Phir Se Ud Chala Guitar Chords | Mohit Chauhan | Rockstar

Phir Se Ud Chala Guitar Chords | Mohit Chauhan | Rockstar

Phir Se Ud Chala Guitar Chords  (Rockstar - Mohit Chauhan)

 

“Phir Se Ud Chala” by Mohit Chauhan from the movie Rockstar is one of the most iconic travel-themed songs in Bollywood. The track has a free, wandering feel that perfectly matches the lyrics and the character’s emotional journey.

What makes this song special on guitar is the beautiful use of open chords, arpeggios, and subtle rhythmic strumming. The groove feels relaxed and slightly loose, which gives the song its organic and almost live performance vibe.

In this lesson, you’ll learn the main chords, strumming pattern, and a few playing tips that will help you capture the mood of the original track while keeping things simple for guitar players.

 

Song Details

Artist – Mohit Chauhan

Tabbed by – Adit Kundra

Movie – Rockstar

Tuning – Standard (EADGBE)

Tricky Chords – Asus2 (x02200)

Strumming – D UDUD D DUDU

Capo – 2nd fret

 

*** Pls note that the guitars used in the original track are not exactly standard tuned and seem a little detuned. Musicians often use this intentionally to create a ‘live’ grunge kind of effect. I said grunge as a lot of grunge guitarists used to do this. Also the "phir se ud chala ukulele chords" will be the same

 

Watch the Phir Se Ud Chala Guitar Chords Lesson (Step-by-Step)

 

 

(Guitar Riff)

 

 

e|-------------------------------------|
B|-0----0--0--0-----0--0--0--0----0--0-|
G|-2----2--2--2-----2--2--2--2----2--2-|
D|-0-2--2--2--2-----0--0--2--2----0--0-|
A|-0----0--0--0-----0--0--0--0----0--0-|
E|-------------------------------------|

 

 

 

[Background Riffs] – The rhythm guitar (standard tuned) plays the following arpeggios during chords

     

e|-------------------------------------|
B|----0------0-------0-------0----0----|
G|---3------3-------3-------3----3-----|
D|--4------4------4-------4-----4------|
A|-2---------------------------------6-|
E|-------2------0-------4--------------|

 

 

[Verse with intro riff and arpeggios on Bm]

 

Asus2 

Oo… Ho Ho Ho Ho Ho Ho

Phir Se Ud Chala

Ud Ke Choda Hai Jahaan Neech Mein Tumhare Ab Hoon Hawale

Door Door Log Baag Meelon Door Yeh Vaadiyan Ghar,

Dhuaan Dhuaan Tan Har Badli Chali Aati Hai Chune

Aur Koi Badli Kabhi Kahi Kar De Tan Geela Yeh Hai Bina Ho

Kisi Manzar Par Main Ruka Nahin

Kabhi Khud Se Bhi Mein Mila Nahin Yeh Gila Toh Hai

Main Khafa Nahin

 

F#m

Shehar Ek Se, Gaon Ek Se

E                  Asus2

Log Ek Se, Naam Ek Oo…

Asus2

Phir Se Ud Chala Main

 

Asus2                                                                

Mitti Jaise Sapne Yeh Kitaabi Palkon Se

  B                    Asus2

Jhaado Phir Aa Jaate Hain

Asus2                                                                                               

Itne Saare Sapne Kya Kahoon, Kis Tarah Se Maine

B               E     Bm

Tode Hain Chode Hain, Kyun       

E                                                                   

Phir Saath Chale, Mujhe Le Ke Ude

 Asus2      E   D

Yeh Kyun Oo Oo Oo

 

Asus2

Kabhi Daal Daal, Kabhi Paat Paat

Mere Saath Saath, Phir Dar Dar Yeh

Kabhi Sehera, Kabhi Saavan

Banu Raavan Kyun Mann Marke

Kabhi Daal Daal, Kabhi Paat Paat

Kabhi Din Hai Raat, Kabhi Dinmin Hai Kya Sach Hai, Kya Maya,

 

B                                               E    Asus2

Hai Daata, Hai Daata Idhar Uudhar, Titar Bitar

Kya Hai Pata, Hawa Liye Jaye Teri Orr

E    

Kheenche Teri Yaaden Teri Yaaden Teri Orr

A           D   E

Tu tu ru tu tu ru

A           F#m  E

Tu tu ru tu tu ru

A                                                  E           F#m   E

Rang Birange Vehmon Mein, Main Udaas Kyun

A                                                 E           F#m   E

Rang Birange Vehmon Mein, Main Udaas Kyun

A           D  A  E

Tu tu ru tu tu ru

A           D E D A E D E D E     <---- Play background arpeggios here

tu ru tu tu ru,

Asus2

Oo… Ho Ho…

 

 

Video Lesson

 

Watch the Phir Se Ud Chala Guitar Chords Lesson (Step-by-Step)

 

Strumming Pattern Explained

 

D UDUD D DUDU

Start with a confident downstroke to establish the groove.

The UDUD section should flow smoothly using relaxed wrist movement.

Keep the strumming light and rhythmic rather than aggressive.

The second downstroke (D) acts as a rhythmic reset before the final phrase.

The DUDU ending keeps the groove moving forward and works well during transitions.

Practice the pattern slowly on Asus2 ? F#m ? E ? B before playing along with the song.

 

Teaching Notes (PRO Tips)

 

The Asus2 chord is central to the song’s sound, so make sure it rings clearly.

Try keeping the top two strings ringing whenever possible to maintain the airy feel of the track.

Focus on smooth chord changes rather than speed. The song sounds best when played relaxed.

Once comfortable with strumming, experiment with light arpeggios and picking patterns to match the original arrangement.

Playing slightly behind the beat can help recreate the laid-back groove of the original recording.

 

FAQs

 

Q: Is Phir Se Ud Chala beginner-friendly on guitar?

A: Yes. Most of the chords are beginner-friendly, though Asus2 and smooth rhythm control may require a little practice.

 

Q: Do I need a capo to play this song?

A: Yes, place a capo on the 2nd fret to match the key used in the lesson.

 

Q: What is the most important chord in this song?

A: Asus2 is the defining chord that gives the song its signature open and dreamy sound.

 

Q: Can beginners skip the arpeggios and just strum?

A: Absolutely. Beginners can strum the chords first, and later add the arpeggios once they feel comfortable.

 

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Final Thoughts

 

“Phir Se Ud Chala” is a fantastic song for practicing groove, feel, and expressive rhythm playing. The chords themselves are simple, but the magic lies in the relaxed strumming and open ringing chords.

Take your time to get comfortable with the rhythm, keep your strumming hand loose, and focus on letting the chords breathe and resonate naturally. Once you get the feel right, the song becomes incredibly satisfying to play.

 

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