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If we directly translate the title "Aaye Din Bahar Ke" then it means "blooming days have come". The word "Bahar" means Bloom. However the meaning of "Bahar" is not only restricted to Bloom, it can also mean evergreen, Prime (e.g. He is the prime of his life). "Aaye Din Bahar Ke" actually means "Spring time has come" or "Happy time has come".  
If we directly translate the title "Aaye Din Bahar Ke" then it means "blooming days have come". The word "Bahar" means Bloom. However the meaning of "Bahar" is not only restricted to Bloom, it can also mean evergreen, Prime (e.g. He is the prime of his life). "Aaye Din Bahar Ke" actually means "Spring time has come" or "Happy time has come".  
Thanks, Ritwikbmca.
Thanks, Ritwikbmca.
== Requesting for deletion of this article ==
No DVD print is available [[User:Ritwikbmca|Ritwikbmca]] 06:15, 12 May 2009 (UTC)

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I know IMDB has no English name for this film

But to the Person who created the page. Any hints as to what the title means in English? Thanks MPM

Blooming days have come

If we directly translate the title "Aaye Din Bahar Ke" then it means "blooming days have come". The word "Bahar" means Bloom. However the meaning of "Bahar" is not only restricted to Bloom, it can also mean evergreen, Prime (e.g. He is the prime of his life). "Aaye Din Bahar Ke" actually means "Spring time has come" or "Happy time has come". Thanks, Ritwikbmca.

Requesting for deletion of this article

No DVD print is available Ritwikbmca 06:15, 12 May 2009 (UTC)