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Here’s What The Meaning Of ‘Pasoori’ Song By Ali Sethi & Shae Gill
Torn by a heavily armed border, Indians and Pakistanis have discovered a new way to digitally unite. Pasoori, a Pakistani song, has won the hearts of many Indians, including some of Bollywood’s top stars.
It has received attention in Pakistan and worldwide, and keeps going up the music market. Ali Sethi and Shae Gill sing it so beautifully that even I can’t get with it. It has over 100 million views on YouTube and is one of Spotify India’s most popular tracks. It’s also in Spotify Singapore’s top 20.
The great song, which was released in Season 14 of Coke Studio Pakistan, is evocative of folk rhythms common in both Pakistan and India. It has seized the world by storm, thanks to its sophisticated rhythms.
It has been played on the air all around the world since its release 3 months ago, from Chicago to Delhi. The song is based on a raga, which is a traditional Indian structure for melodic composition. It has a catchy beat that sounds South Asian, Middle Eastern, and, strangely enough, Ragaton, which author-composer Sethi describes as “a new hybrid genre of music that blends raga and reggae, among other sounds”.
When Sethi, who resides in New York, was approached to collaborate on a project in Mumbai, the song was developed. According to the New Yorker, he had visited Mumbai several times for literary festivals and music performances. However, any journey to India by Pakistani citizens is subject to current politics, and the producers informed Sethi that he wouldn’t be allowed to work there as a Pakistani artist because extremists would set fire to the studio.
In a thrilling duet with Pakistani singer and Instagram star Shae, Sethi delivers this song in Punjabi with graceful agony. By only hearing this, you can easily tell that it’s a song about desire even if you don’t comprehend the lyrics.
So, let’s find out the meaning of Coke Studio song Pasoori by Ali Sethi:
Lines
Agg lavan majboori nu
Aan jaan di pasoori nu
Zehar bane, haan teri
Pee javan main poori nu
Meaning
Set fire to your worries
And to waiting and to hurries
If your love is poison
I’ll drink it in a flurry
Lines
Aana si oh nahi aaya
Dil baang baang mera takraya
Kaga bol ke das jaavein
Pavan gheyo dee choori nu
Meaning
He said he’d come but he never did
My heart lurched
Let the crow tell me why
And feast on sweet supply
Lines
Raawaan ch baawan ch oh nu lukawaan
Koi mainu naa roke
Mere dhol judaiyan di
Tainu khabar kivein hove
Aa jaave dil tera
Pura vi na hove
Meaning
I’ll hide him in my loving embrace
No one stops me
My love, do you know what would happen when we part?
I hope you fall in love and I hope it breaks your heart
Lines
Haan baniyan banaiyan di
Gal baat kivein hove
Aa jaave dil tera
Pura vi na hove
Meaning
How will we communicate?
I hope you fall in love and I hope it breaks your heart
Lines
Bhool gayi majboori nu
Duniya di dastoori nu
Saath tera hai bathera
Poora kar zaroori nu
Meaning
I forget about my helplessness,
And the customs of people
You’re enough for me
Please fulfil my destiny
Lines
Aana si oh nahi aaya
Raasta naa dikhlaaya
Dil humara de sahara
Khawahishaat adhuri nu
Meaning
He said he’d come but he never did
I couldn’t see, the way was hiding
My heart gives solace
To wishes unfulfilled
Lines
Waari main jaavan
Main tainu bulavaan
Gal saari tan hove
Meaning
I dote on you
I call out your name
Let’s talk it out
Lines
Mere dhol judaiyan di
Tenu khabar kivein hove
Aa jaave dil tera
Poora vi naa hove
Meaning
My love, do you know what would happen when we part?
I hope you fall in love, I hope it breaks your heart
Lines
Haan baniyan banaiyan di
Gal baat kivein hove
Aa jaave dil tera
Poora vi naa hove
Meaning
How will we communicate?
I hope you fall in love and I hope it breaks your heart
Lines
Mere dhol judaiyan di
Sardaari na hove
Mere dhol judaiyan di
Mere dhol judaiyaan di, sardaari naa hove
Dildaaran di, sab yaaaran di, aazaari naa hove
Meaning
My love, don’t let this distance reign
My love, what of this distance?
My love, don’t let this distance reign
Don’t let these lovers be in pain
Lines
Aa chalein, le ke tujhe
Hai jahaan silsile
Tu hai wahi, hai teri kami
Bana de, saaja de, panah de hume
Meaning
Come, let’s go away
Where all the lovers meet
You’re the one, it’s you what I need
Give me life, give me love and take me in your arms
Listen to Pasoori song below
Entertainment
10 Things That Will Make 90s Kid Nostalgia But Costs So Much Now
We all grow up, all of us, we do. Kudos! You are no longer part of the “cooler” vintage if you have recently developed back discomfort. We didn’t grow up with touch-screen phones, and unnervingly stalking an infatuation on Instagram wasn’t even a thing. Therefore, bachpan ka pyaar wasn’t as accessible then.
