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Indian Chaotic Academia

Wanting to wear jumpers and hoodies but changing your mind after looking at the daily temperature

Scoring 97% in English in your board exams but your spoken English makes you sound like you've never studied it in your life

Messy yet (somewhat) intelligible handwriting

A weak spot for old Bollywood songs regardless of your personal taste in music

Chipped nail polish and lots of bracelets

Wanting to study in a park or a cafe but you can't as they're too loud and busy

Adrak chaha is the solution to everything

Muting the class WhatsApp group so you can read angsty fanfiction at 3 a.m. without alerting your parents

Vada pav and samosa>>>>

Buying several highlighters but still end up using blunt pencils to mark important study material

At some point, a B is the best grade you'll ever find in your report card

Reading the Mahabharata at the back of the class in the same way you would read a modern novel ("Nooo, why did he have to die 😭")

Coming up with ideas for study charts but never actually making them

Getting a lot of holidays and vacations thanks to the amount of festivals celebrated throughout the year

"Sir that's my emotional support gel pen brand that I've been using since fifth grade"

The poem you have to learn in your regional language class is actually your favourite childhood song

Rickshaw rides are better than any other mode of transport, change my mind (you can't)

Getting the 'Slytherin house' that always comes last in every school event

Only buying books from the second-hand book stalls because they have all the good ones

Waking up at 4 a.m. for last minute revision and getting disturbed every five minutes by trucks blasting out entire songs through their horns

[khwxbeeda]

The monsoon has set in properly, now. You have a love-hate relationship with the rains, but you admit that the season brings a sense of calm to the house.

Your Aai is humming under her breath where she sits next to the window, newspaper hiding her face from view. You tap her on the shoulder as you set down a freshly prepared cup of chaha in front of her, and she smiles at you. She takes a sip, and melts into her wickerwork chair, a soft sigh spilling from her lips. "Masta chaha kelas," she tells you, and you turn away with a pleased smile.

The rain doesn't really stop. It keeps falling, sometimes a downpour but mostly an ongoing drizzle that goes on for hours. Every time you have the chance, you step out into the garden or the balcony and stare up at the cloudy sky, trying to catch the drops on your tongue. A drop lands splat in your eye and you squeal, rubbing at your face, and the roaring laughter of your siblings echoes through the house.

The aroma of freshly made pakoras, tikhat puri and shankarpali wafts through the house and you follow it, eyes closed and nose in the air, sniffing like a dog. You Baba flicks you on the forehead, and tells you to act properly. You rub your forehead, and silently pile a plate with the food, a small grin on your lips.

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oooh is it Holi tomorrow? :DD can you give us some ideas or headcanons about James celebrating Holi with his parents/Sirius/Harry? <33

Honestly, depending on a few factors, everyone celebrates Holi on a different day (the traditions for Holi are different depending on the sect of Hinduism and region of celebration as well). Also, North Indian होली and Maharashtrian होळी (search up the differences in pronunciation, it's a bit hard to describe) are two completely different religious holidays. The Hindi होली (ho-lee) is equivalent to the Marathi "ranga panchami" (ranga- colour, panchami- fifth day of a lunar cycle). As far as I know, the Marathi होळी doesn't have an equivalent.

The traditions I'm going by are my family traditions— the Marathi traditions of my region— so i hope you enjoy. Let's goooo!

Oh yeah, this is before Harry turns eleven and goes to Hogwarts.

The day of होळी signifies the first day of spring in Maharashtra. Every year, the members of the Black-Potter family start the day by watching the sunrise together with cups of spicy chaha (marathi for chai).

The day is pretty much the usual, except for food. James cooks up a storm in the kitchen, making all the pancha pakwaan (pancha- five, pakwaan- dishes) with puran poli (a sweet flatbread), three different vegetables, rice, amti (somewhat like daal, either drunk from the bowl or poured over rice), and a traditional dessert. They invite the Weasleys, the Marauders and the Longbottoms over, and have a veritable feast for lunch and dinner. A very chaotic affair, but the Black-Potters love it.

All three of them absolutely adore panchamrut (pancha- five, amrut- nectar of the Gods. It's made of five ingredients- milk, ghee, sugar, curd, honey). Once James is done with his pooja and the naividya (the first morsel/sip of any food/drink is always offered to the Gods), the three of them pounce on the drink with all the vigour of someone who hasn't had anything to eat for days.

