Iktara Chords

Learn to play “Iktara” by Kavita Seth on guitar — played in the key of G, using G, D, C and Am. It's an easy, beginner-friendly arrangement using common open chords. Use the interactive player to transpose to your vocal range, add a capo, and autoscroll hands-free while you strum.

Chords:GDCAm

Chords for Iktara

Key: GBPM: 90Difficulty: EasyBollywood

KeyG

Capo

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Metronome90

Text

GO re manwa, Dtu to bawCra hai.

GTu hi jaane Dtu kya sochCta hai,

D baware,

Kyun diGkhaye sapne Ctu sotay jaDagGte

GJo barsein, sapne Cboond boond,

DNainon ko Gmoond moond;

DNainon ko Gmoond moond.

GJo barsein, sapne Cboond boond,

DNainon ko Gmoond moond,

DKaise main chaloCon,

Dekh na saDkoon,

Anjaane Graaste ?

GGoonja sa hai koi iktara iktara,

GGoonja sa hai koi iktara?

AmGoonja sa hai koi iktara iktara,

DGoonja sa hai koi Giktara?

GDheeme bole koi iktara?

GDheeme bole koi iktara iktara,

AmGoonja sa hai koi iktara iktara,

DGoonja sa hai koi Giktara?

GSun rahi hoon Csudhbudh kho ke,

GKoi main kahani;

CPuri kahani hai kya, Dkisi hai paGta

GMain to kiCsiki ho ke, Gyeh bhi na jaani,

CRuth hai yeh do pal ki, Dya rahegi Gsada

CKise hai pata?

Gkise hai pata?

GJo barsein, sapne Cboond boond,

DNainon ko Gmoond moond;

DNainon ko Gmoond moond.

GJo barsein, sapne Cboond boond,

DNainon ko Gmoond moond,

DKaise main chaloCon,

Dekh na saDkoon,

Anjaane Graaste

GGoonja sa hai koi iktara iktara,

GGoonja sa hai koi iktara?

AmGoonja sa hai koi iktara iktara,

DGoonja sa hai koi Giktara?

GDheeme bole koi iktara?

GDheeme bole koi iktara iktara,

AmGoonja sa hai koi iktara iktara,

DGoonja sa hai koi Giktara

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About Iktara

“Iktara” by Kavita Seth is a well-known bollywood song that sits comfortably on acoustic guitar. This arrangement uses 4 chords — G, D, C and Am — with the progression centred on G, D and C. Because it sticks to common open shapes, it's a great choice for beginners and campfire sing-alongs. The lyrics are in Hindi (romanised), so it's easy to sing along even while you're still learning the words. Hover or tap any chord above to see its fingering, change the key with the transpose buttons, or set a capo to match the original recording.