#Deva Shree Ganesha

[jannetranews]

श्री गणेशा पर महिलाओं ने किया ऐसा डांस,इंस्टाग्राम पर 47 मिलियन से अधिक बार देखा गया

सोशल मीडिया पर इन दिनों डांस का ऐसा ही एक वीडियो काफी वायरल हो रहा है. जिसमें कुछ महिलाएं डांस करते हुए नजर आ रही है। गणेश विसर्जन के पहले इस शानदार डांस परफॉर्मेंस का वीडियो इतना अच्छा है कि खुद आनंद महिंद्रा भी अपने आप को इस वीडियो को शेयर करने से नहीं रोक पाए। सोशल मीडिया पर वीडियो काफी वायरल हो रहा है। उद्योगपति आनंद महिंद्रा ने गणपति विसर्जन दिवस पर अपने सोशल मीडिया परिवार को बधाई देते हुए…

[jantanow]

धूमधाम के साथ हुआ बागपत में गणेश महोत्सव का शुभारंभ

बागपत, उत्तर प्रदेश। विवेक जैन। बागपत नगर के सिसाना रोड स्थित शिव भूमिया मंदिर के निकट गणेश महोत्सव का धूमधाम के साथ शुभारंभ हुआ। इस मौके पर गाजे-बाजे व ढोल नगाड़ों के साथ भगवान गणपति की शोभायात्रा निकाली गई। उसके बाद भगवान गणपति की प्रतिमा को सिसाना रोड स्थित शिव भूमिया मंदिर के पंडाल में स्थापित कर दिया गया। आचार्य आनंदेश्वर जी महाराज ने विधि-विधान के साथ भगवान गणपति की पूजा कराई।शोभायात्रा…

[livelaughlovechai]

Update on this the british guy told me i was disrespecting his culture by using his language against him and said that if I love my culture so much I shouldn't speak english and said that he'll dress up as ganesh/vishnu ji and send me pics

I told him he's to broke for that,cussed at him in hindi again,and told him to dress up as lord balaya, said jai balaya and just put the lyrics of jai balaya as a response and sent him this pic💀and blocked his dumb ass ofc lol

Anyway

Raajsam Nee Inti Peru

Pourusham Nee Onti Theeru

Ninnu Thalachu Kunna Varu

Lechi Ninchoni Mokkutharu

Achha Telugu Pourushala

Rupam Navvaya

Allanati Meti Royalori

Thejam Nuvvayya

Maa Thellavare

Poddhunuvvai Puttinavayya

Maa Manchi Chedallona

Jatha Kattinamayya

Janma Bandhuvantu Neeku

Jai Kotti Naamayya

Jai Balayya Jai Balayya

Jai Jai Balayya Jai Balayya

Jai Balayya Jai Balayya

Maa Andadanda Nuvvunte

Anthe Chalayya

Jai Balayya Jai Balayya

Jai Jai Balayya Jai Balayya

Jai Balayya Jai Balayya

Maa Andadanda Nuvvunte

Anthe Chalayya

Raajsam Nee Inti Peru

Pourusham Nee Onti Theeru

Ninnu Thalachu Kunna Varu

Lechi Ninchoni Mokkutharu

Sallangundhi Neevalle Maa

Nallapusa Naathadu

Maa Marugu Bhadman Moore

Assa Muthu Soorigoo

Gudilo Devudiki Dootha Nuvve

Merise Maa Thala Ratha Nuvve

Kurise Vennala Motha Nuvve

Maa Andhari Gundala Motha Nuvve

Ho Ho Ho…

Hey Thippu Saami Dorameesam

Thippu Saami Oorikosam

Nammukunna Vaarikosam

Aggimante Nee Aavesam

Ninnu Thake Dhammunodu

Lene Ledayya

Aa Molthadu Kattina

Moggod Inka Putne Ledayya

Palle Ninnu Chusukuntu

Nimmalanga Undhayya

Needhe Peru Raasi Raksharekha

Kattu Kundhayya

Moodu Poddurllona Ninnu

Thalachi Mokku Thaandyya

Jai Balayya Jai Balayya

Jai Jai Balayya Jai Balayya

Jai Balayya Jai Balayya

Maa Andadanda Nuvvunte

Anthe Chalayya

Jai Balayya

Jai Jai Balayya

Yall some white dudes on reddit are using the most useless shit against me because I'm pissed off that heidi klum dressed up as maa kali for halloween and guess what one of them is British💀 and they're stupid and inconsiderate asf ofc

