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| Paschim |
Posted
on 03-Aug-02 09:44 PM
With due credit to the BBC Radio Four’s superb program, “Desert Island Disks”, I ask fellow Nepalis here, if you were to be stranded alone in a desert island for one week and you were allowed to take just two music tracks, one nepali and one non-Nepali, to accompany your solitude, what would you take?
Yes, the rule is: just one Nepali song and one non-Nepali song. Not albums.
You’ll realize what a tough choice this is, but note that these need not be your all time favorites. All right, let’s sample our diverse musical tastes. My choice:
Nepali: Yesai gari bitai dinchhu, by Narayan Gopal.
Non-Nepali: Sweetest Thing, by U2.
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| paramendra |
Posted
on 03-Aug-02 10:37 PM
Nepali: Narayan Gopal (One of several)
Non-Nepali: Bob Marley (One of several)
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| deep |
Posted
on 03-Aug-02 10:41 PM
nepali: malai khutruk.kai paryo jethan timro bainile....
(hey nirimai latheuri sasu ki chhori latheuri ke lai sanchheu laali joban...lako maya haina nabhana...in case the first one is not available)
non-nepali: ranjisi sahi (Mehdi Hassan)
(...can't live with or without you ....U2 .........>alternative)
sarkaileu khatiya jada lage.....(if neither of the above mentioned non-nepali songs are available)
lau, maile chahi man ko kooro kholdiyen.....thik.kai chha ni.....ki kaso?
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| Biswo |
Posted
on 04-Aug-02 12:43 AM
Paschim,
Euta matra geet le ta marigaye hudaina. At least , three Nepali songs I like in the following order,
1. Phula Ko Thungaa Bahera Gayo Gangaako Paanimaa
Kahile Bheta Holaa He Daajai Yo Jindagaani maa
(Tara Devi)
2. Timi Deu Yaa Nadeu Timro Maayaa Maile Man Timilaai Diyi Saken.
(Narayan Gopal , Mira Rana)
3. Saalko paata Tapari Gaasera, Ber Bho Maaya Jaau Daadaa Kaatera.
(Tirtha Kumaari. And believe, I listened to this song almost in island like
road trip, from Washington DC to Rapid City, South Dakota!!)
Non-Nepali :
Meimei ni zuo chuantou, ge ge zai an shang zou
(A chinese folk song)
And whoever objected to calling sister/brother, this song is a reply. This is a
love song, and its literal meaning is (bahini, timi dungaa chadha, ma daai
kinaar kinaar dagurchhu.. bahini bhannaale oohi still FOSLA premikaa kya..)
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| Paschim |
Posted
on 04-Aug-02 04:07 AM
Biswo et al., that's exactly the point. What would you choose if you were to choose *just* two songs. No albums, not more than two songs. Just two. One nepali, one non-nepali. Don't say I'll choose one of many. Choose two. And name the songs. The point is to force you to make that painful choice. Try, it's fun. I myself struggled for 30 minutes to decide among some 20 NG and U2 classics. In the end, really struggled to choose between NG's "timilai bhoolda ma eklo bhayechhu" and "yesai gari bitai dinchhu". I chose the latter most reluctantly. Similarly, I like most U2 songs, and some from their latest "All that you can't take behind" are great too. But in the end, I settled for their old number,"sweetest thing". It's very short, just under 3 minutes, but I find that it captures my mood well, and the angst.
Let's continue...am curious to hear what Sajhaites listen to.
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| ? |
Posted
on 04-Aug-02 04:10 AM
Nepali: Malai Na sodha kaha....(N Gopal)
Other: Fanfare "for the Common Man" (Aaron Copland)
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| Maielee |
Posted
on 04-Aug-02 07:23 AM
Hi everyone,
There is this song in "Jhuma" nepali movie,"Birano thanu.....i do not remember the lyrics but i would choose that song and non-nepali would be "when u wanted to go there is no easy way out" by celon dion (i am not sure if that's the right spelling....but i am sure u guys will understand what i am talking about) because i get inspired every time i hear this song(not the nepali tho)....so it will not let my hope die to be back with my family and friends.
One more thing, what's up with this dude Paramendra? Why do u feel the need to post your pic. every time u write in Shaja......i mean what's the point? It just i found it weird.
