#Ahe Nila Saila

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Grow with ODM: Divine Classical Dance on 'Ahe Nila Saila' Worshiping Lord Jagannath Join us in this enchanting Grow with ODM video as our talented students perform a soulful classical dance to the beautiful bhajan 'Ahe Nila Saila,' worshiping Lord Jagannath. Witness their devotion, grace, and cultural richness as they bring this divine dance to life. Let the spiritual essence of their performance fill your hearts with joy and peace. Watch now and embark on this spiritual journey with ODM!

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Let's do this

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[ramayantika]

Ahe nila saila prabala matta barono

Mo arata nalini vanaku kara dalana

O blue shaded mountain! Mighty wild and invincible.

Do chum my afflicted lotus pond

Residing on the shore of the great ocean, within a large palace situated upon the crest of the brilliant, golden Nilacala Hill, along with His powerful brother Bala-Bhadra, and in the middle of them his sister Subhadra, Lord Jagannatha bestows the opportunity for devotional service upon all godly souls. May that Jagannatha Swami be the object of my vision.

Jai jagganatha swami nayan path gami bhav tume

~May that Jaggantha swami be the object of my vision

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DEVOTION SEES NO RELIGION

DEVOTION SEES NO RELIGION

“Ahe Nila saila Prabala Mata barana mo Arata Nalini banaku Kala dalana Ahe Nila saila”. Nestled on the eastern coast of India neighboring West Bengal lies Odisha the home to Sri Lord Jagannath. Notable for being one of the Char Dham or four abodes, the grandiose Jagannath temple of Puri for ages has heard the devotional songs sung by many great poets and priests. Drawn by the alluring aura of the…

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DEVOTION SEES NO RELIGION

DEVOTION SEES NO RELIGION

“Ahe Nila saila Prabala Mata barana mo Arata Nalini banaku Kala dalana Ahe Nila saila”. Nestled on the eastern coast of India neighboring West Bengal lies Odisha the home to Sri Lord Jagannath. Notable for being one of the Char Dham or four abodes, the grandiose Jagannath temple of Puri for ages has heard the devotional songs sung by many great poets and priests. Drawn by the alluring aura of the…

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DEVOTION SEES NO RELIGION

DEVOTION SEES NO RELIGION

“Ahe Nila saila Prabala Mata barana mo Arata Nalini banaku Kala dalana Ahe Nila saila”. Nestled on the eastern coast of India neighboring West Bengal lies Odisha the home to Sri Lord Jagannath. Notable for being one of the Char Dham or four abodes, the grandiose Jagannath temple of Puri for ages has heard the devotional songs sung by many great poets and priests. Drawn by the alluring aura of the…

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As Odias across the country indulged in an open debate on the ‘Ahe Nila Saila’-‘Ahe Nilo Soilo’ controversy, it put social media platform ‘Twitter’ on the boil with celebrity Odia singer Sona Mohapatra threatening to go full naked with high heels, in response to a message by a Twitter user.Recently, when Sona Mohapatra drew huge criticism for mispronunciation of certain words in her latest rendition of the popular Odia bhajan ‘Ahe Nila Saila,’ in no time protests started mounting against her on Facebook as well as Twitter.The actor had initially in a media group stated – “We artistes learn and grow with such things, let this just be a conversation and not a controversy.”However, intolerant with the out pour of vulgar messages and criticism, she soon started responding to tweeple in a way that was nothing less than arrogance.On the alleged vulgar Odia pronunciation, the singer tweeted, “Dear losers who are yet burning up about my foreign accent & mispronunciation of some words in an earnest enough rendition of Nila Saila, please do note that YOUR odiya ‘accent’ while talking or singing English & Hindi, let alone your grammar & spelling skills could offend many.”Sona calling a section of Odias ‘losers’ was what inflamed many once again. The singer didn’t stop there. Before flying off to Paris for a show, she tweeted, “I leave behind the negativity from my state, Odisha and would like to have a broader perspective to represent my country well.”  Like many, Crime Branch IG Arun Bothra was too hurt with the attitude of Sona. He immediately responded through a tweet –A few music lovers claimed that it is acceptable to some extent if it was just pronunciation of words but not at all acceptable if the essence or soul of the Bhajan is killed. They further leveled allegations that celebrities like Sona Mohapatra tend to take everything casually while representing the culture of their State.A police complaint was also lodged against Sona in Puri by an outfit Sachetana Nagarika Mancha which burnt her poster in protest and alleged that her singing was similar to disrespecting Lord Jagannath.While many think she should not be invited to sing in Odisha again, it remains to be seen if invited, Sona faces the wrath of the people here or she spreads her charms to avoid ‘Controversy No. 3’.  The Odisha TV : 22nd. June,18