Like literally all I'm tryna say is that you can have weird and fun costumes that aren't offensive - they don't have a culture or shit of their own and as someone who does who voiced out against that costume theys aid it's not that deep and everyone dresses up like jesus like ok? Just because they do that doesn't make it right

I typed out shit in hindi script btw and I'm gonna spam sheila ki jawaani lyrics if these mfs won't learn

Update- i scared them lol (scarred them as well)

[mr-snailman]

home alone today and I thought I’d work on a tribute to one of my other favorite movies! Agneepath holds a very special place in my heart. I’ve only seen it all the way through twice, but it’s frequently playing in the background during dinner and laundry folding and card games at my cousins’ house. My Dadi likes to shout “BITA AMITABH IS ON” cause she knows I’ll come running XD

fun fact btw he is. in fact. on tumblr. and has been since 2008. which for my non-desi people is like… elvis and al pacino rolled into one, posting daily on this website for sixteen years. does he check his tag? I have no idea.

alt w/o extra text:

[kwebhakti]

बुधवार के दिन इस मंत्र का जाप करने से व्यक्ति की सभी मनोकामनाएं पूर्ण होती हैं 👇👇👇 ॐ श्रीं ह्रीं क्लीं ग्लौं गं गणपतये वर वरद सर्वजनं मे वशमानय स्वाहा।

सुनिए गणेश जी का बहुत प्यारा भजन 👇 https://youtu.be/n3_aex8sLh0

Official Website 👉 https://vvlmusic.com/

[golden-earcuffs]

Pavitr Prabhakar Headcanons

I wanted to write some so here it is. Heavily based on Indian culture & things.

Is a tea addict and would not miss a chance to drink it with Parle G biscuit. Does not like to share but for his s/o, would make an exception.

Calls his love interest “Meri Jaan” (My Life) and hums the song with the same title from Gangubai Kathiawadi.

When he’s feeling somewhat naughty during a conversation; he’d wink and say “I’m not as pure as you think” and grin like he’s made the greatest pun ever (Pavitr means Pure in Hindi)

Long night walks at Juhu beach while eating ice cream or peanuts are his ideal date ideas (he lives in Mumbai after all).

LOVES LOVES LOVES ARJIT SINGH. Sings the “Main Tera” part from Kalank title track when he’s slow dancing with you. Also scrunched his nose at “Love Storiyan” like the rest of us (“what are they making him sing?!”)

Will dramatically sing the dhoomtananananaaaa music at every possible moment.

Once watched Aahat (a popular Indian show about supernatural things) at night as a kid and is now terrified of ghosts.

He will not spare anyone during holi (the Indian festival of colors) do not come near him he will paint you with colors that will not come off for at least a week.

Whenever he’s scared or stressed, he’d mumble “Deva Shree Ganesha” under his breath because the line “darr bhi uss se dara re, jiski rakhwaliya re” [“even fear is scared of the one who is guarded by Him (Lord Ganesh”)] gives him strength

Maggi is the only thing he can cook

More of these would probably come, because I’m never getting over Pavitr Prabhakar and the fact that he’s Indian.

[siriusblack-the-third]

hellooo with your permission, i am coming back to bother you with the Indian James headcanons 🙏

assuming they're from Maharashtra and they speak Marathi (and Hindi? i'm assuming most families know more than just one language) at home, what would he call his parents? and what would they call him and each other? I've heard "jaan" a lot but I'm not sure how accurate that is and whether that works for Marathi too. are there any other endearment terms they could use? like love, sunshine, darling etc in English.

also i've been wondering if there's any exclamations/expressions etc that can be used within English speech without making it sound unnatural. like in Arabic we say "basmala/mashallah" for good luck or "inshallah" when we hope that something happens etc and it's integrated in English speech very naturally. wondering if there's anything of that sort?

