In a world driven by likes, shares, and tags, one jingle from Airtel captured the true essence of modern friendship — the joy of sharing. “Jo Mera Hai Woh Tera Hai” isn’t just a commercial tune; it’s an anthem for the connected generation. Launched as part of Airtel’s iconic campaign “Friendship Hai Toh Sharing Hai”, this song quickly became a cultural hit, thanks to its catchy lyrics, vibrant composition, and emotional relatability.
Let’s dive into the full lyrics, explore its message, and understand why this song still resonates more than a decade later.
Jo Mera Hai Woh Tera Hai Lyrics (Airtel Ad Song)
Jo mera hai woh tera hai
Jo tera hai woh mera
I, me, myself… boring hai
‘Us’ and ‘we’ interesting hai
Internet hai toh friendship hai
Friendship hai toh sharing hai
Jo mera hai woh tera hai
Jo tera hai woh mera
Jo mera hai woh tera hai
Jo tera hai woh mera
Hey! ungliyon se mujhe drag kar le
Hey! hey! hey! hey!
Mazey ke har pal tag kar le
Hey! hey! hey! hey!
Mera nashta tera cup-plate ho
Feeling teri mera update ho
Jokes pe mere wink bhej de
Jaaye tu jahaan mujhe link bhej re
Jo mera hai woh tera hai
Jo tera hai woh mera
Jo mera hai woh tera hai
Jo tera hai woh mera
Jeb teri mera kharcha ho
Hey! hey! hey! hey!
Blog mera tera charcha ho
Hey! hey! hey! hey!
Main aur tu se hum ban
Hum se bane hum sab
Sab se jude toh zindagi
Hey! zindagi wassup!
Tera bike mera hike
Tera post mera like
Tera sur mera geet
Tera gossip mera tweet
Padhoon har ek look
Tera face mera book
Mera sukh tera sukh
Tera dukh mera dukh
Jo mera hai woh tera hai
Jo tera hai woh mera
Jo mera hai woh tera hai
Jo tera hai woh mera
Listen to the Song Online
You can still catch the full Airtel ad and enjoy this evergreen track on YouTube:
Songs Details
- Composer: Ram Sampath
- Lyricist: Amitabh Bhattacharya
- Campaign: Airtel – Internet is for Sharing
- Language: Hindi with English phrases
- Release Year: 2012
Why This Song Is So Special
1. Emotionally Relatable
The lyrics hit home for anyone who’s ever had a close friend. It brings out the spirit of true friendship — sharing without conditions.
2. Blends Hindi & English Naturally
It mirrors how urban Indian youth actually speak — a blend of Hindi and English — making it instantly relatable to a wide audience.
3. Strong Visual Narrative
The visuals of friends hanging out, sharing phones, listening to music, and tagging each other on social media created a powerful emotional connection.
4. Youth-Centric Messaging
From “Tera post, mera like” to “Tera gossip, mera tweet”, every line connects deeply with digital-native millennials and Gen Z.
How It Changed Advertising Music in India
Before this ad, jingles were catchy, but mostly promotional. Airtel changed the game by introducing a song that felt like it was made for your personal playlist — not just an ad. The result? Millions sang it, shared it, and even made covers of it on YouTube.
It sparked a trend where Indian brands started investing in emotion-led branded content instead of direct advertising.
Jo Mera Hai Woh Tera Hai” is more than just a corporate jingle. It’s an ode to friendship in the digital age — when likes, links, and posts are today’s love language. With heart-touching lyrics, a catchy melody, and an unforgettable message, this song continues to echo in our hearts even years after its release.
If you’ve shared a meme, posted a throwback, or tagged a friend in a reel — you’ve lived the essence of this song.
