#Kali Kurtas

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Perfect for Any Occasion

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Cultural Gatherings: Traditional yet contemporary, this outfit is perfect for cultural events. It respects the roots of traditional wear while embracing modern fashion sensibilities.

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Midnight tryst

Book : Kali flame of samsara

Pairing: Ram Doobay x Devi Sharma

Warning: none

Rating : Teen

Authors note : In my hc, Ram and devi start meeting in secret two years before the whole Lord's wife shebang.

Also, writing after a whole 6 months so forgive the rustiness but I couldn't resist writing for these lovelies. I just recently downloaded rc and this was the second book I started. Hope you like this!

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I let out a slow breath, loathed to make a single sound at the expense of my rendezvous. Looking out through the corridor door, I gathered my sari running across to slip out of the estate. I began making my way towards Kalighat.

Since the durga puja ceremonies were to start the next day, everyone was camped out at a nearby estate belonging to the Basu's. Ever since the attack in the himalayas, a similar gathering of all members of the dozen evoked fear of history repeating itself. This meant increased security, which meant it was a mammoth task to slip out every night. But the reward was far greater than the risk.

Slowing down as I neared the garden, I looked around, my eyes searching for a familiar silhouette in the moonlight. my eyebrows drew together as I concentrated, I daren't reveal myself just yet, when a sudden weight came to rest on my shoulder.

I screamed involuntarily and my heart clenched in fear of having woken someone but the sound was muffled by a palm firmly pressed against my mouth. I turned around in horror only to stare at a smirking Doobay. I whisper screamed at him.

"Ram! you..you rakshasa! what was that! somebody could have heard me! don't you..woah!" my words died mid sentence as he pulled me against him, his hands wrapping around me tightly as I forgot his misgivings momentarily.

" Don't berate me. I simply forgot." he pulled away so I could see him point to his grey coloured eye. Of course, he didn't know what is felt like to be caught by surprise. I rolled my eyes, gently pushing him away and walking towards the enormous tree in the center.

Turning around I plopped myself onto the slightly damp grass as he followed. He wore a simple white kurta and matching dhoti, lined by a stripe of gold embroidery. His hair fell in thick dark locks and he was devoid of any jewellery expect the doobay family ring.

I smiled and patted the space next to me as he settled in, pulling my hand into this slender long fingers and squeezing it slightly. I sighed, scooching closer to rest my head against his shoulder as the scent of him enveloped me.

He ran a hand over my head, gently stroking my hair as he pulled the locks back away from my face, over my shoulders. Leaning down he kissed me slowly, taking his time as his tongue entered my mouth. We eventually broke apart, relenting to the need for air.

Lowering us onto the grass, I propped myself onto my elbow as he lay flat on his back. He closed his eyes, running a hand down my back, coming to rest against the bare skin of my lower back. His touch felt warm, soothing and intense.

Feeling his gaze on me, I looked back at him as he voiced.

"So, how did things go? "

"The journey was a success albeit way too long for my liking but we were able to clear up everything at the mines there and start business anew. It does look promising. " I said as I came to rest on his chest, his hand wrapping involuntarily around my shoulder.

"I never had any doubt. " He replied kissing my head.

"But I did miss you. " I confessed.

"I know. "

We lay there in companionable silence, the wind rustling the branches and the flowers settling on the ground as they broke away from their supports. Moving his hand gently from underneath me, he got up pushing himself into a seated position and busying himself with something I couldn't see.

I closed my eyes, feeling content when I felt his fingers wrap around my ankle, bringing my sole to his lips he gently kissed it, once twice moving on to the inside of my leg, first my ankle then upwards finally reaching the inside of my knee. I let out a subdued moan, small whimpers escaping unknowingly at his touches.

To my disappointment, he stopped and I sat up on my elbows to find out why.

"What happened? "

"You're a little too loud for your own good. " He chided me. I flushed crimson at his comment, shrugging of my embarassment I reached out to him, pulling him on top.

"It's time for you to go back. " He whispered against my skin

“Not yet. " I retaliated, almost pleading him not to send me away. He chuckled lightly pulling us both into a sitting position, his hands grabbed a few flowers and then, he wrapped a handmade anklet gently around my left ankle.

I stared at him and he did not shy away,nor did I expect him to. It was not his nature to hide away his feelings or want,it seemed that shameless acceptance was the bedrock of the Doobay charisma. He waited patiently as I finally but sadly stirred, standing up and pulling him into a hug. His lips attached to mine once more, parting to allow each other entrance. The sweet hot kiss ended all too soon.

“ You're sure you want me to leave"

"Not at all."

I departed in thought ,wishing that this could become more. But as it always is, good things must come to an end.. I stared at the flowers gently sitting on my skin. I could only hope that it was because better things would fall into place.

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Correct me if I'm wrong but I read somewhere that wearing an anklet on your left leg indicates you are in a committed relationship.

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Desi/South Asian somewhat formal flamboyant dramatique butch drag king fashion with lots of accessories for anon Tactical gear Kali pvc patch Mustard yellow skinny scarf Blue and gold shawl Holographic Ganesh pin Lotus flower cufflinks Ganesh tie Kaleidoscope modi kurta vest Salvador Dali elephant necklace Hanuman brooch Yellow kurta pyjama

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Desi Fashion: Inspo + Romance Tropes

Bollywood clichés, but make it fashion.

Outfit: 24-kali anarkali or peshwaz with extravagant zari work, opulently covered in jewels. Do not forget the passa/jhoomar. Gold is an evergreen choice of color, but any rich color that complements your radiance will be good to go.

