#Telugu Folk Love Songs

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i will burn with a light of my own - notes

Duncan’s prophecy is in three parts:

Moonlight shall be your shield and dawn shall be your sword - refers to Sansa appearing like Talyah/the Mother Rhoyne with the help of moonlight to Lady Zara Wyl, and then how she used the changing light of dawn to appear like Talyah/the Mother Rhoyne to Lord Wyl, Arianne, and the people in the courtyard.

From the eldest shall come the oldest - Jon is the eldest Stark child of the new generation, and he achieves the oldest skill of the Starks, wolfsinging.

The only answer for death can never be death - when Sansa asks the dragon to stop slavery and it offers to burn Meereen and all of Slaver’s Bay to the ground.

The tracts of wood for Castle Wyl’s surrounding walls are made of pine, primarily as a shout-out to my favorite estuary in SoCal, Torrey Pines. 

Prince Lewyn really did have a paramour despite being a Kingsguard, which has been living rent-free in my brain since I read Arys’ chapter in AFFC. Not that Sansa knew this, of course, but there should totes be some random weedy looking folks popping out of nowhere to claim Martell blood is what I’m saying ;)

“Grief is a river which carries me along, but I am the river, too,” whispers Zara. “Hate is a tiger that devours me, but I am the tiger. Rage is a fire that consumes me, but I am the fire.” - This line is adapted from the Jorge Luis Borges essay, “A New Refutation of Time,” which goes “Time is the substance I am made of. Time is a river which sweeps me along, but I am the river; it is a tiger which destroys me, but I am the tiger; it is a fire which consumes me, but I am the fire.”

Druselka was Nymeria of Ny Sar’s companion, a priestess of the Mother Rhoyne who accompanied Nymeria on her journey from the Rhoyne when the Valyrians invaded. She claimed to have heard the Mother Rhoyne calling her children home and led her followers back to the Rhoyne, where the Valyrians enslaved them. In this story, her prophecy was a ruse designed by Nymeria to ensure those that followed her to Westeros would not be without a choice (to return home).

The names of the Wyl sisters (Talyah, Zara, and Mariah) are riffs on Hebrew names, though Mariah is notably also used as a Martell name. 

The four Sand Snakes they meet in the desert are Obara, Nymeria, Tyene, and Elia.

Sulphurous rivers, as far as I can tell, do not exist on Earth, though there is a “Sulphur River” in Texas; sulfur water, on the other hand, does exist, and often results in a) a very strong smell and b) water on fire. So that’s why the Brimstone burns when dragonfire touches it.

Blue fire is usually considered the hottest color, but purple fire would match the eyes of the Targaryens, wouldn’t it?

Fire turns sand to glass if it’s hot enough. The hills of Meereen have copper in them, which is why they form “a crunchy, icy glass that gleams a blue even brighter than the sky.” Were the glass that formed near the Hellholt to be described, due to the sulphur contamination, it would have been a deep, amber color.

“I will live under it for the rest of the days of my life. And if I falter… then death shall be my reward, as it has been for all the rest of my kin.” - A riff on JRRT’s Silm line, “His valour was as a fire yet steadfast as the hills of stone; wise he was and skilled in voice and hand; troth and justice he loved and bore goodwill to all, both Elves and Men, hating Morgoth only; he sought not his own, neither power nor glory, and death was his reward.”

“You question where you can find a beach without waves,” says the old dragon, “but the truth at the heart of this world is that there are no eyes that cannot dream.” - Taken from the Telugu song “Nee Prashnalu Neeve,” from the movie Kotha Bangara Lokam.

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get to know me(me) (heh)

tag 9 people you want to get to know better

tagged by @wizardofgoodfortune and @themirokai. many thank for the tag! :D

three ships: ah, oof. idk what to answer this based on, so I'll go with three ships that I've read a lot of in recent history: Zoscar (Zolf/Oscar from Rusty Quill Gaming), Marvin/Whizzer from Falsettos, and Dream/Hob from Sandman. (That also quite neatly sums up the different mediums I primarily follow now, heh.)

first ever ship: okay wow this took me back! Probably Dannyl/Tayend from the Kyralia series by Trudi Canavan. It was reading them during The Traitor Spy trilogy that helped my baby ace self first see the appeal of shipping. (man, I miss those books :') )

last song: probably Epic II from Hadestown. Was listening to that on repeat while baking earlier (I canNOT get enough of "the pickaxe flashes / the hammer falls" and the music during "king of mortar / king of bricks" <3)

last movie: 18 Pages, although tbh the movie was just an excuse to meet up with some lovely folks for the first time in yearssss :)

currently reading: mostly fanfic of late, but I'm also attempting to wrestle my attention span into letting me finish What Matters In Jane Austen by John Mullan. It is a delightful read digging into how Regency society functioned in order to better appreciate just how brilliant Austen's writing is, and I am LOVING it.

currently consuming: is this about food? media? idk, but I just finished dinner so my answer's going to be uppudu pindi with avakai. (I am. very telugu in some ways, yes.) (avakai is the most basic mango pickle and I have no idea how describe the former, so take my word for it when I say it is the superior low-effort comfort meal.)

currently craving: some direction in life would be nice, but I'll settle for some piping hot chocolate slab cookies. tried baking some earlier but they turned out brittle instead of chewy since my baking soda stabbed me in the back :(

zero pressure tags: @averythepirate, @shewantsitall, and @rosettarants! [and @permanentlyspacedout >:) ]

Not sure who else I can tag that I know doesn't mind getting tagged and hasn't done this already - so this is me @ing anyone else who feels like doing this!

