#galliyan returns song

[lovefrombegonia]

Kuch aur nahi baaki mujh mein...

Tu Jaan meri, tu dil hai...

Saason ke Bina to jii lenge, par tere bina mushkil hai.

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Tangled Fates (Part Two)

Part One

What happened after Sapuna left for Garud Lok, and how Wansarut faces a challenge to decide her future.

GIF by @25shadesoffebruary || Original Post by creator is here

a/n - Thank you to literally everyone who showed so much support on my previous fic! I really had the time of my life writing for The Sign series as it just keeps on getting interesting with the release of new episodes! can't wait for those saturdays dude! till then... do give this a read and let me know how it was! Thanks a lot <3

Also major shoutout to @ayansbff for suggesting the song for this fic! [Galliyan by Ankit Tiwari]

The Sign series spoilers ahead!

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Having craned her neck for so long, Wansarut tilted her head to get some relief. In response, Wanwisa pulled her hair into an angle. Again.

“Phi Saoo! ” she cried, looking at Wanwisa through the mirror. “Stay still just a bit longer!” Wanwisa let out a laugh while braiding her hair.

Prince Chalothorn was expected to visit their family that evening, and all responsibilities for making Wansarut presentable had fallen on her elder sister. This included preparing Wansarut for the occasion. Although she knew the prince favored her family as members of the Naga court, Wansarut had no romantic interest in him. To her, he was more like an older brother.

“Where is your mind wandering off to?” Wanwisa inquired.

Days had passed since Wansarut last encountered the Garuda. Her thoughts occasionally drifted back to their last conversation, especially how she had revealed her name without thinking. She had been in such a hurry to escape from him that she hadn't even bothered to ask for his name in return.

“Nowhere. Just… thinking,” Wansarut replied.

“About…” Wanwisa sang, “The Prince?”

Wansarut shot her a glare with a frown. “No.”

Wanwisa sighed, combing her hair. “I can't fathom why you're so determined not to like him. He's the prince of our kingdom, fighting for our clan. He's always been good to our family. Imagine how incredible it would be for you to marry him – you'd be a princess, our future queen!”

“I've always seen him as a brother, Phi Saoo. If you're so fond of him, why don't you marry him?” Wansarut blurted out before she could restrain herself.

Wanwisa's hands paused, and she gently caressed Wansarut's hair with a sad smile. “He doesn't like me, Nong Saoo. He likes you.” She placed the now complete braid on Wansarut's shoulder and hugged her from behind. “You'll make a fine princess, Nong Saoo.”

Without offering further explanation, she left the chamber. Wansarut watched her vanish behind the entrance curtains, a thought appearing inside her mind: does Wanwisa has feelings for Prince Chalothorn. If she did, wouldn't she have confided in her?

---/---/--- Sapuna settled on the windowsill of his house, gazing at the floating mountains of Garuda Lok, absent-mindedly toying with his golden flute – a gift from his sister.

His mind replayed every word spoken to Lord Aruna. After urgently requesting a meeting upon his return, the fact that he emerged unharmed from the human world granted him the audience.

He had practically begged the sun god to suggest a truce with the Naga prince. Despite encountering resistance from those present, Lord Aruna dismissed him, promising to consider the suggestion. Excused from the battlefront for the time being, Sapuna was sent back home.

Thoughts of Wansarut only added to his turmoil, her image recurring in his mind. He felt a tugging sensation in his chest at the memory of his savior – her almond eyes, pointed nose, and the crease of her eyebrows beneath her hair haunted his dreams each night. Despite his grandmother's attempts to appease him with sweets, he longed for the sweet wild mangoes of the human world.

Sapuna noticed an object hurtling towards him at tremendous speed. He catched it effortlessly, and discovered it was a message from Lord Aruna. He read its contents, and standing standing abruptly; transformed into his Garuda form, soaring off to the human world. Despite Wansarut's reluctance to have him there, he now had a valid reason to visit her.

Because the letter in his hand read:

Neither side wants the blood of their clan to spill for nothing, and our aim is to attain peace given the animosity between our clans. I have proposed a truce to the Naga kingdom. And if they answer, you will be accompanying me to meet Prince Chalothorn along with my court.

I trust you, Sapuna. Don’t make me regret this.

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Beneath the sheltering branches of an ancient banyan tree, Wansarut perched on a swing, trying to make sense of the events from the previous evening at her home.