Okay imma go step by step here. In India, especially where I live (Maharashtra yay hehe) it's pretty normal to know like three or more languages. I myself— plus my family— speak Marathi, Hindi, Urdu, Gujarati and Marwadi, and even though we can't speak them we understand Punjabi and Bengali. So you assume correctly that they speak more than one language at home. Especially my family, where we know a bunch of non Indian languages as well, for business purposes.

Assuming James is Maratha, he would call his mother Aai (pronounced Aa-ee) and his father Baba (Mum and Dad). I have this headcanon that when he wants to annoy them he calls them Matoshree and Pitashree lmao (formal terms for Mother and Father in Hindi/Sanskrit).

"Jaan" means "life", and it's pretty accurate even if it's Urdu tbh, a lot of parents call their kids stuff like jaan, hayat (which you already know the meaning of), laadli (darling in Hindi), maajha baal (my baby- Marathi). If you wanted nicknames in Marathi you'll be good to go with bubdi (bubba), laadkaa or laadki (darling in masc and fem), or sonpari (golden fairy, usually for girls) and Sonu (dear, used for children).

Exclamation sounds can be "arey!" (uh-ray) which is "hey!" and "aai ga!" (aa-ee guh) which is like "oh mother!". They're just one word each, but they can be used in like 50 different situations lmao. Arey can be used for calling someone's attention ("arey come here a second will you?"), to express frustration with someone ("areyyy, why are you like this?"), exasperation ("arey yaar!" yaar is slang for friend) and a bajillion other stuff. Aai ga is used as an exclamation mark for when you're surprised, or got hurt, and in place of "oh God!". We don't have specific phrases that mean good luck or inshallah, but Urdu still uses both mashallah and inshallah so you'll be okay i think. But James probably wouldn't use them bc he's not a Muslim yk, and Hindu people usually use the name of the god they're praying on on swearing on, so there's that. We say stuff like "hay bhagwan" ("oh, Vishnu". Bhagwan is one of the innumerable names of the Lord Vishnu). Or "har har Mahadev" ("glory be to Lord Shiva". Maha-dev literally translates to Great God, but it is one of the well known names of the God of Destruction). We do use "arey deva" (oh god) as well. "Jai shree Ram"(hail to the Lord Ram) or "jai shree krishna" or "jai shree ganpati" (ganpati is what most marathi people call Lord Ganesha) is used when we're beginning something and we want to make the start auspicious. The phrases are kind of used as "may this go well and end well" ykwim? This is hard to explain I hope you get what i wanna say lol.

Anyways, this is it, I hope this helps, and you can ask me anything and i will answer. Not always so quickly but I will. Have a good day!

[neembu]

listening to bhar do jholi right after deva shree ganesha. i am single handedly carrying the country's bhaichara on my back 😔

[mwn-neiteek]

Deva Shree Ganesha-

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[stoookes]

Okay but that Starc Pollard fight video is so unhinged lmao 🤣

1) first of all, the fact that Starc was at RCB when this happened hahahaha I don't ever remember him doing anything of the sort while playing for Australia or any other IPL team, these are very clearly the effects of VK's company 🤣

2) Pollard almost throwing the bat at Starcy 😆😆😆😆that was so dramatic and unnecessary. And then obviously following it up with shit talk, because it's not like either of them are adults 🙄

3) The between overs drama!!! The way VK immediately rushed to Starcy's defence and confronted Pollard! Feisty little kitten, it's so in-character of him to square up with an alpha twice his size 😜

4) Pollard's hand curling around VK's neck like that unf 🥵🥵🥵 and VK throwing it off. Feisty omega ftw!!! Also, Yuvraj glaring at Pollard when he touches VK... looks like someone is possessive 😏

5) It's eternally funny to me that Rohit was the non-striker for this whole episode 😆😆

6) This was 2014... which means Yuvraj Singh, Chris Gayle, and AB de Villiers were all at RCB too. Add those three to Rohit, and that means that's four boyfriends of VK on the same pitch!