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The Evolution of Udit Narayan’s Career: A Retrospective

Udit Narayan, the golden voice of Bollywood, has not only entertained millions but also left an indelible mark on Indian music history. From the 1980s to the present day, Udit Narayan’s career is a testament to his adaptability, talent, and unparalleled vocal versatility. As Bollywood’s soundscape evolved, Udit Narayan remained a constant, captivating audiences with his heartfelt renditions and ability to seamlessly blend into different musical styles. His story reflects the journey of Indian playback music itself—rich, diverse, and ever-changing. Join us as we explore the incredible evolution of Udit Narayan’s career and his enduring relevance in the music industry.

1. The Early Days: A Star in the Making

Born in Nepal, Udit Narayan’s early passion for music was nurtured through his love for folk songs and Bollywood melodies. His journey to stardom wasn’t easy—like many aspiring artists, he faced challenges but remained steadfast in his dreams.

His big break came in 1988 with Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak, where the song Papa Kehte Hain became a national sensation.

This success not only earned him a Filmfare Award but also positioned him as a voice of the new generation.

Unlike many of his contemporaries, Udit Narayan’s voice had a youthful exuberance that made it perfect for romantic leads.

2. The 1990s: The Golden Era

The 90s were a defining decade for Udit Narayan. During this time, he became the voice behind many of Bollywood’s biggest hits, contributing to films that went on to become blockbusters.

Collaborating with music directors like Anand-Milind, Jatin-Lalit, and A.R. Rahman, Udit Narayan’s melodious vocals became synonymous with love and emotion.

Hits like Jaadu Teri Nazar (Darr), Pehla Nasha (Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar), and Mehndi Laga Ke Rakhna (Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge) solidified his place as one of the most beloved playback singers of the era.

3. Collaborating with Bollywood Icons

One of Udit Narayan’s greatest strengths was his ability to match his voice to the on-screen personas of Bollywood’s biggest stars.

His voice perfectly complemented Aamir Khan in movies like Rangeela and Lagaan.

Similarly, his collaborations with Shah Rukh Khan in Dil Se, Dil To Pagal Hai, and Mohabbatein brought a unique charm to the silver screen.

His ability to blend his voice with a wide range of actors—from Salman Khan to Hrithik Roshan—cemented his versatility.

4. Transition to the 2000s: Remaining Relevant

As Bollywood music embraced electronic beats and global influences, Udit Narayan continued to thrive.

He adapted to the changing musical landscape, proving his versatility with songs like Mitwa (Lagaan) and Tumse Milna (Tere Naam).

Collaborating with younger music directors like Vishal-Shekhar and Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy, Udit Narayan demonstrated his ability to stay relevant while retaining his signature style.

His voice lent a timeless quality to tracks in films like Swades and Jodhaa Akbar.

5. Exploring Regional and International Music

Beyond Bollywood, Udit Narayan has sung in over 30 languages, including Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Bengali, and Marathi.

His contributions to regional cinema have earned him a diverse fan base across India.

Additionally, his performances in international venues have showcased the global appeal of his music, earning him recognition far beyond South Asia.

6. Awards, Recognitions, and Legacy

Over the course of his career, Udit Narayan has won multiple national and international awards, including four National Film Awards.

In 2016, he was honored with the Padma Bhushan, India’s third-highest civilian award, for his contributions to Indian music.

His legacy is further strengthened by the respect and admiration he commands from his peers and fans alike.

Conclusion: Udit Narayan’s career is a shining example of resilience, adaptability, and artistic excellence. Through decades of changing trends, his soulful voice and emotive singing have remained a beloved constant. As a playback singer, he has not only defined Bollywood’s golden era but also inspired generations of aspiring artists. Udit Narayan’s enduring legacy reminds us why he is one of the most cherished voices in Indian music history.

From humble beginnings to global stardom, Udit Narayan continues to be a beacon of talent and dedication. What’s your favorite Udit Narayan song or memory? Share your thoughts and join us in celebrating the remarkable journey of this music legend!

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Regional Music Availability on JioSaavn vs Spotify: Which Has More?

