#sasura

[wagairah-wagairah]

Sasura is such an underrated gaali

[sasukesun]

Hey, how are u?

Also, I wanted to ask what do you think about Naruto and Sasura’s relationship nature. I mean, do you think he ever truly loved her? His speech in shippuden about his feelings for her seemed really genuine, but except that I don’t really see love in his behavior, more like a childish crush? I don’t buy what was said in The Last about him trying to hit on her only to win with Sasuke, it doesn’t really makes sense to me. Anyway, what is your opinion? Thanks for answering xo

hello anon, i’m fine.

naruto’s behaviour towards sakura and overall attraction to women is inconsistent. we can easily tell that he truly never had romantic feelings for her, but a crush is, in my opinion, debatable… and really a crush in the sense of “she’s cute, i like her” kind of thing, which is basically what we see when sakura is introduced

now what is interesting is that the last wasn’t wrong to show that maybe it was about sasuke, it just definitely wasn’t so naruto could compete with sasuke

“i feel like i finally understand why i like her” right after sakura said she wants to be acknowledged by sasuke because she likes him? really? we know that naruto wants to be acknowledged by everyone, that’s the core of his character, but in this context, this just seems kinda ambiguous… he doesn’t wanna win over sasuke, he just wants his acknowledgement. when you take naruto’s interactions with sasuke and sakura into consideration after this quote, as well his behaviour, you see that basically naruto mimics heterosexuality by pretending to like sakura, while actually focusing his attention on sasuke, he mistakes his feelings/attraction for sasuke for a rivalry at first and a friendship later. i’ll give you some examples.

he doesn’t have much tact to compliment sakura. i know this is what she wanted to hear, but i just find it so funny honestly.

there are also a few more moments involving sakura’s appearance and naruto, in which a) naruto says haku is prettier than her b) naruto says after two years that they haven’t seen each other that she looked the same even though it seems by her body language that she wanted to be complimented and c) when other people called sakura ugly and naruto didn’t even comment about it or tried to defend her. now let’s look at this

is there some need to defend sasuke’s honour or something? no one is even insulting sasuke here, just comparing him and sai. the japanese word naruto uses here can be used to compliment someone’s looks btw and he not only says it, but he emphasises it at the end. there’s pretty much a huge gap between “the cute girl” he’s supposed to like a lot and sasuke, who is above it.

how about when naruto is just doing absolutely nothing but thinking of sasuke

until he gets interrupted by sakura… so he says he was planning to go on a date with her. are you for real?

this one is even funnier… sakura is taking care of naruto after he hurt his arm with rasenshuriken. someone in love would surely be happy to be closer to your loved one while they are healing you, and it’s what it seems that naruto is gonna say

until you turn to the next page

he’s just really happy they are in this together… for sasuke. you really can’t make this shit up.

i’ve also pointed out that in the chapter in which sakura decides to fake confess to naruto and go after sasuke to kill him, sakura says “that fool’s got such a crush on me” about naruto, and yet the only appearance naruto makes in the same chapter is him lying down and pining over sasuke. yikes.

the only “narusaku” moment during war on naruto’s part is when minato asks naruto if sakura is his girlfriend to which he reacts like

it’s not only that this is comic relief and it just seems like he wants to look good in front of his father, because he already knows about his mom’s speech and wishes when his parents died, it’s also that he hesitates to answer it.

but when he’s saying goodbye and really referencing the whole speech topic by topic and talking about important things…

he deflects the subject. very convenient and smart of kishimoto when he’s not allowed to explicitly say what he wants to, such as homosexuality.

and of course, there’s the infamous fake confession

in which naruto basically looks annoyed... not the reaction of someone who is in love, i would say.

and the cherry on top

the promise he made to sakura hasn’t changed anything, he would act the same with or without it.

narusaku dead and buried.

those inconsistencies happen over and over and they always involve sasuke somehow… like i said, projecting his real feelings for sasuke onto sakura. now if you think he thought she was cute and all, i can give you the benefit of the doubt, but being in love with her? no way. naruto has never loved her like that, and i honestly can’t even tell that he loved as a friend either when he pretty much treats her the same way he treats his other konoha comrades: takes responsibility for everything and doesn’t let anyone get involved…

…unless it’s sasuke, obviously, then he will bear his burdens and see so much pain that he just can’t leave it alone.