Prince Chalothorn had engaged in conversation with her family while she and her sister eavesdropped from behind the curtains of the halls, accompanied by the servants. Just as she prepared to meet him with Wanwisa, a royal guard rushed in, whispering something urgent to the prince.

The prince's face swiftly transformed from a benevolent smile to a furious scowl. He rose abruptly, apologized to the elders citing an emergency on the front lines, and departed without meeting her. The rapid shift in his demeanor left her unsettled, prompting her to slip away while her family debated the reason behind his sudden departure. Uninterested from the start, she wanted no involvement in the drama.

Swinging back and forth, Wansarut felt a forceful gust propel her forward. She glanced around to witness the forest settling into an unusual calm, as if a presence had touched down amidst the canopy. Descending from the swing, she observed a figure emerging from the woods, recognizing the silver breastplate of the Garuda as he approached.

"Swadee kha, Wansarut," he greeted, joining his hands.

She whispered inquisitively, "What are you doing here?" scanning their surroundings for any witnesses.

The Garuda responded with wide-eyed innocence, "Why are you whispering?"

"Your entrance was not exactly subtle, Khun," she signed.

Amused, the Garuda burst into laughter. The resonant sound stirred something within her, it felt like a warm embrace. She couldn't help but be captivated by the way his eyes crinkled when he smiled.

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Sapuna felt an ice-cold grip on his arm, and Wansarut tugged him towards the expansive Banyan Tree grove. He followed, too shy to meet her gaze, opting instead to focus on the ground. With every step, her emerald-gold anklets gleamed against her fair skin, and the hem of her garments brushed the ground in front of him.

Wansarut halted and turned to face him. Reluctantly, he lifted his head to meet her gaze. As she parted her lips to speak, he stopped her, saying, "I have news regarding your request."

Sapuna proceeded to share everything, from his visit to Lord Aruna to his journey to this place. Wansarut's face brightened with each word, as if she had realized something crucial and couldn't wait to express it.

"Prince Chalothorn visited my family last evening and left abruptly without explanation, citing an emergency. He didn't seem very pleased about it, maybe this was the news." she said, tilting her head.

Sapuna attentively absorbed her words and, driven by curiosity, inquired, "Why was Prince Chalothorn at your house?"

Wansarut glanced at him, her shoulders slumping. "My family has been members of the royal court for centuries, and he has asked for my hand in marriage."

"Oh," was all Sapuna could manage to say.

While he had suspected her high social status based on her jewelry and attire, he shouldn't have been so surprised that she was engaged, especially to Prince Chalothorn.

"I haven't given him an answer yet. I was supposed to yesterday, but..." She trailed off.

"You would have said yes?" he asked.

Wansarut gazed at him with a pained expression. He could decipher from her look alone that she harbored no interest in the proposed union.

It felt inherently wrong. She, with her purity and kindness, seemed incompatible with someone like Chalothorn. The Naga prince held nothing but bitterness in his heart, responsible for the ongoing conflict between their clans.

"I have to go," Sapuna said, distancing himself from her. "I hope you make the right choice."

"Khàapkhun Kha... Khun," she replied, bowing her head.

Sapuna chuckled at her formality. "Please, Wansarut, I should be the one thanking you. And you can call me by my name; no need to be so formal." Wansarut remained silent, directing her gaze to her feet and fidgeting with her hands. He realized the reason. "You don't know my name," he sighed.

"Sapuna. My name is Sapuna-Naparuj," he said, smiling at how Wansarut snapped her head to look him in the eyes, clearly surprised.

"Sapuna." she repeated.

He swore no one had ever uttered his name quite like that. His heart raced, warmth spreading across his face, and he took a step backward, still looking her in the eyes until the pounding in his chest became too much.

Turning away, Sapuna unfurled his wings and soared toward Garuda Lok, a smile playing on his lips as he stole glances at the fascinated Wansarut with his infinite vision.

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Bonus Scene

"Come on, man," Phaya pleaded with the lunch guy to give him an extra slice of mango.

"I told you I can't give you extra. Two slices for everyone," the server stared him down, not a hint of emotion in his eyes.

Phaya looked at the tray overflowing with fresh mango slices, his mouth watering at the mere scent of the ripe yellow fruit.

"Phaya, move," Khem urged him from behind. Giving Khem a look, Phaya moved to the end of the line. Finding an empty table at the hall's far end, he sat down eyeing the tray of food before him, with food portions standardized for trainees following a specific diet plan.

