfan1teamed "We Shall Overcome" is a protest song that became a key anthem of the US civil rights movement. The lyrics of the song are derived from the refrain of a gospel song by Charles Albert Tindley. The song was published in 1947 as "We Will Overcome" in the People's Songs Bulletin (a publication of People's Songs, an organization of which Pete Seeger was the director and guiding spirit)

  • @twihardfan1teamed

    In India, renowned poet Girija Kumar Mathur composed its literal translation in Hindi "Hum Honge Kaamyab / Ek Din" which became a popular patriotic/spiritual song during the 1980s, particularly in schools. In Bengali-speaking India and in Bangladesh there are two versions, both popular among school-children and political activists. "Amra Karbo Joy" (a literal translation) was translated by the Bengali folk singer Hemanga

  • @twihardfan1teamed fuck you get your fucken facts right

  • sapno me jeene se kya hoga// agar sath sath chal sakte to pakistan kyon banta?? agar sath sath chale to pakistan ka kya wajood rah jayega??

  • poora hai vishwas........hum honge kamyab 1 din.......

  • Hum Honge Kamyab

  • I love it since school days we sang.

    Really encouraging .

  • This earth belongs to us not to me...!

  • isnt this a copy of the We shall overcome song of the African americans?

    I love it anyways!!!

    Jai Hind!

  • yes it is! They came up with it first, but the message was a Universal cry for equality and peace!

    Jai Hind forever!

  • its not copy its trancelated by famous writer girja kumar mathur

  • yes there is some song that can be consider as truly Indian songs

    try raj kapoor film's songs PHIR SUBHAAH HOGI

  • yes!

  • i can under stand this song

  • very nice song.......

  • Awesome song.. must be made one of the national songs...

  • @charlieking100 How can you make this a national song of India? This is only a hindi version of Martin Luther King's "We shall overcome". Just doesn't make sense.

  • @djstud1987 Does not matter because Martin Luther King himself was inspired by Mahatma Gandhi , Father of India, whose nonviolent movement was borrowed by King. Therefore, even if its a Hindi version , it inspires patriotism and enthusiasm in us Indians. So It still makes sense.

  • @charlieking100 I agree with you sir regarding King being a follower of Gandhiji. But this song was an anthem for the American civil rights movement. So we just can't use it as our national song because it was already a part of the most significant event in some other country's history. It's like plagiarising something.

  • We r the best

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