[janaknandini-singh999]

Very ✨ relevant ✨ problems that would be faced if India legalizes same sex marriage:

shaadi mein bAaRaaT kiSki aAyEgi??! Jootein KISKE CHHUPENGE?!!! Kaun kiske SASURAAL JAAYEGA??!! DAHEJ KAUN dega?!!?!? Ghar ka kaam KAUNN KAREGA!!??! BACCHEYY KAISE HONGE-

[shut-up-rabert]

Jo log India mein rehte bhi nahi unhe India se Khalistan chahiye

Not lahore that was Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s Capital

Not Gujranwala that was Guru Maharaj’s birth place

Not US/UK/Canada where they live kyunki sasura wo log jail mein daal denge.

Bhaisahab ko chahiye bhi India mein, aur west punjab lene ki himmat nahi hai kyunki jis ISI se funding/training mil rahi hai usse gaddari kaise kare, but India se Haryana Himachal bhi maang rahe hai.

All while Indian Sikhs inka support bhi nahi kar rahe. Because they believe this is not what the Gurus taught them, but these people are speaking over them in saying that all the Sikhs want it.

Bhai, jigra chahiye hota hai itni entitlement rakhne ke liye, koi aam baat hai itna besharm hona?

[jalebi-weds-bluetooth]

Hi J!

Do you think Arnav ever noticed how Khushi was treated differently than Payal by her family, be it during the contract marriage period or after? Do you think he would have said/done something?

Hello Anon!

Khushi's difference of treatment is a very very subtle thing to notice. It's very internal. We understand it because we see the nuances of Khushi's daily life with her family. Arnav doesn't.

I think the first time he's surprised is when Buaji doesn't take Khushi home for Pag-phera.

It hurts him and he's genuinely stunned at how quickly her family would severe ties with her.

But does Arnav see what we saw? No. Because he never saw how Payal is also treated by the fam. So he doesn't have a comparison to start with.

But what I do assume is while parenting Aarav, Arnav might pick up that Khushi seems to have a transactional love with her family where she's loved in exchange of good behavior and obedience - which might be jarring to Arnav because he's loved by family all the time. When he's bratty, snappy, teary, angry, emotional - his family has his back.

Also because around Arnav Khushi is more of herself. She's angry, upset, emotional, loving - she expresses all range of her emotions with Arnav (so it might be tough for him to just notice something so intricate without it being pointed out).

Best,

Jalebi

P.S: Also, by the end of the show Buaji truly warms up to Khushi as her own. You feel that because she doesn't care about ruining relationship with the Raizadas when she learns about the elopement being forced. For once it never crosses her mind that they still need to be polite to the Raizadas as they're Payal's sasuraal - in fact Buaji is furious and wants Khushi to keep no relationship with them because he forced her and insulted her the way his Dadi did. And that is a HUGE character arc in Buaji.

[twowink]

hi hi this is just me rambling but. as a desi person living in India who often interacts with desi people living in Europe/America on various social media, i find it interesting to note that desi people living in countries other than the Indian subcontinent tend to be more traditional than desi people over where i live?

like, yeah if you visit the villages and small towns here you'll still see the more traditional india they usually show in movies and tv shows. but I've lived in a small city all my life. and only married women with strict sasuraals tend to wear traditional clothes 24/7 and follow the various unwritten rules of how an indian family should be like.

most women here, including my mother and her neighbourhood friends, never wear saris unless it's a religious occasion or a wedding. even then my current generation (younger millenials or older Gen Z), despite being in 20's or early 30's, doesn't really bother with tradition. it's common to find them in casual wear even at weddings. the last time i wore a sari was at my grade 10 farewell ceremony. 5 years ago. i do wear boys' kurtas in religious festivals though but in a "fuck gender" way lol.

so i find it interesting. how desi people outside of india are more traditional that the ones living in the indian subcontinent. i think it's mostly cus desi people are a minority over where you live. and being POC in a country like America is ofc tough. so all desi people tend to stick together. and engage more in the culture and traditions of our people. to build the sense of community and unity. that is what i think at least. honestly, admirable. desi people outside india are preserving our culture more than indian people living in india.