As the evening draws closer, Harry, the Weasley kids, Neville, and Lily and Remus out to the woods that surround the house and collect dried wood for. Meanwhile, James, Sirius and Peter gather the panchamrut and a bite each of the pancha pakwaan, and ready the porch for lighting a safe fire with the help of the Molly, Arthur, Augusta, Alice and Frank.

Just as the sun sets, the bonfire is lit, and the blaze reaches high into the sky within minutes, helped along by magic. Everyone sits around it in a circle, closing their eyes and praying— the fire signifies the destruction of the bad energy of the previous year and the purification of the soul for a better new year. Holi is the first day of spring, a mark of new beginnings, a symbol of clean slates and fresh starts. The Holi fire is where you throw all your baggage of the last year so it burns till it is gone, to prepare yourself for the upcoming year.

The pancha pakwaan and panchamrut are poured into the fire to loud cheers from the children, and then the real festivities begin. Everyone walks around the fire in a circle, howling at the top of their lungs. The sounds are slightly terrifying, especially when the darkness really sets in and the only light is the massive bonfire, but Harry loves the ferality of the entire thing. It's primal, the way the war cries rise up with the fire, echoing throughout the massive grounds of Potter Manor like the echoes of screaming ghosts.

Sometimes, Harry, Ginny and the Weasley twins start war dances instead of the howling. Those times, Bill and Charlie eagerly join in along with James, Lily and Alice, and the hard and fast thumping of their feet on the packed mud porch makes it seem like an earthquake is cracking the ground open.

Other times, they write their mistakes, insecurities, bad thoughts and regrets of the past year onto slips of paper and throw them into the fire, to signify the new start. Last year does not matter anymore; it is done and you cannot change it. You can have a new beginning, though, and Harry vows every year that he will be a better person.

James loves these times, where everyone he cares about is close to him and glowing with happiness. Holi is his favourite festival, because it is the day he and Sirius kissed for the first time. It is the day he remembers with fondness— childhood years spent with his parents and grandparents and cousins in a crowded wada (kind of like a palace but the size varies from anywhere between four bedrooms to like 70), sneaking panchamrut from under his mother's nose, dancing Garba around the fire with his Gujju friends in India, the day the Potter family first moved to Britain right before his 11th birthday. People expect his favourite festival to be Diwali or Ganpati Chaturthi because they are loud and huge and phenomenal celebrations, but his favourite is this— all his favourite people in the same place with the same happy smile and the same traditions that he loved when he had blood family.

Holi is a festival for families and loved ones, and the Black-Potters have a lot of love to go around. Family isn't defined by blood, after all.

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House of the Dragon//Devdas (2002)//Devdas (1955)//Dev D (2009)//Iphenia in Tauris - Euripides (translated by Anne Carson)

[elsulasnotdonewithyou]

Elsula rambles about their characters 1: Chaha

Full name: Chaha-ton

Description: Chaha is a young goblin born with strange magic powers. Hat too big for him, high-pitched voice and a soft spot for hugging friends, his apparent cuteness and innocence may hide some*frown eyebrows* very very smart wits. And also the fact that he probably can wipe your house by concentrating very hard. Oh, and he can spend a good hour infodumping about dragons.

Background: After a childhood lulled by the dragon legends told by his mother, our goblin discovered at the beginning of teenagehood that *wave hands and accidentally set fire to a farm*, well, you see. Despite being soft and unwilling ot hurt anyone, Chaha has been instructed by his clan's chief that his powers would be very useful in the current feud. Not willing to burn to death anyone, our young character chose to flee his clan and to discover he world by himself. Subsisting thanks to his magic, Chaha spent days and days to public library, where he read and discovered a lot about his powers and, more important, about the dragons that populate his favourite tales. One day, he saw a sign about helping the city of Breachhill to investigate about things happening in the nearby goblin fort and decided that could he give it a try. After all, maybe his powers could be put at better use?

Current situation: Powers have grown, and Chaha is not sure to have grown with them. He really tried to avoid hurting people, but sometimes it really seems to be the only way, and... there is... this feeling. The surge of might when you unleash your potential and see your foes disappear like ashes in the wind. The strength. The impunity. Chaha would never admits it in front of someone, but he cannot hide his feelings to himself anymore, and is ashamed of them. He tries to at least destroy for the greater good, to invest himself in faith, but doubts never stop to bite, and he feels young for the number of lives he has taken. On a lighter note, he has plans to found a heroes school to give to the population better persons to adress their problems than Hellknights.

