Kya yeh hawas sirf meri hai?

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Buzzypntkhoffic

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Posted: 7 years ago

Yeh havas kya sirf meri hai..

Ki isme fakat dard nahi ab...

Kuch dua kuch aaraam hai..

Dekho bageeche mein, gar aisa phool khila ho..

Jo tumne na dekha ho

Toh le aana

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Jhalli_gurl

@Jhalli_gurl

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Posted: 7 years ago

Originally posted by: Buzzypntkhoffic
Yeh havas kya sirf meri hai..
Ki isme fakat dard nahi ab...
Kuch dua kuch aaraam hai..

Dekho bageeche mein, gar aisa phool khila ho..
Jo tumne na dekha ho
Toh le aana

Please explain the meaning...I got the literal meaning but not sure of the real inner meaning

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Buzzypntkhoffic

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Posted: 7 years ago

Is it that only Im so full of anguish...of hate..i dont think so...

Im sure all of u have felt such hate such anger...though however wrong.. we relish the result and joy that we get out of it.

Infact its as common as the flowers u see in garden...if u think im wrong..pls go and find out someone (in the garden- in the world) whos has never felt it once atlest.

Hope that helps ;)

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Jhalli_gurl

@Jhalli_gurl

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Posted: 7 years ago

Thanks for the explanation...Someone tell these lines to Siddhant...He needs to know that he is not the only one...that will give him more strength to fight...it always does!

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noexcuse

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Posted: 7 years ago

Originally posted by: Buzzypntkhoffic
Yeh havas kya sirf meri hai..
Ki isme fakat dard nahi ab...
Kuch dua kuch aaraam hai..

Dekho bageeche mein, gar aisa phool khila ho..
Jo tumne na dekha ho
Toh le aana

Did you write this?
Thank you for explaining the meaning.

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Buzzypntkhoffic

@Buzzypntkhoffic

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Posted: 7 years ago

Oh! No!

This is from an almost unknown writer from Bihar.

But i have read some of the best from him.

Jankidevi kumar

(im assuming not his real name...as is very common in bihar and bengal, mothers name assumed it seems)

But i just love the expression...this is in context of freedom fighting days I assume. But i feel its true for any real angst...hatred 'vahshipan'.

One of the very few good books i cud read in my really bad days of poverty :)

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Padmajaan

@Padmajaan

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Posted: 7 years ago

Originally posted by: Buzzypntkhoffic
Oh! No!
This is from an almost unknown writer from Bihar.
But i have read some of the best from him.

Jankidevi kumar

(im assuming not his real name...as is very common in bihar and bengal, mothers name assumed it seems)

But i just love the expression...this is in context of freedom fighting days I assume. But i feel its true for any real angst...hatred 'vahshipan'.

One of the very few good books i cud read in my really bad days of poverty :)

Buzz I had many many Bihari friends in the university in which I studied and I am so reminded of some of them when I watch YPNTKH, the way they would talk, quote such verses or muhavaras, etc. Even in their political speeches. Filled with nostalgia.

Heartfelt thanks for bringing such a faultless and brilliant show our way!!

Edited by Padmajaan - 7 years ago

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canapoem

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Posted: 7 years ago

Hey Buzz, I know my post is not related to this couplet but did not know where I could convey this message to the makers.

Today the BG music was very beautiful but it was a little too loud. Few places the dialogues became inaudible due to this. Is it possible to reduce the volume of the BG.

- Thanks and Regards

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