The song Bol Na Pavaan, featuring Aden and Harman Brar, was released on 15 May 2025. Sung and composed by Aden with lyrics by Raja, this emotional track captures the silent yearning of a girl who deeply loves someone but finds herself unable to express her feelings. With soulful music and heartfelt storytelling, Bol Na Pavaan beautifully portrays the quiet pain and longing of unspoken love.
Song Information
| Song | Bol Na Pavaan |
|---|---|
| Featuring | Aden, Harman Brar |
| Music | Aden |
| Lyrics | Raja |
| Singer | Aden |
| Song Release | 15 May 2025 |
| Category | Punjabi Songs |
Bol Na Pavaan Lyrics – Aden
Ni Baitha Maahi Samne Haan Samne
Kujh Bol Naa Pavaan Mai
Ni Dil Uttey Marrda Haan Marrda
Dass Kinjh Samjhanva Mai
Haan Baitha Maahi Samne Haan Samne
Oh Je Vekhe Kar Lanvaan
Ankhaan Niviyaan
Chori Chori Ohnu Vekhna Mai Chohni Aa
Haan Oh Je Vekhe Kar Lanvaan
Ankhaan Niviyaan
Chori Chori Ohnu Vekhna Mai Chohni Aa
Dil Thoda Thoda Darda Haan Darda
Ohde Kol Naa Janvaan Mai
Ni Baitha Maahi Samne Haan Samne
Kujh Bol Naa Pavaan Mai
Haan Navi Navi Koi Shuruwat Ho Gayi
Chann Tonh Vi Sohni Ajj Raat Ho Gayi
Kinvein Dassan Kinvein Dassan
Ohnu Bol Ke
Pehli Mulaqaat Vich Maar Ho Gayi
Ni Jadonh Oho Hasada Einna Jachda
Ohdi Khair Manavaan Mai
Ni Baitha Maahi Samne Haan Samne
Kujh Bol Naa Pavaan Mai
Ni Baitha Maahi Samne Haan Samne
Chupp-chaap Mere Samvein Aa Bay Gaya
Ankhaan Naal Mainu Sab Kujh Keh Gaya
Darda Naa Tu Tere Naal Mai Sohniye
Mainu Lagge Haaye Apni Oh Keh Geya
Naa Si Hath Mera Chhadd-da
Shukar Ae Rabb Da
Haaye Masa Chhudaya Mai
Ni Baitha Maahi Samne Haan Samne
Kujh Bol Naa Pavaan Mai
Ni Baitha Maahi Samne Haan Samne
Bol Na Pavaan Video Song
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FAQs:
What is the title of the song?
The title of the song is Bol Na Pavaan.
Who are featured in the music video?
The video features Aden and Harman Brar.
Who is the singer of the song?
The song is sung by Aden.
Who composed the music?
The music is composed by Aden.
Who wrote the lyrics?
The lyrics are written by Raja.
When was the song released?
The song was released on 15 May 2025.