YEAHHH … tbh in india i mostly spend my time in small towns but in new delhi for ex for sure its more new york than like the ‘typical’ india if u get what i mean

[ramayantika]

Mummy: bina padhai aur career ke na yeh tera ghar hoga aur nahi tera sasuraal

[tenjin-no-shinja]

Chapter 12: The Ritual of Great Purification

The ritual of Great Purification, while having its mythological roots in the cleansing of Izanagi after his descent into the land of Yomi, was performed at this time of year to answer just that pressing need of the community and its elite overseers. Almost everything bad that one can bring to mind is mentioned in the ritual as tsumi, or “defilements,” of an original state of harmonious existence. Judging from what is considered terrible in the eyes of the Kami (and by extension, the sociolppoitical order they legitimated), one can p sit that a state of harmony exist when rice grows in well-managed and maintained irrigated fields, when human beings cooperate in this endeavor and share the joys and sorrows of their lives within the embrace of the four seasons, the watchful mountains, and the bountiful seas, and when praise and gratitude to the Kami are a part of everyday household and communal administration.

—Pages 105-106

The video below is the full recording of the Ritual of Great Purification from Kitano Tenmangū, that I took last year!

As a result of the exorcism and the purification,

There will be no sins left.

They will be taken into the great ocean

By the goddess called Se-ori-tu-hike,

Who dwells in the rapids of the rapid-running rivers

which fall surging perpendicular

from the summits of high and low mountains.

When she thus takes them,

They will be swallowed with a gulp

By the goddess Haya-aki-tu-hime,

Who dwells in the wild brine, the myriad currents of the brine,

When she thus swallows them with a gulp,

The deity called Haya-sasura-hime,

Who dwells in the land of Hades, the under-world,

Will wander off with them and lose them.

When she thus loses them,

Beginning with the many officials serving in the

Emperor’s court,

In the four quarters under the heavens,

Beginning from today,

Each and Every sin will be gone.

—Excerpt from the Ōharae no Kotoba, the prayer said during the Ritual of Great Purification

(Philippi 1959, 45-49) Pages 110-111

Pictures showing Katashiro, and a Chi no Wa, common scenes during the annual Ritual of Great Purification. (Do not use without my permission)

…Oka-san shouts out the words to the song they will sing as they weave in a figure-eight pattern through the ring of purification…

Mina-zuki no nagoshi no harae suru hito wa sen yowai nobuto iu nari…

All people who do the harae of the sixth month are said to lengthen their lives a thousandfold…

It is a beautiful sight at the priests, businessmen, grandmothers, Mike, schoolchildren, toddlers, babies strapped on their mothers/ backs, even a couple foreigners, all slowly proceed through the ring, each time “cleaner” than before, each time the song a little truer in their voices. No one acts embarrassed or as if they are a century too late to benefit from the magic of the rite—a quick glance at the faces reveals enjoyment and absorption in the moment.

—Page 111

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[wagairah-wagairah]

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[danzer91]

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[dangal-play]

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Introduction:

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2- Vivaah:

"Vivaah" presents a lovely examination of the institution of marriage, following a couple from engagement to wedding day. The movie explores the psychological and practical facets of arranged marriages, a common custom in Indian society. "Vivaah" is notable for its accurate depiction of family dynamics, the value of respect for one another, and the changes necessary in a married life. It is an ideal family film because of its mellow storyline and catchy soundtrack.

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4- Hum Hai Rahi Pyar Ke:

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6- Farz:

"Farz" is a gripping tale about responsibilities, duty, and family ties. The lead character is torn between her ambitions and her family's expectations, traveling a path of self-discovery and sacrifice. Farz serves as a moving reminder of our obligations to our family and the lengths people will go to fulfill them. Its tremendous storytelling and emotional depth make it an absolute must-see for family audiences.

7- Didiya Ke Devar Dil Le Gail:

"Didiya Ke Devar Dil Le Gail" is a romantic comedy that centers on a brother-in-law and his sister-in-law's playful and lighthearted interactions. The film has charming scenes and funny scenarios emphasizing extended families' loving and lighthearted relationships. "Didiya Ke Devar Dil Le Gail" is a fun family film because of its realistic characters and humorous timing.

8- Sasura Bada Satawela:

"Sasura Bada Satawela" is a drama that shows a newly married woman's challenges and victories at her in-laws' home. The movie explores love, respect, and adaptability in a blended family. With its realistic representation of post-marriage issues and the tenacity required to overcome them, "Sasura Bada Satawela" is an entertaining family drama that spectators will enjoy.

9- Doli Saja Ke Rakhna:

"Doli Saja Ke Rakhna" is a love drama emphasizing Indian wedding rituals. The film follows a couple overcoming parental expectations and societal norms before marrying. Doli Saja Ke Rakhna honors love and tradition through its bright depictions of wedding customs and underlying emotions. It's a film that families can enjoy together, understanding cultural differences and touching moments.