Appropriate for: Performing classical dance in the imperial court in front of the emperor, who’s absolutely smitten at this point.

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Outfit: Embroidered all-white kurta and salwar (Anarkali + churidaar is another option) with colorful bandhani dupatta.

Appropriate for: tearing a piece of your dupatta to cover the wound he got white trying to save you from goons. Hey, hey, we’re talking about clichés.

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Outfit: Ajrak kurta with ripped jeans, Silk thread bangles you bought from Jaipur and colorful pompom earrings you bought from sarojini nagar. Jacket with Kutchi embroidery optional. Modern desi bourgeoisie chic/star plus bahu before becoming a bahu.

Appropriate for: Highly suitable for college or to make those trending “that girl” Instagram reels.

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Outfit: A set of uttariya, antariya and kayaband, with flowers tucked in your long hair. My personal favorite.

Appropriate for: Living in a small hut by a waterfall in the forest where you ( a.k.a. a mysterious maiden) rescue a wounded prince with your resplendent knowledge of jadibuties who ends up falling in love with you. ok ill stop now.

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We have Stunning Collections of Ethnic Kids wear

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So, don’t wait! Head over to Gudia Garments in New Market, Kolkata, and explore their amazing ethnic wear collection today. Whether you’re shopping for yourself or your loved ones, you’ll find everything you need to make this festive season truly special.

Final Thoughts

Ethnic wear is more than just clothing—it’s a celebration of culture, tradition, and elegance. At Gudia Garments, you’ll find a collection that honours this spirit while offering modern styles and affordable prices.

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Black Power Lyrics

Singer:Sukh Dhindsa, Game ChangerzAlbum:Pinder Kahlon Sidhu moose wala!Game changerz in the house baby!Sukh! Oh sohniye ni yaaran kol black power’aanChaldi tu goli vekhi wang shawranSohniye ni yaaran kol black power’aanChaldi tu goli kal vekhi wang shawran Ho kala kala kurta ya par kale kam naiMid day to gedi route mid night thumb niHo kali-kali pagg diyan goriya ne fan niHath agge kar-kar…

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Amira Brown Kurta Palazzo Set

Kurta : Fabric – Muslin fabric Kali cut Kurta Length – 47-48” Front Neck – sweet heart neck 7″ Back Neck – 9″ Sleeves – Sleeveless ( Customisation available) Palazzo : Fabric – Muslin Length – 38-40” Dupatta : Fabric- Georgette Length- 2.5 mtr

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Indies (Lifetime) Playlist Tributes to Music Legends ! -PART 14

SURESH WADKAR’S TOP 360 (HINDI FILM) SONGS ! (Contd from 186)-

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Jara Pyar Ke Safar Mein - Apna Bhi Koi Hota

Pareshan Ho Tum –Janam Se Pehle

Kabhie Ajnabi The -Kabhie Ajnabi The

Jadugar ka jadu -Jadugar

Gaon Mein Mach Gaya Shor -Dacait

Nasha Husn Ka Utar Jayega -Mardon Wali Baat

Har Ek Se Milna Hans Hans Ke -Ayee Milan Ki Raat

Parbat Ki Unchai Par Thehar Gayi Hai Shaam -Naagmani

Saawan Nahi Bhadon Nahi - Kudrat

Amir Se Hoga Ya Garib Se Hoga -Insaniyat Ke Dushman

Hum Naujawan - Hum Naujawan

Kaisan shaadi rachayi ho - Naram Garam

Tum Jo Haseen Itni -Raaz

Zindagi Ashk Sahi – Path Bhrashta

Baje Badhai More Angana - Maa Beti

Maine Apna Sanam Tujhe - Maa Beti

Samay Ke Darpan Mein - Jeevan Dhara

(Humming)- Ghar Ek Mandir

Kaisa Hai Tere Ishq Mein –Parbat ke us paar

Jhoom jhoom ke megha chaaye -Indra the tiger(dubbed)

Mujhse shaadi karogi – Dulhan hum le jayenge

Mai Tera Deevana –Bond 303

Yaar Pe Hai Dil Mera Qurbaan - Patthar Ke Phool

Tum Bhi Hanso Hum Bhi Hanse -Achha Bura

Ek Aas Liye, Vishwaas Liye - Khwab

Ram Dulari Mayke Gayi -Meri Biwi Ki Shaadi

Meri Yaad Aayegi Aati Rahegi - Sunny

Sheron Wali Mata Ka Jab Naam - Amba

Dil Mere Lehra Le - Jhoothi Shaan

Maine Kaha Tumne Suna - Dacait

Kamra Tha Mera Bandh –Zakhmee Insaan

Zamane Ke Malik Teri Meharbani – Zara si bhool

Aao raas rache garba raat hai -Toofan

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Chai aiyo radhe rani - Sangeet

Man Ki Baat Jab Hotho Pe -Raadha Aur Seeta

Mere Man Baaja Mirdang Manjira Best Audio Video - Utsav

Mammy Aisi Pappa Aise - Hum Rahe Na Hum

Duniya Mein Nahin Hogi –Ladke baap se badke

Gao Gao Gate Jao - Udhar Ki Zindagi

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Gaadi aati hai

“ (duet)

