man tears are rolling from my eyes... i can really feel the love in the video. we really really dont know how rich and diverse is India... the naration in the video like its talking to my heart.. love you brother love you alot....
I am a Maithili speaker from Madhubani still i never knew about this great history😶... We Indians really need to focus on our own culture... Thanks for covering this... ❤️ जय मिथिला , জয় বাংলা, जय हिंद ❤️🙌
@@rakeshkumar-gz5nd yes i don't understand why. I live in delhi but whenever i visit my hometown (loha kapsiya) ppl speak in maithili but in madhubani ppl speak hindi even when i question them in maithili
I'm a Maithili speaker from Nepal. I didn't know much about Maithil literature. This video was a language class I didn't get at school. It has motivated me to read Maithili and Bengali poems. Thank you for a great video. Subscribed!
Now speak in Mythili at home, not Hindi, and write something in Mythili for the next generation. We Bengalis always loved Mythili, and we would like to see great things coming out of Mithila.
I'm a Maithili speaker myself, I feel very bad when I don't see Maithili as an option among other languages whenever I have to fill any form. I didn't even know the script of Maithili until recently, being from Janakpur, once capital of the great Mithila empire it hurts a lot. We really need to come forward and contribute to the upliftment of our language.
Please do, as a bengali it pains me to see languages just vanish because people don't pass it on. There's so much beauty in Maithili, Bhojpuri, Awadhi, Braj Bhasha - they should be conserved 💙
Can't resist myself to leave a comment here. What a well-researched video! Being a Bengali and having been practicing Rabindra Sangeet for many years, I never really thought about the origin of brajabuli language. Hats off to team iip, you deserve more recognition. ❤️
Thanks for sharing! I am glad I am getting to discover your culture like a kid and you're finding it interesting too. So much interesting things just waiting to be discovered
As a Bengali young boy , I saw Rituparna Ghosh being trolled in bengal. After being an adult & started understanding life & art. I feel so ashamed. Rituparna Ghosh is way ahead of his/her time. 😊 Thank you so much brother for sharing.
@@champsonu3959 we did a horrible disservice to her. Alas the trolling came from people who never bothered to even once check out her art. With him gone, there ended the Bengal Renaissance.
In Bengal, we sing Brajabali Kirtan during Krishna Kirtans. It's a common sight to see people cry while singing. As a teenager, I used to wonder why they cry, but now I understand the depth of emotions involved. Whenever I witness such moments, I am moved to tears as well.
Bengalis are the ones who distorted linguistics to club Maithili with Magadhi Missionaries being in full control since 250+ years, Convents brain washing everyone Made Magadhi a newer language than an ancient one Bengalis also have contribution in Aryan Invasion Theory propaganda. Bengalis also contributed to distorting Epics Ramayana and Mahabharata besides distorting Manusmriti
What a beautiful tribute to all 3 languages! Very well researched and presented. I'm from Tamilnadu, but I love learning all languages of India. This video was very informative. Thank you!
@@accountforcommenting It's fine, one day people will know, that time will come, but I think we should enjoy this right now, what we have. It can be our little secret for now.
Being a Bengali i always thankful for Maithilis who taught us love language. Ghan kusum kunjo majha this song is really my favorite song. I hope one day Bihari and Bengalis create a new chapter of a golden history📜 😄😁lot of love from Bengal 😄😄
My first exposure to maithili was sawan gaganey ghor ghanaghata… I knew both Hindi and Bengali by then. I also learnt about Maithili in school and borrowed some books from school library to read some poems. Our librarian sir also told me so much about the beautiful language. Then one Sunday morning I heard this song on my mum’s rabindeasangeet collection that played as a morning ritual at our home. I instantly thought this was Maithili and asked mum. She told me about brojobuli and chaitnya srot in Bengal. Since then I have loved this language, maithili, it’s sweetness and grace. As a child I was in love with krishna and thought if any language should describe the essence of krishna it should be maithili and brojobuli. You made me live those days again for few moments. It pains me to see Maithili is not used for beautiful songs and poems anymore but all rubbish degrading music.
LOL Bengalis are the ones who distorted linguistics to club Maithili with Magadhi Missionaries being in full control since 250+ years, Convents brain washing everyone Made Magadhi a newer language than an ancient one Bengalis also have contribution in Aryan Invasion Theory propaganda. Bengalis also contributed to distorting Epics Ramayana and Mahabharata besides distorting Manusmriti
I am from Darbhanga, heart of Mithila. Bhai, I really don’t have words to express gratitude to you 🙏 . Your comments in the last part of video , and visuals from my home town made me emotional ❤. Thanks a lot.
Dharbhanga is heart of Mithila? I also spent my childhood in darbhanga but I don't that is true. Madhubani is the heart of Mithila. Darbhanga mai sab bhojpur style hindi mai baat karte hai.
@@Prabhu108. Ekke baat chhai. Aaha Madhubani kahu ya Darbhanga , historically Madhubani Je chhai se Darbhanga prakhand ke part rahai. Aaha Maithili me comment ko Sakai chee , Hindi Apan Lok ke secondary language ai, matribhasha maithili ai !
Bihar used to be the most culturally rich region of India. Most of the greatest empires like Mauryan, Gupta emerged from there. It is sad to see Bihar in such a dilapidated condition. On another note, one has to just admire the talent of Kobiguru Robindronath Thakur. He composed works in Bengali, Sanskrit, English, etc now got to know that he did in Brajavali too. He was a great painter too. I don't think India in her history has produced a better artist than him. As versatile as him.
In the middle of hatred and negative comments in social media, this video creates positivity and a healthy discussion among people from various parts of India. Thank you so much for this beautiful video. God bless you india pixels. Right now we really need this positivity.
We maithils thank iip from our deepest heart . Last 2.5 minute made me feel so proud and sad at the same time by seeing our great culture is getting ruined . No mainstream media could have covered this how you did . A big thanks
Nope. Bihar is too corrupted culturally now to have anything good come out of Bihar. The perversion of culture in Bihar is beyond anything. It saddens my heart to see Bihar. It's a gone case.
As a Bāngali, I have always felt a profound connection with our neighbouring language Maithili. I have observed similarities in culture, food, devotion and so on. Love from Malda to all the Maithili folks out there! জয় বাংলা, জয় মিথিলা!
I am a Bishnupriya manipuri, a winsome community known to a few ,in the discovery of the roots still flipping the pages of history. After watching your video i realised my language is so close to brajabali . When you hear you will get the sound of bengali, maithili,hindi ,assamese all combine . And we sing in Brajabali in Raas leelas , this video of yours really helped me to ponder and dig into some history pages
Everyone in NE knows about the Bishnupriya manipuris. Atleast the manipuris I know are Bishnupriyas and coincedentally my mother's manipuri classmates were all bishnupriyas too.
