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Mujh Se Pehli Si Mohabbat [ Singer : Rajni Pallavi ]
Poet: Faiz Ahmad Faiz Do Not Ask ... Do not ask me For that past love When I thought You alone illumined This entire world And because of you The sorrows of life Did not matter. I thought Your beauty game permanence To the colors of spring And your eyes were The only stars In the universe. I thought If I could only make you mine Destiny would, forever, be In my hands. Now I know There are afflictions Which have nothing to do with desire Raptures Which have nothing to do with love. On the dark loom of centuries Woven into Silk, damask, and goldcloth Is the oppressive enigma Of our lives. Everywhere-- In the valleys and bazaars-- Human flesh is being sold-- Throbbing between layers of dust-- Bathed in blood. The furnace of poverty and disease Disgorges body after body-- Your beauty is still A river of gems But now I know There are afflictions Which have nothing to do with desire Raptures Which have nothing to do with love. My love, do not ask me ...

Mujh Se Pehli Si Mohabbat

رہزن ہے میرا رہبر، منصف ہے میرا قاتل.
سہہ لوں تو قیامت ہے، کہہ دوں تو بغاوت.

This collection of maithili songs is for those who craved for listening to the traditional maithili geets sung in every function while growing into a mithila household. With times changing, the maithils have moved to all corners of the world, but still the connect with maithili values and tradition is not lost, and they ardently pursue to promote the sanskriti amongst their family and friends across continents. 

Rajni Pallavi's mission is to take the beauty and serenity of maithili songs to all those who long to hear them and also to those who still feel the connect with the soil of mithila. Through this collection, Rajni would like to appeal to all Maithils to support her in this unique initiative of keeping our heritage not only alive, but also making it strong for a glorious mithila that we aspire to achieve. Hope this collection gives you the fragrance of mithila you have been longing for all these years. 

Jai Maithili, Jai Mithila