Yeh Teri Meri Yaari -Daata

Baba Sai Baba -Dozakh

Maiya Mera Muqaddar - Mera Muqaddar

Ek Nahin Hum Do -Tajurba

Har Mod Pe Mud Ti Jaye Motor Mitran Di -Raahee

Mere Dil Ne Tujhe Chaha -Shiva Shakti

Tu Hai Kamal Maula Teri Kudrat Kamal -Sultanat

Aasmaan Chhat Ho Meri - Thikana

Muqabla Muqabla Tere Bhakt Jano Ka - Marte Dam Tak

Yaaro Humko Dekh Ke - Dosti Dushmani

O Aayee Baisakhi - Agnee

I Love You - Kaun Kare Kurbanie

Sheesha E Dil Men Teri Hi Tasveer – Gehra Zakhm

Sehre Mein Dulha Hoga - Parinda

Taaqat Hai Jiske Paas - Bepanaah

Main Door Chala Jaoonga - Kalaakaar

Bahut Khubsoorat Hai - Kaun Jeeta Kaun Haara

Kurta Malmal Ka – Jeeo..Jeene Do

Kiss Me - Shiva

Is Zindagi Ka Talabgar – Bad aur badnam

Yeh Hawa Yeh Fiza - Sadma

Main Aaj Bahut Khush Hoon - Sansar

Sapne Mein Milti Hai - Satya

Na Hoti Dosti Tumse – Awara Baap

Mere Sawal Ka Tum Do Jawab - Saazish

Jai Jai Ram Siyaram - Lav Kush

Hamein Aasman Ne Bheja – Sheshnaag

Woh Mera Mehboob –Divorce

Sangmarmar Sa Tha – Purani Haveli

Main Tera Pagal Premi – Abhi Abhi

Suraj Mukhi Mukhda Tera – Kalaakaar

Gale Lag Ja -Tan-Badan

Ek Swarg Hai Aasman Par – Amba

Saheli Ho – Paheli

Kitne din - Sati naag kanya

Pyar mein pyar se – College Girl

Sang Sang Rah Kar - Sati naag kanya

Akkad Bakkad Dono Phakkad – Tajurba

Apni Gadi Chalti Hai – Laalach

Ramji Ne Dhanush Toda – Eeshwar

Kabhi bole haan - Kali Basti

Hum Gharibon Ne Tera – Loha

Tera Mera Pyar Amar – Rukhsat

Inhi Mulaqaton Mein - Maan Abhiman

Chaudhvin Raat Hai - Yaadon Ka Mausam

Milte The Kabhi Hum Dar Dar Ke –Raahee

Zinda Hain Jo Log Mohabbat -Aao Pyaar Karen

Tanaatan Baj Gai Ghanti Sajan - Watan Ke Rakhwale

Main Balam Wahi Lungi – Diruba Tangewali

Hai Mohabbat – Hero

Hamka Isak Huwa Hai Yaaro – Coolie

Na Idher Ke Rahe Na Udher Rahe - Kaanch Ki Deewar

Baju Bandh Baju Bandh - Prem Granth

Calcutta Ho Ya Kashi -Jawani Zindabad

Chhod Ke Tujhko -Maha Sangram

Yehi Hai Dosti – Bad aur badnam

Dil Ko Zara Sambhalo – Farz aur kanoon

Banna Mera Aaya Hariyala - Radha Ka Sangam

Jag Ja – Omkara

Dua Samajh Lo Ya Isko Gaali – Thikana

Sagar Mein Tarang Hai - Lahoo Ke Do Rang

Kiska Kusur Hai - Lahu Ke Do Rang

Hum Jitne Baar Jiyenge – Khilaf

Raat Ke Dhai Baje – Kaminey

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Foot Pathon Ke Hum – Mashaal