Beautifully narrated video. Heartfelt. In another context, there is another language, Brajavali, carrying the vocables of Assamese and inflections of Maithili. A considerable volume of Assam's Vaishnavite literature, (including plays, which are staged even today) has been written in this language.
LOL Bengalis are the ones who distorted linguistics to club Maithili with newer Magadhi Missionaries being in full control since 250+ years, Convents brain washing everyone Made Magadhi a newer language than an ancient one Bengalis also have contribution in Aryan Invasion Theory propaganda. Bengalis also contributed to distorting Epics Ramayana and Mahabharata besides distorting Manusmriti
Wait of 2 months was worth it. Many of your subscribers would tell you to upload more frequently but deep within we all know the amount of research that goes behind for even a little part of the video. Moreover I feel that your narration is a unique blend of intellectual information , positive vibe and an emotional touch at the end with the a hope for betterment. Keeping going , iip team deserves a lot more❤
Finally someone said it! Being a maithil it deeply saddens me how many people from my community are just drifting away from our beautiful culture calling it old fashioned and outdated. I especially loved the last part of the video, indeed, there are problems going on but we should embrace our culture proudly and do a little bit we can to revive mithilanchali tradition. Jai Mithila, Jai Maithili 🙏💕
@@milithakur7104 absolutely not! Mithilanchal is a word created by anti-mithila people who want to break mithila and rule from patna. They want us to forget our own identity and accept theirs .
I am a Maithil, from past 13 years my family is living in Delhi and in Delhi i came across this situation a lot of time where whenever my schoolmate use to crack some joke or use to say idiot to any child they often say 'abey bihari h kya ' or they just say 'kya bihario wali harkaten h' don't know why but whenever they have to set a bad example they indicate it with a bihari. In every summer vacation we went to our hometown darbhanga and I really feel very very very proud to be a MAITHIL or a BIHARI. My father is a mithila painting artist and when he teaches his student and tell them the story behind each and every painting I really feel proud. Your message for all maithila wasi and bihari's at the end of the video literally touched my heart and i started crying because as a bihari we never got that kind of respect or response from someone else. Huge respect for you man!!❤
बहुत सुंदर प्रस्तुति। मैं ओड़िया हूं मगर मुझे गर्व है की में भारत की ४ भाषाओ को समझ सकता हूं। आपने मुझे भाव भिबोल कर दिया है। धन्यवाद और आभार हृदय से। What a beautiful video, brother. मुझे भारत की भाषा ओ को जानने की प्रबल इच्छा है और आपके वीडियो को देखने के बाद मेरी आकांक्षा बहुत बढ़ी है। ऐसे प्रस्तुतियों का सदेव प्रतीक्षा रहेगा।
I still remember the day when my Bangla sir taught us about 'Baishnab Padabali', for the first time I heard the name of Chandidas and Bidyapati, after a few years when I was doing my graduation in Bengali literature, we read the entire Padabali, we were so overwhelmed, we still are. ❤️❤️
@@iip yes I do, 'sandhyo' this word is derived from the bangla word 'sondhya' which means dusk, the mesmerizing time between day and night not the night not the day. It has two meanings, not necessarily what you're reading it has the same literal meaning. But this Sandhyo bhasa used in Charyapad, not in Baishnab Padabali, sorry I mixed up the two.
@@iip Sorry to barge in in another person’s thread, but Brajabuli isn’t dubbed “sandhya bhasha”. That epithet goes for the oldest form of Bengali found in charyapada, the works of Luipada, Kanhapada, Vusukupada etc. And that is called “Sandhya bhasha” (Sandhya=Evening/Dusk=mixture of light and darkness) due to the cryptic and metaphorical nature of the charya poetries. It represents Buddhist tantric philosophy through mundane life’s description, in ambiguous languages, so some of it can be interpreted easily (light), some not (darkness).
@@omgaming7234 culture ka bahot saara part kho chuka hai, Maithili is a dying language. Logo ke paas Paisa nhi hai. Bahot Bihariyo ka Bihar ke folk dance naam bhi nhi pata. Haalat bahot kharaab hai Bihar ki
It's really good to see you talking about things with refrences from the work of Deepti, Vidyapati and Sharda Ji. It's like the worlds of artists are connected in their own way beyond the boundaries of their time.
Im from 🇧🇩 Bangladesh... Thanks for making this video. Because of you I just learnt about this language. Lots of love for you and India 🇮🇳 ( Bihar) ❤️❤️❤️
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I am fromTamilnadu . What a beautiful content . Heard early morning and felt as if I encountered krishna himself . The diverse culture of India is the crown of mother India 🇮🇳.
I'm a maithili speaker and I very proudly belong to this astonishing culture.. We say when you even say harsh words in maithili, it still sounds beautiful...which it does..seeing those mithila paintings i remembered home.. Thank you this video was beautiful and educational..
I'm a Bengali, and I actually have read some Maithili poems and Songs....it always attracts me immensely....maybe because I see a glimpse of my language in Maithili(as you mentioned in the video)....hope to visit Mithila and experience the real cultural heritage of Mithila💖.....the history of Bengali literature largely mentions the name of Mithila as an auspicious place.....lots of love to my Bihari brothers and sisters ❤
Vanga/banga originated from Maithili thats why including ur bengali script only later it was desimated but in those times bengal was smaller sister kingdoms , no hate broda just facts
@@Saagar_Sahu out of all janapadas of Bengal....Vanga was mostly on the Bangladesh's(Eastern) side....so chances of the statement you're trying to make is low and incorrect.... There were many Kingdoms who were the part of the whole Bengali speaking area of the time.
@@Saagar_Sahu I know that....but claiming that Vanga originated from Mithila is incorrect....you have knowledge but you don't know when to use the true one and when to use the fakes
I couldn't hold my tears at the end when you were acknowledging Mithila and Bihar. Thank you brother. I feel there's something special about this land, Buddha, Mahavir, Guru Govind Singh, Vidyapati and many more either were born here or got knowledge here.
Firstly I thought this guy will be a linguistic scientist, then I know the guy is an IITIAN (KGP) in CS, But despite this the guy has more dynamic & vast knowledge about linguistics & cultural matters. And literally this guy changed my views about linguistics and cultural things As a Bengali, I am saying this guy has more knowledge compared to our most Bengali teachers who taught us this interesting subject in a boring & non interesting way.. Thank You Team IIP & especially Ashrish Chaudhary for this...
