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Top 5 Things to Do in Sonamarg - Tour and journey

Here are some best things to do and visit in Sonamarg. Trekking/Hiking, Visit Thajiwas Glacier, Enjoy local cuisine, Camping, Horse Riding. https://toursjourneys.wordpress.com/2023/03/29/top-5-things-to-do-in-sonamarg-tour-and-journey/

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Do Nadiyon ka Pani- 1

This is my version of Karthik and Aman’s lovestory. There will be two point of Views throughout the post.

Aman

It was the first day of my Marketing Internship in Delhi, I was so nervous that I am shaking inside out. It's already hard that I fumble, stutter and I have been constantly ill-at-ease with people, so I chided myself not make it worse by looking like a nervous wreck. I took several deep breaths and walk into the unassuming office. The wizened old security guard looked at me quizzically, and I replied, "Aman Tripathi. Marketing Intern."

He nodded and opened his register, apparently five others are joining with me. I signed in the register and the guard beckoned me inside.The office was nothing fancy, and I was not expecting more. I was lucky to land this job right after my MBA. I scanned the room with the other interns as I was led. They all looked prim and presentable, three girls who looked like they were ready to walk the ramp, not because of their clothes, it's because of their confidence, and two guys who are talking to each other but they have their eyes trained on the girls.I rolled my eyes mentally. The guard asked me to enter the room where these guys were standing and left.

I took another deep breath and entered. The others looked at me for a second and resumed whatever they were doing.Maybe I was not dressed to command the attention of the whole room, but I was glad that I was saved from going through the tedious rounds of introductions and socializing. But I did tell myself, "Welcome to yet another boring world Aman," as I took my place to stand beside the muscly, show-off guy whose shirt was decidedly tight.

It was then I heard a low-key commotion in the ring wing of the office, the aisle that faces the room we were in. I looked up to see the source of it.A melodious yet boisterous hum of "Main shayar toh nahin" met my ears. The voice was golden, deep and amazingly masculine.

Through the door, I could see a huge walking bouquet of flowers and people were surprisedly ducking in the wake. I did not wonder for too long about who that was, the bouquet headed straight to us. The bouquet was so huge that coming straight it would not have fit the door. If I thought that the bouquet was beautiful, then such thoughts have gotten erased as I saw the face behind it.He was stunning, pitch-black eyes that sparkled with mirth, bushman's eyebrows and a crooked smile. Just to compliment his handsome face, his jet black hair was styled in spikes. And was that a nose ring? Yes it was. The man ruled his look with the nose ring.

I had consciously straightened up and couldnt help but stare at the man, who sang the last line of shayar toh nahin, while setting the bouquet on the table in front of us and pirouetted with a flourish.My heart was pounding hard and the room went so silent that I was afraid the others in the room would hear its mad drum-beat. Shit! I just broke into a sweat, not that it will be really noticeable but damn the effect the man just had on me!

"Too bad yaar!" he said, I could only hear him distantly. What actually caught my eye was his adorable pout as he spoke, "I made such a great entry, and bande ko appreciate koi nai karta!"

The girls giggled, the other guys guffawed foolishly, I couldnt help blush and smile, with eyes simply drinking him in. He was almost a foot taller to me, lean and looked quite hot in that jacket. And oh that triangular tattoo on the side of his neck! Wonder he had tattoos anywhere else.

What the hell was I thinking? Aman Tripathi Apne dimaag ko kaabuu main rakh!

I looked down and swallowed as others went ahead and introduced themselves to him. I took a step backwards and simultaneously wished to be the stud of the group and become invisible. Karthik... Karthik Singh his name was.

He was shaking his hands and casually joked something, both girls and guys started laughing. With a jolt, I realized he was looking at me with a crooked smile.

Aur meri wahaan phatt rahi thi!

I smiled at him, nervous, my hand went to my neck unconsciously, He smiled at me encouragingly, and took a step forward. As much as I wanted to flee the spot, I was rooted. I didn't want to look stupid, but I was pretty sure I was not making a stellar impression.I internally commanded myself to speak, shake his hand. I raised my shaking hand to meet his ready and friendly hand, he looked at my hands for a second, held it with both his hands to make me comfortable.

"Karthik! naam toh suna hi hoga," he said in such an adorable ‘Rahul’ style that I couldnt help laughing. He broke my ice.

"Aman" I said smiling.

"Main soch raha tha, Shahrukh, tum toh Salman nikle yaar!"

Thank god! My brain restarted right in time. "Main bhi soch raha tha Ranveer, aap bhi toh Shahrukh nikle" I replied.

He laughed sweetly at that, "Kya Karoon unpredictability mera andaaz hain" with yet another goofy Shahrukh imitation.

I suddenly became aware that there were other people in the room and they were all looking at us... with interest. Shit!My hand went to my neck unconsciously and shuffled my collar. The spell was broken and landed me in uncomfortably in reality.

"Aagaya mera star!" a loud voice startled us.

Everyone, including Karthik, turned to its source. A tall, fit and middle-aged hunk just entered the room with a genial smile.

