Gore Gore Yeh Chore

The song 'Gore Gore Yeh Chore' from the artist Hum Tum is a playful and satirical take on youthful romantics who are more interested in the idea of love and flirtation than in the serious commitments of life, such as marriage. The repetitive chorus 'Gore gore yeh chore' (These fair boys) emphasizes the carefree and somewhat irresponsible nature of these young men who are more focused on the thrill of romance than on the responsibilities that come with it.

The lyrics describe these young men as constantly shouting about love ('Yeh ishq ishq chilaatein hai') and wandering the streets at night ('Yeh gali gali mand raatein hai'). They are depicted as being more interested in looking at pictures of girls and dreaming about love rather than taking any serious steps towards a committed relationship. The song humorously points out that these boys avoid the topic of marriage and prefer to live a carefree life without any responsibilities ('Bin shaadi sang rehne ki yeh badi waqalat karte hai').

As the song progresses, it also touches on the consequences of such a lifestyle. The lyrics suggest that when these young men grow old, they will find themselves lonely and regretful ('Jab yeh budhe ho jayenge, kaans kaans ke reh jayenge'). The playful tone of the song, combined with its catchy melody, makes it a light-hearted critique of the youthful tendency to prioritize fleeting pleasures over long-term commitments. The song serves as a reminder that while the excitement of youth is enjoyable, it is also important to consider the future and the responsibilities that come with it.