This song needed subtitles.. I know the music, voice, Rekha everything is great but man the lyrics are something else.. every word is like a diamond to form a beautiful song like this.. and the attitude this song bring is out of the world
@@priyak7384 True..Urdu words could mean dufferent things given the context in which they were used. For example a vintage music maestro upon hearing Lata ji for the first time uttered to his friend 'Kambakht, chookti nahi hai' People who dont understabd urdu are likely to get angry and if one were to use Google translation the mean would be even more upseting..How translated in the context it was said it would mean ' Damn, she does not miss a note'. Go figure.
'Umrao Jaan' was Rekha's swan song performance. She broke the mould with this film, and moved away from commercial cinema to create something independent and art-house. This is by far her best work, as an actress, and as an artist. If I'm not mistaken, Rekha won the National Award for her performance in 'Umrao Jaan', and she truly deserved it. Her performance is classical in this film, and lives on today. Such depth, and nuance can be seen in her performance in this film, and she has been captured beautifully - as she is simply stunning, and serene. Rekha had quite a difficult journey in the Indian film industry. She was not warmly accepted because she came from South India, and the Hindi film industry struggled to give her worthy film roles - they didn't quite know where to place her. But slowly, but surely, Rekha became a house-hold name, and now she is remembered and celebrated across generations for her contribution to Indian cinema.
She plays a courtesan. She's saying there are many attracted to the beauty of her eyes. Basically that she's like a flame to which moths are attracted. The story starts with two girls who are kidnapped, one is sold to a rich man and becomes respectable, the other Umrao Jaan is sold to the brothel and it's her story. The main guy in the audience is the husband of the other girl. Watch Rekha in the Khoobsurat song Piya Bawri. Or the song Aaj kal pao zameen par from the film Ghar. I like that a lot.
Best song from this film is the last song of the film...it breaks your heart...do watch it....It's called yeh kya jagah hai dosto ( what is this place my friends) it is when she goes to perform in her hometown and stage is close to her old home...
The mesmerizing magic is in every aspect of the song....the beautiful direction, exquisite performances, the memorable melody, the tantalizing rendition and the soul stirring lyrics... 'The naughty magic of these eyes has thousands of die-hard fans...' croons the confident courtesan, 'it's only here that you find wine served through the medium of these eyes...otherwise they say there are thousands of watering holes in the world!'
This scene is in the brothel The dance is kathak The language of the song is urdu Its a fully feminine world The men whom u see come here for relaxation Of course they have to pay according to the level n class of the brothel Indeed if they want to soend a night with the girl its another issue Its quite costly The girls get soecial training to be able to perform without any mistake Its a litlle bit comparable to the Geisha world in japan Tje elderly lady is in charge of the place and the young girls u see also perform according to the demand
You are an exquisite reactor Matthew ! In true sense ! Not only due to the apt and warm words of appreciation that you are able to come up with for each video you react to. It’s mostly due to you being a serene and honestly involved reactor, in the videos that you watch, that you don’t need to force yourself to throw random comments, at every instant of the video, just to fill up the blank and make it a “reaction” video as such. Your observations, comments and inquiries flow naturally with the pace of the video and that’s truly fantastic ! Keep reacting to more such gems from the golden era please ☺️
As always an insightful and thoughtful reaction to this classic. If you like the idea of Indian cinema exploring the world of courtesan, please review Pakeezah. It’s a movie that was shot over a decade because Meena Kumari (the leading lady in the movie) had a falling out with her then husband who was a co producer of the movie with her. This movie released in the early 70s is THE movie if you are interested in this genre and also has amazing production value that will never date.
Nice review Matt, a small suggestion is if you get a chance please go through the translated version of song to understand the dance steps and movements by the performer.
It's synchronistic when you said "That look, those eyes" she was saying "it is only I who can intoxicate you with my eyes". Very expressive and very observant indeed.