"Come here! Karthik! ye kya hain flowers and all" he said as his eyes fell on the ridiculously large bouquet.

"Welcome, sir! Welcome! Phool toh mere ussool hain sir!" Karthik quipped confidently, turning back at me to throw a wink.

Damn! that cocky confidence.

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By

Mukund Marulkar

Shankar Jaikishan and Their Directors

Shankar Jaikishan’s immense talent, professionalism, success and popularity, made them the number 1 choice of movie makers.

Following is a list of all directors who worked with them and the movies with their release dates.

Raj Kapoor-5

Barsaat-April 22, 1949

Awara-December 14, 1951

Shree 420-September 16, 1955

Sangam-June 18, 1964

Mera Naam Joker-December 18, 1970

Amiya Chakravarthy-6

Badal-May 1, 1951

Daag-July 4, 1952

Patita-January 1, 1953

Badshah-January 1, 1954

Seema-1955

Kathputli-January 1, 1957

Kishore Sahu-5

Kali Ghata-January 1, 1951

Mayur Pankh-April 9, 1954

Kismet Ka Khel-February 3, 1956

Dil Apna Aur Preet Parai-March 4, 1960

Hare Kanch Ki Chudiyan-January 1, 1967

Ravindra Dave-1

Nagina-January 1, 1951

O. P. Dutta-1

Parbat-January 1, 1952

M. Sadiq-1

Poonam-January 1, 1952

Raja Nawathe-6

Aah-March 22, 1953

Prema Lekhalu-December 24, 1953

Avan-March 22,1953

Basant Bahar-December 7, 1956

Gumnaam-December 24, 1965

Bhai Bhai-1970

Devendra Goel-1

Aas-January 1, 1953

Bhagwan Das Verma-3

Aurat-1953

Pooja-January 1, 1954

Baaghi Sipaahi-1958

D. D. Kashyap-2

Naya Ghar-January 1, 1953

Halaku-January 1, 1956

Ramesh Saigal-1

Shikast-September 18, 1953

Prakash Arora-1

Boot Polish-March 26, 1954

Ananth Thakur-1

Chori Chori-January 1, 1956

Mohan Segal-3

New Delhi-September 14, 1946

Krorepathi-1961

Kanyadaan-January 1, 1968

Vijay Bhatt-2

Patrani-January 1, 1956

Hariyali Aur Raasta-January 1, 1962

Sohrab Modi-1

Rajhath-January 6, 1956

Narendra Suri-1

Begunah-January 1, 1957

Nitin Bose-1

Kathputli-January 1, 1957

Bimal Roy-1

Yahudi-September 5, 1958

Hrishikesh Mukherjee-5

Anari-January 16, 1959

Aashiq-January 1, 1962

Asli Naqli-April 5, 1962

Sanjh Aur Savera-January 1, 1964

Gaban-July 1, 1966

L. V. Prasad-2

Chhoti Bahen-February 6, 1959

Beti Bete-January 1, 1964

Om Prakash-1

Kanhaiya-July 30, 1959

Subodh Mukherjee-3

Love Marriage-December 14, 1959

Junglee-October 31, 1961

April Fool-March 8, 1964

Naresh Saigal-3

Main Nashe Mein Hoon-January 1, 1959

Ujala-January 1, 1959

Boy Friend-August 11, 1961

Harnam Singh Rawail-2

Shararat-August 1, 1959

Roop Ki Rani Choron Ka Raha-1961

T. Prakasa Rao-6

College Girl-January 1, 1960

Sasural-April 4, 1961

Hamrahi-January 8, 1963

Suraj-March 25, 1966

Duniya-December 28, 1968

Rivaaj-January 1, 1972

Bhappi Sonie-7

Ek Phool Char Kante-January 1, 1960

Janwar-1965

Pyar Hi Pyar-October 7, 1969

Brahmachari-April 26, 1968

Tum Haseen Main Jawan-July 24, 1970

Jawan Mohabbat-January 1, 1971

Preetam-January 1, 1971

Radhu Karmakar-1

Jis Desh Mein Ganga Behti Hai-January 1, 1961

Shakti Samanta-4

Singapore-January 1, 1960

An Evening in Paris-March 10, 1967

Pagla Kahin Ka-January 1, 1970

Jane Anjane-May 17, 1971

Mohan Kumar-3

Aas Ka Panchi-January 1, 1961

Ayee Milan Ki Bela-January 1, 1964

Aman-January 1, 1967

Nasir Hussain-1

Jab Pyar Kisi Se Hota Hai-May 5, 1961

B. R. Panthulu-1

Dil Tera Diwana-January 1, 1962

Lekh Tandon-5

Professor-January 1, 1962

Amrapali-January 1, 1966