Peele Peele Sharab Hai Peele – Ghulami

Sang Sang Rahenge Janam Janam - Ek Vivaah Aisa Bhi

Jab Tak Hai Jee Jee Bhar Ke Pee – John Jani Janardhan

Shalok – Bhai ka dushman bhai

Ganga jamuna saraswati -Ganga jamuna saraswati

Allah Ka Naam Le -Palay Khan

Main Jis Mehfil Mein - Badle Ki Aag

Dil Kahe Har Dum – Guddu

Hum Paanch Pandav -Hum Paanch

Goli Chacha Ko Salam Karo -Mera Dost Mera Dushman

Paani – Iqbal

Jahan Kabhi Dil Ne Khai Thokar – Veergati

Aaye Hain Woh Mazaar - Saajan Ki Saheli

Hoga Na Hoga Pyar Kabhi Kum -Kaun Kare Kurbanie

Hum To Banjaare Hain – Nishanebaaz

Paanch Ungliyon Ki - All Rounder

Chal Kahi Chale Sajna – Muqaddar

Sona Kare Jhilmil Jhilmil – Paheli

Yeh Janmabhoomi Janma Devi Maa -Zakhmi Sher

Do-Do-Do-Do – Ramji Londonwaley

Dekho pyare rut kaisi ayi – Muqabla

Sundari Yeh Jeevan Tera – Dalpati

Madine Ki Galiyon Se Awaz Aai – Bambai ka maharaja

Chhod Aaye Hum Woh Galiyan –Maachis

Tum Mere Ho – Betaabi

Na Tum Ne Kiya – Nache Mayuri

Kaise Kahan Kab Ho – Bhagmati

Hum Dono Hain -Karishma Kudrat Kaa

Ae Kaash Dil-E-Nada Aisa Na Kiya Hota – Imandaar

Dil Aakhir Dil Hai – Dil Aakhir Dil Hai

Wafa Mere Dil Ki – Rukhsat

Chehera Kamal Hai Aapka - Maine Jeena Seekh Liya

Hamein Aasman Ne Bheja (Sad) – Sheshnaag

Ek Dil Ki Diwani –Ghatak

Mubarak Ho Mubarak Ho – Angaaray

Mere Dil Ki Galiyon – Banjaran

Jab Prem Aggan Lag Jaye - Dil-E-Nadaan

Dhamak Dhamak Dhaiya Dhaiya – Karamdaata

Aaj Ki Duniya Mein – Paapi pet ka sawaal hai

Babul de do dua aaj to pyar se - Saajan Ka Ghar

Chaar Din Ka Safar –Zaalim

Meri Qadar Jani –Shiva

Badal Ghumad Badh Aaye – Saaz

Kaaton Se - Rakht Charitra

Yaar Mera Chikna Ghada -Badle Ki Aag

Bheega Bheega Mausam Tadpaye - Bandh Darwaza

Mere Zindagi Meri Jaan - Sar Utha Ke Jiyo

Sadion Mein Ek Baar Milen -Ye Rishta Na Tootay

Mangti Hai Pyasi Dharti – Parampara

Hum Aashiq Hai – Sunny

Dono Nibhayein Apna Dharam - Ek Vivaah Aisa Bhi

Sunne Wale Sunlete Hain – Saaz

Na Tir Se Maro – Mohabbat ke dushman

Chaar Din Ka Safar (Sad) – Zaalim

Ang Jale Gora Rang Jale - Daku Hasina

Kitne Ajeeb Rishte Hain Yahaan Par – Page 3

Apni Hai Unchi Uraan -Unchi Uraan

Holi Ke Din – Chatpati

Aaj Matki Utaroonga - Paapi Farishte

Kudi Pat Jaayegi – Grahasthi

Rocky Aur Johny – Zakhmee Insaan

Chal Padi - Dil Pe Mat Le Yaar

USTAD BADE GHULAM ALI KHAN ‘S TOP 190 SONGS !

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Simply the greatest 'classical singer' in the history of music! Supreme commander of raag, taal, bhav, khayal, & sur. Viewed as sole revolutionary bringing popular interest & mass appeal to raag music! Direct or indirect guru, of most legend of legends of Indian music! A man beyond profl art,who famously never sang for cinema,except once,upon persistent request of long-time super fan Naushad, that too upon receiving what will be regd in record books as by far the highest profl fee ever recd for any art performance, 70 times more than highest paid performer of the times, Lata & Rafi, a imaginary price he'd only quoted to somehow get rid of prod -dir K.Asif, that much to his shock was instantly agreed upon! Ustad Amir Khan, a classical legend himself, hearing HIM, in ecstasy remarked, "They should ban public performances of the ragas Bade sahab touches.Will forever be a let down". Quotes: "If people of our region were trained in classical tehzeeb/manner,would've been no partition!" " I don't know nor care for place of origin, of the raga or it's ppl.All I seek is it's purity." "A true lover of tune,won't be cruel,but wary of hurting,also necessarily God loving & dedicated personality."

Ready reckoner on diff terms,raags,styles etc,for lay listeners:

1.Raag-A array of melodious swars,with musical motifs,to color mind & affect emotions 2.Vadi-Root swar 3.Samvadi-Significant " 4.Nyas-Most used " 5.7 shadja(swar)-sa(Shadaj),re(Rishabh),ga(Gandhar),ma(Madhyam),pa(Pancham),dha(Dhaivat),ni(Nishad) 6.Komal-Soft swar(For 4/7-re,ga,dha,ni) 7.Teevra-Sharp "(ma) 8.Shudh-Natural " 9.Achal-2 Swar with no variants(pa,sa) 10.Thaat-Parent scale,used to classify raags 11.Aroh-Ascending scale 12.Avroh-Descending " 13.Vakr-11&12 above,not in same order 14.Drut(laya)-Conc'g fast tempo of raag.Gen'y 160-320 beat/min.Many base full recitals on drut mode(Teentaal) 15.Khyal-Style allowing unltd imagination to embelish ragas,requ'g more technicality than intellect 16.Bandish-'Fixed verse'.On relg-spiritual or royal panegyrics,or musicology,or romance.Strict on form+style. 17.Thumri-Radha-Krishna recitals,that arouse 'thumakna'(& dance of ghungru) 18.Dhrupad-Bandishes on Krishn 19.Tarana-Persian-Arabic words & phonemes in raags,medium to fast tempo RAAGS: 1.Todi/Bhairavi-Bhakti of female divine 2.Khamaj-Lite,sedate,husky;in thumris 3.Kafi-1or2,Bhimplasi,Pahadi,used in nt folk eg Thappa(fast,bouncy),Dadra(ghazal,slow),Holi,Kirtan,Bhajan 4.Gavti/Bheem-1+Khyal 5.Bhinn Shadj/Kaushik Dhwani-5 sur.No re-pa 6.Shankara-5 aroh 6 avroh,mostly higher notes 7.Multani-Noon 8.Malhar-Combo o'Raag Kafi & Raag Durga(sweet soothing mild),sung in patient seriousness. 9.Bahar-Malhar adapted 10.Malkauns-Oldest raags,sung 2-4am,for soothing & intoxicating effect. Derived from Mal and Kaushik, ie he who wears serpents like garlands–God Shiva.Created by Goddess Parvati to calm lord Shiva,post Tandav in rage of Sati's sacrifice. Also by Jain Tirthankaras when Lecturing Samavasarana. Ragini-Dhanashri. Most 'em pentatonic raags'r of Shaivait musical school. 11.Bageshri/~Raageshri- Popular late night raag,to depict emo of woman waiting for reunion with lover.1st by Tansen 12.Malgunji/Lankeshwari-Khamaj+B(R)ageshri 13.Chhayanat-Late eve,3hrs till midnt,reflecting high exuberance with mild pathos 14.Bihag-Loving raag,shudh saptak 15.Behagda-Bihag+Khamaj 16.Sohini-Passive sensuous 17.Kedar-Fav raag played lots by Krishna.Known to've thermal energy,& raagini of Raag Deepak,that conveys honesty, integrity & truthfulness,making mind aware of soul's true character. 18.Basant,also Hindol-hope in new spring onset,to start unseflishly afresh 19.Megh-When Govardhan Parvat was on Lord Krishna's short finger,Lord Shiva generated a Damru sound to protect Lord Krishna from the high energy release-Raga MEGH!Tansen's physical agony after singing Raag Deepak also pacified by it 20.Bhoopali-Bhakti ras,like Rag Shudh Kalyan & Yaman,abt evoking non-attachment 21.Marwa-Bhakti ras,sunset 22.Puriya-" in highr octave 23.Gunkali-Soft " 24.Sorath-Strong belief 25.Hameer-Nocturnal,gen'ly in upper octaves,on all natural notes 26.Kamod-Tough combo of Malhar,Hameer,Kedar,Chhayanat 27.Shyam Kalyan-Kamod+Kalyan 28.Lalit-Serene dev'l,at dawn 29.Tilang-V.sweet raag 30.Darbari(Kanada)-Grave,lot in lower octave(lower than most Kanada family raags),deeply emo,no frivolos decors 31.Asavari/Jaunpuri-To depict cold 32.Nayaki Kanada-Dynamic,enthu & full of vitality 33Sarang(family)-Of melodic history 34.Adana-Slow Darbari b4 Sarang drut(Ascetic on tiger skin) 35.Jaijaiwanti-Happiness & satisfaction of King winning battle+sadness of lost son 36.Tilak Kamod-Like Raag Des.V.melodious raag,of rains 37.Madhmad Sarang-Sarang mid 38.Pilu-In thumri etc 39.Sohini-Moist tranquil nt,high octaves 40.Kalingda/~Raag Bhairav-Peaceful morng contmplatv devtl 41.Paraj-Basant b4 Kalingda 42.Andolika-Caps shudh;Small komal/tivr 43.Hemant-Deep,soothing,aroh5 avroh7