Rekha actually can be mother of Ash ;) She is the generation of her(and mine,Im 3 years older than Ash)parrents.Rekha is born 1954(66 years old now) ,and Aishwarya -1973(47yo).When Aishwarya was beginning 30 years ago with her model career(she went into cinema around 1997),Rekha was already an established,famous actress(the love story with now father in law of Ash-Amitabh Bachchan,back then)
Your conundrum about the relationship between love and respectability can be explained very simply. Think of a case where one of your princes from the royal family (or even any doctor, lawyer, Parliament MP) falls in love with a bar dancer or stripper. Think of the movie Pretty Woman. It's not that different. And this story is set in times of over a century ago. Courtesans don't exist anymore ... or at least very few do. The ones shown in movies that were set in 70s or 80s are more story driven than reality driven.
Thanks so much for accepting my suggestion and reacting to this iconic number. You Must react to another beautiful song of this movie which is actually an age old folk song known as" Kahe ko Byahi Bidesh". Which signifies the separation of a girl from her parents when she leaves her home after wedding. It's amazing.
its very delightful to watch n listen to ur reactions to indian songs... when british ruled india, many high rank british officers also used to watch mujra songs...
This was our India where the courtesans were also dignified and culturally rich...Now look at the state...You can't get any serial or movie without swear words in west and while trying to imitate the western cinema we have also gone down the drain. Wish today's generation can bring those days of simplicity back.
You MUST watch/review the song... MARA THUMKA from the movie Kranti btw.... Rekha and Parveen Babi were the most TOP and beautiful actresses of the 70s and 80s!!!
I would suggest that Rekha is brilliant but so many before her have performed mujra songs to perfection including chalte chalte from Pakeeza . Also vijantimala belongs to golden era and before Rekha 's time by at least 20 years
The storyline of Umrao Jaan is quite similar to the book, then feature film called "Memories of a Geisha". The only thing lacking in "memories" is that it only had one dance sequence, albeit powerful. Rekha's Umrao Jaan on the other hand is a complete masterpiece, from storyline, acting, soundtrack, dance and incredibly sewn costumes.
You asked about this style of dance primarily being paired with love poems. This style of dance is a Bollywood-ized, or pop culture version of kathak. Initially, kathak was performed as a part of Hindu devotion and celebration (which did include romantic themes pertaining to Hindu gods and goddesses). It evolved into a more “romantic” dance form when utilized in the Mogul courts. :) nowadays, kathak is still paired with religious as well as romantic themes!
Love your reaction, Rekha is one of my favourite actress. Rekha is so talented and dance expert. A lot of dance experts said in Indian cinema Kathak dance start with Rekha and end with Madhuri Dixit. At the age of 66 she still so energetic, beautiful and graceful. This is one of her latest appearance (th-cam.com/video/Hqn4yOGCwbk/w-d-xo.html & th-cam.com/video/jxL4Txk7ffM/w-d-xo.html) as you can see she still so beautiful, her dance combined grace, sensual and modest at the same time). Rekha can look so modern and modest/innocent at the same time. They way she taking care herself is amazing as well, apart from makeup and beauty treatments, her ways of life keep her energetic and beautiful until today. Next review should be this song, one of her best hit th-cam.com/video/vw6cCZ4slqQ/w-d-xo.html
Hi sir a v, good morning to u.thanx sir for such a strong&beautiful performence.we are looking forward to see mor &more of rekha ,I am a diehard fan of rekha since I was in teens.I lov nd respect all ur heart tuchhig reactions.god bless u sir.next vdo from suhaag movie.amitabh&rekha.pls.
What does that outfit signify? - this is a historical film set in the backdrop of the British mutiny of 1866 . She is a courtesan dressed in an outfit of that era Look at those fingers This dance was choreographed by the equivalent of someone who is an international icon in Kathak dance. Person is called birjoo maharaj, who has performed kathak all over the world. That camera Muzzafar Ali is from Lucknow himself and got the culture spot on. He comes from a family of nobility and is an expert in period sets of that era due to this reason. I love the audience This isn’t an audience in the typical sense it’s a private gathering of only the people of the courtesans house and royalty and nobility . The aishwarya rai version was pure trash 😂. I didn’t even bother watching it. The film is based on a novel called “ umrao jaan Ada” She is depicting a woman who since childhood has been trained in music , literature /poetry , dance and polite society. This isn’t any ordinary sex worker, she is representing the most educated and cultured women of her times that on top of all of this had long term mistress type relationships with royality. Or just performed for their dance. Not all work would involve sex. They would sing at weddings and celebrations too:
My above comments need a lot of correction, as the meaning is getting totally opposite of what I am trying to say. I really appreciate your reactions to a foreign language. You can make out a lot of subtitles, and nuances.