India's diverse musical heritage and language variety make regional music an essential aspect of music streaming services. For many users, the choice of a streaming platform often hinges on its ability to offer a vast selection of regional songs, from Tamil and Telugu hits to Punjabi beats and Marathi folk music. JioSaavn and Spotify, two leading streaming platforms in India, recognize the importance of regional music in appealing to a broader audience, but they each bring different strengths to the table. This article dives into the "JioSaavn vs Spotify" debate, focusing specifically on which platform best caters to India’s regional music audience and helps listeners connect with local artists and songs.

1. Regional Music Catalog: JioSaavn’s Focus vs. Spotify’s Expansion

JioSaavn has established itself as a regional music powerhouse. As a homegrown streaming platform with deep roots in the Indian music industry, JioSaavn has formed partnerships with multiple regional labels and artists, creating an extensive library of songs in various Indian languages. Its catalog covers a range of languages, including Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Punjabi, Kannada, Bengali, Gujarati, Marathi, Malayalam, and Bhojpuri, catering to listeners across India.

Spotify entered the Indian market in 2019 and initially focused on international and Bollywood content. However, in recent years, Spotify has recognized the value of regional music in India and has made significant investments in expanding its catalog to include regional tracks. Today, it offers a diverse library with songs in languages such as Hindi, Punjabi, Tamil, and Telugu, though it still lacks some of the depth in regional music that JioSaavn provides.

2. Curation of Regional Playlists

Both platforms understand that playlists are powerful tools for music discovery, and they have developed various curated playlists to enhance the user experience. JioSaavn has an extensive selection of regional playlists, many of which are updated regularly to reflect the latest hits. It provides genre-based playlists within each language category, such as Tamil Love Songs, Punjabi Beats, Telugu Blockbusters, and Bengali Classics, ensuring that users can easily find music that suits their mood and preferences.

Spotify has also increased its focus on regional playlists in recent years, but it takes a different approach to curation. Spotify’s playlists like “Desi Hits,” “Top Hits Tamil,” and “Punjabi 101” combine both mainstream Bollywood hits and regional tracks, making it easy for listeners to discover songs in multiple languages without having to search by language alone. Additionally, Spotify’s personalized playlists, such as “Daily Mix” and “Discover Weekly,” often include regional tracks for users who show an interest in Indian music. While Spotify’s approach to regional music curation is broader, JioSaavn’s playlist structure is more targeted, catering directly to each language and genre within the Indian music scene.

3. Regional Language Integration and User Experience

JioSaavn’s focus on regional music extends beyond its catalog, as the app itself is designed with an Indian audience in mind. Its user interface (UI) highlights popular regional genres and languages on the home screen, allowing users to jump directly into their preferred regional language categories. This is especially helpful for older users or those new to digital music platforms who may find language-specific navigation essential.

Spotify, being an international app, has a more generalized approach in its interface. However, it has started to cater to Indian audiences by offering language options and regional playlists prominently on the app’s homepage. In recent updates, Spotify has also introduced a Hindi language interface, which allows users to navigate the app in Hindi. While Spotify’s interface may lack the cultural specificity found in JioSaavn, it is still accessible for users looking for regional music, especially if they are familiar with the app’s navigation.

4. Collaborations with Regional Artists and Exclusive Releases

JioSaavn’s position as an Indian platform gives it an advantage when collaborating with regional artists. Through partnerships with Indian labels and emerging talent, JioSaavn regularly features exclusive releases, new albums, and regional hits. Many up-and-coming Indian artists launch their music on JioSaavn first, and the platform often promotes these artists through exclusive playlists and recommendations. This gives users the opportunity to discover the latest regional hits before they are available on other platforms.

Spotify, though relatively new to India, has made strides in supporting regional artists. With initiatives like Spotify RADAR, which highlights emerging talent worldwide, and the creation of playlists such as “Radar India,” the platform is making efforts to promote Indian artists. However, Spotify’s emphasis is often on more mainstream and international-friendly regional tracks, which can sometimes limit its offerings compared to JioSaavn’s expansive catalog of local talent and exclusives.

5. User Perception and Regional Popularity

The popularity of JioSaavn and Spotify within the regional music space varies across India. For listeners who prioritize a more India-centric experience, JioSaavn is frequently the preferred choice, largely due to its strong association with Indian music and greater language-specific content. Many Indian users report that they find JioSaavn better suited to their music needs, particularly for language-dedicated playlists and artist recommendations.

Spotify has a reputation for its algorithm-driven recommendations and playlist curation, which some users find beneficial when exploring both regional and international music. While Spotify may not have the same level of regional integration as JioSaavn, its personalized playlists offer users a good mix of Bollywood, regional, and Western hits based on their listening history, which many listeners enjoy for its diverse appeal.

6. Comparing Offline Mode and Accessibility for Regional Music

For many listeners in India, offline mode is crucial to enjoy music without interruption in areas with poor connectivity. Both JioSaavn and Spotify offer offline downloads to premium users, allowing users to save songs, playlists, and albums for offline listening. In JioSaavn, offline access includes all regional music content, and users can download songs in high quality without limitations. This feature is especially useful for rural users or those with limited data access who prioritize regional music.