Cheeers
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| ashu |
Posted
on 04-Aug-02 08:33 AM
The topic of this thread reminds me of the opening paragraph of Nick Hornby's damn good novel (late made into a movie starring John Cusack): "High Fidelity".
That said, my choices:
Nepali:
"Yati chokho yati mitho
Diula timi.lai maya
bir.sa.nay chan saraa.lay
poorana prem ka katha"
(sung by Narayan Gopal)
******
Non-Nepali
Song: "What I am"
From the album: "Shooting rubberbands at the stars"
By: Edie Brickell and the new bohemians.
oohi
ashu
ktm,nepal
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| NK |
Posted
on 04-Aug-02 09:46 AM
Last night I went to see Don Giovanni. Weirdly enough they sang in English!! Can you imagine? The good thing was I could undestand but not many die hard opera fan did not like it, including my husband. My head is filled with mozart but this is what I would take with me:
My first is 'Yeti Choko Yeti Mitho' by Narayan Gopal. [my early memory of my brother consists of him singing this song in his beautiful voice]
[There must be other Nepali singers and songs but I don't listen to anyother except Naryan Gopal. Narayan Gopal is it for me. Now, don't laugh!!]
Second: Vergnuegen und Lust [Bach. Arias for Soprano and Violin] [The album I have is Orchestra of St. Luke's with Kathleen Battle and Itzak Perlman]
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| ??! |
Posted
on 04-Aug-02 10:16 AM
Bela belako kura ho. If you asked me the same question every two years, my answers would be different each time. My choice of non-nepali songs is more or less the same, from Mahendra Kapoor and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. I have different choice in Nepali songs/singers, ranging from Narayan Gopal to Hari Bansa Acharya and Aruna Lama to Sharmila Bardewa.
My choice at this moment is:
Nepali: "Har Rat Sapani ma Eithan Hunchha.. Gauna Shayad pahiro gayoki....." - Deep Shrestha
Non-Nepali: "Na Muh Chhupake Jiyo. Aur na Shar Jhukake Jiyo... Gamon ka sagar bhi aaye to muskurate jiyo..............." - Mahendra Kapoor
??!
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| Biswo |
Posted
on 04-Aug-02 10:47 AM
> The point is to force you to make that painful choice.
Yea, I never knew you were jealous of these two happy days I am spending now
and want to make it like other 363 days:-)
Like ??!ji said, it depends on when you ask. Today is different from yesterday, so
I change my foreign selection, and revert back to one of my old favorites.
Nepali: Phool ko thunga bahera gayo Gangako paanimaa
Foreign:Despite my scant knowledge of English song, In my college I once liked
this very much:
" I am not an actor I am not a star
I don't even have my own car
But I am hoping so much you will stay
That you will love me anyway."
(Michael Learn To Rock)
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| NK |
Posted
on 04-Aug-02 11:17 AM
Paschim, Can you please bend the rule just a teenie bit?? Please??
I want too take Chalo Dildar Chalo (Pakeezah) too!!!!@!
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| Dilasha |
Posted
on 04-Aug-02 04:06 PM
One week and only two choices? that's tough Paschim. I'd rather sing to myself than just take two but then my vocal cord would stop working by the time I come home and the very first thing i'd end up doing would be visiting the ENT specialist who I know would advise me to stop talking (believe me the one I went to in Nepal literally asked me stop saying a word! thank god i haven't had to go to another one) Therefore with proper digging and searching, I came up with these two.