@ABrit reacts to Bollywood- If you want to see the conflict of love and class, then you should watch the 2018 film- SIR is love enough? It is relationship between a domestic help and her master. The movie is available on Netflix - th-cam.com/video/7vD70_5Xadc/w-d-xo.html
You can react to a song called 'tumko piya dil diya kitne naaz se' from the movie 'Shikari' (1963). It's a beautiful song with mirthful dance moves. Quite delightful to watch. Can take into consideration.
Please react to the song Pyar Kiya to Darna Kya starring the most beautiful Indian to have appeared on screen, Madhubala, and Dilip Kumar from K.Asif's magnum opus 1960 movie Mughal-e-Azam.
A courtesans life is very well illustrated in an old movie SUNGHARSH..*ring Dilip Kumar, Vijyantimala, Sanjeev Kumar, Balraj Sahani and Jayant. Great movie. Great songs..
In the olden days, only aristocratic and royal families had the privilege of entertainment. Entertainers only performed before audiences belonging to high social class. Such performances happened in the court of the royals.
Hey Reactor. You are not just react on videos you describe your opinions in throughout the every videos. Which is missing in most of the other reaction channels videos. I love your opinions and discussions on the videos. Movie: Pournami Actor: Prabhas Kumar Singer: K.S Chitra Song name: Bharatha Vedamuga You should react on South Indian Film industry. Which posses rich culture as Bollywood. You will definitely like this video. I want your reaction and opinion. If you could so make a video. I don't know why but due to pasting the link my comment is automatically deleted. That's why I give you description.
No the social roles are not the problems. What goes for love in West is nothing more than infatuation and comes with a very short expiry date. Society and it's stability is forever. Today you give up your society and customs for a torrid love affair and tomorrow you will find your so called love in your best friends arms. Not worth it. There are other more important things in life than sex.
For instance, no one said sex is the alternative to fossilised social norms. I think you are assuming things from what the conversation is about. Genuine romantic love is not the same as casual sex. Neither is a strict rule based system ever forever. They all change forms over time. No society stays stable forever.
@@TheCamerad Who's to prove genuine Romantic love exists. Every person in love assumes his/her love is genuine but then 2 years later suddenly start sporting a "irreconcilable differences" flag. What is the divorce rate and out of wedlock children rate in all of Western world? Do you think the children psychologically marred by incomplete insecure houses with missing parents or weekend visit parents going to be solid bedrock to build and sustain these countries? My assumptions are actually more valid based on data than calling countries with traditional norms as fossilized. All these traditional societies do is provide checks and balances to reduce impetuous irrational behavior. People are not being hanged or shot for falling in love. Throwing away organically developed societal norms which are time tested to rush headlong into constantly churned out politically correct trends is not wisdom.
@@TheCamerad Human being is a function of the society he/she is born in, focusing only on individual rights while forsaking all other societal rights and duties will destroy the society and then there won't be any individual rights guarantor either.
Your reactions, inights into cultures, societies, and the the paradoxes of within humans. Of the right, and wrong is mostly so hypocritical. The misuse of entertainment through women, for self gratification has throughout existed in human societies. But, maybe after the the so called emancipation movements of late has made them think that though they are in no way a commodity to be sought after. They no no longer now realize they being yet exploited. However, I like your reactions though you don't know the Urdu language, in which almost 80% of the classic Indian songs are. Had you understood the language your enjoyment would have increased manifold.
