Humko

Humko is a pronoun form used in Hindi and Urdu that functions as the oblique form of the first-person plural pronoun hum, meaning "we." It is typically used to mark the indirect object or recipient of an action and is especially common in informal speech, song lyrics, and film dialogue. In standard Hindi, more formal or precise forms such as humein or humse may be preferred depending on the grammatical context.

In literature and popular culture, Humko appears frequently in lyric poetry and movie songs, where it helps convey a conversational or intimate tone. It is a common colloquial variant rather than a fixed proper noun, and as such it can also appear as part of longer phrases or titles within larger works.

See also: Hindi pronouns, Urdu pronouns, Hindi grammar, Indian cinema songs.