Thank you Soumya, I am humbled. I think my knowledge is a byproduct of just persistent curiosity. I studied Architecture in Kharagpur, although I did jump to Programming after I graduated. I approach Bengali with a lot of fascination and respect. Through these videos, I just want to document how the culture and language feel like to me. I think we need to have more inter-cultural dialogues in India to work better as a country together. Knowing the specifics of our countrymen, and knowing what makes them unique will help the nation be more at ease with itself. This is why humanities have always, always been the driver of society - the arts, the poems, the culture, the language - they are never secondary. I feel it is my duty to bring this to more Indians who at such an interesting time in history should know about their own story. Thank you for being such a kind community with so much love for the channel, for each other. It makes me happy to make these videos for you, they come from a place of love, and it makes me super happy when you can connect with the same ideas that once took shape in my mind.
The message in the outro made me emotional. Being a Maithil, I am always confused why a land of such rich history and culture isnt that known. Your constant inklings in your video about Mithila is something which always puts a smile on my face. And I end by promising, I will work my best to bring the Mithila sangeet on the map with its cullture and rich history. Thank you for the inspiration I was looking for. :)
Being a Tamil born and brought up in Maharashtra, I don't know why there were tears in my eyes by the time you ended the Video...Beautiful compositions and beautiful language Maithili....
Our country urgently needs such rich cultural commentary like your videos!! Kudos to you and your team! This video is just so mesmerizing and surreal, so is of course the content you talked about!
Sheer elegance, serenity and love can be felt throughout the video. A video made to touch the hearts. I would only like to add that 'Bharati'( ভারতী) was a monthly Bangla periodical published by the Tagore family during the late nineteenth century till the early twentieth century. The name of the editor seen on the page of 'Bharati' in this video is of 'Shornokumari Debi'(স্বর্ণকুমারী দেবী), the elder sister of Rabindranath Tagore and a prominent literary figure of Bengal. She was one of the many members of the Tagore family who later became the editors of 'Bharati'.
ahh! I didn't know this little detail here. Thank you for letting me know. I couldn't find many cover pages of bharati, so had to use this one that I found
हम बिहार से हैं और हमारी भाषा अंगिका है जो कि मैथिली का ही संस्करण है। बिहार की सभी भाषाएं संस्कृत से ही निकली हैं। अंत में जो आपने कहा वो भावुक करने वाला था। मुझे प्रसन्नता है कि किसीने तो हमारी महान संस्कृति एवं परंपरा को सराहा। हमें भी दुःख होता है कि कैसे कुछ असभ्य और व्यभाचारी लोगों के कारण हमारे गौरवशाली बिहार की छवि धूमिल होती जा रही है।🥺😔 अति सुन्दर प्रस्तुति ❤😊
Being a Bengali I must commend your hardwork and dedication put altogether so beautifully in this video. This is an aesthetic piece of Art. You deserve applause and much more appreciation. Your videos are not just videos they're a Capsules of knowledge and information. Long way to go. All the best.
I am so impressed by the research and efforts you have put into this video. My mother is from Vidyapati Nagar, a small village in the Samastipur district of Bihar. So there's this museum/temple of Vidyapati ji, people see him more like a godly figure,he is such an important and celebrated Literary scholar back in her village but people do not even know about him outside the proximity of Bihar and that always made me sad but now that you have talked about his contribution in the video, I feel hopefully that he's legacy wouldn't just disappear in the thin air
Vidyapati's works were taught in our schools in both Bengali and Hindi classes in West Bengal - and is one of the key poets of "aadikaal". I remember learning some of his padavalis as a student. It was only later that I realised that Maithili is a language in own right. Luckily more awareness is coming now in Bihar and it has become part of the recognised languages in the Indian constitution (already a part of Nepal constitution). I sincerely hope that its original script is revived. That script is more complete than the Bengali script and is nearly similar (except for va, ra, etc.) The Mithila region and culture has given the world many thinkers over the centuries. I hope the language and culture thrives and does not get subsumed by the Hindustani (Hindu / Urdu) culture in modern day Bihar. It should be possible to thrive concurrently with Hindustani and other languages, provided Maithli speakers become more aware and value their cultural wealth. That should happen when the region continues becomes more prosperous.
As a Maithili speaker, i didn't know about this Brajabuli language at all.. Thank you for enlightening us with such a beautiful and knowledgeable video. ❤️
'Humar dhukhaka nahi oor' A bhagwati geet which my mother sings every day As a maithil a special thanks to you ☺️☺️☺️ bhaiya in maithili 'Humra aahan ke prastuti hruday sa neek lagal' Jay kaali mayya from madhubani bihar
None were underated...... Bengal admire both of them .....only problem is that at that time indian cinema only meant BOLLYWOOD/HINDI CINEMA and they didn't get enough recognition, appreciation because they didn't made much in HINDI LANGUAGE.
I am from Assam. Assam has a native language called Bajrabali. Srimanta Sankardev & Madhabdev wrote many poems in this language which we called Borgeet. I wish if you could do some research on Borgeet and put some light on it.
That's what I was going to say. Guru Sankardeva wrote so many borgeets using Brajawali (ব্ৰজাৱলী) mixing Assamese and maithili❤️both of our gurus wrote borgeets and culturally enriched us।
Normally I don't comment on videos but today I couldn't resist myself. I'm a Maithil and I'm proud of my rich heritage. I'm also well aware of the current situation and hope it gets better. But it hurts when people, being so ignorant, stereotype you when they hear that you're from Bihar. Coming to Maithili, it is such a sweet language that when spoken, even curses can sound like melodies.
Bro, your own people are hell bent on claiming separate state. They abuse, mock Bihar on twitter. I have no hope left from Bihar, we will Excel only in cheap damaging politics.
@@1alltimeuser The culture of my Mithila is deteriorating due to vulgar hindi and bhojpuri songs. I'm a well travelled man and I can tell that our marriages are more ritualistically rigorous and humorous (abusing, name calling, etc) than those in any other places in India. From verses like "Athithi devo bhawah" to debating like Mandana Mishra with Adi Shankracharya, Mithila gave a lot to India. From vedic times (like Chhath Puja since Sat Yuga) to Ramayna (Treta Yuga), no part of Bharat can claim to be as ancient and as rich as Mithila had been. Mithila is older than Kannauaj itself, let alone Bihar, Bengal or Jharkhand for that matter. Even the renowned Nalanda university which was in South Bihar used to have more teachers from Mithila than the rest of the India. You can check the literary remainings in the newly constructed library there. I doubt even the current generation of Mithila under Bihar Govt studies history of Mithila and reasons behind our culture that there was a time when even Bengali pandits and people from around east used to come Mithila to study Vedas and Tantra . It's Mithila who gave Durga Bhakti Tarangini which now Bengalis use for Durga Puja . From Kamakhya Devi Mandir in Assam to Kalighat in Kolkata, one can easily see the mithila influence. Even I have come to understand very recently as to why my parents used to teach me that our 'Kuula Devi' is Ma Bhagwati Kali. Moreover, Mithila has abundance of rivers and fertile lands unlike South Bihar which face frequent droughts. Even the great Bengal Famine imposed by Britishers couldn't affect us much. Even today the lichis and makhanas are mostly produced in Mithila in India. But today, even the rest of the Bihar is ahead of us in terms of infrastructure, political representation, etc. Things need to change and will change for sure. People who have left Mithila for education and job have started taking the first few steps on the ground.