Life was nice except for that. Additionally, every child of the 1990s enjoyed themselves, most often in the form of trendy foods or toys. It’s not easy to be the person who gets up knowing that there are no official summer vacation days for them, and to have one, is to cut it out off your medical leave. It’s no fun either to watch the Netflix shows where the high school kids are enjoying their day and you’re sitting around, thinking of excuses just to cancel an outing, because you’re so done with socializing.
Well, that is not a phase, transformation happens, and here is a list of things that are gonna make you feel it even more:
1. Glow In The Dark Stars
These must have adhered to the rafters if Delhi children are to see the constellations. And while I don’t want to spoil the excitement, they are now offering a bundle with five stars and a moon for Rs. 150.
2. Bubble Maker
Getting these for just 10 bucks, was the star of the show. Or sometimes even researching to know which shampoo is the best to make your own bubble. The starting pricing strategy is now no plus or minus Rs. 150 to Rs. 200 due to the wide variety of sorts and options available.
3. Phantom Sweet Cigarettes
They now fall under the category of unique pieces that we look for. And what surprises me the most is not the price but the reality that they were formerly offered for one rupee. They are priced at $10 for a bundle, not including the obligation to pay whatever the website or the retailer demands just because they are not made anymore.
5. Clear Bag Folders
Having this in your bag while going to school was the best feeling ever. It was like a potential dress-up game, where you were able to play the role of a teacher. It used to cost only 2 bucks, but now it is not that cheap anymore and costs anywhere between Rs. 30.
6. Multi Storage Pencil Box
Imagine the feeling where you used to stack the pens at the bottom of the layer and the nicer ones at the top. Yes, and getting those for 50 bucks when you score great at the test felt like a reward. But now the basic ones cost literally Rs. 500 and more, which is basically the reel version of us saying, ’30 thousand’?
7. Trump Cards
These stamps start out at roughly 400 bucks, and they are not even the priciest versions. Honestly, though? We are in opulent circumstances.
8. Flair Multi-Colour Ball Pen
Writing projects with these pens made us feel like the main character. They used to be easily available and cheap. But now they are neither, and the packet costs Rs. 100 and up.
9. Add Gel Pen
When we converted from graphite to ink, we began with one of those markers. And the cost of all that memories is now Rs. 40. I’m sure you do remember. It was among the decent options and the most used gel pens.
10. Beyblade
If you can recall collecting them, you undoubtedly can recall losing your scholarship. Since they are not even just the main figures, the thread and revolving contraption now probably costs Rs. 350.
Also read: 21 Food Items That Will Make Every 90s Kid Nostalgic
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Anand Mahindra Gives Perfect Reply To A Twitter User Who Asked Him For His Qualification
People like Anand Mahindra don’t need any platform to go viral as they are anticipated to be already established names in different industries. But what makes Anand Mahindra so very special?
It’s none other than his down-to-earth personality and always ready-to-talk attitude!
Let me inform you that the Mahindra Group, a company with its headquarters in Mumbai, is led by Indian businessman Anand Gopal Mahindra, whom we are talking about. The corporation operates in a variety of industries, including agriculture, the automobile aftermarket, components, aerospace, defence, energy, farm equipment, finance and insurance, construction equipment, industrial equipment, information technology, leisure and hospitality, real estate, and retail.
Now, you’ve probably already realized that he’s a well-known person with a sizable following across a variety of social networking sites. But that’s not the case with him. Although he enjoys a mass following across social media platforms, it is not majorly because of what you think.
He enjoys it because of the content he uploaded on his social media accounts, which garnered him a social media-friendly image.
Anand Mahindra is a frequent Twitter user who has always been popular on social media sites for his clever one-liners and amusing postings, and that’s why his followers refer to his Twitter feed as a treasure trove of intriguing and thought-provoking films.
In continuation of this, the Mahindra Group Chairman posted a photo of a young girl reading in the forest as part of his Monday motivational message. He tweeted about her because he was quite amazed by her dedication and sincerity toward her studies.
By quoting the photograph clicked by another user, Abhishek Dubey, on Twitter, he tweeted,
Beautiful photograph, Abhishek.
She is my #MondayMotivation https://t.co/NMViCvaAwO— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) June 27, 2022
While the majority of users praised his most recent inspirational message, one person in the comments section questioned Anand Mahindra’s credentials. On Mahindra’s tweet, a Twitter user named Vaibhav Salkar commented,
“Sir may I know your qualification?”
Sir may I know your qualification?