Jhuk Gaya Aasman-January 1, 1968

Prince-January 1, 1969

Jawan Pyar Miley-January 1, 1970

Amar Kumar-2

Rangoli-January 1, 1962

Mehfil-1981

C. Sridhar-3

Dil Ek Mandir-January 1, 1963

Dharti-January 1, 1970

Duniya Kya Jane-January 1, 1971

R. C. Talwar-1

Ek Dil Sau Afsane-January 1, 1963

Ajit Chakrabarty-1

Apne Hue Paraye-January 1, 1964

K. Shankar-5

Rajkumar-January 3, 1964

Sachhai-January 1, 1969

Pardey Ke Peechhey-January 1, 1971

Bandagi-January1, 1972

Chhote Sarkar-November 22, 1974

Ramanand Sagar-2

Zindagi-January 1, 1964

Arzoo-January 1, 1965

Sachin Bhowmick-1

Janwar-January 1, 1965

Manmohan Desai-1

Badtameez-January 1, 1966

Krishan Chopra-1

Gaban-January 1, 1967

Pramod Chakravarthy-2

Love in Tokyo-January 1, 1966

Tumse Achha Kaun Hai-January 1, 1969

Shankar Mukherjee-1

Pyar Mohabbat-January 1, 1966

Basu Bhattacharya-1

Teesri Kasam-January 1, 1969

S. Pachchi-3

Around The World-January 1, 1967

International Crook-July 22, 1974

Eent Ka Jawab Pathhar-January 1, 1982

Alo Sircar-1

Chhoti Si Mulaqat-January 1, 1961

Mahesh Kaul-2

Diwana-January 1, 1968

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इंतज़ार Intezaar Lyrics – THEMXXNLIGHT feat. Ikka

Intezaar Lyrics in Hindi, English. The song is sung by THEMXXNLIGHT, Ikka. The lyrics and the music for the song Intezaar are written and composed by THEMXXNLIGHT & Ikka. Starring Tejasswi Prakash. Music Label Sony Music India.

Song Details

Song: Intezaar

Artist: THEMXXNLIGHT, Ikka

Composition: THEMXXNLIGHT, Ikka

Lyrics: THEMXXNLIGHT, Ikka

Director: Aman Choudhary

Production Company: The White Collar Films

Starring: Tejasswi Prakash

Music Label: Sony Music India

Intezaar Lyrics – THEMXXNLIGHT feat. Ikka

Dekho Dekho Dekho Dekho Ho Raha Hai Pyaar Dekho Dekho Dekho Dekho Tujhse Mere Yaar Kabhi Na Kabhi Na Kabhi Karde Ikraar Kiya Hai Kiya Hai Maine Bahot Intezaar

Dekho Dekho Dekho Dekho Ho Raha Hai Pyaar Dekho Dekho Dekho Dekho Tujhse Mere Yaar Kabhi Na Kabhi Na Kabhi Karde Ikraar Kiya Hai Kiya Hai Maine Bahot Intezaar

Intezar, Intezar.. Kabhi Na Kabhi Na Kabhi Karde Ikraar Kiya Hai Kiya Hai Maine Bahot Intezar

Mujhe Yaade Aakar Teri Bechain Bana Jaati Hai Aashiq Ko Ishq Mein Bas Dua Kaam Aati Hai Ye Kaisa Haal Kiya Tere Pyar Ne Bata Neend Aati Hai Toh Aankhe Meri Bura Maan Jaati Hai

Chanda Ki Chandani Pade Tere Tann Pe Jalta Hai Mann Mera Prem Ki Agan Me Aaja Le Chalun Main Tujhko Saatve Gagan Pe Jiya Nahi Jaata Mujhse Aur Iss Tadpan Mein Karta Hu Intezaar Karna Chahta Hu Ikraar Tujhe Dhundhu Tere Shehar Mein

De Baitha Hu Main Ishtehaar Ya Aar Kar Yaa Paar Haan Mujhe Karke Dekh Pyaar Haan Main Saare Vachan Nibhaunga Main Launda Zamuna Paar Ka

Mehshus Karna Chahta Hu Teri Mithi Saanso Ko Aur Kuch Na Dikhe Itne Paas Teri Aankho Ko Aagosh Mein Jo Ghere Baithe Tere Un Hathon Ko Tu Phool Hai Gulab Ka To Seh Lu Tere Kaanto Ko

Dekho Dekho Dekho Dekho Ho Raha Hai Pyaar Dekho Dekho Dekho Dekho Tujhse Mere Yaar Kabhi Na Kabhi Na Kabhi Karde Ikraar Kiya Hai Kiya Hai Maine Bahut Intezaar

Dekho Dekho Dekho Dekho Ho Raha Hai Pyaar Dekho Dekho Dekho Dekho Tujhse Mere Yaar Kabhi Na Kabhi Na Kabhi Karde Ikraar Kiya Hai Kiya Hai Maine Bahot Intezaar

Intezaar, Intezaar.. Kabhi Na Kabhi Na Kabhi Karde Ikraar Kiya Hai Kiya Hai Maine Bahot Intezar

My Love Is Endless I Want You Keep You By My Side We Can Ride To The Moon Don’t You Forget This I Love You Always In My Mind I Just Wanna See It Through