As an Assamese I think Brajabuli language is beautiful . We people have songs in Brajavali called Borgeets written by Mahapurush Srimanta Sankardeva and Madhavdeva (The two Mahapurush who introduced Vaishnavism to the Assamese) . We people added our own accent in the language. Those Borgeets are mostly about Sri Krishna.
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I think our Brajavali is different from this language. And there is less emphasis on the lover aspect of Krishna like from Radha's perspective and more emphasis on servitude and seeking his shelter.
@@luit361 Yes Brajavali and Brajabuli are different, but both have developed from Maithili, both are literary forms of Maithili; one has an Assamese tinge to it while the other one has a Bengali tinge.
How does Sylheti language relates to this? Chaitanya Mohaprabhu's origin is Dhaka Dakshin in Sylhet. Radha Raman Datta has written and sang many songs in this language.
Yes, I think somewhere in the narration he has mentioned that... The eastern India was sunken or drenched in Krishna Bhakti or Krishna Prem. The Eastern India then included, Bangladesh and our Northeast India also.
Krishna Prem is dormant inside every living entity. Don't you see how people (foreigners) who never knew about Lord Krishna, gave up everything within weeks and dedicated their lives to Lord Krishna? When one chants Hare Krishna Mahamantra, And if he continues to chant, gradually he develops his dormant love of God. His heart will be cleansed of all dirty things, and gradually he will be freed from the material concept of life, and he will be joyful, and he will see everyone as sons of God, and then he will begin his loving transcendental service to Kṛṣṇa.
As a Bengali and student of Rabindra Sangeet this video is a gem for me. I remember singing one of the many Bhanusingher Padabali named "Shangana Gagane", its so beautiful and simplistic
Behad sundar video! I love the way you write your scripts, so beautiful. Growing up, whenever someone used 'shudh' hindi words, hamesha esa lagta tha ki they are trying too hard. But the way you knit them into your storytelling is effortless (also inspiring ngl). Keep making videos on indian languages, love them!
I know what you mean - I feel the same which is why I like to pepper in English and Hindi. Many complain I use Hinglish but personally speaking like Brajabuli, Hinglish also combines a lot of beautiful things from each language. I'm happy you found it interesting :)
As a maithil, I want to thank you for making this video.. Last mein toh Rona aa gaya yaar.. Kya haal hai humare region ka these days ki kya hi batau.. 🤧
BRAJABULI has a deep influence in assamese writtings too. Lord shrimamta shankarseva and Madhab deva used brojabuli to write assamese dramas and poems. So being an Assamese i would love to see a video on influence of brojabuli in Assam also.... Btw love this video ♥
@@theunknown6737 Are you sure? i think its the same. The Koch Bihar kingdom was in the vicinity so the language would have easily spread to lower Assam
Assamese Brajabuli is created by Gurujana Srimanta Sankardev mixing Maithili and Assamese and then he created Ankiya Naats to spread it beyond the boundaries of then Greater Assam. When the Bhaona used to staged, people from different sects and places could get the meaning of the ‘Natya’s. Gurajana and then Madhavdev created Bor-geet to spread the words further. That Assamese Brajaboli is different from the Barabuli created in Bengal. As both the languages originated from Maithili and was created to enhance the Bhakti movement, sound similar in many part.
I am just left with no words. WHAT are you bro. The reserch, the topics and most importantly the intent. The intention of just being so passionate about sharing thus beautiful history. Complimenting you would never be enough. Please keep going. We need you, you are incredible and thank you so much for this
I'm from Assam. Our Guru Sankardeva wrote so many borgeets using Brajawali (ব্ৰজাৱলী) mixing Assamese and maithili❤️both of our gurus (Sankardeva and Madhadeva) wrote borgeets and culturally enriched us. Brajawali language has a special place in the hearts of assamese. We're emotionally, religiously, spiritually connected to this language. Wish you highlighted that point too ❤❤ much love.
@@voidninja9134 The culture of my Mithila is deteriorating due to vulgar hindi and bhojpuri songs. I'm a well travelled man and I can tell that our marriages are more ritualistically rigorous and humorous (abusing, name calling, etc) than those in any other places in India. From verses like "Athithi devo bhawah" to debating like Mandana Mishra with Adi Shankracharya, Mithila gave a lot to India. From vedic times (like Chhath Puja since Sat Yuga) to Ramayna (Treta Yuga), no part of Bharat can claim to be as ancient and as rich as Mithila had been. Mithila is older than Kannauaj itself, let alone Bihar, Bengal or Jharkhand for that matter. Even the renowned Nalanda university which was in South Bihar used to have more teachers from Mithila than the rest of the India. You can check the literary remainings in the newly constructed library there. I doubt even the current generation of Mithila under Bihar Govt studies history of Mithila and reasons behind our culture that there was a time when even Bengali pandits and people from around east used to come Mithila to study Vedas and Tantra . It's Mithila who gave Durga Bhakti Tarangini which now Bengalis use for Durga Puja . From Kamakhya Devi Mandir in Assam to Kalighat in Kolkata, one can easily see the mithila influence. Even I have come to understand very recently as to why my parents used to teach me that our 'Kuula Devi' is Ma Bhagwati Kali. Moreover, Mithila has abundance of rivers and fertile lands unlike South Bihar which face frequent droughts. Even the great Bengal Famine imposed by Britishers couldn't affect us much. Even today the lichis and makhanas are mostly produced in Mithila in India. But today, even the rest of the Bihar is ahead of us in terms of infrastructure, political representation, etc. Things need to change and will change for sure. People who have left Mithila for education and job have started taking the first few steps on the ground.
In India, we often use the term 'pure english', 'pure hindi'. It kinda implies that all other variations, mixture of language are somehow impure. But, when you try to understand the story of mix-languages, you realise the beauty of it. How it signifies 'sangam' of different cultures, people. How many love stories are hidden in these mixes. Often mix languages are created when both parents speak different language but children end up learning both languages. Really love this diversity in India. So many stories and history hidden in everything.
@@subhadeepdey9737 Hindi and Urdu are forms of Hindustani. In Hindi, Persian words were purged and replaced with Sanskrit terms and in Urdu the opposite was done. They added more Persian and Arabic words and made it a standard Urdu. Hum tum jaise baat karte hai wo hindustani hai. Aur aise hi baat Pakistani bhi karte hai. But jab formal settings me hote hai, jaise textbooks me ya poems me ya new channelo me, waha standard firms use kiye jaate hai. DD Hindi and DD Urdu dekho. Samjh jaoge.
