Agar Tum Saath Ho Guitar Chords are a perfect pick for guitarists looking to play one of the most soulful love songs from Bollywood. Featured in the movie Tamasha and sung by Arijit Singh and Alka Yagnik, this emotional melody is beautifully composed by A.R. Rahman and penned by Irshad Kamil.
In this post, you’ll find the complete lyrics with chords, the exact strumming pattern, and tips to master this tune with ease. Whether you’re a beginner or an intermediate guitarist, this song is a great addition to your Bollywood acoustic playlist.
🎸 Guitar Details
Capo Position: 1st Fret
Chords Used: (D), (G), (A)
Strumming Pattern: D Chuck U U Chuck U or soft D D DU DU
Difficulty: Beginner – Intermediate
🎵 Song Credits
- Song Title: Agar Tum Saath Ho
- Movie/Album: Tamasha
- Singers/Artists: Arijit Singh, Alka Yagnik
- Music Composer: A.R. Rahman
- Lyrics: Irshad Kamil
- Releasing Year: 2015
- Language: Hindi
- Country: India
▶️ Guitar Strumming Short Video
🎼 Agar Tum Saath Ho Chords with Lyrics (Capo on 1st Fret)
(D) Pal bhar (G) thahar jaao
(D) Dil ye (G) sambhal jaaye
(D) Kaise tumhe roka (G) karun (A)
(D) Meri (G) taraf aata (D) har gham (G) phisal jaaye
(D) Aankhon mein tum ko (G) bharun (A)
(D) Bin bole baatein (G) tumse karun (A)
(G) Agar tum saath (A) ho.. (D)
(G) Agar tum saath (A) ho (D)MUSIC
(G) (A) (G) (D)
(D) Behti (G) rehti.. (A)
(D) Nahar na (G) diya si teri (A) duniya mein
(D) Meri dun (G) iya hai teri (A) chaahaton mein
(D) Main dhal (G) jaata hoon teri (A) aadaton mein
(G) gar tum saath (A) ho (D)
Teri nazron mein hai (A) tere sapne
(G) Tere sapno mein (D) hai naraazi
(G) Mujhe lagta hai ke (A) baatein dil ki
(G) Hoti lafzon ki (A) dhokebaazi
(D) Tum saath ho ya na ho (G) kya fark ha (A) i
(D) Bedard thi zindagi (G) bedard hai (A)
(G) Agar tum saath (A) ho (D)
(G) Agar tum saath (A) ho (D)......
💡 Tips for Playing Agar Tum Saath Ho Guitar Chords
- Keep a capo on the 1st fret to match the song’s original scale and make chord transitions easier.
- Use a light fingerstyle or with Chuck Mute D chuck U U Chuck U pattern for emotional feel.
- Maintain slow tempo and soft dynamics especially during verses.
- Focus on smooth transitions between (D), (G), and (A) – they’re simple but need clean execution.
- Excellent for acoustic performances or mellow jam sessions.
