Agar Tu Hota Guitar Chords with Lyrics | Baaghi

Agar Tu Hota Guitar Chords with Lyrics  | Baaghi 
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Here I come with new Guitar Article in this  Post we learn Agar Tu Hota Guitar Chords with Lyrics  | Baaghi, If you are looking for Agar Tu Hota guitar chords, this guide will help you play the song on acoustic guitar with simple chord changes and an easy strumming pattern. 
 
Use Capo on 4th Fred 
Strumming - DD-UUUD
SONG - AGAR TU HOTA SINGER - ANKIT TIWARI MUSIC - ANKIT TIWARI LYRICS - ABHENDRA KUMAR UPADHYAY
 
Agar Tu Hota Guitar Chords

The main chords used in this song are:
G – Em – D – C – Bm

If you are a beginner, don't try to play the complete song immediately. First practice changing between G, Em and D. Once those changes feel comfortable, add C and Bm.
 
Using a capo makes the chord shapes easier to play while allowing you to use familiar open-chord shapes.
Make sure the capo is firmly attached without pressing the strings too tightly.


(G) Meri raahon mein pade
Tere (Em) pairon ke nishaan
Ne (D) kaha, ne (G) kaha (D)
Teri (G)saanson se judi
Meri (Em) saanson ki wafa
Ne (D) kaha, ne (G) kaha (D)

(G) Girte un aansuon mein
Kuch (Bm) toh tujhsa lage hai
Inn (C) ashqon mein main na (D) khota
Agar (G) tu hota toh, na rote (D) hum (x4)

(G) Paaon ko the (Em) mile zameen ki tarah
(G) Aankhon mein kyun hue (Em) nami ki tarah (D)
(G) Dil ko tum kehte (Em) the khuda ka hai ghar
(G) Chhod ke kyun gaye (D) ajnabi ki tarah

Gir(G)te un aansuon (Bm) mein
(Bm) Kuch toh tujhsa lage hai
(C) Inn ashqon mein main na (D) khota
Agar tu (G) hota toh, na rote (D) hum (x4)

(G) Bin tere dekhun main, (Em) zara sa lagun
(G) Gham se hi aaj kal, (Em) bhara sa lagun
(G) Chhod de saath na,(Em)  zindagi meri
(G) Soch ke baat ye, (Em) dara sa lagun

Gir(G)te un aansuon (Bm) mein
(Bm) Kuch toh tujhsa lage hai
(C) Inn ashqon mein main na (D) khota
Agar tu (G) hota toh, na rote (D) hum (x4)
 

How to Play Agar Tu Hota Smoothly


Start by playing only the chords.

Once the chord changes are comfortable, add the strumming pattern.

Finally, try singing along.

Don't try to learn everything at once.

A good practice order is:

Chords → Chord changes → Strumming → Singing


This makes the song much easier to learn.

Practice Routine for Beginners



If you're learning this song for the first time, spend around 15–20 minutes practicing.

5 minutes: Practice G, Em and D.

5 minutes: Practice G → Bm → C → D.

5 minutes: Add the DD-UUUD strumming pattern.

5 minutes: Try playing the progression continuously.


The goal isn't to play quickly. The goal is to keep the rhythm going while changing chords smoothly.

Common Problems Beginners Face

Bm chord sounds unclear

This is normal for beginners.

Make sure your fingers are close to the frets and that you're not accidentally touching nearby strings.

Strumming feels difficult

Start with simple downstrokes first.

Once you can keep a steady beat, move to DD-UUUD.

Chords change too slowly

Practice the chord change without strumming.

For example:

G → Bm

Change between these two shapes repeatedly for a few minutes.

Then add the strumming pattern.

Final Tips


The most important thing is to keep the rhythm steady.

Start slowly with the chord progression, especially when moving to Bm. Once your chord changes become comfortable, add the DD-UUUD pattern and gradually increase the tempo.

If you're a beginner, don't worry about playing the song perfectly on your first attempt. A few minutes of consistent practice every day will make the chord changes much easier.

For more beginner-friendly guitar lessons, check out our guide on How to Choose Your First Guitar.

You can also explore other easy guitar chords and songs on Guitar Smart Supporter.

Keep practicing


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