— Vaibhav SD (@vaibhavdasalkar) June 27, 2022
Soon after this, Anand Mahindra reacted to that, and of course, his incredible answer once again captured the hearts of online users. Quoting his comment, he tweeted,
“Frankly, at my age, the only qualification of any merit is experience…”
Frankly, at my age, the only qualification of any merit is experience… https://t.co/azCKBgEacF
— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) June 27, 2022
The post has received more than 3,600 likes and more than 163 retweets since it was shared a few hours ago. And it appears that the numbers are rising. People have flocked to the comments area as a result of his befitting reply.
As one user commented,
Experience is bigger than any degrees
— Miss Tokyo (@MSTokyo18) June 27, 2022
While another user commented,
I don’t know why PPL in India people are so obsessed with degree and qualifications..
Only quality matters is your hunger for learning and giving your 100%— bhawna priya (@bhawnapriya10) June 27, 2022
One user said,
Sir to khud chairman hain hum jaise logo ko degrees and experience ki jarurat hoti. M I right? 😂
— सहायक प्रबंधक (@Innocentbanker2) June 27, 2022
A few days ago, Anand Mahindra attracted attention for offering a job to Agniveer aspirants. While many supported him, some others criticized him. He has always been like this. He shares his thoughts on Twitter without getting obligated about who he is. And that’s why his tweets always get attention.
What do you think about him?
Entertainment
R. Madhavan Honest Reply After Being Trolled For Saying ‘ISRO Used Panchang For Mars Mission’
Rocketry: The Nambi Effect, a forthcoming pan-Indian movie, a directorial debut by R Madhavan, is presently scheduled for release.
Speaking about the movie, since the beginning, it has been one of the talked-about topics throughout the world. One of the most talked-about movies at the Cannes Film Festival was the historical drama based on the life of Nambi Narayanan, who was ISRO’s former genius scientist and aerospace engineer. He was accused of spying but after battling a long legal fight, he gets the clean chit.
A formidable ensemble cast, comprising renowned foreign performers like Phyllis Logan, Vincent Riotta, and Ron Donachie as well as special cameos by superstars Shah Rukh Khan and Suriya, makes up the movie, which stars Madhavan in the titular character of Nambi Narayanan. The film also has Rajit Kapur, Simran, Misha Ghoshal, Ravi Raghavendra, Muralidaran, Shyam Renganathan, and Karthik Kumar.
R. Madhavan started the film’s promotional campaign and everything was going well but soon something went unusual when Madhavan’s comments on ISRO employing Panchang for the Mars Orbiter Mission. His comments went viral on various social media platforms and made lots of noise.
R. Madhavan controversial statement
In his interview in Telugu, as per TM Krishna’s translation, he said,
“Indian rockets did not have the three engines (solid, liquid and cryogenic) that helps western rockets propel themselves into Mars’ orbit. Since India lacked this… used information in the Panchangam.”
“It has the celestial map with all information on various planets, gravitation pulls, sun’s flares deflection etc., all calculated perfectly 1000s of years ago and hence the micro-second the launch was calculated using this info. The rocket was launched, it went around the earth, moon and Jupiter’s moon and ricochet like a play thing and put into Mar’s orbit”.
Here’s what he said:
When panjakam plays a important role in Mars mission #Madhavan #MarsMission #science #technology #sciencefiction pic.twitter.com/tnZOqYfaiN
— கல்கி (@kalkyraj) June 23, 2022
The Rocketry actor’s remarks have angered internet users, especially R Madhavan’s devoted followers, who allege that he has now transitioned from being a “Chocolate Boy” to a “WhatsApp Uncle.”
As one user said,
Science is not everyone’s cup of tea. It’s ok not to know Science. But it’s better to keep your bloody mouth shut when you’ve no idea as to how things actually work; instead of quoting some WhatsApp stuff and making a mockery of yourself #Madhavan #Rocketry #MarsMission
— Ramachandra.M/ ರಾಮಚಂದ್ರ.ಎಮ್ (@nanuramu) June 24, 2022
While another user said,
madhavan is the best example for “he’s cute until he opens his mouth” https://t.co/A91dbP8XO6
— Pavitra (@pavitrash_) June 23, 2022
But now Madhavan has reacted to all this by accepting his mistake in a tweet which said,
“I deserve this for calling the Almanac the “Panchang” in tamil. Very ignorant of me.❤️Though this cannot take away for the fact that what was achieved with just 2 engines by us in the Mars Mission. A record by itself. @NambiNOfficial. Vikas engine is a rockstar.”
🙏🙏I deserve this for calling the Almanac the “Panchang” in tamil. Very ignorant of me.🙈🙈🙈🤗🚀❤️Though this cannot take away for the fact that what was achieved with just 2 engines by us in the Mars Mission.A record by itself. @NambiNOfficial Vikas engine is a rockstar. 🚀❤️ https://t.co/CsLloHPOwN
— Ranganathan Madhavan (@ActorMadhavan) June 26, 2022
Watch Rocketry trailer below
On July 1, 2022, the movie will be released in six different languages, including Hindi, English, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, and Kannada.
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