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Guitar Chords/Tabs: Tu Jaane Na, Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani

Guitar Chords and Tabs
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Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani

The unplugged version of this song from the upcoming movie Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani is done by the talented trio of Kailash Kher, Paresh and Naresh. Although the Atif Aslam version is equally good, guitar enthusiasts will enjoy the unplugged version more. It is a beautiful song with deep and long lyrics. Kailash Kher has sung it exceptionally well.

The song is in the key of A major. Some of the chords used here are similar to the song Kahin To, from Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na which was in the scale of A#. You will need to master barre chords to be able to play this song.

Thanx to my old time friend for bringing this song to my attention and to all those who had requested this song.

The strumming pattern is simple but will require some practice. Following are the two strumming patterns:

Strumming Pattern 1 Strumming Pattern 2 
| 1 & 2 & | 3 & 4e&a |
| D - D U | D - D-D- |

| 1 & 2 & | 3e&a4e&a |
| D - D U | DUDUD-DU |

To understand above strumming pattern, check this lesson:
The Art Of Guitar Strumming

INTRO ARPEGGIO

E -----0-------0-------1---------0-----
B ---0-------0-------0----------0------
G ----2-------2-----1-1------1-1-------
D --2-------2------0--------2----------
A -0-------0---------------------------
E -------------------------0-----------
=(A)=====(A)=====(D)======(E)========== <- Chords played in the background

E -----9-7-9-----7/9-7-9-----10-9-10--12-12-7--
B ---------------------------------------------
G -7h9-------9-9---------9-9-------------------
D ---------------------------------------------
A ---------------------------------------------
E ---------------------------------------------
=====(A)=========(A)==========(D)=======(E)==== <- Chords played in the background

[MUKHDA]

(A)Kaise batayein (C#m)kyu tujhko chahe
(Bm)Yaara bata na (E)paayein
(A)Baatein dilo ki (A)dekho zuban ki
(Bm)aankhein tujhe sam(E)jhaye

CHORUS

Tu Jaane (A)Na aaaa(E)
Tu Jaane (A)Na
Tu Jaane (A)Na aaaa(E)
Tu Jaane (A)Na

BRIDGE

Mil ke bhi (A)hum na mi(E)le
Tum (F#m)se na jaane (E)kyu
milo ke (A)hai faas(D)le
tum (D)se na jaane (E)kyu

an(A)jaani hai silsi(E)le
tum (F#m)se na jaane (E)kyu
sap(A)ne hai palko ta(D)le
tum(D)se na jane kyu uu uu(E) Single Strum - END

[MUKHDA]

(A)Kaise batayein (C#m)kyu tujhko chahe
(Bm)Yaara bata na (E)paayein
(A)Baatein dilo ki (A)dekho zuban ki
(Bm)aankhein tujhe sam(E)jhaye

CHORUS

Tu Jaane (A)Na aaaa(E)
Tu Jaane (A)Na
Tu Jaane (A)Na aaaa(E)
Tu Jaane (A)Na

[ANTRA 1]

(A)Nigaho me (A)dekho meri (D)jo hai bas ga(D)yaaa
(A)Wo hai milta (A)tumse huba(D)hu .. Oooo(D)
(A)Jaane teri (A)aankhein thi ya (D)baatein thi wa(D)jah
(A)Hue tum jo (A)dil ki aar(D)zoo.. (D)
Tum paas (A)hoke bhi (A) tum aas (D)hoke bhi (D)

Ehsaas (A)hoke bhi (A)apne na(D)hi
Aise ho (A) hum ko gi(E)le
Tum (F#m)se na jaane (E)kyu
milo ke (A)hai faas(D)le
tum (D)se na jaane kyu (E)uu uu

CHORUS

Tu Jaane (A)Na aaaa(E)
Tu Jaane (A)Na
Tu Jaane (A)Na aaaa(E)
Tu Jaane (A)Na

[ANTRA 2]