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This song needed subtitles.. I know the music, voice, Rekha everything is great but man the lyrics are something else.. every word is like a diamond to form a beautiful song like this.. and the attitude this song bring is out of the world
It's impossible to translate hindu/Urdu in English with the same essence
@@priyak7384 True..Urdu words could mean dufferent things given the context in which they were used. For example a vintage music maestro upon hearing Lata ji for the first time uttered to his friend 'Kambakht, chookti nahi hai' People who dont understabd urdu are likely to get angry and if one were to use Google translation the mean would be even more upseting..How translated in the context it was said it would mean ' Damn, she does not miss a note'. Go figure.
'Umrao Jaan' was Rekha's swan song performance. She broke the mould with this film, and moved away from commercial cinema to create something independent and art-house. This is by far her best work, as an actress, and as an artist.
If I'm not mistaken, Rekha won the National Award for her performance in 'Umrao Jaan', and she truly deserved it. Her performance is classical in this film, and lives on today. Such depth, and nuance can be seen in her performance in this film, and she has been captured beautifully - as she is simply stunning, and serene.
Rekha had quite a difficult journey in the Indian film industry. She was not warmly accepted because she came from South India, and the Hindi film industry struggled to give her worthy film roles - they didn't quite know where to place her. But slowly, but surely, Rekha became a house-hold name, and now she is remembered and celebrated across generations for her contribution to Indian cinema.
She won the Best Actress award for Khoobsurat too.
She plays a courtesan. She's saying there are many attracted to the beauty of her eyes. Basically that she's like a flame to which moths are attracted. The story starts with two girls who are kidnapped, one is sold to a rich man and becomes respectable, the other Umrao Jaan is sold to the brothel and it's her story. The main guy in the audience is the husband of the other girl. Watch Rekha in the Khoobsurat song Piya Bawri. Or the song Aaj kal pao zameen par from the film Ghar. I like that a lot.
You should react to songs of Pakeezah where Meena Kumari played the courtesan. All these movies were inspired from that film
Not true
I will, but I need permission first! :)
@@TheCamerad you have our permission :p
Best song from this film is the last song of the film...it breaks your heart...do watch it....It's called yeh kya jagah hai dosto ( what is this place my friends) it is when she goes to perform in her hometown and stage is close to her old home...
The mesmerizing magic is in every aspect of the song....the beautiful direction, exquisite performances, the memorable melody, the tantalizing rendition and the soul stirring lyrics...
'The naughty magic of these eyes has thousands of die-hard fans...' croons the confident courtesan, 'it's only here that you find wine served through the medium of these eyes...otherwise they say there are thousands of watering holes in the world!'
She is legend ❤️
One and only Rekha ji 🙏
True gem of India ❤️
This scene is in the brothel
The dance is kathak
The language of the song is urdu
Its a fully feminine world
The men whom u see come here for relaxation
Of course they have to pay according to the level n class of the brothel
Indeed if they want to soend a night with the girl its another issue
Its quite costly
The girls get soecial training to be able to perform without any mistake
Its a litlle bit comparable to the Geisha world in japan
Tje elderly lady is in charge of the place and the young girls u see also perform according to the demand
Rekha is a classic Indian beauty , she’s pretty and graceful to this day.
The spirit of these eyes has intoxicated thousands. There are thousands of tales behind these eyes.
My dear REKHA IS considert as an ICON in of indian cinema, react more dance obout her i ador her she have alots of dance numbers
you are astronomically underrated
Thank you :)
You are an exquisite reactor Matthew ! In true sense ! Not only due to the apt and warm words of appreciation that you are able to come up with for each video you react to. It’s mostly due to you being a serene and honestly involved reactor, in the videos that you watch, that you don’t need to force yourself to throw random comments, at every instant of the video, just to fill up the blank and make it a “reaction” video as such. Your observations, comments and inquiries flow naturally with the pace of the video and that’s truly fantastic ! Keep reacting to more such gems from the golden era please ☺️
As always an insightful and thoughtful reaction to this classic. If you like the idea of Indian cinema exploring the world of courtesan, please review Pakeezah. It’s a movie that was shot over a decade because Meena Kumari (the leading lady in the movie) had a falling out with her then husband who was a co producer of the movie with her. This movie released in the early 70s is THE movie if you are interested in this genre and also has amazing production value that will never date.