7) VK beefing with the umpires as usual 😂

8) The on-field DJ playing Deva Shree Ganesha, which is a devotional song, throughout the fight ahahahahah🤣🤣🤣🤣

It’s a bloody whirlwind! 😂

Also, you think Yuvraj is mad about that grab you wait until Patty sees another alpha trying to manhandle his omega 😡

Love Rohit just staying WAAAAY out of it 😂

But it’s definetly the match that bonds Starcy and VK 🥰🫶 We Stan omegas defending omegas

[prakashparauli]

The power of Deva Shree Ganesha, Destroy all your sorrows, Enhance your happiness, And create goodness all around you. May Lord Ganesha bless you with worldly bounties, Keep you and your family protected from obstacles at all times!

𝙃𝙖𝙥𝙥𝙮 𝙂𝙖𝙣𝙚𝙨𝙝 𝘾𝙝𝙖𝙩𝙪𝙧𝙩𝙝𝙞

[gulaabjamoon]

deva shree ganesha from agneepath is the best bollywood ganpati themed song. you cant change my mind

[bandarrrrr]

I don't know why but somedays I just play it on full volume on my earphones and vibe.

I am doing it right now too T-T

[my-music-1460]

Ajay-Atul: The Phenomenon of Indian Music That Crosses Cultural Borders

Ajay-Atul, the legendary sibling duo, has become a powerful force in Indian music, transcending regional and cultural boundaries through their soul-stirring compositions. From Bollywood to regional cinema, and from devotional music to blockbuster soundtracks, they have created a style that is unmistakably their own yet universally appealing. With their roots in Maharashtra, Ajay-Atul have brought Indian music to global audiences by blending the intricacies of Indian classical, folk, and modern sounds in a way that resonates with listeners from all backgrounds. Their music, marked by rich orchestration and emotional depth, has a unique quality that connects people beyond language or cultural differences. This article explores how Ajay-Atul have broken through cultural borders with their music, bringing Indian sounds to a global stage and winning millions of hearts along the way.

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The Future of Ajay-Atul’s Musical Legacy Ajay-Atul continue to innovate, taking on new projects and exploring new sounds. Their recent work shows a consistent effort to maintain a balance between traditional and modern elements, appealing to a broad audience while preserving the essence of Indian music. As they expand their reach in both Bollywood and independent music scenes, their legacy as cultural ambassadors of Indian music only grows stronger. With each new project, they manage to evoke the timelessness of Indian heritage and the universality of music, ensuring that their contributions remain relevant and impactful for generations to come.

Conclusion Ajay-Atul have not only cemented their place as leading composers in the Indian music industry but have also become ambassadors of Indian music on a global scale. By blending traditional Indian sounds with contemporary arrangements and orchestral grandeur, they have created music that resonates universally, crossing cultural borders and touching the hearts of people worldwide. Their journey from Marathi music to Bollywood blockbusters, combined with their dedication to keeping the spirit of Indian music alive, exemplifies their passion and commitment to their craft. Ajay-Atul’s music is a celebration of cultural diversity, yet it brings listeners together, proving that music truly is a universal language.

[6nikhilum6]

Must-Watch: Girls’ Powerful Dance to ‘Deva Shree Ganesha’ Goes Viral

Commenters were quick to praise the girls’ performance. One user said, “Dance + Energy + Song + Goosebumps = Nari Shakti.” Another remarked, “Goosebumps! This is what it means to own the stage and create vibrations in the spectators’ bodies.” A third comment read, “What energy, guys! This is the best video I’ve seen today! Hats off to the girls!” “Deva Shree Ganesha,” composed by the famous duo…