Thank you sir for this masterpiece Those last lines touched so hard ❤️ Lots of love from Mithila (Darbhanga) ❤️ I feel very bad that very few people of Mithila know the script of their language many people don't know how to write in Mithila (Mithilakchar) they are losing their culture... By the way there is hope that Mithila will rise again... Lots of love to our Bangla brothers and sisters, Joy Bangla Jai Mithila 🙌❤️
Indeed we are brothers ❤. I've always connected more with my friends from Mithila in college. One of them is from Nepal and four of them from Bihar. In fact, I feel more sense of belonging with them than many of the Bengalis there. I guess that's because I can speak the language that I spoke in my neighborhood, a Creole of Bangla, Maithili, Bhojpuri and Hindi.
I'm from Darbhanga, Bihar. I really want to thank you from bottom of my heart for showing our culture and language. The way you explained everything, especially the last few minutes of the video gave me goosebumps and I don't know how to thank you. Really appreciate your efforts.
But what the hell happened to Mithila? Why has everyone forgotten their culture? What did you guys get reduced to... It's so sad, incredibly heartbreaking.
Coming from anyone, I’d be stunned by the sheer amount of research put into this exotic of a subject. It speaks volumes of your talent that we just expect it by now! Please keep them coming, frequncy is irrelevant when the wait produces such blinders. Another video about the rich linguistic tradition of India, this time about one that we learned about in high school Bengali literature. And this song I’ve probably heard literally thousands of times! You could use the original melodious version sung by Subhamita Banerjee though, (probably didn’t due to copyright issues?) One small correction, the lyrics include ঘন নীপবন মাঝে (Ghana neepavana maajhe), not ঘনন পবন মাঝে (ghanana pavana maajhe). And of course, the amazing story of how a teenage Tagore anonymously bamboozled the litterateurs of Bengal, by constructing a whole book of poetry in this soulful language. We can only observe Tagore’s calibre through myriads of his creation, we may never know.
It was really a pleasure to watch this I am from mithila region and it is sad to see the culture is getting lost as people are generally moving out of here and also many people don't even know about it now
This channel has proved that quality matters way above quantity. As a teenager, I am keen to know various cultures around me :) And it's really sad to see that modern day singers from the blessed land of Bihar have degraded it's prestigious culture. 😔 Thank you for this amazing video :D ❤️❤️❤️
I really do not have words to describe how beautiful this video was. Right from the beginning when Ashris starts his narration it feels so soothing as if this whole video was no less than a lullaby to my ears. Then comes the highly deep research presented in such simple visuals and data that my brain feels like a sponge that absorbs all of it so effortlessly. The whole video just feels like a melodious song with impactful lyrics that my heart does not want to end. Looking forward to experience much more similar content from your side.❣
Being a Maithlani(female Maithil) it literally touched the core of my heart. Maithli is the sweetest language of whole world. If you will get to see the fight within two females here, you will not believe it's a fight going on. This is the sweetness of our language. अंत में बस एतबे कहब जे हमरा गर्व ऐ जे हम मैथिल छी 🙏 जय जनकनंदिनी जानकी जी 🙏 जय मिथिला 🙏 जय मैथली ❤️
I agree ,people may claim that Bengali is the sweetest language, but I have had the opportunity of having at least a dozen maithil friends, and fun part was at one point our conversations were pretty funny. they would speak in Maithili and I in Bengali and we would both understand each other. Seems funny but it's true. And I understood then where the sweetness of Bengali comes from.
@@gauravnarodey8021naah! Marathi is not sweet it's spicy language. It has it own taste and believe me it has its own uniqueness - it can't be compared with eastern languages.
The combination of two sweet language Bagla and Maitheli naturally gave birth to this sweetest, stylish language Brajbuli. It is like I am pampering my heart and mind when it is entering through my ear. I am great admirer of Bhanusingher Padabali as a was a student of Rabindrasangeet. We did so many performance on it. Very nice efforts of you Thank you so much. And at the end we all Indian specially Indians from East India really need to rejuvenate our culture, our history. Bihar, Jharkhand, Bengal, Orissa, Assam Manipur ...we all have great legacy which is get destroyed gradually
I am an Assamese. Mahapurush Srimanta Sankardev propagated Neo-Vaishnavism in Assam. He wrote the Ghoshas, Geets and Natyas in Brajawali language. It is the language of Bhakti in Assamese society.
When I chose Maithili as a compulsory language subject in 10th class then I knew the sweet connection between Maithili and Bangla and the role of Mahakavi Vidyapati behind this connection but For the first time I knew about this language Brajaboli ❤️
You are just a gem to speak about those topics which are not talked a lot. Coming from a Maithil family, i never knew these great details. Thanks for sharing your research in this beautiful video 🙂
I don't know you in person, but from your love for literature, ideology about Tagore and also the way you present your works - you somehow feel very familiar, very much an extended version of myself. Your contents, your interests and taste in art genres matches exactly with mine. I was also once in this journey to find about Brajabuli a couple years ago which exact road you took for this video. All I wanna say is Thank you. Thanks for letting me know that there are other people who also feels deeply about Tagore and care about these delicacies (you know how hard it is to find people like this).
Awesome video Can you please do a video on the North eastern languages, maybe on the Vaishnav literature of Assam and Manipur. It would be great, since we know very little about the North eastern literature.
Even the scripts of Bengali, Assamese and Manipuri are derivatives of Mithilakshar(the script of Mithila). The scripts of Tibet and Ladakh are also inspired from this script. Probably due to the influence of Boudh Dharma from this land. This gifted land was the starting point of the primitive Ganga Delta. A centre of human political power and intellectual effervescence. Undoubtedly the centre of not only India, but the world for at least one millennium.
@@M.thounaojam The Maithili Script (erroneously called Bengali-Assamese Script in Manipur) was in Manipur all this while. Starting from 2021, Meitei script (officially known as Meitei Mayek) was officially used by the Government of Manipur, along with the Bengali-Assamese script, to write the Meitei language, as per "The Manipur Official Language (Amendment) Act, 2021".
Would you believe me if I said the song "Bahu Manaratha" is also my Grandma's ringtone? She's a huge fan of Rituparno Ghosh's direction much like myself. Thank you for recognizing the beauty of this song and most importantly, the heavenly beauty of Lord Krishna. Immense love from Bengal!!