Pictorial depiction of playlist: https://tooter.in/IndieSpace/posts/107715271386256227

POORNIMA / SUSHMA SHRESHTA ‘S TOP 220 SONGS !

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Itni Shakti hamein dena data - Ankush

Kaisi rahungi tere bina – Album

Teri Hai Zameen Tera Aasman - The Burning Train

Tumsa Koi Nahi – Poornima

Palkon Mein Sapne - Raja Ki Aayegi Baraat

Aayi Savan Ki Ritu Matvali - Awara Zindagi

Chod Mohe Gayile - Goriya

Rehte Nashe Mein - Papi Gudia

Ek Baar Ek Baar Pyar Se Toh Dekh - Sanam Teri Kasam

Chin China China - Aunty No. 1

Kya huva kuch huva - Rampur ka raja

Udhar Ki Zindagi - Dadaji Ki Chhadi Hu Main

Jab Tak Rahega Samose Mein Aaloo - Mr And Mrs Khiladi

Hungama Ho Gaya - Deewana Mastana

Choona Na Mera Ghungta – Agniputra

Yeh aalam yeh mausam -Jai kishen

Bharatpur Lut Gaya - English Babu Desi Mem

San Sana Nana Sai Sai - Banarasi Babu

Sona Kitna Sona Hai - Hero No 1

Mr. Lova Lova – Ishq

Har Waqt Mujh Mein Masti Masti – Krishna

Illa Loo Illa Loo – Mrityudaata

Har Janam Mera - Aaj Ka Samson

Lau Kaha Se Mai Wo Jubaa - Jaane Jigar

Inteqaam Ki Aag - Hum Nahin Bhoolenge

Mere Rabba - Sarhad Paar

Kahin Rut Badal Na Jaaye - Awara Zindagi

O My Sweetheart Dil Ko Dil Se Jod De

Kiss Me Come Quick

Tukur Tukur Dekhte Ho Kya – Masoom

Main No 1 Hoon – Vaade Iraade

Tum Tana Na Tana – Baharon ke Manzil

Channe Ke Khet Mein – Anjaam

Tu Tu Tu Tu Tara - Bol Radha Bol

Shaam Hai Dhuan Dhuan – Diljale

Behke behke kadam – Himmat

Saiyan Ke Saath Madhaiya Mein - Eena Meena Deeka

Cham Cham Chandni -Janam Kundli

Haye Hukku Haye Hukku Haaye Haaye - Gopi Kishan

Pinjre main popat bole

Barsaat main jab ayega sawan ka mahina – Maa

Jawani Diwani – Chamatkar

Kuch Hua Re Hua Re – Shastra

Dil Tera Deewana – Raghuveer

Hun Huna Re – Taaqat

Main Paidal Se Jaa - Hero No 1

Mera Mehboob Aayega - Gopi Kishan

Teri Kismat Mein – Kismat

A Aa E Ee Mera Dil Na Todo - Raja Babu

Mera Daaman - Haryanvi Pop

Ho Gaya Hai Mujhko Pyar Pyar – Dil Bole PIya piya

Chanda Ki Chori - Raja Ki Aayegi Baraat

Batti Na Bujha - Gopi Kishan

Chori Se Chupke – Dharam Yoddha

Dil Mein Hai Tu – Daata

Teesra Kaun – Teesra Kaun

Chudiyan Bajaungi - Betaaj Badshah

Main Hoon Gaon Ki Gori - Bol Radha Bol

Bichhuaa - Haryanvi Pop

Mera Lehenga Gher Ghumer - Hum Hain Bemisal

Chori Pakdi Gayi – Dil bole piya piya

Sarkai Lo Khatiya Jada Lage - Raja Babu

Saawan Mahina Lagi Hai Jhadi - Pehla Pehla Pyar

Kudi Tu Kudi Kamal Ki Tu - Sikandar Sadak Ka

Kuku Kuru Kuku Kuru – Himmat

Chhatri Na Khol Barsaat Mein - Gopi Kishan

Sana Sana Sannana – Barood

Eena Ko Mil Gayi Meena – Eena Meena Deeka

Ui Amma Ui Amma - Raja Babu

Aa Tujhe Main Pyar Doon – Bandish

Love Rap - Maine Dekha Jab – Krantiveer

Ban Gae Ban Gae Ban Gae yaar mere saiyya ki Sarkar

Chudiya Bajau Ki Bajau Kangna – Muqaddar

Yeh Dil Deewana - Vaade Iraade

Sajna teri bena -Ram Aur Shyam

Piya piya - Ram Aur Shyam

Yun to nazar baaz toone - Naam kya hai

Padhna Likhna Chhodo – Angrakshak

Kis Ladki Ne Dil Mera Chhina – Mafia

Turu Ru Turu Ru – Elaan

Panga Na Le Mere Naal -Haseena Maan Jaayegi

Jumme ke Jumme Ghar Aaya Karo – Mr & Mrs Khiladi

Janu Mai Jane Tu – Gangster

Looshe Wai Wai - Jai Kishen

Tera naam likh diya - Baharon ki manzil

Mera Dil Bola – Elaan

Meri Jaan Dua Karna – Baharon ki manzil

Godna God Mohe – Vinashak

Log Aate Hai – Pehchaan

Dheere Dheere Nazar Ladne De – Pehchaan

Mujhko Ek Pappi Chahiye – Vijeta

Ek Ladki Pataka - Apne Dam Par

Sama Hai Mastana – Dil Bole Piya Piya

Mantar Maar Gaya – “

Yaar Mera Chikna Ghada - Badle Ki Aag

Tukur Tukur Dekhte Ho Kya – Masoom

Munna Main Chunna Tu - Khoon Ka Sindoor

Nazro Se Aaj Nazre – Tahkhana

Godanwa Godo Mori Baiyaan Ji – Mudda The Issue

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Tu Mere Dil Mein Bas Ja – Judwaa