Karta Hu Main Pyaar Beshumaar Beshumaar Socha Na Socho Na Mera Pyaar Beshumaar Abhi Abhi Abhi Abhi Karle Ikraar Main Na Manunga Haar Abhi Abhi Abhi Abhi Karle Ikraar Main Na Manunga Haar

Dekho Dekho Dekho Dekho Ho Raha Hai Pyaar Dekho Dekho Dekho Dekho Tujhse Mere Yaar Kabhi Na Kabhi Na Kabhi Karde Ikraar Kiya Hai Kiya Hai Maine Bahut Intezaar

Music Video of the Song Intezaar

इंतज़ार Intezaar Lyrics in Hindi- THEMXXNLIGHT feat. Ikka

देखो देखो देखो देखो हो रहा है क्या देखो देखो देखो देखो तुझसे मेरे यार कभी ना कभी ना कभी कर दे इकरार किया है किया है मैंने बहुत इंतज़ार

देखो देखो देखो देखो हो रहा है क्या देखो देखो देखो देखो तुझसे मेरे यार कभी ना कभी ना कभी कर दे इकरार किया है किया है मैंने बहुत इंतज़ार

इंतज़ार.. इंतज़ार..इंतज़ार.. इंतज़ार.. कभी ना कभी ना कभी कर दे इकरार किया है किया है मैंने बहुत इंतज़ार इंतज़ार..

मुझे यादें आकर तेरी बेचैन बना जाती हैं आशिक़ को इश्क़ में बस दुआ काम आती हैं ये कैसा हाल किया तेरे प्यार ने बता नींद आती है तू आँखे मेरी बुरा माँ जाती हैं

चंदा की चाँदनी पड़े तेरे तन पे जलता है मन मेरा प्रेम की अगन में आजा ले चलूँ मैं तुझको सातवें गगन पे जिया नहीं जाता मुझसे और इस तड़पन में करता हूँ इंतज़ार करना चाहता हूँ इकरार तुझे ढूँढूँ तेरे शहर में दे बैठा हु मैं इशतेहार या आर कर या पार हाँ मुझे करके देख प्यार हाँ मैं सारे वचन निभाऊँगा मैं लौंडा जमुना पार का महशुस करना चाहता हूँ तेरी मीठी साँसों को और कुछ ना दिखे इतने पास तेरी आँखों को आग़ोश में जो घेरे बैठे तेरे उन हाथों को तू फूल है गुलाब का तो सह लूँ तेरे काँटों को

देखो देखो देखो देखो हो रहा है क्या देखो देखो देखो देखो तुझसे मेरे यार कभी ना कभी ना कभी कर दे इकरार किया है किया है मैंने बहुत इंतज़ार

देखो देखो देखो देखो हो रहा है क्या देखो देखो देखो देखो तुझसे मेरे यार कभी ना कभी ना कभी कर दे इकरार किया है किया है मैंने बहुत इंतज़ार

इंतज़ार.. इंतज़ार..इंतज़ार.. इंतज़ार.. हिंदी ट्रैक्स कभी ना कभी ना कभी कर दे इकरार किया है किया है मैंने बहुत इंतज़ार

माई लव इस एंड्लेस आई वॉंट यू गिव में योर साइड आइ राइड टू ड मून डोंट यू फ़र्गेट दिस आइ लव यू ऑल्वेज़ इन माई माइंड आइ जस्ट वाना सी यू थ्रू

करता हूँ मैं प्यार बेशुमार बेशुमार सोचो ना सोचो ना मेरा प्यार बेशुमार अभी अभी आ गया वे कल इकरार मैं ना मानूँगा अभी अभी आ गया वे कल इकरार मैं ना मानूँगा

देखो देखो देखो देखो हो रहा है क्या देखो देखो देखो देखो तुझसे मेरे यार कभी ना कभी ना कभी कर दे इकरार किया है किया है मैंने बहुत इंतज़ार

The Full Lyrics for the song Intezaar by THEMXXNLIGHT, Ikka in Hindi, English. If you have any suggestions or want to suggest any change to the lyrics, please contact us.