Possible futures: Head of his yet-to-realise school, best friend with a psychopomp, unsuspicious archmage wandering like a common adventurer to help people and surprise bullies, maybe all of above

Game: Pathfinder 2E.

[starr-fall-knight-rise]

Drev Conlang (Current)

Important Sounds

Ж = zh   (Azure)

Ц = ts    (rats)

 Rules

Conjugations

If the verb stem ends in a consonant

i

ash

ish

eesh

ich

aж

 Hastat = to walk

Hasti = I walk

Hastash = we walk

Hastish = you walk

Hasteesh =you all walk

Hastich = he she it walks

Hastaж = they walk 

 If the verb stem ends in a vowel

ik/ki

nash

sh

neesh

ch

ж

 Adjective Endings

An = adjective ending where the noun ends in a vowel (Dead gender)

Een = adjective ending where noun ends in a consonant (Living gender)

To make something  Loud - louder add the opposite ending to the end of the word

Gran = big granan= bigger Graneen = biggest

Adverb endings

Dee

Tee 

Possession

Kee = added to the end of a noun 

Gender

Nevermind no gender

Word order

Subject  verb  predict   I the dog see

Adverbs go before verbs       I the dog slowly ran-towards

Adjectives go before nouns    I big dog ran-towards

Prepositions NOT postpositions  I around the big dog ran

Plurals

to make a word plural just repeat the last syllable the second time   жyaka = animal жyakaka

or repeat the word from the last vowel                             dжal = drev s  dжalal = drev pl

if the word is short just double it      Lhus = tree   Lhusus = trees/ forest

Tense

Past                   da

Present

Future              ta

Add these before the verb, if there is none present, it is assumed that you are speaking in the present

Alphabet

T

tch

Kah

Eh or e 

I

D

Sh

S

A

Ee

K

Ch

Z

L

Uh

G

Ts   ц

Zh      ж

ya

ha

N

Ng

r

Zha

J

 Current words

Extras

Jee = not ( it is not)

Ha =towards = added at the front of a motion verb

Na = away from = added towards the front of a motion verb

Neh = reverses a word. (similar to not but has to be tacked onto an adjective)

 Pronouns

 zha = I

tsа = you

 Nee/na = he/ she / it use either living or the dead to match the noun that goes with it

Jya= we/us

tsana = you all

 Dazha = they/them

 zhаk = My/ mine

tsаk = your/ yours

Neek/nak = his hers her it its

Jyak = ours

tsanak = all yours

Dazhак = they/ theirs

Zhazhe = myself

Tsatse = yourself

  Nouns

Dzhal = Drev

 Dzhalzheen = soldiers/ footmen/ warrior

 Dzhalak = drevling

 Dzhalka = kit/ baby

Dzhatal = city 

Dzhtalka village

Dzhatatal = house/ home

Dzaga = body

Dinar = fire

Daeen = here/there

Daleest = ambush/ surprise

Dargranla = volcano 

Dadik = soemthing 

Dazhit = disgrace (also an insult like calling someone a bitch) 

Deeng = food

zhankeel = honor

zhyaka = animal

zheeng = war

Zhin = battle / conflict

Zhineech = battle pair/ married couple

Zhit = hate

Zheedazh = sibbling

Zhjea = sacrifice 

 Lata = rock

Lana = help 

Latinar = ash 

Latahag = armor

Luhs= tree (has the same u sound as in the name Gus)

Luhsuhs = trees / but in this case also means forest, they make no distinction

Ladinar = lava

Luhsad = branch 

Lachi = focus 

Latinash = cynder wind 

Lodgeeda = clan leader

Lodnajasta = Sentinel 

Leen = pride

 Shash = air

Sheedal = danger

Anina = Spirit

Anizhal = 

Anika = a feeling

Anicheel = day

Anitsa = eye

Ani = name

Anijee = fear

Anirana = blood

Anintal = citadel 

Atatch = skill

Aleesh = beginning 

Adon = circle

 Rana = water

Ranatatal = lake

 Tana = sky

Tanana = alien 

Tak = father

Tatal = place

Tatin = future

Tanatal = space

Tanakal = ship

Tanadar = meteor / comet ( all fiery flying objects) 