The meaning of this song's words are so intense which pierced the one's heart❤💕
Nice review Matt, a small suggestion is if you get a chance please go through the translated version of song to understand the dance steps and movements by the performer.
Thank you :)
Watch Chalte Chalte from Pakeezah. One of India's iconic films starring Meena Kumari.
It's synchronistic when you said "That look, those eyes" she was saying "it is only I who can intoxicate you with my eyes". Very expressive and very observant indeed.
Rekha actually can be mother of Ash ;) She is the generation of her(and mine,Im 3 years older than Ash)parrents.Rekha is born 1954(66 years old now) ,and Aishwarya -1973(47yo).When Aishwarya was beginning 30 years ago with her model career(she went into cinema around 1997),Rekha was already an established,famous actress(the love story with now father in law of Ash-Amitabh Bachchan,back then)
What a wonderful understanding !! Thou art the Best !!🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Beautiful song. Beautiful performance. Ufff Rekha!!!
Is this subtitled version? You should react to the subtitled version.
Osm gazal❤❤❤❤
Your conundrum about the relationship between love and respectability can be explained very simply. Think of a case where one of your princes from the royal family (or even any doctor, lawyer, Parliament MP) falls in love with a bar dancer or stripper. Think of the movie Pretty Woman. It's not that different. And this story is set in times of over a century ago.
Courtesans don't exist anymore ... or at least very few do. The ones shown in movies that were set in 70s or 80s are more story driven than reality driven.
Rekha came into the film industry much later than Vijayantimala, but they’re of same caliber. They’re also both from the south.
I like another song of umrao jan ada. Dil cheez kiya hai ap mari jan lijiye. She look so beautiful in this song. From pakistan.
Thanks so much for accepting my suggestion and reacting to this iconic number. You Must react to another beautiful song of this movie which is actually an age old folk song known as" Kahe ko Byahi Bidesh". Which signifies the separation of a girl from her parents when she leaves her home after wedding. It's amazing.
its very delightful to watch n listen to ur reactions to indian songs...
when british ruled india, many high rank british officers also used to watch mujra songs...
You described it so magnificently!💞🌹
Thank you! :)
This was our India where the courtesans were also dignified and culturally rich...Now look at the state...You can't get any serial or movie without swear words in west and while trying to imitate the western cinema we have also gone down the drain. Wish today's generation can bring those days of simplicity back.
You MUST watch/review the song... MARA THUMKA from the movie Kranti
btw.... Rekha and Parveen Babi were the most TOP and beautiful actresses of the 70s and 80s!!!
I would suggest that Rekha is brilliant but so many before her have performed mujra songs to perfection including chalte chalte from Pakeeza . Also vijantimala belongs to golden era and before Rekha 's time by at least 20 years
You understood the feel of the movie and song!
Great reaction! You're a man of great taste, articulate and well informed. 👍
Your understanding was very insightful
The storyline of Umrao Jaan is quite similar to the book, then feature film called "Memories of a Geisha". The only thing lacking in "memories" is that it only had one dance sequence, albeit powerful. Rekha's Umrao Jaan on the other hand is a complete masterpiece, from storyline, acting, soundtrack, dance and incredibly sewn costumes.
She is a courtesan, kidnapped in childhood, entertaining the feudal gentry of Lucknow.
You asked about this style of dance primarily being paired with love poems. This style of dance is a Bollywood-ized, or pop culture version of kathak. Initially, kathak was performed as a part of Hindu devotion and celebration (which did include romantic themes pertaining to Hindu gods and goddesses). It evolved into a more “romantic” dance form when utilized in the Mogul courts. :) nowadays, kathak is still paired with religious as well as romantic themes!
Lucknow was the epitome of art and culture in those days gone by ...
This is so graceful and beautiful.
this is Lucknow under the British Empire in 1857 when the first war of independence was fought .
Thanks you listened to us the ardent lovers of the iconic films of yesteryears.
Your choice is awesome,
Waiting for more such episodes.
Chalte chalte from Pakeezah... the gorgeous Meena Kumari... absolutely sublime... you should watch it
I saw many reactions video but only your reactions I found real...