Biwi No.1 - Biwi No.1

Sirf Sunday Ko – Ansh

Taana Tandana –Insaaf

Laddu Motichur Ka - Hote Hote Pyaar Ho Gaya

Teetar Teetar – Bandish

Chu Chu Chu - Kyun Sharmaye Kyu Ghabraye

Gore Gore Gaal Meri Jaan Ke - Jai Vikranta

Parody Song- Mehendi

Pari Kahan Se Aai - Khoon Ka Sindoor

Dilwala Dil Legaya - Dil bole piya piya

Ankhon Mein Mohabbat Hai – Gair

Dil Deewana Mane Na- Janam Kundli

Haye Ram Buddhe Me Bada Dum Hai – Zahreela

Choli Ke Andar Kya Hai – Khalnaaika

Gajab Siti Maare Saiyan Pichware - Lahoo Ke Do Rang

Ittefaq raaton ko

O Jaanu O Mere Jaanu -Pehla Pehla Pyar

Gali Gali Tere Husn Ki - Miya Biwi Aur Saali

Aiya Aiya Aiya Masti Cha Gayi –

Mama Miya Mama Miya –

Jeth Ki Dopahri Mein - Coolie No. 1

Dhik Ta Na Na (Female) – Laadla

Dhik Ta Na Na – Laadla

Chal Kar Le Thoda Pyar - Tu Chor Main Sipahi

Tak Jhoom – Mrityudaata

Aadhi Si Raat - Haryanvi Pop

Gore Rang Pe Itraye – Suhag

Love Me Love Me – Taaqat

Nadhin Dhinna - Mr. Bechara

Suno Miya Suno Miya - Kyo Kii Main Jhuth Nahin Bolta

Mujhe Hero Ban Jaane Dee - Mr & Mrs Khiladi

Ab Tak Hai Puri – Kudrat

Aao Chalo Hum Kare Nain Mataka – Loafer

Sasuji – Rajaji

Gora Pareshaan Hai – Shikari

Ab Tu Meri – Prince No 1

Lut Gayee – Hulchul

Love Love - Hindustan Ki Kasam

Darwaja Khula Tha - Sar Uthake Jiyo

Dil Mera Udaas Hai –Angrakshak

Kuch Kuch Kuch Ho Raha Hai – Loafer

Ek Chadar Do Sone Wale - Betaaj Badshah

Gora Gora Rang – Dil bole piya piya

Sabse Badi Dosti – Baharon ke manzil

Goriya pyar mujhe - Mere Humsafar

Maine Kya Julm Kiya - Eena Meena Deeka

Chaadar Bichhayi Diyo Na - Aakhri Dacait

Tan Tana Tan Tan Taara – Judwaa

Oonchi Hai Building – Judwaa

Ooperwale neeli chhatri – Lalchee

Soorat Hai Meri Bholi – Jai Kishen

Roop Salona Tera Dekh Ke - Jaani Dushman

Chhod De Janeman Apni Zid Chhod De – Chandaal

Kashmakash Badhi Toh – Cheetah

Tum Tum Ho Ke Nahin - Saatwan Aasman

Ooyee Ooyee Meri Amma - Bewafa Sanam

Agar Barsaat Na Hoti To Dil Ki Bat – Janam Kundli

Amanat

Ladke Aaj Ke Ladke – Vijaypath

Mera Dil Bole Piya Piya

More Piya Ke Sang – Goriya

Dil Tera Badmaash Hey karta hai –

Dil Dhadak Mera – Mard

Jaane Jaana Tune Chua

Angoorwali Bagiyan - Maa Kasam

Ek Ladki Nache Raaste Mein – Suraj

Mujhe Ekraar Karna De Zara Izhar –Bhai

Neend Aati Nahin – Vijeta

Pyaar Ki Rail Gadi - Sabse Badhkar Hum

Sawan Ki Raat Suhani – Rangbaaz

Mach Gaya Shor – Barood

Galiyan Da Munda - Do Numbri

Chhan Chhana Chhan

Chum Le Mere Balon Ko – Shapath

Dekho Jo Palat Ke – Zameer

Yeh Dil Ka Dhadkana - Sikandar Sadak Ka

Chikne Chikne Gaal - Sher E Hindustan

Doob Ke Dariya Mein · Saajan Chale Sasural

Oee maa ye kya ho gaya - Aao Pyaar Karen

Towel Mein Baahar Jaaogi - Eena Meena Deeka (Contd)

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What is in fashion nowadays, Patiala suit or Palazzo suit?

When it comes to suits this year, the Indian palazzo suit is at the top of the style charts, and women are going wild for them. Both are stunning; they’re variations on Indian suits, with the main difference being the bottoms. Palazzos are typically wide-legged trousers that may also be available in tiers, while Patiala resembles a salwar but has more Kalis.

The palazzo cut is particularly well-suited to the proportions of an Indian woman. During the summer, palazzo suits party wear with intricately embroidered cuffs and hems were all the rage, but velvet was the material of choice throughout the winter. Even the Patiala salwar may need to be more convenient at times.

Palazzo salwar suits, regardless of whether they have wide legs or a straight fit, look their finest when paired with longer kurtas, and they are quite simple to move about in, particularly when one is busy. In addition, the palazzo works well with various textiles and is a great match for Punjabi juttis.

Palazzo suit design meteoric rise to fame may be attributed, in no little part, to its wearers’ appreciation for how cozy they are even as the temperature outside soars. They’ve also largely replaced the cigarette trousers worn with tunics a few eras back. High-necked palazzo suits for wedding may look great even when worn without a dupatta.

Even in more formal settings, palazzo salwar kameez are gaining popularity. We’ve developed a formal wear line that pairs long shirts with palazzo trousers, but the current trend of pairing crop tops with palazzo trousers is just as promising.

Designers are playing around with different kinds of palazzo salwar to see how they look with palazzos, and you won’t believe it: they all work! You can’t go wrong with a kurta in any length, shape, or style, whether a frock style, an A-line, or a balloon.

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Top Kerala Wedding Traditions: Your Ultimate Guide to Celebrating Love in God’s Own Country

Introduction

Welcome to the enchanting world of Kerala weddings, where tradition meets tropical splendor in the picturesque landscapes of God’s Own Country. Kerala weddings are not just ceremonies; they are vibrant celebrations filled with timeless traditions and cultural richness. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll delve into the top Kerala wedding traditions, offering insights into their significance, symbolism, and the magical experience they bring to couples and their loved ones.

The Iconic Exchange of Garlands:

Known as “mala maattal,” the exchange of garlands is a hallmark of Kerala weddings. This ritual symbolizes the acceptance and union of the bride and groom, as they adorn each other with fragrant flowers amidst the blessings of family and friends. The colorful garlands also serve as a visual representation of the couple’s commitment and love for each other.

Tying the Sacred "Thali" or "Mangalsutra":

The tying of the sacred “thali” or “mangalsutra” around the bride’s neck is a deeply significant ritual in Kerala weddings. The groom, with the blessings of the elders, ties the auspicious necklace, symbolizing the eternal bond between husband and wife. The “thali” is believed to protect the couple from harm and ensure a harmonious and prosperous marriage.

Traditional Attire: A Feast for the Eyes:

Kerala weddings are a visual spectacle, with the bride and groom adorned in traditional attire that reflects the state’s rich cultural heritage. The bride dazzles in a silk saree, adorned with intricate gold jewelry, while the groom exudes elegance in a traditional “mundu” and “kurta.” The vibrant colors and exquisite craftsmanship of their attire add to the splendor of the occasion.

Culinary Delights: A Gastronomic Journey:

No Kerala wedding is complete without a sumptuous feast that tantalizes the taste buds and leaves guests craving for more. From aromatic rice dishes and spicy curries to decadent desserts like “payasam” and “unniyappam,” the wedding feast is a culinary journey through the flavors of Kerala’s rich culinary heritage. Each dish is prepared with love and care, adding to the joyous ambiance of the celebration.