Tachal = group

Tach = clan 

Tahajeea = armor 

Tin = this/ that 

Tizhit = shame

Tinchal = today 

tsag = ball/ orb

Tsanika =belief 

Tsata = gift  

Tarik = teacher 

 Nak = mother

Nid = length

Nizad = leg

Nakt = night

Nakt- sal = dark season 

Nehchal =moon

Nehgrada = spark 

Nahatach = incompetence 

Nadzhalak = daughter

Needzhalak = son

Neenez = cloud 

Negcheel = star

Nehlata = thing

Nasash = wind

Naranatal = river

Nang = middle

Nizjahad =foot 

Chal = sun

Chahas = time

Cheel = light

Chat = word

Geeda = general

Gahan = all  (acception noun adj and adverb) 

Gaha = part

Hazad = moss

Hakanin = life

Hakasash = breath 

Had = arm

hazh = flesh

Heech = pair

Grananin = world 

Granla = mountain

Gradinar = wildfire

Jaja = end

Jahad = hand

Jial = guard

jirha = cut, wound

Jeeana = corpse 

Jeea = death 

Jeerana = dessert 

Eeda = leader

Eedacheel = (their northern star’s name) the lead star

Eeaz = a worry/ a concern 

Enadzhal = ancestry 

Etat = fur

Kat = question

Kan = nobility 

Kaneg = year

Kasa = thought

Kazna = galaxy 

Kalal = metal 

Kazga = cripple (also an insult like idiot or moron but has connotations as negative as retard (Forgive me, but that is the closest comparison) It is a very rude word. 