Phaya ate his lunch, attempting to chew the sticky rice while reminiscing about how every year, a friend of his grandma who owns a farm would send crates of fresh mangoes. Him and his sister would always quarrel for the juiciest ones. If he managed to snag one, he would tease her by eating it in the messiest way possible.

Maybe this is karma for teasing Nee when we were young.

Deciding to save the mango for last, he focused on the chicken curry instead, grateful it tasted better than the vegetarian stew served the day before.

Tharn, Khem, Yai, and Thongthai approached his table, sitting down with their lunch trays. Phaya smiled at them and continued eating, while Yai and Tharn shared stories of a festival in their hometown.

As Phaya scooped up the last bite of rice, he saw Khem reach out to his tray and offer him his share of mango slices. Phaya stared at him in awe, then noticed Thongthai, Yai, and Tharn doing the same.

At a loss for words, he looked around at his friends, all of whom had smiles on their faces.

"Aww, Phaya, stop looking at us like that!" Yai jabbed him in the ribs. "It looks like you're about to cry."

"I love you guys," Phaya said wholeheartedly and dove into the pile of mango slices on his tray.

Busy enjoying his favorite treat, he missed what Yai was about to say. "Ay Phaya, it was Tharn who... Ouch!" Yai winced.

Phaya looked at Yai in confusion. "What?" he asked.

Tharn spoke up while gathering his now empty tray. "Nothing. He was rambling about something. We're gonna go, we... have to practice... questions! For the pre exam." He tilted his head at his friends, and they all got up and left, one after another.

Phaya tried to recall what Yai was saying but stopped when he felt all eyes on his tray. He quickly finished the fruits and made a hasty exit before someone could tip off the trainers.

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Back in their dorm hall, Yai yelled at Tharn, "Hey, Tharn! Did you have to kick my feet that hard?" rubbing his toes that were now red, while Tharn furrowed his brows, searching for balm to soothe his friend.

"Khao thot, Yai, I just don't want him to find out it was me," Tharn apologized earnestly, extending his hands to Yai.

A hoot echoed from Thongthai and Khem's bunk, and Tharn rolled his eyes as they approached Yai giggling like children, bearing an ice pack.

Khem playfully poked Tharn in the ribs. "Tharn, you look so cute trying to impress your crush..."

"...making such a big sacrifice of your share of mango slices and threatening your friends to do the same!" Thongthai teased him, dramatically fanning himself, extracting laughter from Yai.

"Okay, okay, just don't tell Phaya. Please," Tharn laughed along, taking a seat opposite Yai's bed.

Khem inquired taking a seat beside Yai, "By the way, how did you know he likes mangoes?"

Tharn tilted his head, genuinely puzzled about how he knew Phaya liked mangoes. "I don't know. I just assumed, I guess."

Khem and Thongthai nodded, and Yai interjected, "Are we all going to talk about Phaya? Can't you see I'm injured?" He tried his best to give them puppy eyes.

"Oh, Yai! You're such a drama queen!" Khem laughed as he pressed the ice pack onto his feet.

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More fics? reblog this with what tropes you want for Sapuna and Wansarut!

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Guide

Sapuna - Phaya's name in past life as a Garuda

Wansarut - Tharn's name in past life as a Nagini

Naga - A creature from Hindu and Thai mythology who has magical powers and can shapeshift into a Serpant

Nagini - Females of Naga clan.

Garuda Lok - The realm of Lord Garuda

Naga Lok - Realm of the Nagas

Phi Saoo - older sister in thai

nong saoo - younger sister in thai

Khapyn kha - Thank you in thai

Khao Thot - Sorry in thai

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The Secret Behind Manan Bhardwaj’s Musical Genius

Manan Bhardwaj is a name that echoes through the corridors of contemporary Indian music. Known for his soulful voice, poignant lyrics, and ability to craft melodies that resonate deeply with listeners, his journey to fame is as inspiring as it is heartwarming. From humble beginnings to becoming a celebrated artist, Manan’s story reflects dedication, perseverance, and an unyielding passion for music.

Early Life and Passion for Music

Born into a family that valued culture and tradition, Manan Bhardwaj was exposed to music at a young age. Growing up, he often found solace in melodies, using music as a way to express himself. His interest in singing and songwriting was apparent from an early age, and he spent countless hours refining his craft, drawing inspiration from legendary musicians and poets.