10- Vivaah 2:

"Vivaah 2" is an excellent follow-up to "Vivaah," which examines marriage and family values. The movie explores the couple's life, highlighting their post-marriage journey, difficulties, and families' support. In a successful marriage, "Vivaah 2" emphasizes the value of compromise, communication, and understanding. Its continuity with the first picture and the character development make it an appealing family film.

11- Mehandi Laga Ke Rakhna 3:

"Mehandi Laga Ke Rakhna 3" is a colorful, joyous movie that perfectly portrays the spirit of pre-wedding festivities. The film is a visual feast for the senses, full of vibrant rituals, upbeat music, and community happiness. The plot centers on love, fidelity, and the thrill of embarking on a new life together. "Mehandi Laga Ke Rakhna 3" is the ideal family film, full of joy, sentiment, and ethnic diversity.

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[philophi9999]

KISI SE PU6O BHARAA KAA KAHEGAA...SUSURAAL KE SASURAL KAA SASURAAL ...KYA HOTAA...😄😄😄😄😄

[indiesole]

Indies (Lifetime) Playlist Tributes to Music Legends ! -PART 9

RAJESH KHANNA 'S TOP 380 (HINDI) SONGS ! (Contd from 191)

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Chandni raat mein – Dil e Nadaan

Kiski sadayen – Red Rose

Aisi haseen chandani pehle kabhi na thii – Dard

O my darling – Aakhri Khat

Ye gotedar lehenga - Dharam Kanta

Haay haay garmi hai – Maqsad

Yeh kya hua – Naya Kadam

Meethi meethi akhiyon se – Maha Chor

Ye raat hai pyasi pyasi – Chhoti Bahu

Ho tere atharoo – Shehzada

Aa gaye hum dildar – Chalta Purza

Gaalon par ye kaise nishaan – Masterji

Sunle Zameen Aasmaan – Hum Dono

Aap ne farz nibhaya hai – Chalta Purza

Rang bhare mausam se - Bandish

Tere bagair ye dil – Wafaa A Deadly Love Story

Ek baat hai hum se kahi nahi jaye – Zamana

Keh de zamane se – Nazrana

O meri pehle se tang thi choli – Souten

Phool jahan jahan – Naya Kadam

Teri aankhon ki chahat mein – Janta Hawaldar

Kaise dekhun - Bharosa

Mashriq se jo aaye – Aashiq Hoon Baharon Ka

Dushman na kare dost ne – Aakhir Kyon?