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Remembering famous lyricist #Anjaan on his 20th death anniversary. Anjaan (24 October 1929 – 13 September 1997) was the nom-de-plume of Lalji Pandey, the Hindi movie lyricist famous for songs such as "Khaike Paan Banaraswala" from Don and "Rote Hue Aate Hain Sab" from Muqaddar Ka Sikandar. Anjaan, a native of Varanasi, often used the Bhojpuri dialect of Hindi in his lyrics. His sonSameer Anjaan is also a famous lyricist. Anjaan got his first break with the 1953 Premnath production Prisoner Of Golconda where he wrote "Lehar Yeh Dole Koyal Bole" and "Shaheedon Amar Hai Tumhari Kahani". After this he remained fairly busy, but in small films. His only popular number was "Mat Poonch Mera Hai Mera Kaun Watan" (Lambe Haath) with music by G. S. Kohli, with whom he did many small films. He was first noticed for his work with the Raaj Kumar film Godaan, based on the Premchand classic, with music by Ravi Shankar. This film got him a few good assignments in the mid - 60’s with big composers like O. P. Nayyar ("Aap Ke Haseen Rukh") in Guru Dutt’s Baharen Phir Bhi Aayengi and G. P. Sippy's Bandhan, which established him commercially with "Bina Badraa Ke Bijuriya Kaise Barse". This also saw the forging with fellow lyricist Indeevar and composers Kalyanji-Anandji. This was followed by songs in Kalyanji - Anandji’s Kab? Kyon? Aur Kahan?. Shankar - Jaikishan’s Umang, Rivaaj and Ek Nari Ek Brahmachari, Ravi's Vandana ("Aap Ki Inaayat Aap Ke Karam"), R. D. Burman’s Hungama (‘Wah Ri Kismat’, ‘Suraj Se Jo Kiran Ka Naata’ which was the first ever song filmed on Zeenat Aman) and a few other films. And yet it took Anjaan many more years before he emerged as a very prolific writer who amalgamated a lot of his commercial songs with lyricism and poetry. He was at his best in the Amitabh Bachchan films of Kalyanji Anandji, beginning with Do Anjaane ("Luk Chhip Luk Chhip Jao Na") in 1976. Followed Hera Pheri ("Barson Purana Yeh Yaarana"), Khoon Pasina ("Title Song" and "Bani Rahe Jodi Raja Rani Ki"), Muqaddar Ka Sikandar ("Rote Hue Aate Hain Sab", "O Saathi Re", "Pyar Zindagi Hai", "Dil To Hai Dil"), Don with his biggest hit of the career "Khaike Paan Banaras Wala", ("Ee Hai Bambai Nagariya", "Jiska Mujhe Tha Intezaar"), Lawaaris ("Jiska Koi Nahin", "Kab Ke Bichhde") and Jaadugar. He also wrote hits for Bachchan with other composers like Rajesh Roshan (Do Aur Do Paanch, Yaarana), Bappi Lahiri (Namak Halaal, Sharaabi) and R. D. Burman (Mahaan). His liaison with Prakash Mehra also yielded hits like Zindagi Ek Juaa, Dalaal and other films like Jwalamukhi, Ghunghroo, Mohabbat Ke Dushman, Muqaddar Ka Faisla, Imaandaar, Chameli Ki Shaadi and Himalay Se Ooncha. In the 80’s, he even emerged as the writers of choice for Mithun Chakravarty’s films like Disco Dancer and Dance Dance and struck a gold mine in the films of Bappi Lahiri, Shibu Mitra and B. Subhash. Among his hits with them were the songs of Aandhi Toofan, Ilzaam, Aag Hi Aag, Paap Ki Duniya and Tarzan. His work with others was almost schizophrenically different, with songs like R. D. Burman’s "Yeh Faasle Yeh Duriyan" (Zameen Aasman), "Laagi Lag Jaaye Logon" (Poonam / Anu Malik), "Ganga Mein Dooba" (Apne Rang Hazaar), ‘Meri Saanson Ko Jo’, "Na Jaane Kaise" and "Woh Woh Na Rahe" (Badaltey Rishtey, "Hamrahi Mere Humrahi" (Do Dilon Ki Daastaan), ‘Yashoda Ka Nandlala (Sanjog), ‘Sadiyan Beet Gayi’ (Triveni) and the beautiful songs of Eeshwar (all these films were with Laxmikant-Pyarelal showing a poetic vein). Another major hit was Anu Malik’s breakthrough film Ek Jaan Hain Hum. His health suffered a major setback in the early 90’s, though he delivered hits with Zindagi Ek Juaa, Dalaal, Ghayal and the 1990 chartbuster "Gori Hain Kalaiyan" (Aaj Ka Arjun) and his last hit Shola Aur Shabnam (1992). His other films in the 90’s included Vishnu Devaa, Parakrami, Insaniyat, Police Aur Mujrim, First Love Letter, Aandhiyaan, Phool Bane Angaarey and others. In the 60’s, Anjaan also wrote several non - films albums composed by Shyam Sagar and sung by Mohammad Rafi, Manna Dey and Suman Kalyanpur. Rafi’s song "Main Kab Gaata" was a big hit then. Anjaan also entered the world of Bhojpuri films with the massive hit Balam Pardesia in the late 70’s. The song "Gourki Patarki Re" became a rage and set the stage for many more films with a resurgent Chitragupta and laying the foundation for the personal - and later - professional liaison between their respective sons Sameer and Anand-Milind. Anjaan was a very successful all - rounder for almost 20 years in Hindi films, but his poetry still had the colour of Bhojpuri language and the ethos and culture of Uttar Pradesh, the citadel of hindi. This is why, says Sameer. he could write "Khaike Paan", "Bina Badra Ke Bijuriya" and similar songs with great skill. His own favourites were his songs from Apne Rang Hazaar and Badaltey Rishtey and "Maano To Main Ganga Maa Hoon Maano To Behta Paani" and "Chal Musafir" from Ganga Ki Saugandh. A few months before his death on 13 September 1997, his only book of poems, Ganga Tath Ka Banjara (A Gypsy from the Shores of the Ganges) was released at the hands of Amitabh Bachchan. Like बॉलीवुड डायरेक्ट Bollywoodirect