Bro, just keep doing the honest stuff, u will reach it, if u fake it, u will not reach it.. just a suggestion, u r honest till now, :-)
Please react to the songs from movie "Taal".
Vaijayanti mala is from earlier generation. She is from Dilip Kumar's gen. Rekha is from Big B gen
Love your reaction, Rekha is one of my favourite actress. Rekha is so talented and dance expert. A lot of dance experts said in Indian cinema Kathak dance start with Rekha and end with Madhuri Dixit. At the age of 66 she still so energetic, beautiful and graceful. This is one of her latest appearance (th-cam.com/video/Hqn4yOGCwbk/w-d-xo.html & th-cam.com/video/jxL4Txk7ffM/w-d-xo.html) as you can see she still so beautiful, her dance combined grace, sensual and modest at the same time). Rekha can look so modern and modest/innocent at the same time. They way she taking care herself is amazing as well, apart from makeup and beauty treatments, her ways of life keep her energetic and beautiful until today. Next review should be this song, one of her best hit th-cam.com/video/vw6cCZ4slqQ/w-d-xo.html
Hi sir a v, good morning to u.thanx sir for such a strong&beautiful performence.we are looking forward to see mor &more of rekha ,I am a diehard fan of rekha since I was in teens.I lov nd respect all ur heart tuchhig reactions.god bless u sir.next vdo from suhaag movie.amitabh&rekha.pls.
What does that outfit signify?
- this is a historical film set in the backdrop of the British mutiny of 1866 . She is a courtesan dressed in an outfit of that era
Look at those fingers
This dance was choreographed by the equivalent of someone who is an international icon in Kathak dance. Person is called birjoo maharaj, who has performed kathak all over the world.
That camera
Muzzafar Ali is from Lucknow himself and got the culture spot on. He comes from a family of nobility and is an expert in period sets of that era due to this reason.
I love the audience
This isn’t an audience in the typical sense it’s a private gathering of only the people of the courtesans house and royalty and nobility .
The aishwarya rai version was pure trash 😂. I didn’t even bother watching it.
The film is based on a novel called “ umrao jaan Ada”
She is depicting a woman who since childhood has been trained in music , literature /poetry , dance and polite society. This isn’t any ordinary sex worker, she is representing the most educated and cultured women of her times that on top of all of this had long term mistress type relationships with royality. Or just performed for their dance. Not all work would involve sex. They would sing at weddings and celebrations too:
Dilip Kumar, the original Devdas has just passed away. You should react to his 'Torment of Devdas' scene. It's on TH-cam.
Please react to chalte chalte from Pakeezah..it's another masterpiece n predates any other courtesan song in indian cinema
But you missed the lyrics. That's what makes the song so great.
Your song choice very good
My above comments need a lot of correction, as the meaning is getting totally opposite of what I am trying to say. I really appreciate your reactions to a foreign language. You can make out a lot of subtitles, and nuances.
@ABrit reacts to Bollywood- If you want to see the conflict of love and class, then you should watch the 2018 film- SIR is love enough? It is relationship between a domestic help and her master. The movie is available on Netflix - th-cam.com/video/7vD70_5Xadc/w-d-xo.html
Rekha and vaijyantimala are not same generation. Not even close. Vaijyantimala is from 50s and 60s. Rekha is 70s and 80s.
The part is of a dancing girl
Overwhelming reaction sir..
Without selling their body
You can react to a song called 'tumko piya dil diya kitne naaz se' from the movie 'Shikari' (1963). It's a beautiful song with mirthful dance moves. Quite delightful to watch. Can take into consideration.
this is kathak dance from lucknow
Such a lovely reaction. A humble request to react to piya tose naina lage re and the film guide itself Thanks
Please react to the song Pyar Kiya to Darna Kya starring the most beautiful Indian to have appeared on screen, Madhubala, and Dilip Kumar from K.Asif's magnum opus 1960 movie Mughal-e-Azam.
The movie is from the early 80s.
Very nice rhekh
This is the best of mujra. What a depth！ Since I've seen this even Ash's version of Umrao looks like a joke... sorry just a personal opinion.