Samay tu dheere dheere chal – Karm

Samay tu jaldi jaldi chal – Karm

Shakti de maa – Ashanti

Koche qurbaan – Tinku

Koi na tere – Amar Deep

Jagmag jagmag si mehfil – Dard

Pyar ka wada fifty fifty – Fifty Fifty

Main tere pyaar mein pagal – Prem Bandhan

(Electricity song) – Chhaila Babu

Arre sasu tirath sasura tirath – Souten

Bulbul mere bata – Masterji

Dekho idhar dekho – Phir Wohi Raat

Tu lajawab bemisaal – Hum Dono

Devi o baby tu ban ja meri biwi - Maqsad

Zindagi mauj udane ka – Avtaar

Chal chal aage nikal – Chakravyuha

Aadhi roti saara kabaab – Janta Hawaldar

Badi dur se aaya banna – Dharm Aur Qanoon

Main bhola bhala hoon – Bhola Bhala

Mehboob se mehbooba mil gayi – Asha Jyoti

Shuru hui pyaar ki kahani – Adhikar

Shaadi karne se – Chakravyuha

Sadke sadke – Sawaa lakh se ek ladaun

Ye sheeshe ye rishte - Khudai

Kis mausam mein – Khudai

Duniya mein jeene ka mujhe shauk tha – Naukri

Awara baap hoon – Awara Baap

Bas meri jaan bas – Aanchal

Paise ka kajal – Aanchal

Ye hawayen sard sard hain – Nasihat

Hunny Hunny – Insaaf Main Karoonga

Shola ulfat ka –Aurat

Aankhen toh kholo swami – Masterji

Aise rang de piya – Babu

Teri aankhon me dhoond li maine – Awam

Agar leta hoon tera naam – Dil e Nadaan

Saaila aaya more mann – Naya Kadam

Dilwala aya hai – Fiffty Fiffty

Jhan jhananana jha – Nazrana

Kuch Humko Tumse – Alag Alag

Ram ho kya tum – Naya Kadam

Tum nahi manoge – Amar Deep

Mera geet adhura hai - Mamta ki chhaon mein

Lanka chale Ramji – Aanchal

Samay bada balwaan – Ghar Parivaar

Kurte ka kya hai – Ghar Parivar

Hari om jab har taraf – Karm

Ajao tum ajao nagraj – Maqsad

Ek khoobsurat ladki mujhe raat mil thi – Shaadi Se Pehle

Arre bhaage arre daudo – Bandish

Shukriya dil shukriya – Bewafai

Kisiko harana kisiko jitana - Bayen hath ka khel

Mera naam dil pe likh lijiyega huzoor - Bayen hath ka khel

Aisa rangeen sama haye – Aanchal

Jamuna ke jal mein – Awara Baap

Pyar tumne kiya na – Maqsad

Idhar aa aa bhi jaa – Dhanwaan

Aaj tu gair sahi – Bandish

Ladkhadane do mujhe – Palkon Ki Chhaon Mein

Sach hai yeh – Agar Tum Na Hote

Tukur tukur dekha karoon – Aaj Ka MLA Ram Avtar

Papa mere papa – Ghar ka Chiraag

Chhalkao jhoom ke – Phir Wohi Raat

Ek raja ka ek beta – Tyaag

Yeh mera jeevan – Babu

Yeh mera jeevan (sad) – Babu

Insaanon se jaanwar achhe hote hain – Jaanwar

Ram Rahim mein antar nahi – Alag Alag

Wade nahi karte – Prem Bandhan

Bhula sako toh bhula do – Wafaa A Deadly Love Story

Ek baras mein ek baar hi – Insaaf Main Karunga

Joshe jawani tauba – Hum Dono

Main toh hoon Shree Ram Avtar – Aaj ka MLA Ram Avtar

Sharafat Ali ko - Amrit

O mehfil ki shamma – Muqabla

Main kunwari albeli – Babu

Aashiq hoon tumhara – Dharm Aur Qanoon

Sod maaza haath – Fifty Fifty

Yaaron utho chalo – Avtaar

Zindagi kya hai ek lateefa hai – Amrit

Ye saari duniya hai aati jaati – Avtaar

Na tujhse na mujhse - Ashanti

Aa janeman aaj tujhe – Awaaz

Pyar ki vadiyan – Jaanwar

Akela gaya tha main – Rajput

Akela gaya tha main (sad) – Rajput

Dil mein aag lagaye - Alag Alag

Hazaar raahen mud ke dekhi – Thodisi Bewafai

Lahron ki tarah yaadein – Nishaan

Tere mere pyar ka – Begunaah

Tere mere pyar ka (sad) – Begunaah

Dheere dheere naach ri jogan – Bhola Bhala

Aankhon mein humne – Thodisi Bewafai

Kaagaz kalam davaat – Alag Alag

Ye qismat hai kya (sad) – Ghar Ka Chiraag

Ye qismat hai kya – Ghar Ka Chiraag

Isse pehle ki yad tu aaye – Nazrana

Kabhi bekasi ne maara – Alag Alag

Ae mere dost laut ke aaja – Swarg

Aisa kyun hota hai – Dharm Aur Qanoon

Zamane ne maare – Baharon ke Sapne

Dukh sukh ki har ek mala – Kudrat

Raghupati Raghav raja Ram – Awam

Jeevan saathi saath mein rehna – Amrit

Tirupati Balaji – Aaj Ka MLA Ram Avtaar

Jaane do mujhe yaaron – Fifty Fifty

Hindu hoon main na musalmaan hoon – Maha Chor

Zindagi ka hum itihaas likhenge – Naya Kadam

Tere mere pyar ka - Mohabbat ki kasam

Dil mein aag lagaye – Alag Alag