Despite his natural talent, the path to becoming a recognized artist was far from easy. Financial constraints and limited access to professional training presented significant challenges. However, Manan’s determination drove him to overcome these obstacles. Whether it was participating in local competitions or performing at small events, he grabbed every opportunity to showcase his talent.

The Initial Struggles and Breakthroughs

Manan’s initial foray into the music industry was met with skepticism, as the industry is often unkind to newcomers. However, he persisted, relying on his talent and unique ability to connect with people through his music. His early compositions, which he shared on social media platforms, began to attract attention for their raw emotion and relatable themes.

His breakthrough came when one of his songs caught the eye of a music producer at T-Series, one of India’s leading music labels. This marked the beginning of his professional journey in the industry. With the backing of a major label, Manan was able to reach a wider audience and collaborate with established artists, further solidifying his position as a rising star.

Key Collaborations and Popular Tracks

One of the defining moments of Manan Bhardwaj’s career was his collaboration with T-Series, which opened doors to a plethora of opportunities. His songs quickly climbed the charts, earning him both critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base. Tracks like Tera Naam and Galliyan Returns have become anthems for listeners, showcasing his ability to blend heartfelt lyrics with memorable tunes.

Manan’s collaborations span across genres, including Bollywood, independent music, and Hindi pop. His versatility is evident in his ability to adapt to different styles while maintaining his signature touch. This has not only endeared him to fans but also earned him respect among his peers in the industry.

The Role of Digital Media in Amplifying His Reach

In today’s digital age, platforms like YouTube, Instagram, and Spotify have become essential tools for artists to connect with their audiences. Manan Bhardwaj has skillfully leveraged these platforms to share his music and engage with fans. By releasing acoustic versions of his songs, behind-the-scenes content, and personal messages, he has built a loyal community of followers who eagerly anticipate his next release.

His presence on digital platforms has also allowed him to explore international markets. Songs with universal themes of love, heartbreak, and self-discovery have resonated with listeners beyond India, making him a global name in the making.

A Unique Musical Style

What sets Manan Bhardwaj apart from his contemporaries is his ability to tell stories through music. Each of his compositions is a narrative, often inspired by personal experiences or universal emotions. His lyrics, rooted in poetic expression, strike a chord with listeners, while his melodies linger long after the music stops.

Manan’s music often bridges the gap between traditional Indian sensibilities and modern influences. By infusing contemporary sounds with classical elements, he has created a style that appeals to a wide range of audiences.

Impact and Influence

Manan Bhardwaj’s rise to fame has inspired countless aspiring musicians. His story serves as a reminder that talent, when coupled with hard work and resilience, can pave the way to success. Many young artists look up to him as a role model, drawing motivation from his journey to pursue their dreams.

Beyond his music, Manan has also used his platform to advocate for mental health awareness, sharing messages of hope and positivity through his songs. This has further endeared him to fans, who see him as not just an artist but also a source of inspiration and support.

Conclusion

Manan Bhardwaj journey from a passionate young dreamer to a celebrated artist is a testament to the power of perseverance and self-belief. His ability to connect with audiences through music has earned him a special place in their hearts, and his continued evolution as an artist promises even greater things to come.

As Manan continues to create and share his music, his influence on the Indian music industry is undeniable. His story is not just about personal success but also about inspiring others to chase their dreams, no matter the challenges.

Are you a fan of soulful music that speaks to the heart? Dive into Manan Bhardwaj’s discography and discover the magic that has captured millions. Follow him on social media and streaming platforms to stay updated on his latest releases and upcoming projects. Let Manan’s music be the soundtrack to your life!

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ANKIT TIWARI ALL SONGS LIST

Ankit Tiwari is an Indian playback singer, music composer, and actor who primarily works in the Bollywood film industry. He was born on March 6, 1986, in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India.

Ankit Tiwari began his career as a music composer and has since composed music for several popular Bollywood films, including "Aashiqui 2," "Ek Villain," "Roy," and "Baaghi," among others. He is known for his ability to create soulful and melodious compositions that strike a chord with the audience.

In addition to his work as a music composer, Ankit Tiwari is also a popular playback singer and has sung several hit songs in Bollywood, including "Sunn Raha Hai" from "Aashiqui 2," "Galliyan" from "Ek Villain," and "Tu Hai Ki Nahi" from "Roy," among others.

Ankit Tiwari has won several awards for his work in the Bollywood film industry, including the Filmfare Award for Best Music Director for "Aashiqui 2" in 2014. He is considered one of the most promising and talented music composers in the Bollywood film industry today.