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Top 5 Things to Do in Sonamarg - Tour and journey

Here are some best things to do and visit in Sonamarg. Trekking/Hiking, Visit Thajiwas Glacier, Enjoy local cuisine, Camping, Horse Riding https://toursandjourney.com/top-5-things-to-do-in-sonamarg/

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Top 5 Things to Do in Sonamarg - Tour and journey

It was our Sonamarg day, a scintillating valley almost 90 kilometers from Srinagar. Altitude was around 9500 feet only above mean sea level, but due to its topographical proximity to the Three Kashmir Sisters (Mount Harmukh, Amarnath and Kolhoi), Sonamarg remains snow blanketed almost round the year, opened to public only for two months during April and May. Luckily we had been there in mid-May.

By road it takes around 5 hours from state capital Srinagar, via National Highway 1D. Road conditions are pretty good until Gund village; however it gets abruptly narrow after the last check post. Sonamarg, as the name suggests, means ‘Valley of Gold’. It got its name not because of any abundance of the glittering metal ore, but because of the golden gleam on snow by the rising sun. On a clear sunny day, when the rays fall on ice caps, they glitter like gold. Nevertheless, this span of higher Himalayas lacks wildlife, flora and fauna due to the frequent avalanches and heavy snowfalls. The three sisters of Kashmir seen at Sonamarg  lead to major glaciers like Thajiwas and Kolhoi.

Here are some of the top attractions which you must not miss during your trip to Sonamarg.

Thajiwas Glacier Trek: We parked the car at the roadside of basecamp area and took the pleasure of walking towards the snow on foot. One striking aspect of Sonamarg ’s mountains was the flat tops with gradual slopes. So high, yet no cliffs! One need to be an expert to climb up to the summits of Harmukh, Amarnath or Kolhoi, but amateur hikers with strong lungs may dare a trek up to the Thajiwas summit by foot or on horseback.

While casually hiking on the glacier, taking photo-breaks in between, we did not realize when we had lost our direction. Unknowingly, we had landed at a solitary corner, without realizing that we had actually reached the Thajiwas Glacier stage 0, aka the summit. Believe me, there were no lives around! Not even the army men.

On the glacial top, we were shocked to discover numerous skeletons here and there, scattered on the ground. The scene was so horrendous. You could see different skeletal parts of animals (hopefully, though all did not seem to be) – skull, leg bones, ribcages etc and no human beings around. Sweat droplets filled my forehead at that biting cold. Just imagine our dreadful condition!

Sledge Ride: Staying on the top for around 15 minutes, we decided to descend. Walking down, we passed by the Gaddi huts which I could remember seeing during our uphill trek. Within a few minutes, God knows, suddenly wherefrom three sledgewalas approached us for a snow ride. One of them told, if we agree, it would be their first income of the season. We did not take the risk of confronting them. They charged Rs. 300/- per person for an hour’s ride.

Who knew sledge riding was so difficult! You need so much of body balance to enjoy a fall-free ride. In fact, one must take a sledge ride to know what happens once you fall down. Finally, we reached the top in 60 minutes with muddy dresses and cold toes. Thankfully driver was not around, so I could change my dress inside the car.

Island Retreat Park: Near stage one of the Thajiwas Glacier, there was a small riverside restaurant named Island Retreat Park, claiming to serve hot and fresh foods like Kashmiri Wazwan, Kahwa, Kashmir special Fish fry, Mutton rogan josh etc. Unfortunately, during our time of visit hardly anything was available except tea, coffee, ice-cream and instant noodles. A nice wooden bridge connected the park with the mainland of Sonamarg valley. The foaming waters of Sindh Nalla flowing under the bridge offered a tantalizing sight.

Kheer Bhavan Temple: On our way back to Srinagar, there is a much revered Hindu temple called Kheer Bhavani Mandir. This is the sacred place where Swami Vivekananda could transform his Vedantin convictions into complete surrender to the Divine Mother. The antiquity of this ancient temple offers a very exciting story which connects to Hindu mythology. It is believed that way back during the Ramayana age, Ravana used to worship a rare form of Goddess Shakti named Maha Ragya Bhagwati (another name of Goddess Bhavani) who is considered as the embodiment of cosmic power and active energy. As mentioned in the epic, Ravana had established a small temple of Goddess Ragya at his golden capital in Lanka. Owing to his misbehaviour with Sita (who is also believed to be an incarnation of Goddess Ragya by a school of Kashmiri Pandits), the goddess ordered Rama to shift her from Lanka to this Kashmiri village named Tulmulla where Sita had spent couple of years during exile. Since then, Goddess Shakti is being worshipped at this ancient temple in the titular form of Devi Ragya. At present it is under the management of Dharmarth Trust of J&K.