Spotify also provides offline access to its entire catalog, including regional songs. However, the quality of regional content might vary, as some regional tracks are not available in high-definition audio. Despite this, Spotify’s offline functionality is smooth and easy to use, making it a strong competitor in the offline accessibility space. For listeners specifically focused on regional music, JioSaavn’s broad catalog and data-efficient offline downloads make it a more convenient choice.

7. Algorithm-Driven Regional Music Recommendations

Spotify is known for its algorithm-driven recommendations, which include personalized playlists like “Discover Weekly” and “Daily Mix.” These playlists adapt to the user’s music preferences, so users who frequently listen to regional music will likely see a good mix of their preferred regional tracks alongside popular global hits. Spotify’s data-driven recommendations are a highlight for users who appreciate a mix of curated and algorithmically recommended songs.

JioSaavn also offers music recommendations, but its focus is more on curating playlists than relying solely on algorithms. While JioSaavn does suggest songs based on user history, it emphasizes regional playlists curated by experts, making it more suitable for users who prefer handpicked music over algorithm-driven playlists. This curated approach aligns with JioSaavn’s commitment to promoting Indian and regional music while meeting local tastes.

Conclusion In the “JioSaavn vs Spotify” debate around regional music, each platform offers unique advantages. JioSaavn’s regional music focus, language-specific playlists, and strong partnerships with local artists make it a prime choice for Indian listeners who want easy access to a wide array of regional music. Spotify, with its international influence and innovative algorithm-driven playlists, brings a different appeal, offering regional music along with a rich catalog of global songs. For users who prioritize regional music and cultural relevance, JioSaavn is an excellent choice, while Spotify remains a strong option for those who enjoy a mix of local and international hits. Ultimately, the best choice between JioSaavn and Spotify will depend on individual music preferences and how strongly users value regional language diversity in their streaming experience.

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Udit Narayan - Bio, Top 30 Best Bollywood Music

The name Udit Narayan is synonymous with the golden era of Bollywood music. With a voice that has defined the soundtrack to countless films, he is considered one of the most prolific vocalists in Indian cinema. His melodious voice and versatility made him the singing voice on screen for many Bollywood stars, leaving a lasting mark on the industry and inspiring millions Let's dive into the life and career of this iconic artist.

Best Udit Narayan Bollywood Music Download

Biography and Early Life Born on December 1, 1955 in Bhardaha, Saptari, Nepal, Udit Narayan Jha came from humble beginnings. Growing up in a small village, he was exposed to the rich cultural traditions of Nepali and Maithili music from an early age. As a result, his passion for music emerged at a young age, which led him to perform folk songs in his native language. Music training and early career Moreover, Udita’s training in Hindi classical music laid the foundation for his future success. He started his career as a Maithili folk singer singing in Maithili and Nepali on Radio Nepal in the 1970s. As he honed his craft, he gradually shifted to playing modern Nepali music, thus gaining recognition for his unique voice and style. Entering Bollywood Udit Narayan’s big break came in 1980 when he got a chance to sing in Bollywood. His first as a vocalist was in the film "One's Bees." But it was 1988's "Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak" that really catapulted him into stardom. The song "Papa Kehte Hain" became a huge hit, eventually making Udit Narayan a household name and launching a brilliant career in Bollywood. Breakthrough hits and collaborations Also, the 1990s were a golden era for Udit Narayan, filled with many hit songs and memorable duos. Notably, he collaborated closely with Alka Yagnik, and their songs became iconic, defining the mainstream Bollywood love story of the era. Songs like "Pehla Nasha", "Jaadu Teri Nazar", "Dil Ne Yeh Kaha Hai Dil Se". He works with Bollywood Legends Apart from Udit Narayan, the film has worked with Bollywood legends like Amitabh Bachchan, Rajesh Khanna and Devanand. His ability to match his musical style with the personalities of these performers not only enhanced his career, but helped cement his status as a leading singer in the genre Praise and Awards Udit Narayan's contribution to the Hindi music industry has earned him many accolades over the years. In particular, he won three National Film Awards and five Filmfare Awards, making him the only male musician to win in three different decades the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s. Respect and Acceptance Udit Narayan was awarded the Padma Shri in 2009 and the Padma Bhushan in 2016 by the Government of India for his contribution to the arts. A versatile talent as a singer One of the defining qualities of Udit Narayan is his ability to sing in multiple languages. Apart from Hindi, he sang in many languages ​​like Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Bengali, Gujarati, Punjabi, etc. Udit Narayan's legacy in Bollywood His voice became synonymous in the 1990s and early 2000s, often associating it with some of Bollywood’s biggest blockbusters. He played a pivotal role in the popularity of romantic gal songs in movies, setting the tone for future generations of vocalists Personal life Personally, Udit Narayan is married to Deepa Narayan Jha, and together they have a son, Aditya Narayan, who followed in his father's footsteps as a singer and television presenter. The Narayan family continues to support the music industry, and Aditya sometimes with his play the musical father at concerts and events. Challenges and returns Like many artists, Udit Narayan faced challenges such as changes in Hindi songs and the rise of new musicians. However, he showed his flexibility and flexibility by changing his style to keep it relevant. Popular songs and albums Some of Udit Narayan's favorite songs are "Papa Kehte Hain", "Tip Tip Barsa Pani", "Raja Ko Rani Se", "Kuch Kuch Hota Hai", "Mehndi Lagake Rakhna". The 1990s and early 2000s are often considered as the golden era of Bollywood songs, and Udit Narayan was at the forefront of this era. His soulful voice and passionate melodies captivated millions. Even as the music industry flourished, Udit adapted, captivating the audience with his melodious voice. Conclusion In conclusion, Udit Narayan’s journey from a small village in Nepal is truly inspiring. With a career that spanned decades and many accolades, he left an indelible mark on the music industry. Moreover, his legacy continues to influence new generations of musicians, ensuring that his music remains a beloved part of Bollywood history forever. FAQs What was Udit Narayan's first Bollywood song? His first Bollywood song was in the movie "Unees Bees", but he rose to fame with "Papa Kehte Hain" from "Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak". In how many languages ​​did Udit Narayan sing? Udit Narayan has sung in more than 20 languages ​​including Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, and more. Who did Udit Narayan win awards for? He has won three National Film Awards, five Filmfare Awards and the Padma Shri and Padma Bhushan. Who is the son of Udit Narayan? His son Aditya Narayan is a singer and television presenter. When did Udit Narayan receive the Padma Bhushan? Udit Narayan was awarded the Padma Bhushan in 2016 for his contribution to Indian music. Read the full article

