Easy: Dariyaganj Chords with Strumming Pattern + Tutorial

Love is a priceless feeling, an invaluable emotion but separations are the most heart-breaking and awful thing that one can ever go through. Dariyaganj from the movie Jai Mummy Di talks about this feeling only too well. Sung by the king of sad songs Arijit Singh and the mellifluous Dhvani Bhanushali, this track has been composed by the brilliant Amartya Bobo Rahut and has been penned down by the poetic Siddhant Kaushal. Dariyaganj chords are simple and easy and can be played by the beginners as well. The guitar chords of Dariyaganj are four in number and they are A, D, F#m, E. The melody has been played in the A scale with a moderately paced tempo and a signature 4/4 beat. Dariyaganj guitar chords have a smooth and harmonious progression and follow the strumming pattern of D DU UDU. The song belongs to the feature film soundtrack genre and uses the drums, bass and the guitars euphoniously.

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More About the Song: Dariyaganj very poetically speaks about our emotions that are often left unsaid. The pain and the grief we experience when we have to part from our beloved and those unforgettable memories that haunt us all through the day have been brought out excellently. The lyrics are too metaphorical and conversational. There is a deep sense of pathos in this song and the bittersweet sorrows of parting have been presented melodiously. That is why we find it is so endearing and appealing. The music is doleful and melancholic. It is soft and has some slow and subtle beats with a rich musical cadence. Also this soulful rendition has few crests and troughs in it. However the limelight has been stolen by the singers due to their stellar performance. The smooth and deep vocals of Arijit Singh is pure bliss to the ears. And Dhvani is extremely mellifluent. Her sweet voice is what keeps us hooked onto this melody. A mesmerising soundtrack, it is quite harmonising with the crestfallen and dejected mood. So, if you are facing a break up or a tiff with your lover at this moment and want to make things right, strum the chords on your guitar and make her come rushing back to you.