Aman-ka-Phool (Flower of Peace): There is a huge Kund (holy pond) beside the temple which is surrounded by lofty Chinars and Mount Harmukh at the milieu – a personification of amity and tranquility. Just as we walked inside, the whole area was shining with white blooms of a very special tree, they say it’s called ‘Aman-ka-Phool’ (flower of peace) as this is the flower which is exchanged every day at the international border while greeting our friends from the neighbouring country.

It was almost five in the evening. After a tiring trip to Sonamarg, it was time for a dreamy escape to the world of snow under bed warmers. We reached our hotel by six and retired for the day.

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Top 5 Things to Do in Sonamarg - Tour and journey

Here are some best things to do and visit in Sonamarg. Trekking/Hiking, Visit Thajiwas Glacier, Enjoy local cuisine, Camping, Horse Riding

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Do Nadiyon ka pani -2

Karthik

I am excited! There is a new batch of marketing interns this year and I cannot believe I will be guiding one of them. Gaurav, our creative head, told all of us to pick one of the juniors each and our desperate Heteroes, fought over the hot girls in the batch.

Yep, we were checking out the Facebook profiles to see who they were.The others finally settled for the hunks and the only one whom no one was picking was Aman Tripathi. His Facebook Profile, had non-descript poetic quotes from Gulzar and Rumi, Some of his pictures with Family.I felt bad these people judged him by his ordinariness. I picked him. He could be interesting and even if not, we will be fine.

I am in one of my moods, the happy one. I took a bouquet of flowers, that basically had every flower that the florist had. I simply couldnt decide. And it became a huge ass bouquet, but I took it anyway. I know for sure that no one bothers to greet the freshers with flowers, so what's wrong in showing some extra-large love.

I realized that it was indeed too ridiculously large bouquet as I walked into the office. People in my office ducked alarmedly out of my way, guffawed at my stupid gesture. I shrugged, anyway, most of them thought I was legit crazy! So why should I care!

Another amazing realization is that my extra-large bouquet would not fit the door straight. Just like my extra-large ahem heart would not fit the world straight. I smirked at my own stupid joke.

I entered the room where interns were waiting quite dramatically, I couldnt help it. It's my life and the drama just happens. And that's when it happened, the feeling that breath had been suddenly knocked out of me.

I lowered the bouquet from the eye-level and looked at the first person across me. I knew him to be Aman Tripathy, but he looked nothing ordinary. His coffee-brown eyes were wide and had a beautiful smile on him as he stared at me.

He shook his head ever so slightly as he realized he straightened for me. Thank god! for my autopilot singing, I was not making a fool of myself in front of him. Because I never felt like this before, nervous and anxious to impress, I barely registered the others in the room. I set the bouquet on the table, Thank God I picked it.

No Thank god I picked him. Shit, I shouldn't be thinking this way!

I finished my song with a regular flourish and pirouette, hoping desperately that he must not think of me as stupid or something. I looked at him and he stood gazing at me with his big eyes. A thrill shot through me as I realised he was impressed, his eyes were tracing their way towards my tattoo, and jacket.

Those eyes were really speaking volumes. I must do something before I get lost in those eyes and do something stupid. I joked something for the heck of it, thankfully that worked the other interns, who were in the room started coming towards me to introduce themselves.But Aman looked down and stepped back, I was already hyperventilating. Was I looking too overbearing? Was I too dramatic? Now what?

I engaged myself introducing myself to the others, I didn't get any of their names. But then I noticed out of the corner of my eye, that he was nervously shuffling his collar, looking so lost that my heart went out for him.I smirked at him, to gauge his reaction, maybe it was too weird for him that a guy was eye-balling him, he swallowed and shuffled his collar.

Damn! I should not make him feel uncomfortable.

So I stepped forward to shake his hand. Alarm clear in his eyes, he too raised his hand to meet mine.His hands were shaking, yep definitely nervous. Unconsciously, I brought both my hands to reassure his shaking hands. And I realized that too late. Thankfully, Aman didn't mind and actually felt comfortable with my gesture.In a hurry to make a good impression on him I picked the most cheesy lines of the century.

But they worked! Aman laughed, and for a moment I was distracted at the silky hair that bounced on his face. Ok now! Damn!

"Aman" he replied sweetly. Time to misdirect my wit yet again!

"Main soch raha tha, Shahrukh, tum toh Salman nikle yaar!"

Aman being really sweet, played along, "Main bhi soch raha tha Ranveer, aap bhi toh Shahrukh nikle".

I was shamelessly impressed by him, and we were still holding hands, I don't want that to turn awkward so I did yet another goofy, cliched ShahRukh gesture, with, "Kya Karoon unpredictability mera andaaz hain."

Aman laughed at that as well throwing his head back. Sigh! That hair!But then, he suddenly realised that the others were looking at him too, in a split second, his self-consciousness was back. His hand automatically went to his neck, he rubbed the back of his neck and shuffled his collar, looking like an adorable lost puppy.