Nepali: (Usha Mangeshkar)
Jhaljhali aankha ma jhaljhali aankha ma
kasto basyo maya preeti sakdina ma birsana
timrai ho yo lajau jobana
Non Nepali: (Bob Dylan)
My love she speaks like silence without ideals or violence
she doesn't have to say she's faithful
yet she's true like ice like fire
people carry roses make promises by the hours
my love she laughs like the flowers
valentines can't buy her
some speak of the future
my love she speaks softly
she knows there's no success like failure
and then failure's no success at all
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| Dilasha |
Posted
on 04-Aug-02 06:32 PM
and of course when you're on a deserted island, there would be melancholy in the whole atmosphere so i'd sing to myself what Barbara Streisand sang to Robert Redford in the Way we were:
Memories, like the corners of my mind
Misty watercolor memories
Of the way we were
Scattered Pictures of the smiles we left behind
Smiles we gave to one another
for the way we were
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| nepe |
Posted
on 04-Aug-02 06:53 PM
All right here are my choices. I’ll take Narayan Gopal’s ‘Samhaala ghumto.haru Sajaaoo kasha.haru’ and that ‘Ain’t No Sunshine when she’s gone’ sung by any singer. With ‘Samhaala ghumto.haru’, the most romantic song sung by the most fitting and unusually intoxicating passionate voice of NG, can spend not only a week but a month alone in any island. I am never tired of listening this song. Every time it fills me with hope, passion, purpose and energy of life- a pure and complete youth. ‘Ain’t no sunshime’, does it need explanation ? Some may ask if it isn’t a bit sad for a lonesome week in an island. Well, depends on what you listen in this song. I hear a discovery of something in this song. And the melody, so sweet and sad, worth living privately in an island with.
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| JN |
Posted
on 04-Aug-02 06:59 PM
Tough choice...what a way to start the weekdays...
NEPALI: Galti hajar hunchhan.....Narayan Gopal
Non-Nepali: My alltime favourite
Don't Worry...Be happy..
Bobby Mcferrin
Here is the link: http://launch.yahoo.com/artist/videos.asp?artistID=1017492
(need yahoo id...enjoy this piece..)
I will try to make space for all the stuff I have in my table..
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| Gokul |
Posted
on 04-Aug-02 07:47 PM
"...if you were to be stranded alone in a desert island for one week..."
We are stranded in the desert and if we start thinking about Ganga ko paani(like Biswo), chokho mitho maya and other romance (like Ashu, NK, Nepe et al.), then the situation will definitely aggravate and may lead to insanity:
Remember: Akas ko phal ankha tari mar. So I would choose those songs which would convince me that the desert is not so bad:
the Nepali song/poem that does this is: Sansarrupi sukh swarga bhitra (By Devkota) - If everything is ultimately like desert, then the real desert is not that bad.So keep fooling yourself at least for a week.
In English, Hotel California:
"On a dark desert highway..." You see, deserts are everywhere, so imagine your are at HC. It gotta help.
How about book? What would you take? Myself - Walden by H.D.T.
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| Paschim |
Posted
on 04-Aug-02 08:04 PM
NK dear, no you ain't bending any rule here. Choices...from songs to honeymoon destinations to bottles of wine to (wo)men...it's tough, no? As Paramendra Kumar Bhagat would say (with no hint of narcissism, but with a full color photograph) - admit it :)
Good songs are being named...Dilasha's nepali song reminded me of my past favorite. That jhaljhali ankha is a great number by Usha. i wonder if she ever sang any other nepali song...she might have sung in that old movie, Bansuri (The Flute), but i'm not sure...also I have a feeling that women like "jhaljhali..." more than men. What do you say Dilasha?
And of course you can't go wrong with Nepe's poetic tastes. Yes, NG's "samhalha ghumto haru"...rather slow, but i did think of it together with Bhupi's lyrics "aljhecha kyare pacchyauri". But again, the tough part here is to decide which ONE song you are taking.
Thanks others for sharing your choice. I initially thought JN's "galti hajar" was by Bhaktaraj Acharya, but on second thoughts, it is by NG. NG just rules, eh?
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| Dilasha |
Posted
on 04-Aug-02 09:46 PM
I don't see why men can't or won't sing "jhaljhali" Paschim. I'd say they would sing it even more especially when they're trying to woo the women (of their dreams) well perhaps not the exact lines but something like:
jhaljhali aankha ma jhaljhali aankha ma
kasto basyo maya preeti
ma pani kahan birsanchu
timi auchau bhandai din ganchu
:-)
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| Mitra 2 |
Posted
on 05-Aug-02 10:50 AM
Nepali:
Karma.ko rekha namitdo raichha, mai mare marma.le
Aafno bhanne koi chhaina yahan dukhi yo karma.le
--Aruna Lama
Non-Nepali:
Ee aanshu badhi hai, jeevan kiraye
Koihi oonse kahede hame bhul jaye
-Mukesh
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| Suna |
Posted
on 05-Aug-02 10:56 AM
Okay here are my two picks, although sung by Narayan Gopal and Eric Clapton, they would have to be recorded on some device for me to listen to them by someone else :).