The moment you mentioned Bhanusingh I instantly remembered all those Rabindro Sangeet classes I had attended. Never knew that Brajaboli was a separate language rather I used to think it was a rudimentary or raw version of Bangla. Huge respect 🙏
It was so informative and beautiful. As a bengali my respect and admiration for Maithili language and Bihar grew 100 fold. Thank You for your work. Keep it up.🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I didn’t know much about brajabuli. But after watching your video I keep thinking about enormous opportunities of creating new songs in this language. I don’t know why our lyricists, atleast those who write songs in classical tone, are not thinking about this. These languages shouldn’t be forgotten. It is probably the best Indian language to compose songs in.
As a Bengali young boy , I saw Rituparna Ghosh being trolled in bengal. After being an adult & started understanding life & art. I feel so ashamed. Rituparna Ghosh is way ahead of his/her time. 😊 Thank you so much brother for sharing.
Don't know how many tears I drank when you were talking about Krishna or when any song was playing. Literally, The most important discovery of my life was your channel...
As a Bengali...i accept that brajabuli truly sounds melodious ❤....no wonder why Bengali sounds sweet...brajabuli and maithili has a great impact in Bengali ❤❤❤
I don't know any of the language you mentioned, and it makes me think how ignorant I've been of the diversities of my country. You inspire me to read more Indian literature and celebrate the diverse cultures of India. Keep growing brother 💯
Brajbuli child of Maithili, grown under Bangla what a fitting language to sing for Krishna who was born to one mother and grew up under another.
Deep!
💞🇧🇩🙏
🔥Ohhh wow🔥
Waah waah!
Wooowww!! Beautifully said... radhe krishna.. radhe krishna!!
man tears are rolling from my eyes... i can really feel the love in the video. we really really dont know how rich and diverse is India... the naration in the video like its talking to my heart.. love you brother love you alot....
Yeah I too cried
Yeah. I almost wrote the same, then i saw this comment
Cant agree more, same thing happened to me too
I am a Maithili speaker from Madhubani still i never knew about this great history😶... We Indians really need to focus on our own culture... Thanks for covering this... ❤️
जय मिथिला , জয় বাংলা, जय हिंद ❤️🙌
Bcz even in shop in madhubani we speak Hindi instead maithili
@@rakeshkumar-gz5nd yes i don't understand why. I live in delhi but whenever i visit my hometown (loha kapsiya) ppl speak in maithili but in madhubani ppl speak hindi even when i question them in maithili
इस मैं तुमहारा दोश नही है. कम से कम तुमहारे पास प्रयास है. इच्छा है. मात्रुभाशा से गर्व ऑर गौरव भी मानते हैं. अब कोशीश कीजीये. जय मां सीता. जय हिन्द.
@@rakeshkumar-gz5nd किन्तु हौम मैथिली म गौप करय के प्र्यास करै छि त हमरा मैथिली म उत्तर भेटै छै।
@@r.a.j.a.n.r.g1212 हौं अवश्य।। अहूँ प्रयास करू maithilbhashi स मैथिली म गौप करै के।
I'm a Maithili speaker from Nepal. I didn't know much about Maithil literature. This video was a language class I didn't get at school. It has motivated me to read Maithili and Bengali poems. Thank you for a great video. Subscribed!
me too!
from janakpur
Mithilanchal= bihar+jharkhand+Nepal (mithilanchal part distribute between this geographical parts )
Maithili is mother of bangla ❤️
Yeah from madhubani
@@asaduddinowaisi_gharwapsi bhai sirf comment krne se kaam nhi chalega dono ki literature pdhi hai 🙂
As a Maithil, all I can say is, thank you... Tears are literally rolling down my cheeks...
Now speak in Mythili at home, not Hindi, and write something in Mythili for the next generation. We Bengalis always loved Mythili, and we would like to see great things coming out of Mithila.
Yes love mithila
@@motionislife4879होम अहाँक इच्छा आवश्य पूरा कोरब । i will definitely fullfil this wish of yours
I'm a Maithili speaker myself, I feel very bad when I don't see Maithili as an option among other languages whenever I have to fill any form. I didn't even know the script of Maithili until recently, being from Janakpur, once capital of the great Mithila empire it hurts a lot. We really need to come forward and contribute to the upliftment of our language.
hamra sa sampark me aaba sakait chhiyai?
@@songaesthetics8543 hmm but how can I ?
I am also from siraha Nepal I'm also maithili speaker but i never knew about this great history of maithila 🚩🚩
bengali here...maithili sounds so beautiful to me ...wish i could have a chance of learning and speaking this beautiful language.
@@slashtab how did you learn tirhuta script. I wanna learn too.
I am a maithili speaker from Bihar. I had taken an oath that I will surely pass my ancestral language to my upcoming generation.
Peace 🙏🕊️
Same....Mee too✋✋
Do you guys have your own script? Also is Maithili taught in schools?
@@titangarg44 yes in bihar board there is a subject maithili but after 10th ig uss se pehle koi ni padhate
@@titangarg44 Mithilakshar. That looks like Bengali.
Please do, as a bengali it pains me to see languages just vanish because people don't pass it on. There's so much beauty in Maithili, Bhojpuri, Awadhi, Braj Bhasha - they should be conserved 💙
Can't resist myself to leave a comment here. What a well-researched video! Being a Bengali and having been practicing Rabindra Sangeet for many years, I never really thought about the origin of brajabuli language. Hats off to team iip, you deserve more recognition. ❤️
Thanks for sharing! I am glad I am getting to discover your culture like a kid and you're finding it interesting too. So much interesting things just waiting to be discovered
As a Bengali young boy , I saw Rituparna Ghosh being trolled in bengal. After being an adult & started understanding life & art.
I feel so ashamed. Rituparna Ghosh is way ahead of his/her time. 😊
Thank you so much brother for sharing.
@@champsonu3959 we did a horrible disservice to her. Alas the trolling came from people who never bothered to even once check out her art. With him gone, there ended the Bengal Renaissance.
My suggestion : take it with a pinch of salt.
@@swagatochatterjee7104 Tomader moton mohagyani jara kothai kothai Bengal e sob kichu "dead/end" ghoshona korte oodgriv thaako, taraai taake troll korechile...Sob somoy ato negative kotha bolen keno, nijeder jaga niye?
In Bengal, we sing Brajabali Kirtan during Krishna Kirtans. It's a common sight to see people cry while singing. As a teenager, I used to wonder why they cry, but now I understand the depth of emotions involved. Whenever I witness such moments, I am moved to tears as well.
Bengalis are the ones who distorted linguistics to club Maithili with Magadhi
Missionaries being in full control since 250+ years, Convents brain washing everyone
Made Magadhi a newer language than an ancient one
Bengalis also have contribution in Aryan Invasion Theory propaganda.
Bengalis also contributed to distorting Epics Ramayana and Mahabharata besides distorting Manusmriti
Is brajabali kirtan and padabali (পদাবলী ) kirtan same?
