Originally posted by: pasumarthisa
Well said. If she kept them to herself it would have been fine. But she is letting them loose and Kalika figured out. And Guniyal. Thats not ok.
After you wrote about Meera, I saw this on wikipedia
In many regions of Rajasthan, bhajans of Meera are still common in religious night gathering known as 'Ratijuga '() organized by women. Tune and lyrics of a very popular Hindi song 'Rang Barse Bhige Chunar wali, rang barse'(movie: Silsila (film), Music:Shiv-Hari, Lyrics:Harivansh Rai Bachchan ) which is generally played on Holi in urban areas of northern India, are taken from a folk bhajan. However, the lyrics are slightly altered to mold the song into appropriate context of the movie script. First few lines of the original bhajan are
- "Rang barse o meeran ,bhawan main rang barse.
- Kun e meera tero mandir chinayo, kun chinyo tero devro..
- Rang barse o meeran ,bhawan main rang barse"
This popular bhajan is sometimes used as a dance song. Meera is also a common figure in wall paintings.
The above was compose by Shiv-HAri and you know who they are. I respect them a lot. but they didnt give credit that it was lifted from a folk tune.
Santhi, this is a folk song, but Meera herself was a great poet and her bhajans are beautiful
Some of her most popular bhajans are : payoji Maine ram ratan dhan payo, pag ghunghroo bandh Meera nachi re , mere toh giridhar gopal doosro na koyi and many more.
They have been beautifully composed by hriday nath mangeshkar and sung by lata mangeshkar.
Even the ones by vani jayaram are wonderful.
Folk songs have many variants and belong to none, so many times explicit credit may not be given, because folk songs are free to be adapted.
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