LAYLA
KEHI METHO BAAT GARA
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| deep |
Posted
on 05-Aug-02 11:11 AM
Euta ma pani thapum na ta....
*****
Nepali: Aaloo ra taama hajur chheparo lai jaamaa
Bhagutolai easta coat........Aa hai Bhaygutolai Easta Kot....
Non Nepali: yahi mathiko geet lai non-nepali ma.
*****
(tyo desert island kasto khale desert ho? manchhe nabhako desert ki, baluwa nai baluwa bhako "registan" ki, sarpa chyap.chyapti bhako arizona type ko desert ki....kasto desert?... tyaha ek hapta tyahi easta kote bhyaguto le jame chheparini lai side hanya herna paine khale desert ho rechha ki hoina re chha bhanera....aru kehi haina).
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| Mitra 2 |
Posted
on 05-Aug-02 11:13 AM
Paschim, I believe Usha sang at least one song with Prem Dhwoj in old 'Maitighar'
Namana laaj yastari...
Biswo, Sal.ko paat tapari gaansera is my favorite song too. I believe that song is of Uma Gurung, not Tirtha Kumari. Collection of Raju Silwal
http://www.nepalisong.net/radiolokgeet/salkopattaparigasera.ram
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| Suna |
Posted
on 05-Aug-02 11:44 AM
although I would be astounded to find a ghumti on a deserted island, my backup for kehi metho (in case the singer has a sore throat) would be:
ghumti ma naau hai
aakha timi jujhauna
aakha timi jujhauna
bhadhiye maya pheri
garho huncha phukauna phukauna...
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| jira |
Posted
on 05-Aug-02 12:09 PM
Nepali - Ma murey punee malai mero desh ko maya cha - By NG
Non-Nepali - 'Missing you', my all time favorite - I believe it is Patty Smith.
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| jira |
Posted
on 05-Aug-02 12:28 PM
My Another favorate one
Nepali - " Panee Khaney Ghur munee Pudhenro timi beena jeebunai adhero
samaya choto cha, eh hoi hoi timi ley deyeko ewuta photo cha"
Non Nepali - Yuasai lai englich ma like Deep Ji said
" Water drinking house under tap, life is dark wiiiiiiiiiiiiithout you ho
time is very short.. Yupii! Yuppi!, I have a photo given by you"
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| Biswo |
Posted
on 05-Aug-02 12:30 PM
Mitra2,
Thanks for pointing out. I didn't know who the singer was, like all the cassettes I
have, it also doesn't have cover. I thought the voice was so similar to Tirtha
Kumari and a couple of Lokgeet Diggaj also concurred to me, so it gave rise
to this mistake.
Thanks for pointing out the mistake.
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| Biswo |
Posted
on 05-Aug-02 12:32 PM
I think there was this song "Yo ho mero pranbhanda pyaro, Maitighar maitighar
maitighar" which was sung by , well I at least think so, Usha Mangeshkar. Is this
yet another mistake?
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| Mitra 2 |
Posted
on 05-Aug-02 12:38 PM
Bishw ji,
I was not pointing out your mistake. I was just sharing it with you since I happen to have to cover of it. Not that I'm an expert of all songs' wirtiers, singers, and all. Take it easy!
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| Dhumbasse (dumbass) |
Posted
on 05-Aug-02 01:01 PM
My favorite Nepali song at this time is
"Aafu ta jureli Hanga mathi chadhera
Dali dali ghumera,
Tikuli tyak, Tikuli Tyak ,
Bhancha hai charile , Maya Maryo Chyattaii"
i do not know the writer or the singer of this song but it was one of most played song on the Radio when I was young.
Another one, I can never forget ,
"LAHURE KALO RAILKO DHUWANLE,
INDIAN KALO CHIHANBATA JIUDAI UMKINALE"
This was my faorite when I was in my 2nd grade
' Kale, madhise bhari Bok , Khana napaye Jumra Tok"
Indian song' Yeh Lal rang kaba mujhe chodega, I know the film was PremRog and The hero was Rajesh Khanna, Was playing in jai nepal very long looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong time ago.
English:' Imagine' John lennon.