A courtesans life is very well illustrated in an old movie SUNGHARSH..*ring Dilip Kumar, Vijyantimala, Sanjeev Kumar, Balraj Sahani and Jayant. Great movie. Great songs..
7:57 why we are devided by class by religion by country?
💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐
Vintage ❤
In the olden days, only aristocratic and royal families had the privilege of entertainment. Entertainers only performed before audiences belonging to high social class. Such performances happened in the court of the royals.
Thank you sir but till 2005 situation has totally changed .
I am impressed with your efforts to understand Indian society. But it is too complicated for you to get it.
the lyrics are sheer poetry ...you need to know the language to appreciate them .the impact is lost in translation
Please react to' what is raga ?'by Anuja Kamat. Please 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏.
This kind of songs called Mujra react more this kind of music video 60s, 70s also
Hey Reactor. You are not just react on videos you describe your opinions in throughout the every videos. Which is missing in most of the other reaction channels videos. I love your opinions and discussions on the videos.
Movie: Pournami
Actor: Prabhas Kumar
Singer: K.S Chitra
Song name: Bharatha Vedamuga
You should react on South Indian Film industry. Which posses rich culture as Bollywood. You will definitely like this video. I want your reaction and opinion. If you could so make a video. I don't know why but due to pasting the link my comment is automatically deleted. That's why I give you description.
That's not henna, that's Alta
MADHURI IS MY ALL TIME FAVOURITE. no one can be compared to her haha 😂
Plz react a song " koi jaaye to let aaye Meri laakh duwayien paaye"
Also try with Meena Kumari songs
It's anarkali dress you like to wear anarkali suit?
You must react to pakeezah movie songs
I think she plays the role of a prostitute in this movie who fell in love with the prince
In umrao Jann, Aishwarya ray's expression was stiff dis is not right, , but rekha's expressions so soft dis is right,
@A Brit Pls do reaction on Om Shanti Om song movie name KARZ
Old movie was hit but new failed miserably
Hi
Dancing girls used to entertain people for money
No the social roles are not the problems. What goes for love in West is nothing more than infatuation and comes with a very short expiry date. Society and it's stability is forever. Today you give up your society and customs for a torrid love affair and tomorrow you will find your so called love in your best friends arms. Not worth it. There are other more important things in life than sex.
I think you've proved the side of one argument in that conversation. I don't agree with you but thank you for sharing it.
For instance, no one said sex is the alternative to fossilised social norms. I think you are assuming things from what the conversation is about. Genuine romantic love is not the same as casual sex. Neither is a strict rule based system ever forever. They all change forms over time. No society stays stable forever.
@@TheCamerad Who's to prove genuine Romantic love exists. Every person in love assumes his/her love is genuine but then 2 years later suddenly start sporting a "irreconcilable differences" flag. What is the divorce rate and out of wedlock children rate in all of Western world? Do you think the children psychologically marred by incomplete insecure houses with missing parents or weekend visit parents going to be solid bedrock to build and sustain these countries? My assumptions are actually more valid based on data than calling countries with traditional norms as fossilized. All these traditional societies do is provide checks and balances to reduce impetuous irrational behavior. People are not being hanged or shot for falling in love. Throwing away organically developed societal norms which are time tested to rush headlong into constantly churned out politically correct trends is not wisdom.
@@TheCamerad Human being is a function of the society he/she is born in, focusing only on individual rights while forsaking all other societal rights and duties will destroy the society and then there won't be any individual rights guarantor either.
Your reactions, inights into cultures, societies, and the the paradoxes of within humans. Of the right, and wrong is mostly so hypocritical. The misuse of entertainment through women, for self gratification has throughout existed in human societies. But, maybe after the the so called emancipation movements of late has made them think that though they are in no way a commodity to be sought after.
They no no longer now realize they being yet exploited.
However, I like your reactions though you don't know the Urdu language, in which almost 80% of the classic Indian songs are. Had you understood the language your enjoyment would have increased manifold.
Sorry for the typos above. I am unable to correct them somehow. I hope you can make them out, and contextextualy understand what I am trying to say.