@@tanimabarman3362 I think so
What a beautiful tribute to all 3 languages! Very well researched and presented. I'm from Tamilnadu, but I love learning all languages of India. This video was very informative. Thank you!
why this guy is still underrated man you deserve over 10M minimum
No one understands this typse of video in india :(
And who understands they are few ,like we
He is literally the most underrated guy in the TH-cam.
Because don't want information they only want entertainment
@@accountforcommenting It's fine, one day people will know, that time will come, but I think we should enjoy this right now, what we have. It can be our little secret for now.
@@iip Nice 😀
Being a Bengali i always thankful for Maithilis who taught us love language. Ghan kusum kunjo majha this song is really my favorite song. I hope one day Bihari and Bengalis create a new chapter of a golden history📜 😄😁lot of love from Bengal 😄😄
when magadh, anga and vanga unite, it sends waves across the whole world- from the mauryans to the bengal province of British era
@@ArghyadipGhosh mithila is vedeh.
@@sulusukta3935 yes right
My first exposure to maithili was sawan gaganey ghor ghanaghata… I knew both Hindi and Bengali by then. I also learnt about Maithili in school and borrowed some books from school library to read some poems. Our librarian sir also told me so much about the beautiful language. Then one Sunday morning I heard this song on my mum’s rabindeasangeet collection that played as a morning ritual at our home. I instantly thought this was Maithili and asked mum. She told me about brojobuli and chaitnya srot in Bengal. Since then I have loved this language, maithili, it’s sweetness and grace. As a child I was in love with krishna and thought if any language should describe the essence of krishna it should be maithili and brojobuli. You made me live those days again for few moments. It pains me to see Maithili is not used for beautiful songs and poems anymore but all rubbish degrading music.
LOL Bengalis are the ones who distorted linguistics to club Maithili with Magadhi
Missionaries being in full control since 250+ years, Convents brain washing everyone
Made Magadhi a newer language than an ancient one
Bengalis also have contribution in Aryan Invasion Theory propaganda.
Bengalis also contributed to distorting Epics Ramayana and Mahabharata besides distorting Manusmriti
I am from Darbhanga, heart of Mithila. Bhai, I really don’t have words to express gratitude to you 🙏 . Your comments in the last part of video , and visuals from my home town made me emotional ❤. Thanks a lot.
I'm also from darbhanga
Dharbhanga is heart of Mithila? I also spent my childhood in darbhanga but I don't that is true. Madhubani is the heart of Mithila. Darbhanga mai sab bhojpur style hindi mai baat karte hai.
@@Prabhu108. Ekke baat chhai. Aaha Madhubani kahu ya Darbhanga , historically Madhubani Je chhai se Darbhanga prakhand ke part rahai.
Aaha Maithili me comment ko Sakai chee , Hindi Apan Lok ke secondary language ai, matribhasha maithili ai !
@@LazyNinjaProMax007Haan ahan bilkul thik gauop kahai rahal chi
Mera Nani ka Ghar darbhanga me hai aur mera janam vi darbhanga ❤ through I am also from darbhanga
Bihar used to be the most culturally rich region of India. Most of the greatest empires like Mauryan, Gupta emerged from there. It is sad to see Bihar in such a dilapidated condition.
On another note, one has to just admire the talent of Kobiguru Robindronath Thakur. He composed works in Bengali, Sanskrit, English, etc now got to know that he did in Brajavali too. He was a great painter too. I don't think India in her history has produced a better artist than him. As versatile as him.
Bihar's Mithila is still culturally rich unlike Bhojpuri speaking and Magadhi speaking region.
100 % agreed. ♥From Bengal
We glorify our past only when our present and future is in dilapidated situation. Bihar needs law in order to be same again
That is why he is Vishwakavi.
@@BJha-bc2li Proud Magadhi❤️❤️
In the middle of hatred and negative comments in social media, this video creates positivity and a healthy discussion among people from various parts of India. Thank you so much for this beautiful video. God bless you india pixels. Right now we really need this positivity.
I literally got goosebumps man !
Very proud to see my language represented at India in pixels. Much love from a Mithila wasi.
i am manipuri and most of us are vaishnavites and we use brojoboli for some of our religious songs ... when i heard it for first time i fell in love .
Protect manipuri hindus bro, be the majority do not let Christians overtake u!!
Vaishnav songs....
Bro no-one is vaisnvite or shavite in Hinduism... We embrace both of them. They both are one. Jai Hari har
We maithils thank iip from our deepest heart . Last 2.5 minute made me feel so proud and sad at the same time by seeing our great culture is getting ruined . No mainstream media could have covered this how you did . A big thanks
I almost cried in the last part, as a Bihari. Hare Krishna! I promise you, a literary revolution awaits from Bihar.
Sahi mein yaar, kya the hum aur politicians ne kya haal kar diya humara 😭
I am not a Bihari but even after that I felt quite dewy eyed. I hope that Bihar again regain its lost culture and inspire others.
@@avikadhikari698 Politicians ne maa behen ek kar rakhi jai bihar ka.
an economic revolution is required before that
Nope. Bihar is too corrupted culturally now to have anything good come out of Bihar. The perversion of culture in Bihar is beyond anything. It saddens my heart to see Bihar. It's a gone case.
মিথিলা ও বাংলার সম্বন্ধ অনেক সুন্দর ❤️
জয় মিথিলা জয় বাংলা
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Like me and my fiancee! 😍 She's Maithili and I'm Bengali! And we're getting married soon! ♥️
@@abhisek70 wow congratulations both of you 💐
@@abhishekrai1408 Thank you! Much love. 😇♥️
Jai Mithila Jay Maithili......❤️
Jay Bengal Jay Bengoli......❤️
As a Bāngali, I have always felt a profound connection with our neighbouring language Maithili. I have observed similarities in culture, food, devotion and so on. Love from Malda to all the Maithili folks out there!
জয় বাংলা, জয় মিথিলা!
I am a Bishnupriya manipuri, a winsome community known to a few ,in the discovery of the roots still flipping the pages of history. After watching your video i realised my language is so close to brajabali . When you hear you will get the sound of bengali, maithili,hindi ,assamese all combine . And we sing in Brajabali in Raas leelas , this video of yours really helped me to ponder and dig into some history pages
Everyone in NE knows about the Bishnupriya manipuris. Atleast the manipuris I know are Bishnupriyas and coincedentally my mother's manipuri classmates were all bishnupriyas too.
What's difference between Meitei and Bishnupriya.
Hey!! We all know and appreciate the existence of Bishnupriya Manipuri language but not quite exposed to the language though.
I know about Bishnupriya manipuri. They are devotees of shree Krishna 🙏❤️🌸✨
Are you from tripura or Manipur ?