Kahchat = to break 

Ranasash = storm

Rantana = rain

Ranad = drink 

Ralata = soil 

Rekaz = knowledge 

Sal = season

Sakasa = mind

Shanajeea = sickness 

Stadik = anything 

Verbs

Hakasat = to breathe 

 Hastat = to walk

Hasinsat = to run

Hajat = to come

Hakastat = to exit

Hazhnat = to bother someone/ annoy

 zheengat = to fight

zhinat = to strike/hit

Zhitat = to hate

zhalat = to have

zhegingat =to want

Zhjeanat = to sacrifice 

 Cheeyat =to speak/say

Chezenat = to choke 

Chatahaat = to work 

Chazat = to make 

Cheekat = to like

 Jastat = to see

Jajat = to end

Jastanat = to predict

Jakazat = to recognize 

Jedanat = to trade/ exchange 

Jeeajat = to stop

Jeeanat = die

Jeenhalat = to exile 

Jezhinat = to block 

Jekat = to look 

Jiahat = to guard

Jishat = to secure/ to lock 

Jirat = to pull

Jirhaat = to be wounded/ injured/ hurt

Adonhajat = to wonder

 Ajat = to go in general

Anikat = to feel

Anijeeat = to be afraid of / to fear

Aninat = to live

Anintalat = to worship 

Anidonat = to wake up

Ardanat = to open 

Aleeshat = to begin

Nadanat = to fall 

Najat = to go away from/  to leave

nahasinsat= to run towards/ charge

 Najastat= to watch

Natahaat = to take

Natrekat = to learn

Neevant = to answer 

Neehahajat = to drift

nehanat

Nitsat = to happen/ occur

Nizat = to stand

 Darat = to do

Dalistat = to surprise / ambush

Daeenat = to stay 

Deengat = to eat

Dichanat = to thank

Dakat = to be ready/ prepared

Kahlat = to continue

Kahyaat = to happen

kahchat = to break

Kuhlat = to curse 

Kasat = to think

Katat = to ask a question / to question 

Kalsan = difficult 

Tadat =to be

Tatazat = to be happy 

Tanat = to fly 

Tahaat = to give

Tahajeeat = to hold 

Tarikat = to teach 

Tehat =can

Tsahastat = to enter

Tsanikat = to believe

Tsajat = to show

Tsadeengat = to cook

Tizhital = to be ashamed

Shkahrat = to prepare

Shazat = to use

Shanajeeat = to be sick/ to get sick 

Sdarat = to try 

Sesanat = to be sorry 

Gingat = to need

Gadat = to find

Geeniat = to return 

Geedanat = to lead

Rekazat = to know

Rantanat = to rain

Ranalat = to melt

Ranadat = to drink 

Lachidat = to focus 

Luhtat = to remember 

Lanat = to help 

Leenat = to be proud 

Eedat = to be in charge of

Eeazat = to worry 

Eeneenat = to understand

 Adjectives

 tsakan = which

Tizhitan = shameful 

Atatchan = skillful 

 Nidan = long

Nehgran = small

Nehdinanian = cold

Nehalan = without

Nantan = new

Neyahan = old

Neahasan = slow

Naktan = dark 

Dadan = falling

Deengan = hungry 

Ditan = so 

Daklan = amazing 

Nwadan = hard

Jenantan = old

Jeean = dying 

Jashajan = similar/ same/ resembling/ like

Yahan = good/well

Yahanan = better

Yaheen = best/ great

Yigan = every

Dinanian = hot

Dichan = thankful 

Dalistan = surprising 

Gran = big

Granan= bigger

Geenian = returning

Gingan = needy 

Tacheen = many

Tatazan = happy

Tsanikan = believable 

Tanan = flying 

Ladan = very 

Latan = rocky

Hasan = fast

Hijan = colorful / beautiful 

Ranitanan = rainy 

Ranan = watery 

Ranadan = drinkable 

Chalan = Sunny 

Adan = easy

Ardan = open

Aninan = living

Kalatan = hard (as in a texture: hard stone)

Kanan = noble

Kaan = only

Kuhlan = cursed

Kahchan = broken

Kazgan = crippled 

Sheedan = dangerous

Eeazan = worried

Eeneenan = understandable 

Etatan = furry/ hairy 

shanajan = sick 

Shazan = useful 

Stadan = any

Zhankeelan = honorable

Colors

Hija = color

Hajtan = blue

Dinhijan = red

Dihijan = purple 

Dichijan = orange

Jeehijan = black 

Luhijan = green

Chalijan = yellow

Naijan = white

Nadijan = pink

Latijan = grey 

Halujan = turquoise 

Adverb

 Atatchtee = skillfully

Neahasandee = slowly

Nehatatchtee = poorly 

Prepositions

  La = on

Lad = about

Lariz = on top of

Ladka = beside 

Dat = before (has a meaning in time, not temporal) before we go. not he stood before me

Dana = above 

dal= up

S = with

K = to 

Hak = from 

Hakniz = below 

Ts = in 

Adonha = around

Riz = upwho

Niz = down 

Keed = before (temporal meaning) 

Tsil = inside

Time words

Tasahas = during 

Neeka = never 

Zhakaz = ago

Gahas = forever

Conjunction 

Ee = and

J = but

Tasan = also (irregular) 

Dit = so

  Question words

 Tsaee = why

Tuhn = when 

 Gda = where

Lod = who 

 Nin = what

Dach = how

Others b/c I am not a linguist

 Nahang-ta = because

 Je = no

Yid = yes

Dee = would

Teeya = for ( the benefit of a person or animate object)

Laza = for (used with anything inanimate) 

Deri = re 

Ena = pre

Kayad = should 

Huka = than 

Juhkee = then 

Ene = if

Jej = too 

Numers

Ka = one

Hee = two 

Heeka = three

 Important Phrases

Ts zhin = goodbye (Direct translation is, in battle deriving from I will see you in battle

Nezanin = of course

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Former Speaker, Benjamin Chaha Is Dead

The former speaker who has been sick for a while died on Wednesday afternoon. The Speaker of House of Representatives in the Second Republic, Benjamin Chaha, has passed on. The former speaker who has been sick for a while died on Wednesday afternoon. Born in 1940, Chaha was elected to the House of Representatives on the platform of the defunct National Party of Nigeria in the 1983 general…

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questions about marathi culture, for a character! (her family is buddhist for extra context if it matters, but not very devout)

-what would be a term of endearment a parent might call their (adult) daughter? -what are popular beverages of the area and what are they like? -extremely specific but are devaks specific only to a few areas or are they more common in maharashtra? what are they usually like? -what are some more mundane, everyday traditions or expectations? things that might pertain to daily life, like meals or greetings?

1. A term of endearment for a daughter is usually baal (baby) or Tai or Didi (honourifics for older sister). Affectionate names are rarely used in my house, but the most common ones, as an adult daughter myself, are bubdi (somewhat means "bubba") or just a shortened form of my real name.

Priye, which literally means "loved one", is a romantic name, but my father sometimes uses it for me.