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Bigg Boss 17 Sensation Ayesha Khan Grooves in Special Song with Vishwak Sen for Telugu Film Gangs Of Godavari

Ayesha Khan, the charismatic star who captured hearts in Bigg Boss 17, is set to mesmerize the audience once again. This time, she joins forces with actor Vishwak Sen in a special song for the upcoming Telugu film, Gangs Of Godavari. Dive into the details of this exciting collaboration that promises to set the screen ablaze.

Ayesha Khan’s Stardom Beyond Bigg Boss Known for her unforgettable stint in Bigg Boss 17, Ayesha Khan is ready to expand her horizons and grace the Telugu silver screen. Her charm and screen presence have garnered a massive following, making her a sought-after talent in the entertainment industry.

A Folk Extravaganza in Hyderabad Recently, Ayesha Khan was spotted in Hyderabad, setting the stage on fire alongside actor Vishwak Sen for a special folk song in Gangs Of Godavari. Ayesha expressed her excitement, saying, “I have always loved dancing, and I’m absolutely thrilled to be a part of this special song for Gangs of Godavari.” The collaboration promises a visual treat, combining Ayesha’s passion for dance with the vibrant energy of Vishwak Sen.

Thrills and Honors on Set In the lively dance sequences, Ayesha found herself matching steps with Vishwak Sen, whose infectious energy made the experience both fun and thrilling. Working under the guidance of director Krishna Chaitanya and the expertise of Bhanu master and the team, Ayesha considers it an absolute honor. The synergy on set suggests a promising outcome for this special song.

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Telugu Folk Songs

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Telugu folk songs : It's deeply rooted in the cultural fabric of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, are a vibrant expression of the region's rich heritage. These songs have been an integral part of the lives of people, passed down through generations, carrying stories of love, joy, sorrow, and the daily lives of the locals.

Diversity is at the heart of Telugu folk music. Each region, whether it's the Telangana area or the coastal Andhra, has its unique styles, rhythms, and lyrical themes. The music often accompanies various celebrations, festivals, and rituals, binding communities together through its melodious tunes and compelling narratives.

Despite the modernization of music, Telugu folk songs continue to hold their charm and significance. They have found new avenues of expression, blending with contemporary music styles while preserving their essence. Artists and musicians strive to keep this tradition alive by incorporating folk elements into mainstream music, ensuring that the legacy of these timeless tunes endures through the ages.

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The Enjoyment Of Sad Tunes of Love

I have listened on the observe, 'When the final tear drops slide' for that eleventh time inside of a row and was asking yourself exactly what is it that built me pay attention to it over and over again. I was more amazed because I was definitely enjoying the unfortunate track even if I wasn't frustrated in the least or had no connection to just what the lyrics claimed. That was when it struck me that sad music tend not to often incite discomfort but can instead give you pleasure.

