The speaker asserts that they have also 'rained profusely' in life, indicating a rich outpouring of experiences, and have lived with great force and intensity, akin to a torrential downpour.

This couplet is a powerful declaration of shared human experience. When Amrut Ghayal says, 'I too have rained in life, I too have lived through heavy downpours,' he isn't just talking about literal rain. He means that he, too, has weathered immense emotional storms—the downpours of sorrow, the rain of hardship, and the intensity of life's unpredictable cycles. It’s a statement of resilience and deep empathy, connecting his personal pain to the listener's shared struggle.