2. Popular beverages:

The first one is, of course, chai (Hindi) or chaha (Marathi). People are obsessed with spicy, savoury tea here. There is a specific way to make it, and every family has their own recipe/ingredients that they use.

Aamras is only made in the summers, because it is simply mango pulp with sugar added to taste. Some other families mix milk into it. It may be eaten with a spoon just on its own or you may dip bread into it.

Rasna and Maaza are packaged beverages that are also favoured in the summer. Rasna is bought in powdered form and mixed into water at home, and Maaza is basically mango juice. All of these are cold.

Solkadhi is a pastel pink, cold, slightly spicy beverage that is usually poured on rice or drunk after meals.

3. Devaks:

Are far as I know, only the Maratha families have a Devak. They are family totems for protection and other spiritual things, in the form of a physical object for eg. a banyan tree or an idol of a god. A man and a woman whose families have the same Devak may not marry each other.

4. Some specific traditions:

Do not enter the temple with your footwear on. Your footwear has touched a lot of unsanitary places, and a temple must remain clean and uncontaminated. Do not enter anyone's home with your footwear on, basically. Even your own home.

You must wash your hands with soap before and after a meal, as food is eaten without cutlery. Eat with only one hand, the other must stay in your lap or on your knee. Most families say a prayer before beginning the meal, to thank the gods for giving them sustenance.

As for greetings, people in rural areas usually greet with a Namaskar (Marathi for the Hindi word namaste) or a Ram Ram (yes, Ram from the Ramayana). During formal occasions like religious festivals or family gatherings, the younger ones usually greet and take leave of the older people by touching their feet, and receiving blessings in return. These blessings may be ayushman bhava (may you live long), vijayi bhava (may you be victorious), samartho bhava (may you be accomplished), vidwaan(masc)/vidushi(fem) bhava (may you be brilliant in studies) or many more.

Most traditions are unique to each family, so finding generalised ones is pretty difficult. I hope this was helpful, and my asks are always open!

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Rishton Ka Chakravyuh (Episode 10) - I Don’t Know What To Do With So Many Women Who Speak Their Minds

Aug 17, 2017

Ooooh the big day is finally here.

In Satarupa’s absence, Vikram (WHO IS ACTUALLY THE EVIL DADAJI) calls Somdev Guruji to tell him they’ve decided to adopt Avdhoot and make him heir. And Guruji needs to pick out a date for his pagdi rasam. I knew it! This Satarupa left without telling them what she is going to do and now whenever she brings back Anami, it’s going to be the worst kind of surprise.

Guruji, ofc, also doesn’t see any need to tell them and is just Disapproving and stuff and asks if Baldev and Satarupa are okay with this. Dadaji is like “who even cares if they are, keh diya na, bas keh diya.” All patriarchal af evil north Indian men have the same Yash-Raichand-spirit. Guruji reluctantly gives them a date that’s about 4 days away. 

They’re very good at syncing real time with episode-time. I don’t know how long they’ll be able to keep it up what with tellywood’s favourite devices like leaps and dragging dramatic occasions for days, but at the moment, whenever they have to make a specific mention of time, you can pretty much assume the day the episode airs is also the day in their fictional world. I’ve realised, I almost want Avdhoot to become heir and ruin everything for this family and Dadaji especially. They’re truly scum. Only thing that stops me from rooting for Avdhoot is the thought of the “hazaaron mazdoor” that they keep bringing up to make themselves look like benevolent overlords. Sure. 😒

Moving back to the bit I actually care about, Satarupa and Damo have made their entry. Damo, who is Satarupa’s spokesperson in front of peasants, does all the talking because apparently asking the man you gave your only daughter to 17 years ago to return her is Too Much Work for royalty. 😒😒😒

Murari Pathak is dumbfounded but Madhu is the tiger-mom we all need.

She doesn’t give Satarupa a second to recoup and just goes all out offensive. She’s all “do we look like a children’s bank ki jab chaha deposit kiya aur jab chaha loan le liya?” And “Anami is OUR daughter, because karam comes above janam according to the same scriptures this useless husband of mine keeps reading.” She actually asks whether they’ll leave izzat se by themselves or does she need to call a couple of pehelwans to get the job done. You go, Madhu! Anami’s sass is obviously not just hereditary but also learned from Madhu.