Tunes have a technique for refreshing the soul; energizing the spirit and generating a single feel extra calm. But people generally Possess a Completely wrong perception that unfortunate tunes normally make folks sadder. They are unsuccessful to understand that unfortunate adore tracks have a strategy for touching the heart even if not frustrated and might help to elevate the spirit. Those who have undergone depressing times in life may well find unhappy tracks really calming. It delivers about a strange sort of enjoyment to appreciate the similarity of human knowledge which is able to remind you that the ache felt by you are experienced and felt by another person way too. Normally it could make you feel much more lightened since the unhappy track has the divine ability of having your mind off the poor expertise and drawing your emphasis additional over the music. People today experiencing an excessive amount of sadness in everyday life would obtain unfortunate tracks can be a means of allowing out the discomfort that has been suppressed deep inside of for therefore prolonged. The lyrics on the unhappy adore songs talks ideal to the center and echoes the sentiments. Moments if you are lonely, it's going to accompany you and ease the heartache by wiping absent every one of the grief inside your coronary heart. Many of us wish to force and lock away our pain deep inside of and pretend it's not there. But that is no Answer in the slightest degree. We should always attempt to find out the power of sad like tunes that can help us dive inside and operate as a result of our emotions. It truly is useful and calming result enables us to deal with our feelings and get back steadiness in everyday life at a more quickly speed. Tunes about unhappiness are music which must not only be listened when depressed but really should be listened to just to appreciate its attractiveness and we must not forget about. To know more details visit here: Best Telugu Love Failure Song

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Reynabeth Headcanons :)

Some Reynabeth headcanons because they are my favourite non-canon queer ship :D

- Annabeth does Reyna’s hair often because they both find it very relaxing

- Both of them spend hours together in the praetor’s room while Reyna goes over stuff for the legion and Annabeth re-designs Olympus

- Annabeth can’t cook very well so Reyna does most of the cooking

- They spar a lot together for practice and they always somehow end up making out (no I love the trope where one person pins the other against a wall shut up this happens A LOT with them)

- They go on picnic dates a lot. Annabeth is sitting as she reads a book and Reyna is laying on her lap. Annabeth has one hand in Reyna’s hair or Reyna holds Annabeth’s hand to her chest so she can feel her heartbeat

- For some very fancy event that Annabeth gets invited to they wear formal clothing and Reyna wears a black suit with a deep purple tie to match Annabeth’s deep purple knee length dress. They both look hella fancy with their pretty hair and champagne glasses

- They go on TONS of double dates with Jercy- yes valgrace but I ship valdangelo so deal with it- where its just Reyna and Percy fighting to see who is better/more powerful while Jason and Annabeth catch up or have a tea date together (me: *starts writing jasabeth shit in my head*)

- Competitive karaoke. They have a shitload of these while both of them have mediocre voices together they sound unstoppable. THEY SING TAYLOR SWIFT SONGS A LOT THAT IS ALL I HAVE TO SAY

- No I’m not done 

- ARCADE DATESSSSSSSS!!! They get super competitive about who can win the other better prizes (like for the other ykwim?). They also get generally competitive and both of them just look at each other and go ‘goddam she looks so hot when’s she’s like that’ 

- They send each other wholesome memes when they are away from each other and the other always replies with a key smash and a ‘gods I love you so much’ and a crying emoji

- They have one of those queer couple tik tok accs and they are like.... super famous and everyone loves them. They even have a joint acc with Jercy

- They use the 2/2/2 rule. Basically every 2 weeks they go out for a day every 2 months they take a week off and every 2 years they vacation for a month. Every two weeks they go on a picnic date, shopping, and either to a museum or library. Every two months they visit each camp alternatively or go on tiny road trips or they binge watch a show. And every 2 years they go on an international trip and explore many many mannnnnyyy different countries (look these 2 have both never really had homes other than their respective camps so they love exploring EVERYWHERE)

- ESKIMO KISSES!!!! They both take some time to adjust to being physically together and something that they both love is Eskimo kisses (nose rubs if your wondering) and they constantly give each other Eskimo kisses whether it’s... *starts blanking coz how the fuck do u explain ‘chumma’ to a non-Telugu/Tamil speaking person?!* ummm.. uhhh just to express love or chaste For those who do know what ‘chumma’ is: Eskimo kisses whether it’s just chumma or filled with love and passion

- They bring each other up whenever they can no matter what the conversation is about

And that’s it folks! Some headcanons for my favourite ship ever :D

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Exhibit Love to your country With Patriotic Hindi Songs

Music has constantly performed a crucial position in the functioning of the society and in view that historical times, it has been used to show exceptional feelings of human beings. song has the top notch power to go deep inner someone and evoke very strong feelings of affection, appreciate and satisfaction. it's far a strong weapon that may be used not handiest for the leisure of human beings, but additionally for the political and cultural stage and might boost the crucial electricity of listeners. Songs which are beautifully composed are certainly a commonplace language for anyone that can bring feelings and feelings.

