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Originally posted by: goofyCat
Marathi album Gaarva (meaning cold, as in breeze) has been almost every 90's Marathi music lover's favorite for years. Released in 1998 and powered by Milind Ingale's music and Soumitra aka Kishor Kadam's lyrics, this album is a compilation of six songs (plus one reprise) that describe the advent of the monsoon after a scorching summer. Each song is preceded by Soumitra's poetry, with narration by the poet himself.
For years, it had literally been a ritual for me to listen to Gaarva songs before the onset of the monsoon.
This is the first and title song of the album, Gaarva, picturized on Sunil Barve and Smita Bansal.
Garwa was quite a rage in it's time and it's continued popularity continues to amaze me. It is a timeless melody.
Ghode Jaise chaal Haathi Jaisi doom from Dil to Pagal Hai
He taakla ka kuni??
Ae aai mala pausaat jau de
The song is a child asking his mother to let him play in the rain and describes all he will do while out there in rain.
Ekadaach g bhijuni mala chinb chinb hou de
For once, let me be drenched in the rain.
Megh kase bagh gadagad kariti
Wija nabhaatun mala khunawiti
See how the clouds rumble and thunder claps, teasing me from the skies
Tyaanchyaasnge anganaat maj khup khup naachu de
I want to dance a lot with them (clouds and thunder) in our yard
Badakaancha bagh thawa naachato
Beduk daada haak maarato
Paanyaamadhuni tyaancha majala paathhalaag karu de
Ducks are quacking, frogs are calling me, I want to run behind them in the water
Dhaarekhaali ubha raahuni
Paayaane mi udawin paani
Taap, khokala, shinka,
Sardi, waattel te hou de
I will stand beneath the pouring rain, splash water everywhere
I may fall sick - cough, cold, fever and what not but let that not spoil my fun.
Many love stories begin when the lovers are still kids, as in Devdas!
This love story is a moving account of everlasting love and its joys and agonies, an enticing stream of primordial need for interaction, and a desire to be together!
This song recounts the childhood days of children in a tiny village surrounded by paddy fields, and a railway line in a faraway place!
Tooneega Tooneega Song: 
Singers : Usha, Sanjeevini [Usha is my distant cousin; we used to play together when we were kids at my grandfather's house.]
Lyrics : Sirivennela Seetharama Sastry
Music : R.P. Patnaik
Originally posted by: Viswasruti
Many love stories begin when the lovers are still kids, as in Devdas!
This love story is a moving account of everlasting love and its joys and agonies, an enticing stream of primordial need for interaction, and a desire to be together!
This song recounts the childhood days of children in a tiny village surrounded by paddy fields, and a railway line in a faraway place!
Tooneega Tooneega Song:
Singers : Usha, Sanjeevini [Usha is my distant cousin; we used to play together when we were kids at my grandfather's house.]
Lyrics : Sirivennela Seetharama Sastry
Music : R.P. Patnaik
Second para hit me hard!
Need for touch, affection, hug etc shouldn't be written off and they can be very well platonic irrespective of the gender..That feeling of loneliness, sometimes can be depressing..I know this is irrelevant to what you have posted, but those few words were enough to trigger the recrudescence of vexatiously morose atrabiliousness 😶
Didi ya to marathi sikhado ya to saath mein transalator bhi rakho 😸
hehe
I was asking if anyone put/posted this yet.
The song is a child asking his mother to let him play in the rain and describes all he will do while out there in rain.
Ekadaach g bhijuni mala chinb chinb hou de
For once, let me be drenched in the rain.
Megh kase bagh gadagad kariti
Wija nabhaatun mala khunawiti
See how the clouds rumble and thunder claps, teasing me from the skies
Tyaanchyaasnge anganaat maj khup khup naachu de
I want to dance a lot with them (clouds and thunder) in our yard
Badakaancha bagh thawa naachato
Beduk daada haak maarato
Paanyaamadhuni tyaancha majala paathhalaag karu de
Ducks are quacking, frogs are calling me, I want to run behind them in the water
Dhaarekhaali ubha raahuni
Paayaane mi udawin paani
Taap, khokala, shinka,
Sardi, waattel te hou de
I will stand beneath the pouring rain, splash water everywhere
I may fall sick - cough, cold, fever and what not but let that not spoil my fun.
throw me a dictionary bro.Originally posted by: Spideyweb
Second para hit me hard!
Need for touch, affection, hug etc shouldn't be written off and they can be very well platonic irrespective of the gender..That feeling of loneliness, sometimes can be depressing..I know this is irrelevant to what you have posted, but those few words were enough to trigger the recrudescence of vexatiously morose atrabiliousness 😶
Originally posted by: Satrangi_Curls
He taakla ka kuni??
Ae aai mala pausaat jau de
The song is a child asking his mother to let him play in the rain and describes all he will do while out there in rain.
No, this wasn't posted. Tfs and reminding of this childhood song.
Tbh, I never dared to say this to my Aai. 😆😃
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