Murari manages to calm Madhu down and tells her they need to hear these people out. Satarupa pretty candidly adds on to what Damo said about how she gave away her daughter 17 years ago to save the ‘vansh’ but today they’re vansh-less anyway and Anami is their only hope.

At this opportune moment, Anami enters and tells her dad to give the nice lady a discount for his services as a shraddh pandit, which is why she thinks they’ve come. Madhu would hustle her away and not tell her anything but the voice of sanity in THIS house, Murari, stops her. He tells Anami the truth about Satarupa being her mother, and that she’s really a “princess.”

Anami is devastated and to cover for herself, wordlessly rushes to the vessels kept on a bench and starts eating aggressively. She’s one of the angry-eaters, I see. Damo does not know how to read the room because she starts telling Anami about all the advantages she’ll have at Lal Mahal and what a life of luxury she’ll lead. Anami is like, “why now? why have you come after all these years?” Damo (OMG you gotta STOP) tells her that now that the Yuvraj is dead, they need Anami back. Satarupa tries to stop her and is all “No, I love you, baby. I want to fix what I ruined.” But Anami catches on immediately and jumps on to this. She says “Ok, Imma go with you right this instant if you can answer just one question. Would you have come for me if your son had been alive?”

This is the face of a woman whose faith in her parenting skills have been reaffirmed.

Satarupa can’t bring herself to lie quite THIS much and Anami is like “LOL this isn’t ‘pyaar,’ it’s ‘svaarth,’ my matlabi maharani.” She actually says the words “matlabi maharani.” That’s a direct quote. 

This is the face of a girl who takes no prisoners.

Madhu jumps in and tells Satarupa and Damo to leave again and Satarupa tries to appeal to her maternal side ki “I’m super grateful that you brought up my daughter but please try to see things from my perspective.” LOL WHAT PERSPECTIVE? Madhu didn’t go around giving away daughters to incorrectly fulfill lame-ass prophecies.

Anami must have the last word, obv. So she’s like ‘bro, Panditayin didn’t bring up YOUR daughter, you gave birth to HER daughter and let’s just realise that’s all there is between us.”

Damo, who really needs lessons in PR, tries to say some variation of blood is thicker than water but Anami shuts her down with “Yeah I know cos I been tryna wash away the taint of this blood ever since I’ve been old enough to understand what it means and the entire Ganga ain’t up to it.”

Then Satarupa, who is probably tired of playing the bechaari-mother, resumes her lion-persona and tells Anami that she may be stubborn but Sats is also her mother and that she’d better pack her stuff cos she’ll be back soon to take her home.

The face of a woman who is used to getting her way.

Oooh I LIVE for dramatic walking-away shots.

Poor Laddoo chases away the car, throwing stones and crying as he sees his worst nightmare of losing his sister coming true.

Back at Lal Mahal, Kamini (Pujan’s wife) accosts Pujan to ask what the fuck he thinks he’s up to, cos she’s not giving up her son to anybody. Pujan very sweetly tells her not to be a twit and see that the whole thing is a farce and even if Avdhoot calls Satarupa-Baldev his parents in public, he’ll inherit both Lal Mahal and Royal Steel which means Kamini will de facto rule over everything.

Kamini’s chiffon-saree appreciation moment. This woman takes Maharani Gayatri Devi as sartorial role model, I see.

Kamini immediately daydreams about wearing uglier sarees and heavy jewelry and having Satarupa do pochha. On the one hand, I’m glad she has such a vivid imagination and one should never be practical while daydreaming but on the other, I just want to laugh because no matter how much money or political clout Kamini has, she’d faint if Satarupa so much as looked at her sternly.

But I’m glad they used this scene to establish that a) Kamini actually cares about her son and b) Pujan is not an asshole to his twit of a wife.

In Benaras, Satarupa is moping over Anami’s words and she has all the sads. She tells Damo that each word of Anami’s cut her like a sword. Umm...she wasn’t wrong, you know? Like she didn’t say a single word that wasn’t true. You really are responsible for this whole fucking mess. So you can cut out the tears. You can’t possibly have such deep affection for a girl you’ve never met even if you did give birth to her. This is your pride crying because you’ve met your match.

Satarupa is a deeply flawed and unpleasant woman in many ways but I root for her solely because of how compelling Narayani Shastri makes her. Yeh aaj kal ke naujawan heroines should want to give one kidney to be able to hold audiences like Narayani has, for close to 20 years.