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Patriotic Hindi songs have helped a lot inside the Indian freedom battle as it helped in growing focus amongst people and benefit big know-how approximately the significance of independence. The patriotic songs touched the emotions of the humans and inspired them to boost the kingdom's reconstruction method. tune helped to unite human beings to combat in opposition to their enemy and spread the fragrance of independence and freedom to the destiny generations.

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All through the British rule in India, patriotic songs that have been composed through eminent musicians played a sizable function in influencing the mentality of folks that were inclined to fight for the independence of India. all of us, who had an ear for tune heard those songs and evolved feelings to be a citizen of a unfastened united states. track helped to encourage people to combat for freedom and be a part of the country wide battle towards the British rule.

Famous patriotic Hindi songs which might be heart touching

There are exceptional collections of patriotic songs in Hindi language, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Bengali, Kannada language and etc. Songs like Aye Mere Watan Ke brand, within the voice of Lata Mangeshkar is very coronary heart touching that it brings tears in our eye even these days. Ye Desh Hai Veer Jawano Ka, a lovely Indian patriotic tune from the movie Naya Daur is energetic and can pay tribute to the jawans of our kingdom. every other patriotic Hindi music from the film "Roja" "Bharat humko Jaan Se Pyara Hai" is a superb music that may be a need to on your playlist during the celebrations of Republic Day. a few different popular tracks Vande Mataram- Maa Tujhe Salaam, Mera Rang de Basanti, Dil Diya Hai Jaan Bhi Denge also are beautiful compositions that assist to specific your love to your motherland.

Indian patriotic songs are frequently sung on country wide celebrations and replicate common themes that glorify self-sacrifice, the beauty of mother Indian, history or ideals. those songs are notable means to explicit our feelings for the motherland and now have the strength to infuse proud feelings in us that we belong to a rustic this is so numerous, eternal and widely wide-spread.

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“PaRa...the Supreme”- Music outreach in India!

The last two weeks have been packed (which is maybe why I’ve lost my voice and a currently stuck at home sick...!) A highlight from these wild weeks has been the opportunity to participate in music outreach— as many of you know, one of my favorite activities!

In 2016, my mentor Dr. Pantula Rama, founded a movement called “PaRa...the Supreme,” in which is focused on making music accessible to everyone, and teaches people about the innate spirituality behind music. The organization hosts large scale and smaller music outreach events, engages people through social media, and even lobbies lawmakers to establish music programs in public schools.

I was so lucky to be involved in a music outreach event with “PaRa,” and the organization’s 2nd anniversary celebration this past weekend. I’ve done lots of music outreach and education work in Los Angeles, and it was really inspiring to see Dr. Pantula Rama and PaRa’s work in Visakhapatnam— when I return to LA, I’d love to incorporate some of the songs and exercises she uses in her sessions into my own work!

There were 3 main sections that comprised the full day music engagement program. During the first session, Rama Madam taught the large group a simple Telugu strophic piece called “Andamu Anandamu.” It was so fun to see professional musicians, amateurs, and music lovers join together to perform! Group singing is not super common in Indian classical settings, so it was especially moving to see nearly a hundred people joined together in song.

During the next session, Rama Madam played nearly 15 clips of music from genres ranging from flamenco, to Romanian dances, to Telugu folk music, to Bon Jovi for the audience to enjoy and share their reactions. It was so powerful to see professionals and first-timers share their thoughts and feelings about familiar and new styles of music. As a researcher, I was soaking up everything audience members had to say. I really enjoyed hearing the reactions of Indian nationals to Western music, and to see what feelings they associated with Indian classical and folk music as well. Some of the most popular clips was a short Eastern European dance played by the legendary Jascha Heifetz and a folk song sung by the celebrated Telugu vocalist, Voleti Venkateswarulu.

The highlight of the day was a concert by Jalajakshi Madam, Dr. Pantula Rama’s mother-in-law. She is nearing 80 years old, but still has the voice of a young woman, and the stamina to match. It was particularly special, as her son MSN Murthy, accompanied her on the violin. It was so beautiful see mother and son play music together!

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Heylo friend! For the ask: ghost and poltergeist? 😀

@hirakdesherrani Heylo Behen ! My profound apologies for the delay in answering - courtesy my exams. 😞 🙍‍♀️

Okay, this is going to be really difficult for a person like me, because I have been exposed to eclectic music since childhood and choosing a favourite is equal to impossible. Being a singer, I shouldn’t be using the word eclectic here because my domain doesn’t cover Western Music. I don’t sing or listen to them, and I don’t know any single western song! Unbelievable? Yeah girl, there are people like me. When my peers discuss about them, I am like MEH coz I don’t understand them and sab sar ke upar se bouncer ho jaate hain. But, it covers various languages and forms of music we have in our country, (films, semi-classical, classical, folk, ghazal, sufi, devotional…) so that should be okay? 

So I am being impulsive here. Like at the moment, these songs come to my mind.

Ghost- Favorite song?