Tera ghar teri galiyan – Oonche log

Duniya chhute yar na chhute – Dharam Kanta

Duniya chhute yar na chhute (sad) – Dharam Kanta

Jab prem agan lagi jaye – Dil e Nadaan

Zindagi sau baras ki – Awaaz

" (sad version) - Awaaz

Humse kaa bhool hui – Janta Hawaldar

Aaj bichhde hain – Thodisi Bewafai

Dil kya chahe – Oonche Log

Tu mera kya laage – Oonche Log

Mera naam yaaron – Maha Chor

Hi porgi konachi – Zamana

Dil geet milan ke gaane laga – Jaanwar

Tera ishq hai meri zindagi – Dil e Nadaan

Woh nazar leke rahi – Suraag

Arre jana hai toh jao – Bandhan

Teri umar – Awara Baap

Tum bahut haseen sahi – Nasihat

Jab tanhai mein do dil – Masterji

Tum sajan ke ghar jaaogi – Swarg

Beliya ab toh ye bahaar – Nishaa

Balle balle bhai reshmi – Dhanwan

Mehbooba meri mehbooba – Jaanwar

Ladki nahi bijli hai - Dushman Dost

Sooraj se kirnon – Adhikar

Main dil tu dhadkan - Adhikar

Chhaila mera chhaila – Chhaila Babu

Humsaa naa payegi – Nishaan

Bolo pyar karogi – Awaaz

Aap ki nazron se – Insaaf Main Karoonga

Lachak lachak jaye jawani – Sitapur Ki Geeta

Bol sakhi bol sakhi – Woh Phir Aayegi

O jiyo jiyo yaaron – Sautela Bhai

Jab dushman ho gaya waqt – Papi Pet Ka Sawaal Hai

Aaj ki duniya mein – Papi Pet Ka Sawaal Hai

Mubarak ho Mubarak ho – Angaaray

Socha kahan tha aisa bhi hoga – Insaaf Main Karoonga

Tere bin jeena kya – Red Rose

Doli ho doli – Rajput

Iski topi uske sar – Shatru

Uparwaale tera jawaab nahi – Avtaar

Ye jhoth bolti hai - Bayen hath ka khel

Dum tana na dum tana – Insaaf Main Karoonga

Kya tan kya man – Woh Phir Aayegi

Kalma kalma – Jaana Let’s Fall in Love

Jhanak jhanak jhanjhar baje – Nasihat

Tum se mohabbat - Jai shiv shankar

Kisi roz mangi thi - Jai Shiv Shankar

Kisko kahen hum apna – Zamana

Halkisi kasak masak – Amar Deep

Papi pet ka sawaal hai – Papi Pet Ka Sawaal Hai

Main kaun tu jadugar - Dushman Dost

Saawan nahi bhadon nahi – Kudrat

Ek bosa humne maanga - Bayen hath ke khel

Sajaa hai sajaa hai – Riyaasat

Jago re jago – Aaj Ka MLA Ram Avtaar

Suraj Aur Dharti – Aavishkar .

BHUPEN HAZARIKA 'S TOP 25 (HINDI) SONGS ! :

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One of the greatest icons of North East & East India!

A truly greatest of Assamese & Indian film directors & film makers, from the Golden era. & winner of the Presidents medal for outstanding film direction several times over!

As also, an eminent & award-winning music composer for a wide range of North east language films & albums.

And ofcourse, known to heartland India, as one of the most mesmerising singers ever! One of Indian playback's most deeply blended & entrancing voices!

As you would expect, with this brief summary of achievements over many a decade..a posthumously awarded Bharat Ratna of India!

Here's a brief docu h/l the above. 👇 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCtEkYNrkUM

Only a few handful of his works have been translated or produced in non-Assamese languages, namely in Bengali & Hindi.

So now, for Indie's humble tribute to the massive legend of Indian art.

INDIES DELIGHTFULLY PRESENTS,

'BHUPEN HAZARIKA'S TOP 25 (HINDI) SONGS'!

Soak yourself in the ancient hilly spirit of India, for all times! And revel, resting under the blissful shade of a giant Indian supermoon!

Dill hum Hum (solo)

Dill hum hum (duet)

Ganga Behti Ho Kyun (fast)

Ganga Behti Ho Kyun (slow)

Ye Kiski Sada Hai

Duniya Parayee Log Yahaan Begaane

Gumsum Gumsum Nisha Aaye

Dola he Dola

Neela neela Aasmaan

Arunachal hamara

"

Haan Aawara Hun

Maub Aur Mera Saaya

Main Toh Sang Jaun Banwaas

Us Din Ki Baat Hai

O Videhi Bondhu

Jorua

Gaja Gamini

Aalsi Sawan Badri Udaye

Zara Dheere Zara Dheeme

Jai yashoda nandan

Vaishnava Jana Toh Tene Kahiye

Samay O Dheere Chalo

Kitne Hi Sagar

Insaan insaan Ke Liye

Hu hu Pagal Pavan Chale

Ganga & Dil song, in Interview .

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