Musical Extravaganza and Joyous Celebrations:

Kerala weddings are synonymous with music, dance, and joyous celebrations that fill the air with infectious energy. Traditional percussion instruments like the “chenda” and “thavil” set the rhythm for lively folk dances like “thiruvathira kali” and “kaikottikali.” Guests are invited to join in the revelry, creating an atmosphere of warmth and camaraderie that makes Kerala weddings truly unforgettable.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, Kerala weddings are a vibrant tapestry of traditions, customs, and celebrations that capture the essence of God’s Own Country. From the iconic exchange of garlands to the sumptuous feast and joyous music, each element adds to the magic of the occasion, creating memories that last a lifetime. Whether you’re planning your own Kerala wedding or simply curious about its rich traditions, this guide offers a glimpse into the timeless charm and cultural richness of Kerala’s nuptial celebrations.

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What To Consider While Selecting Anarkali Suits

Elegant attire is best exemplified by heavy anarkali suits for weddings. When you enter a room wearing this flowing garment, eyes follow you. It stands for elegance and sophistication. The event for which this work of art may be worn now is a wedding.

Almost everyone, including bridesmaids, the mother of the bride, friends, kids, and occasionally the bride herself, prefers wearing anarkali suits to weddings. We can all agree that choosing fashionable Anarkali outfits for weddings is a task we all look forward to! These royal gowns make an impact that endures forever. Heavy anarkali suits for weddings in a variety of styles. They pique your interest by giving you the appearance you want.

What To Consider While selecting Anarkali Suits

We must first understand the history of this fashion accessory before continuing. Women in the Middle East were initially known to like anarkali outfits before spreading to the Indian Subcontinent. These garments were in great demand throughout the Mughal era, and they continue to captivate people's attention now. This outfit, which was once distinguished by a floor-length pleated suit and a tight salwar (now known as leggings), has undergone several changes over the ages, but its fundamental structure has not changed.

1. Fabric

To fit various events, different fabrics were used to create this lovely gown. The fabrics used to make anarkali suits include silk, satin, cotton, georgette, and even net. For wedding attire, heavy Anarkali outfits are often composed of silk with glitter borders. With the emphasis on the upper body, where the most of the embroidered work is done, they are extensively pleated. Despite the fact that cotton-made Anarkalis have revolutionised fashion, the silk or satin fabric's elaborate embroidery is always what gives Indian heavy anarkali suits for wedding

2. Types Of Anarkali Suits

Designer Anarkali Suits are elegant suits that are meticulously made with a style that is ideal for wearing to weddings. These bulky Anarkali outfits for weddings come in a variety of designs; among the most well-known are the Anarkali dresses, which exude charm via their variety of shapes and embellishments like laces and sequins. Fashionista models adore the asymmetrical anarkali suits that are the modern spin on this outfit and wear them to show off this stylish appearance. Some of our collection at Matsya World Includes:

Raatri Anarkali With Dhara Dupatta

Kurta with a royal neckline, broad sleeves, heavy patterns on the hem, and delicate embroidery in resham thread and sequins. The front yoke and neckline of the flared kurta are exquisite. matched with a deep crimson organza dupatta that contrasts with the trousers and has tassels falling from the corners. A seductive monotone potli rounds off the set. Even more entrenched and private are the clothes from the resurrection collection.

The Riwaaz Anarkali with The Kiyari Odhani

The Riwaaz anarkali in pink features a front yoke with a keyhole on the neckline and is a classic flared kurta with beautiful filigree embroidery on the neck and sleeves.

On the kalis, sequins, and motiya pittan hem of the silhouette are intricate hand stitched designs. Comfortable straight palazzo trousers and a blue organza kiyari odhani serve to complete the ensemble. The fabric is chanderi silk, a smooth and opulent material.

The Gulali Kota Anarkali Set

The Gulali Kota Anarkali Set consists of a short, muted grey Anarkali with a heavily embroidered front bodice that displays stunning garland hand embroidery. Notch-v neckline and delicately embroidered quarter sleeves are part of the design. The mysterious shape was influenced by a mash-up of old crafts like resham ari, hand appliqués, and zardozi. "The Humble Tales of Alwar" is a reminiscence of an evolving narrative.

3. Accessorising

Statement jewellery, such as oxidised jhumkas for an ethnic style or pearl earrings for a refined look, can be used to complement these heavy anarkali suits for wedding outfits. Even a nose ring or nathni can be worn with this hairstyle.

4. Creating A Masterpiece

The bridal anarkali beautifully combines traditional artwork and techniques to create a garment that evokes the spirit of Indian heritage and culture. In these stunning wedding Anarkalis, the zardozi and dabka work, which come from the Persian and Rajput dynasties, respectively, are carved by the artists who maintain the Indian tradition and give it a new character.

Conclusion

The most beautiful day of the bride's life is undoubtedly her wedding day, but let's face it, weddings may be stressful due to caterers being late, last-minute checks, several occasions, a lot of faces to remember, and dance rehearsal for sangeet.

And to make it even more memorable, Matsya World provides you with the gift of lovely clothing that, when worn by you, becomes incredibly attractive and unique. Numerous clients like their bridal Anarkali suit assortment because it is created with a number of factors in consideration. It truly is a one-stop shop for all of your wedding dress needs.

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When it comes to choosing traditional wear for men, they look for a blend of comfort and style, and conveniently choose kurta pyjama over any other outfit. Kurta pyjama is a fail-proof attire that one can never go wrong with, and there’s almost always an iteration for every occasion.

The Maroon Kali Kurta Kurta by Mashroo, made up of Dobby cotton, it sports a mandarin collar and custom-designed logo encrypted buttons. Being dressed in a Mashroo Kurta would become your favourite look, sooner than you would know.