Ii just do not know what is in that song, it just makes my eyes tear up. Nepali ma bhanda "Bahkkano chutna thalcha"
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| Dhumbasse (dumbass) |
Posted
on 05-Aug-02 01:20 PM
I don't see why men can't or won't sing "jhaljhali" Paschim. I'd say they would sing it even more especially when they're trying to woo the women (of their dreams) well perhaps not the exact lines but something like:
jhaljhali aankha ma jhaljhali aankha ma
kasto basyo maya preeti
ma pani kahan birsanchu
timi auchau bhandai din ganchu
JHALJHALI AANKHA MA JHALJHALI AANKHAMA
KASTO BASYO MAYA PRITI
SAKDINA MA BIRSANA
TIMRAI HO YO LAIJAU JOBANA< HE JHALJHALI ....................
i remember this is how it goes. Great song.
Indian yaad aayo
" Mera to jo bhi kadam hai, oh teri raha me hai"
And
" janewalo jara,
Mudhke dekho mujhe,
Yek insaan hu mai tumhari tarah." Both are from Muhammed Rafi in Film "Dosti".
It was always a hard time finishing that movie. And even knowing all that , I still had to go watch it couple of times in those video days in KTM. Note here the spelling of Rafi's first name. The other form would be Mohammed but Ialways found Rafi's first name spelt this way.
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| Nattydread |
Posted
on 05-Aug-02 01:28 PM
I still think the best song is La Habsiko (brothas) Gedo Chusera.
Gajalu ti thula thula ankha
Kalo lamo Habsi ko
and of course Bhana bhana na timro hajur kasto cha
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| deep |
Posted
on 05-Aug-02 01:46 PM
"Indian song' Yeh Lal rang kaba mujhe chodega, I know the film was PremRog and The hero was Rajesh Khanna, Was playing in jai nepal very long looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong time ago."
Dhumbasse (dumbass),* l* ra *g* ka bich ka *o* dekhta ta cinema nikkai old re chha bhanne bujhe. Satte yug kai ho ki jasto lagyo.
Tara khas kuro ke bhaneni..."I know the film was PremRog" Yasto chahi bhanna bhayena ni. Uta arko thread ma Dumbass ra dhyangre eutai ho ki ke ho bhanera manchhe le sanka uthai sake. Tyo arko thread ma Dhyngre le duisai sapana dekhne...Kailas, guheswori ko ban tira ghumne kooro kholi sakya chha.....aba yata tira Dumbass le pani I KNOW bhanera kiterai hawadari gaf ladai pachhi manchhe le ke bhan.chhan? Sanka ko jaro gadla hai...? *tato na chharo* hola.
Cinema ta Prem Nagar ni. Ke ko PREM ROG hunthiyo. Maile DON'T MAKE LOVE bhanya haina hai. Cinemako nam "Prem NAGAR" bhanya ni.....ROG ta ROG nai ho PREM.
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| binay |
Posted
on 05-Aug-02 04:26 PM
If I have to choose only one from each categorize then, those would be:
Nepali: Ma pattharko devta hoina (Deep Shrestha)
English: The sound of silence (Simon and Garfunkel)
It's really hard to limit my choice only with these two though. My all time favs (Nepali) are
Narayan Gopal: Malai maaf garidyau, mero ankhalai rakhne, and yestai gari bitai dinchhu
Deep Shrestha: Jhaskiyechha mana mero and hara raat sapanima aithan hunchha
Aruna Lama: Udi jaau bhane and chautarima
Ram Krishna: Bihaana uthne bittikai
Let me stop before I keep going on and on... Interesting thread Paschim
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| mother goose |
Posted
on 06-Aug-02 11:38 AM
Two songs I would take.
1. Sitting in my tub, rub-a-dub dub; rub-a-dub dub
2. Five little ducklings to and fro; wibble waddle, wibble waddle ho ho ho [this ho is not that "ho."!]
Oh, how I miss my little ugly duckling (s)!
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| Suna |
Posted
on 06-Aug-02 01:31 PM
sneaky sneaky ways to get their 4 choices heard!
NO FAIR
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| DHUMBASSE (DUMBASS) |
Posted
on 06-Aug-02 04:09 PM
Deep,
Yo Dhayangre bajiya kun chahi parecha kunni, purba janma ko sauta ho ki daju-bhai thiyo ki kya ho, malai ta thaha chaina ba.