"Aagaya Mera Star," Gaurav boomed from behind him. Aman looked at him across me. And an unexpected frisson of something shot through me. Gaurav was hunky and quite hot for a creative head and Aman looked at him in surprise. I didn't like that. I want his attention back, in fact, all to myself.

Strange!

Gaurav was commenting something on the flowers, and I replied, "Welcome, sir! Welcome! Phool toh mere ussool hain sir!"

And as if I was mentally retarded, I turned back at Aman to throw him a wink.Gaurav clapped my back as I reached him and turned towards the crowd yet again. For a second, Aman had a mesmerising smile, but then he quite suddenly his smile slipped. He looked away and swallowed. I looked away too, wondering what was wrong!

A welcome distraction came in the shape of my team, who walked in after a calculated twenty seconds after Gaurav.The general rounds of introduction and briefing were happening and I calmed my nerves. My Hetero team is already staring at the girls and doing stuff to impress them.

The poor girls always have it hard, too much attention all the time. Aman slunk into the background, probably I am the only one who noticed him. One of the girls from the freshers casually walked towards him and introduced herself. He looked up in surprise but quickly got through the introduction. But she lingered talking to him, he was uncomfortable and fumbled his words, which made the girl giggle and looked back. I understood the ruse. She was actually interested in the other guy at the end of the room. So this was her ploy.

Maybe he sensed that someone was staring hard at him from across the room, he looked away form the girl and his eyes met mine, but Gaurav boomed yet again and I had to look away.

So Gaurav started his speech with the same old marketing mix with a spice of his own, trying in vain to motivate good responses. He was facing the crowd from across the table, while we were to his left. I could see Aman at the other end drinking in whatever Gaurav was speaking, rapt in attention.Yet again, the pit of my stomach burned a little.

What! Gaurav was good looking, at least too good for a straight.

Gaurav ended his prep talk with the announcement that he will attach each of the interns to each one of us. But since our team were ten and the interns were only six, we have to share our resources. He had a knack of telling stuff as if he just had an idea to do this as if none of this is pre-planned.To tell the truth, I was nervous. I didn't know why I want Aman to be happy and impressed with me.Gaurav announced our names casually and attached the interns in a line. Finally, Aman's turn came and Gaurav called my name. Aman lit up for a split second as he heard my name! And here I was a nervous wreck. He caught my eye smiled, he was nervous as well. I smiled back, it's kinda hard not to, his smile is too infectious.

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Tribute To Actor, Director Mohan Atmaram Deshmukh popularly known as Mohan Choti on his 25th death anniversary(1 Feb 1992 )

Born as Mohan Atmaram Deshmukh in 1939/1940[citation needed], Mohan Choti was an Indian film actor, who worked as a comedian in Hindi films. He died on 1 February 1992 at the age of 52. Mohan Choti was a fictional character from the 1963 film Bluff Master.

Mohan Choti was a comedian actor of Hindi Cinema who appeared in large number of films from 1954 to 1992.He amused the audience along with other actors like 'Mehmood,Tun Tun' etc. and earned the love and accolades from all

He was born in the year 1939 as 'Mohan Atmaram Deshmukh' and entered films in 1954. He earned name and fame by acting in films like 'Devdas'(55),Musafir(57),Chalti Ka Naam Gaadi(58),Kagaz Ke Phool(59) etc.

In the film 'Dhool Ka Phool' in 1959 Mohan Choti acted as the character 'Jaggu' along with the main pair Rajendra Kumar and Mala Sinha.Director was Yash Chopra.

In the comedy film 'Chalti Ka Naam Gaadi' Kishore Kumar and Madhubala were the main pair.

In the film 'Dil Bhi Tera Hum Bhi Tere'(60) he depicted a notable character 'Choti'. In the film 'Unpath' he depicted the younger stage of character 'Kalu'.The older part of 'Kalu' was acted by 'Dhumal'.Balraj Sahni and Mala Sinha were the main actors. Dharmendra,Ashok Kumar and Mala Sinha were the main actors of the film 'Pooja Ke Phool' in which his role was as 'Katpatia'. He acted along with Mehmood in the film 'Bhoot Bungla' which was produced and directed by Mehmood in 1965. He also acted a role in the blockbuster film 'Love in Tokyo' along with Joy Mukherjee and Asha Parekh. He acted in the film of Rajesh Khanna-Mumtaz pair 'Do Raaste' in 69. He had a role in the super hit film 'Amir Garib' along with Dev Anand and Hema Malini in 1974. He portrayed the role of 'Mohan Singh' in the 1978 film 'Azad'. In the Rajesh Khanna-Zeenat Aman hit film 'Jaanwar' of 1983 Mohan Choti also acted. In the film 'Dana Pani' directed by Devan Verma in 1989 he acted along with Mithun Chakraborty and Padmini Kolhapure. In 1992 he acted in the film 'Sarphira' along with Sajay Dutt,Madhavi,Kimi Katkar etc. Mohan Choti died on February 1, 1992 in Mumbai at the age of 52.