Nuvvena Na Nuvvena - (Anand,Telugu 2004)  

This song’s composition is so dear to my heart. It feels fresh every time I listen to it. A simple song, which is devoid of all these software mixing kinda things.

Tu Jaa Raha Hai - (Mahek, Pankaj Udhas)

This song is so soothing. And the lyrics are just so real. Songs like this have a lot of nostalgia. We still have those tape recorder cassettes with us. 

Gali mein goonjti ruswaaiyaan bhi leta jaa…Yeh taalukaat ki parchaaiyaan bhi leta jaa

Poltergeist- Favorite song lyric?

Koi Fariyaad - (Tum Bin, 2001)

This song would be a forever favourite for me. I love this movie and this song.

Jaagte Jaagte Ek Umar Kati Ho JaiseJaan Baaki Hai Magar Saans Ruki Ho Jaise

Ek Lamhein Mein Simat Aaya Hai Sadiyon Ka SafarZindagi Tez Bahut Tez Chali Ho Jaise

Thanks for asking ! 

For those who are wondering, here is the link -

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Shreya Ghoshal - Bio, Top 30 Best Bollywood Music

Shreya Ghoshal is not just a name; It is a masterpiece of Indian music. Known for her soulful voice and unparalleled versatility, she became one of the most popular vocalists in Bollywood. Whether she is singing romantic gals, classical ragas or devotional ragas, Shreya brings magic to every track she touches.

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Biography and Early Life Shreya Ghoshal was born on March 12, 1984 in Murshidabad, West Bengal in a musical family. From an early age, her parents noticed her love for music and encouraged him to pursue a proper education. Shreya’s early discovery of classical music laid the foundation for her future success. Formal music education Shreya began her formal training in classical Bollywood music under the guidance of her mother. She was also heavily influenced by legendary Indian artists, who shaped her sense of rhythm and melody. This challenging terrain allowed her to explore different styles quickly. She succeeds in Bollywood Shreya's big break came in 2002 when she sang in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Devdas. Her performances in songs like “Bairi Piya”, “Silsila Yeh Chahat Ka” earned her instant recognition. When she was just 16, she won the National Film Award for Best Female Percussionist and Filmfare Award. A collaboration of major musical directors After her debut, Shreya became dling with top composers like AR Rahman, Pritam and Vishal Shekhar. Known for her melodious voice, she had become synonymous with Bollywood’s most iconic romantic songs. It is usable in both languages One of the secrets of Shreya’s success was her ability to sing in multiple languages. She recorded songs not only in Hindi but also in Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam and became a household name in every part of India. Bengali albums and folk songs Shreya’s first hits include “Bendhechchi Beena” (1998), “Ekti Katha” (1999), and “Mukhor Porag” (2000). She continues to highlight Bengali music and delight music lovers with her research into folk and traditional music. Devotional panels and spiritual services Shreya has also recorded devotional albums like “Banomali Re” (2002) and “Beena Ache Ke” (2007). These songs showcase her spiritual side, with a quiet rendition that appeals to listeners. Major awards are by Shreya Ghoshal Shreya has won four National Film Awards and six Filmfare Awards for her work in Bollywood industry. She also won nine Filmfare South awards in recognition of her contribution to regional cinema. Besides, she won several national awards including those from Kerala and Tamil Nadu for exceptional performances. Global impact and streaming popularity Shreya Ghoshal is one of the most engaged female artists in India, entertaining millions on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music. Her old and new songs continue to top the charts, proving her lasting appeal. International reputation and fan base Shreya's popularity extends beyond India, with concerts in the US, Canada and the U.K. attracts large crowds. As Bollywood’s global influence grows, Shrey remains one of its most iconic voices. Updated albums and current projects After two decades in the business, Credit shows no signs of slowing down. She is constantly releasing new Bollywood songs, collaborating with up-and-coming artists and keeping her sound fresh. Personal life and influence Despite her busy career, Shrey balances her personal life with grace. She remains an inspiration to young musicians, proving that passion and hard work can lead to success. Conclusion Shreya Ghoshal’s journey from a young girl from West Bengal to Bollywood’s hit queen is nothing short of remarkable. With her unparalleled versatility, melodious voice and countless awards she has earned her place as one of the greatest vocalists in the history of Indian Hindi music and her music will continue to captivate audiences in future generations. FAQs  1. What was Shreya Ghoshal’s first song in Bollywood? Her first Bollywood song was “Barry Piya” from the movie Devdas (2002). 2. In how many languages ​​did Shreya Ghoshal sing? She has sung in more than 20 languages ​​including Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam. 3. How many National Film Awards has Shreya Ghoshal won? She won four National Film Awards for Best Female Vocalist. 4. Is Shreya Ghoshal active in the music industry today? Yes Shrey releases new songs and collaborates with singers in Bollywood and regional cinema. 5. Where can I listen to Shreya Ghoshal? Her music is available on platforms like Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube. Read the full article

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