Aba aanfno nam ta Dhumbasse ( pronounced as (DHUM- BASSE) , engreji ma bhanda kheri DUMBASS. Aanfno Bichahr pani Dhumbasse Hera. Aba aanfule janya bujya kura ta bhannai paryo. Arkale ke bhanlan bhanera chup lagera basna aafno manle didaina.Budaha paka ko bhanai bhanchan ni " kukur bhukcha hazarma, hatti hidcha bazarma". bahnnelai bhanna deu , ke bho ta.katti ko mukh thunera hidna sakincha ra? aba jai nepal ma sadhai third class ko ticket kinera first class ka sath film herinthyo jamanama. aba loooooooooooooooooooog time ta hune nai bho ni. Film ko nam samet birshi sakechu. aba timi nai bhana kati loooooooooooooooooooooooooooog time bhayecha ta.
La pheri yaad ayo arko geet Nepalima;
' Ho!ho! maale Ho! Ho!
Ho!Ho! Tare Ho!Ho!
Hariyo danda mathi halo jotne saanthi"
kasle gayeko bhanne chahi thaha chaina.
Indian: "sakoolme kya padhogi ho ram
dilki kitaab padh lo,haya padh lo,dil ki kitaab padh lo'
Yo chahi Jitendra ko film jai nepal ma dhumdham ka saath chalya thyo. khaja khane paisale third class ticket first class ka saath.
English chahi, "Sailing" , Rod stewart.
it goes on like this
I am sailing, I am sailing,
I am flying, passing high clouds,
to be with you, to be free.
Can you hear me, can you hear me
thro' the dark night, far away,
I am dying, forever trying,
to be with you, who can say.
Can you hear me, can you hear me,
thro' the dark night far away.
I am dying, forever trying,
to be with you, who can say.
We are sailing, we are sailing,
home again 'cross the sea.
We are sailing stormy waters,
to be near you, to be free.
Oh Lord, to be near you, to be free.
Oh Lord, to be near you, to be free,
Oh Lord.
Aanfno jawanima ghat lagya geet yo yeuta pani ho. " kasto yo Dhumbasse, Nepali geet purai naanune, english chahi kantaha bhako" Bhanlau. Ttyesko karan chahi aba tyo hamro kathmanduko hawa lagya teti khera. Maile wah yeuta keti sanga JHANDAI love parera bichod pani (Note the use of word JHANDAI) bha belama kata bata yo geet sunna puge. Aanja samma yaad aauncha.
la ta aru pachi. UHI DHUMBASSE
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| joie de vivre |
Posted
on 07-Aug-02 02:09 PM
Given that Paschim is such a stickler for rules, I suppose I’ll have to abide by them. My choices would be:
Nepali: Aankhan chopi naraun bhane (Narayan Gopal?)
Non-nepali: Don’t think twice, it's alright (Bob Dylan)
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| Soleil |
Posted
on 07-Aug-02 02:53 PM
Ammammama..........katro lamo thread ho? padhnai garho. Paschime le afoo sangai Uttare, Dakhine ra Purbe lai ni samagrechha. Anyway, here are my picks for the Desert Isand, I believe would adapt the surroundings.
1. Nepali -
"Ma maunta ma aljhi raheko euta jeewan
Kahan jaane? kaslai sodhne? kaslai khojne ho?
ma aashai aashma aljhi raheko euta jeewan........."
I believe the lyrics are timeless. And doesn't it contemplate to the desert island? :)
2. English - "Hungerstrike" by Temple of the Dog.
"I don't mind stealing bread
From the mouths of decadence
But I can't feed on the powerless
When my cup's already overfilled
But it's on the table
The fire is cooking
And their farming babies
While the slaves are working
The blood is on the table
And their mouths are choking
But I'm growing hungry"
Keep rocking in the free world (desert island?).........:):)
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| DHUMBASSE (DUMBASS) |
Posted
on 07-Aug-02 03:45 PM
La arko nepali Geet Yaad aayo
" Sannnani bhani Bolako ,Miteri rahicha ni chayattai chayattai,
Polo sisnule Jhyaumai, polyo sisnule jhyaumai.
Oldies but goldies
Hindi:
"CHand ki diwar na toda pyar bhara dil tod diya,
yek dhanwan ki beti ne nirdhanka daman chod diya' Mukesh, Do not know the film
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