Apart from his music career, Ankit Tiwari has also acted in a few Bollywood films, including "Do Dooni Chaar," "Saheb, Biwi Aur Gangster 3," and "Sadak 2." He has also made appearances as a judge on various reality shows like "The Voice India Kids" and "Indian Idol Junior."

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[boysbeloving]

actually, Galliyan Returns is quite nice

I LOVED the original when it came out almost a decade ago ... And this reprise is pretty nice too

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Dude they are making a remake version of Teri Galliyan in 'Ek Villain Returns' 😭😭😭 Why can't they make original songs for once?

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Song: Galliyan Returns Movie: Ek Villain Returns (2022) Starring: John Abraham, Disha Patani, Arjun Kapoor, Tara Sutaria Music: Ankit Tiwari, Lyrics: Manoj Muntashir Singer: Ankit Tiwari

-- Galliyan Returns Full Song: Ek Villain Returns | John,Disha,Arjun,Tara | Ankit, Manoj, Mohit, Ektaa (via T-Series)

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Galliyan Returns Song: Ek Villain Returns | John,Disha,Arjun,Tara | Anki...

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Ek Villain Returns Review: John Abraham-Arjun Kapoor Film Makes Guessing Game Too Predictable

All good sequels have enough of the original to give us a sense of continuity but create enough difference to be able to stand on their own. Filmmaker Mohit Suri attempts to do it with Ek Villain Returns, a sequel to the 2014 sleeper hit Ek Villain, but fails miserably. Here’s a film which is a perfect example of how Bollywood struggles with creating a plot in which every single thread counts.

Ek Villain Retuns kicks in only after the interval, and then it becomes the film it should have been from the get-go. The first half is a waste, even if it tries hard to get the audience invested into the characters who say dialogues which are straight out of ’80s Bollywood.

Apart from being eye-candy, Aarvi (Tara Sutaria) is an upcoming singer, wanting to become famous and become a superstar singer. Gautam Mehra (Arjun Kapoor), a rich spoilt brat, falls for Aarvi and helps in achieving her goal. But wait, has he really fallen in love? At the same time there are a series of murders of young girls who have one-sided lovers, done by an unknown person who wants to become the messiah of boys who have lost in love.

On the other hand, we have Bhairav (John Abraham), a cab driver who falls for Rasika (Disha Patani), a sales girl working in a departmental store. The stories of the four protagonists get intertwined with some interesting twists and plots. So now, it is left up to the audience to decide ki kaun hero aur kaun villain.

Suri is interested in themes of revenge, redemption, and especially in the notion of masculinity. The filmmaker surely has a gift for vivid characterisation, even if some things are underlined a tad too much. He also does a good job with weaving high-octane moments around his characters. But Ek Villain Returns has little room for complexity so this idea is ultimately squandered.

The tone becomes inconsistent. The film’s swinging between drama and melodrama is its weakness. The first film had some interesting songs, especially ‘Teri Galliyan,’ and the song has a new version in the sequel, but it doesn’t really create the same impact. The rest of the songs aren’t even worth mentioning. And then there are dialogues, ‘Main hero hoon teri kahaani ka’ or ‘tu hero toh main villain.’ The four leads keep on repeating and playing games of ‘main hero, tu villain’ or ‘tu villain, main hero.’

The twists too in the film are either predictable or far-fetched. One major reveal is given away in the film’s trailer so you can see it coming from a distance. The other is what one would describe as ‘thoda zyada ho gaya.’ The climax, especially the last scene, does pack some punch, but it is, in the end, a case of too little too late.

The film leans on its cast to do what they do best. Abraham, flaunting a chest that refuses to be contained in shirts, gets multiple opportunities to flex his chiseled abs. Sutaria sportingly shows off her perfectly toned figure. Kapoor has some interesting moments but doesn’t really rise above the character. Surprisingly, it is Patani who’s having the most fun.

At 2 hours and 8 minutes, the film isn’t really long. But the absurdity and the ridiculousness in the plot just made the audience in the auditorium so bored that many didn’t even wait for the last scene to get completed and started walking to the nearest exit.

There are some moments that work, but by the end, I remember a dialogue that Abraham’s character, a cab driver keeps on repeating in the film, ‘Rating zaroor dena.’

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Ek Villain Returns song Galliyan Returns released

Ek Villain Returns song Galliyan Returns released

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