(A)Khayalon me (A)laakhon baatien (D)yu to keh ga(D)ya
(A)Bola kuch na (A)tere saam(D)ne... Oooo(D)
(A)Hue na be(A)gaane bhi tum (D)hoke aur (D)ke
(A)Dekho tum na (A)mere hi (D)bane ... (D)
Afsos (A)hota hai (A)dil bhi ye (D)rota hai (D)

sapne (A) sanjota hai (D)badla hua
soche ye (A) hum the mi(E)le
un (F#m)se na jaane (E)kyu
milo ke (A)hai faas(D)le
tum (D)se na jaane kyu u (E)uuu (STOP STRUMMING)

MUKHDA

(A)Kaise batayein (C#m)kyu tujhko chahe
(Bm)Yaara bata na (E)paayein
(A)Baatein dilo ki (A)dekho zuban ki
(Bm)aankhein tujhe sam(E)jhaye

CHORUS

Tu Jaane (A)Na aaaa(E)
Tu Jaane (A)Na
Tu Jaane (A)Na aaaa(E)
Tu Jaane (A)Na

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32 Comments so far what's your take?

  1. Vidit Bansal Says October 28, 2009 2:40 am

    Please please please post a video on the strumming pattern … I’m too new to get it going… But i really want to play this amazing song..

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  2. Abhinav Says October 28th, 2009 8:51 am

    I will try my best to upload a video of this song ASAP.

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  3. Vidit Bansal Says October 28th, 2009 6:36 pm

    Thanks a lot sirjee… you rock..

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  4. DESEL TENZIN Says December 7th, 2009 1:12 am

    HI DUDE
    I AM BIG FAN OF URS. THANKS FOR THE ALL THOSE CHORDS AND UR OWN VIEWS ON PARTICULAR SONGS..
    CHILL OUT….

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  • Pritam Says October 28, 2009 2:44 pm

    hey dude can u upload the guitar tab of

    ” TERA HONE LAGA HOON ” – by atif aslam

    from the ajab prem ki jazab kahani..

    the song is awesome so i hope u will upload the songs of this song..

    PLZ PLZ PLZ add tabs of this songs !!!

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  • Abhinav Says October 31st, 2009 9:56 am

    That song is next in the list!

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  • saikumar Says January 17th, 2010 11:07 pm

    abhi i didnt find ‘tere hone laga hoon’ song chords in nxt list as u mentioned..to other brother

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  • Tejas Says October 31, 2009 12:07 pm 

    Strumming Pattern 1
| 1 & 2 & | 3 & 4e&a |
| D - D U | D - D-D- |

Strumming Pattern 2
| 1 & 2 & | 3e&a4e&a |
| D - D U | DUDUD-DU |

    can somebody explain strumming in words of this as iam a beginner i do not understand

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  • Sudipto Says November 12th, 2009 5:12 pm

    | : denotes a beginning and end of a bar
    1,2,3,4 : denotes Quarter notes of a bar
    & : Eighth notes of the bar
    e,a : 16th notes of the bar

    just try tapping your foot to the song. Each tap will MOST PROBABLY represent a quarter note. Although this is no hard n fast rule. Try strumming down with each tap n then when u get a hang of it try entire strumming. To understand the Pattern well and to learn to read more complex strumming pattern i suggest u learn to play basic 4×4 drumming..

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  • Vinod Says November 4, 2009 3:20 pm

    Thanks dear !!!
    another great song from kailash Kher.

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  • soumya Says November 5, 2009 6:43 pm

    can u just upload the tabs of barso yaaron and khwab jo from london dreams….

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  • Pulkit Says November 5, 2009 9:58 pm

    Buddy!

    Tussi great ho :)

    Too kool man! Keep it up!

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  • chitesh Says November 6, 2009 8:52 pm

    yaar kya mast kam kiya hai!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! jame raho TU JAANE NA

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  • Sunny Says November 7, 2009 4:51 pm

    I got the chords from here only…but I found B major more appropriate wherever B minor is introduced here! Author plz focus on it!
    By the way, thanx a lot!