IS IT CORRECT FOR SINGER SONA MOHAPATRA GIVING THREATENING TO GO FULL NAKED WITH HIGH HEELS IN RESPONSE TO A MESSAGE BY A TWITTER USER ? As Odias across the country indulged in an open debate on the ‘Ahe Nila Saila’-‘Ahe Nilo Soilo’ controversy, it put social media platform ‘Twitter’ on the boil with celebrity Odia singer Sona Mohapatra threatening to go full naked with high heels, in response to a message by a Twitter user.Recently, when Sona Mohapatra drew huge criticism for mispronunciation of certain words in her latest rendition of the popular Odia bhajan ‘Ahe Nila Saila,’ in no time protests started mounting against her on Facebook as well as Twitter.The actor had initially in a media group stated – “We artistes learn and grow with such things, let this just be a conversation and not a controversy.”However, intolerant with the out pour of vulgar messages and criticism, she soon started responding to tweeple in a way that was nothing less than arrogance.On the alleged vulgar Odia pronunciation, the singer tweeted, “Dear losers who are yet burning up about my foreign accent & mispronunciation of some words in an earnest enough rendition of Nila Saila, please do note that YOUR odiya ‘accent’ while talking or singing English & Hindi, let alone your grammar & spelling skills could offend many.”Sona calling a section of Odias ‘losers’ was what inflamed many once again.

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You know I adore everything about bharatanatyam. You may play any classical song and I will end up doing bharatanatyam but when I hear songs used in the odissi repertoire, it fills my heart with devotion and makes me feel something different. The abhinaya to the song makes me feel as if I am the character itself and I am not me. I am nothing. That song fills my heart and soul and I see myself dancing in front of Jagganatha in puri.

Now now this isn't romanticizing the maharis culture of odisha about dancing in front of jagganatha. Before things turn bad, maharis and devadasis were considered noble and their profession was respected. Also there were many kinds of temple dancers like some chose to willingly become a temple dancer while sometimes the king would send one of his best dancers In service of the temples. Some even turned into ganikas and taught the princesses.

But classical dance no matter what form, it has always been a devotional dance to the God and the shringara pieces dedicated to any god was also devotional.

Each time I watch Ahe nila saila performed by Guru Kelucharan Mohapatra, I feel as if am one with Jagganatha and Yadunandana makes me go all berserk for Krishna

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I totally did not know that one of the most popular odia bhajans of Jagannatha, Ahe nila saila was composed by a muslim poet, Salabe (sorry the spelling might be wrong)

Why didn't my parents ever tell me this? Wait do they even know this? They never told me about the bhajan also so...

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Singer Sona Mohapatra who has been one of the popular Odia singers of the present generation in the country, of late, has been in news, albeit for wrong reasons. This time the singer has drawn criticism for pronouncing a couple of words wrong from the epical Odia bhajan ‘Ahe Nila Saila’ by renowned Odia poet Salabega.After a tweeple pointed to the pronunciation errors in the song the singer had posted, there was a long thread of conversations on the social media platform. However, the singer rubbished it to be any kind of controversy. In a message to OTV, she clarified that, “There is no controversy actually. A conversation maybe and one that helps us all grow and evolve as artists, humans and as a society. Let’s not make everything into a controversy.”According to reports, the singer drew sharp reaction on various social media platforms on her latest rendition of the popular Odia bhajan.According to the video posted by the singer, she is heard pronouncing Salabega as Salebega, Charana as Charane and Matta as Maatra instead of Matta in her rendition.Earlier, the singer who experiments with various Odia songs and also includes those in her packed-audience performances, had landed in soup over remix of cult Sambalpuri song ‘Rangabati’.  The Odisha Tv : 18th. June,18

AGAIN SINGER SONA MOHAPATRA’s ‘AHE NILA SAILA’ DREW CRITICISM : Singer Sona Mohapatra who has been one of the popular Odia singers of the present generation in the country, of late, has been in news, albeit for wrong reasons.