hamen hai shauq ki be-parda tum ko dekhenge tumhen hai sharm to ankhon pe haath dhar lena
the couplet is flirtatious and teasing: the lover insists on the joy of seeing the beloved unveiled, turning modesty into a playful excuse rather than a barrier. by suggesting the beloved cover her eyes, he implies the "shame" lies in the act of looking, not in being seen. the emotional core is bold desire wrapped in wit, where intimacy is negotiated through banter.