Anami also is taking dubkis in the Ganga, trying to forget her encounter with her mother. I don’t hold with prolonged dramatic crying but I��m HERE for all the picturesque shots of Anami looking pensive/angry/contemplative against the ghats.

Things are heating up in the precap. Adhiraj wants to know why Satarupa suddenly went to Benaras while Baldev is ordering someone to have Satarupa back by the next day (LOL Baldev, as though you can control anything she does). And Satarupa plays her goddamn ace by getting the cops to intervene and make the Pathaks give up Anami, by charging them with abduction since Anami is still a minor.

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साथिया तेरे बीना Sathiya Tere Bina Lyrics by Jyotica Tangri, Kartik Kush

Sathiya Tere Bina Lyrics in Hindi, English. The song is sung by Jyotica Tangri, Kartik Kush. The latest song features Manjul Khattar, Rista Basenet while the music is given by Puneet Avasthi. The lyrics for the song Sathiya Tere Bina are written by Sanjeev Pandey.

Song Details

Singers – Kartik Kush & Jyotica Tangri

Music Director – Puneet Avasthi

Lyricist – Sanjeev Pandey

Music Programmed by The Purple Dot

Cast – Manjul Khattar & Rista Basenet

Production House – Kanchanjanga Cine Creations

Producer Name – Tikam Sharma

Director – Samrat Shakya

Sathiya Tere Bina Lyrics – Jyotica Tangri, Kartik Kush

Aisi na baarish huyi thi kabhi Ehsaas aisa na aaya kabhi Tumko bhula ke jeena pade Aisa na humne chaha kabhi Aisa na humne chaha kabhi

Sathiya tere bina Meri raatein aur din kahan Tujhe sochun tujhe maagun Mera khuda mera jahan

Tu jo mere paas hai Saari duniya main bhula doon Tere mere darmiyan Raahon mein palkein bichha doon

Dhadkanein bhi aise badhti nahi Saansein tere bina chalti nahi Rahungi sath tere Tu rahe paas mere Na honge faasle yeh vaada kiya

Aisi na baatein huyi thi kabhi Ehsaas aisa na aaya kabhi Tere bina yoon jeena pade Aisa na humne chaha kabhi Aisa na humne chaha kabhi

Mahiya tere bina Meri raatein aur din kahan Tujhe sochun tujhe maagun Mera khuda mera jahan

Music Video of the song Sathiya Tere Bina by Jyotica Tangri

Sathiya Tere Bina Lyrics in Hindi – Jyotica Tangri, Kartik Kush

साथिया बिन तेरे दिल माने न क्या कहूं क्या करून कुछ जाने न साथिया बिन तेरे दिल माने न क्या कहूं क्या करून कुछ जाने न ये तेरा दीवाना है कितना बेगाना है और कोई चेहरा पहचान न साथिया बिन तेरे दिल माने न क्या कहूं क्या करून कुछ जाने न ये तेरा दीवाना है कितना बेगाना है और कोई चेहरा पहचान न साथिया बिन तेरे दिल माने न क्या कहूं क्या करून कुछ जाने न

जबसे हुई है तुझसे मोहब्बत तेरे सिवा कोई भता नहीं है जबसे हुई है तुझसे मोहब्बत तेरे सिवा कोई भता नहीं है हाल बुरा है मेरा भी हमदम कोई मुझे समझाता नहीं है क्या कहूँ कैसे बेचैन हो गया जो तुझे देखा मेरा चैन खो गया तूने भी बताया न मैंने भी सुनाया न बन गयी मोहबत की नयी दास्ताँ साथिया बिन तेरे दिल माने न क्या कहूं क्या करून कुछ जाने न

बातों पे तेरी करके भरोषा जाने वफ़ा मैं बाहों में आयी बातों पे तेरी करके भरोषा जाने वफ़ा मैं बाहों में आयी इक पल जैसे एक युग बीते अब तो सही न जाये जुदाई दूर न होंगे हम राह प्यार में पल गुजरूंगा तेरे इंतज़ार में रात हो सवेरा हो संग तेरा मेरा हो मिलके बनाये हसि आशिया साथिया बिन तेरे दिल माने न क्या कहूं क्या करून कुछ जाने न साथिया बिन तेरे दिल माने न क्या कहूं क्या करून कुछ जाने न

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