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  • Abhinav Says November 13th, 2009 12:19 pm

    Thanx for suggesting. I tried Bmaj but Bmin sounds more appropriate. Bmaj is anyway out of scale.

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  • bitsmart Says November 8, 2009 12:08 pm

    its really great what u are doind for begginers like me…….plz explain the strumming pattern.keep it going man……..

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  • sid Says November 17th, 2009 12:30 am

    its pretty easy u see its like a fast progression with a slap
    its down up down slap up down

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  • vijay rai Says November 9, 2009 11:28 am

    hey dude good chords…actually can u post all the tabs for the part that is played during “Tu jane na” part…also the guitar solo played in the middle of song…any way great chords,enjoyed a lot playing it.

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  • Sunny Says November 11, 2009 11:54 am

    No replies? Author seems busy… but Abhinav, please re-check this song and reply to me as soon as possible.
    I’m trying to be perfect in this song on my own, with a single acoustic guitar…

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  • Dhruv lal Says November 11, 2009 4:08 pm

    gud bro…keep it up..

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  • shahid Says November 13, 2009 4:10 pm

    yaar i cant understand the beats used in playing songs..

    Is there any way 2 learn most of guitar beats.

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  • shahid Says November 13, 2009 4:11 pm

    yaar i cant understand the beats used in playing songs..

    Is there any way 2 learn most of guitar beats.

    i mean 2 say i cant understad strumming patterns of sum songs.

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  • Abhinav Says November 14th, 2009 10:00 pm

    Check this lesson for understanding beats and strumming patterns: http://www.abhinavsonkar.com/2008/10/03/the-art-of-guitar-strumming/

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  • Aansh Says November 13, 2009 11:09 pm

    dud i m waiting for the tutorial video of this song……plz post asap…,m beginner….

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  • Chaitanya Says November 14, 2009 5:46 pm

    Hey abhinav m aware dat u have been doin a wonderfulful job for guitarists who want to play hindi songs,hats off to u yaar……..But I found some kinda fault in this song………as in I’d like to recommend the song in Gmajor scale whereas the above is in Amajor…….then the chords will be as following Gmajor,Dmajor,Cmajor and Dmajor for the chorus and the antara as well……Just have a thought abt my suggestion n apply it over this page as soon as possible if u agree with me……Thanks a lot….

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  • Abhinav Says November 14th, 2009 9:32 pm

    This song is the Kailash Kher version which is in A scale. Just play the A chord the moment Kailash Kher starts singing and you will realize it. You can play in Gmaj scale if you find a singer whose voice matches it.

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  • Guitar Chords/Tabs: Tu Jaane Na, Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani « Jitendra Weblog Says November 15, 2009 7:01 am

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  • arghya Says November 17, 2009 11:47 am

    i was very busy for last 3 months.but now i am back .Abhinav thanks yaar for adding my video on your blog.am really happy……….

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  • Fateh Chanchalani Says November 24, 2009 6:16 pm

    Hi Abhinav

    I have regularly following your site and comments which keeps getting posted.
    Though I have taken guitar classes, I find your site very useful to help me with my homework :) .

    Just one thing, I have seen your guitar tutorials at
    http://www.abhinavsonkar.com/2009/06/07/starting-to-learn-guitar-chords-practice-basic-open-chords-first/

    but the chords like C#m, C#maj, B7, etc are missing, can you please add them and provide me the link.. this will really help beginners like us… I can find them on net but the way you have explained and shown is much much simpler.

    Please help.
    Thanks in advance !!

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  • prowess Says November 25, 2009 10:02 pm

    dude plz post chords for tera hone laga hoon
    and thnx for tu jane na

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  • kapil bhati Says November 29, 2009 2:24 pm

    hi abhinav u hv nt mention here wen v hv to change strumming 1 and 2
    plz mention……..
    thanx

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  • Aditya Says January 5, 2010 1:19 pm

    Could you put up the leads in staff notation…….. you have quite a cool blog ……and thanks for all the stuff, its hell useful!

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