Beautifully narrated video. Heartfelt.
In another context, there is another language, Brajavali, carrying the vocables of Assamese and inflections of Maithili. A considerable volume of Assam's Vaishnavite literature, (including plays, which are staged even today) has been written in this language.
I am a bengali raised in mithila since many generations....beautiful language, great food and great talented people of Mithila
LOL Bengalis are the ones who distorted linguistics to club Maithili with newer Magadhi
Missionaries being in full control since 250+ years, Convents brain washing everyone
Made Magadhi a newer language than an ancient one
Bengalis also have contribution in Aryan Invasion Theory propaganda.
Bengalis also contributed to distorting Epics Ramayana and Mahabharata besides distorting Manusmriti
Heyy so do you speak Maithili?
@@suyashjha1324 aahan k maithili mein baaj sakaichhi? ahaan k ghor mithila mein kat bheil?
of course I can speak and I am proud of my Mithilanchal heritage@@suyashjha1324
@@saurabhmukh1😊😊 good👍
Wait of 2 months was worth it.
Many of your subscribers would tell you to upload more frequently but deep within we all know the amount of research that goes behind for even a little part of the video. Moreover I feel that your narration is a unique blend of intellectual information , positive vibe and an emotional touch at the end with the a hope for betterment.
Keeping going , iip team deserves a lot more❤
yes, quality >>> quantity.
Finally someone said it! Being a maithil it deeply saddens me how many people from my community are just drifting away from our beautiful culture calling it old fashioned and outdated.
I especially loved the last part of the video, indeed, there are problems going on but we should embrace our culture proudly and do a little bit we can to revive mithilanchali tradition.
Jai Mithila, Jai Maithili 🙏💕
It's not mithilanchali , it is MAITHIL ❣️
@@chandankumar-lt2ig agreed... Maithil ♥️
@@chandankumar-lt2ig But Mithila is also known as Mithilanchal
@@milithakur7104 absolutely not! Mithilanchal is a word created by anti-mithila people who want to break mithila and rule from patna. They want us to forget our own identity and accept theirs .
@@chandankumar-lt2ig Are you Maithil
I am a Maithil, from past 13 years my family is living in Delhi and in Delhi i came across this situation a lot of time where whenever my schoolmate use to crack some joke or use to say idiot to any child they often say 'abey bihari h kya ' or they just say 'kya bihario wali harkaten h' don't know why but whenever they have to set a bad example they indicate it with a bihari. In every summer vacation we went to our hometown darbhanga and I really feel very very very proud to be a MAITHIL or a BIHARI. My father is a mithila painting artist and when he teaches his student and tell them the story behind each and every painting I really feel proud. Your message for all maithila wasi and bihari's at the end of the video literally touched my heart and i started crying because as a bihari we never got that kind of respect or response from someone else. Huge respect for you man!!❤
Is their any online class available?
aahan darbhanga ma katta se chhiyay ?
hammu darbhangiya chhi
@@lokeshroy16lkr hamu darbhanga ke chi!
@@Sitar_my-love darbhanga ma katta yao ?
I am also from darbhanga
बहुत सुंदर प्रस्तुति। मैं ओड़िया हूं मगर मुझे गर्व है की में भारत की ४ भाषाओ को समझ सकता हूं। आपने मुझे भाव भिबोल कर दिया है। धन्यवाद और आभार हृदय से। What a beautiful video, brother. मुझे भारत की भाषा ओ को जानने की प्रबल इच्छा है और आपके वीडियो को देखने के बाद मेरी आकांक्षा बहुत बढ़ी है। ऐसे प्रस्तुतियों का सदेव प्रतीक्षा रहेगा।
I still remember the day when my Bangla sir taught us about 'Baishnab Padabali', for the first time I heard the name of Chandidas and Bidyapati, after a few years when I was doing my graduation in Bengali literature, we read the entire Padabali, we were so overwhelmed, we still are. ❤️❤️
How interesting! Do you know why it is called 'sandhyo bhasha'
@@iip yes I do, 'sandhyo' this word is derived from the bangla word 'sondhya' which means dusk, the mesmerizing time between day and night not the night not the day. It has two meanings, not necessarily what you're reading it has the same literal meaning. But this Sandhyo bhasa used in Charyapad, not in Baishnab Padabali, sorry I mixed up the two.
@@iip Sorry to barge in in another person’s thread, but Brajabuli isn’t dubbed “sandhya bhasha”. That epithet goes for the oldest form of Bengali found in charyapada, the works of Luipada, Kanhapada, Vusukupada etc. And that is called “Sandhya bhasha” (Sandhya=Evening/Dusk=mixture of light and darkness) due to the cryptic and metaphorical nature of the charya poetries. It represents Buddhist tantric philosophy through mundane life’s description, in ambiguous languages, so some of it can be interpreted easily (light), some not (darkness).
@@iip sandhya bhasha or sandhyo bhasha is the language of Charyapad not Padabali.
@@Mod_on_exp yes you are absolutely right, I put that in my second comment,🙏
As a being bihari...I'm humbled my brother...great and unique content amongst whole TH-cam... Literally a lot of good wishes for your future...❤️❤️...
I am from Bihar and didn't know about my own culture is deeply diverse. Thank you India in pixeles team.!!!🥰
Bcz Biharis have failed to preserve their culture. Present Biharis are nothing like their ancestors.
Even Maithili will be extinct soon.
Sad🙏
Bhai bihar ko aage leke jaana hai or apne history or culture ko or glorify krna hai ❤️
@@omgaming7234 culture ka bahot saara part kho chuka hai, Maithili is a dying language. Logo ke paas Paisa nhi hai. Bahot Bihariyo ka Bihar ke folk dance naam bhi nhi pata. Haalat bahot kharaab hai Bihar ki
@@shubhamkumardas1476 bhai mai kuch bhi karunga par bihar or uske culture ko marne nhi dunga. Hum sab ko ab milkar kaam krna he padega
@@omgaming7234 All the best
It's really good to see you talking about things with refrences from the work of Deepti, Vidyapati and Sharda Ji. It's like the worlds of artists are connected in their own way beyond the boundaries of their time.
Im from 🇧🇩 Bangladesh... Thanks for making this video. Because of you I just learnt about this language. Lots of love for you and India 🇮🇳 ( Bihar) ❤️❤️❤️
Keno Bangladesh er school text porano hoi Naa egulo?
@@sdg3066 keno porano hobe na, obossoi porano hoye, kintu oneke egula kheyal kore na.
@@sadatislamkhan3707 tomader okhane sahityer itihas porano?? Manosa Mangal kabya chandi Mangal kabya r bapare parano hoi??
Karon bolchi tomder okhane pathyakram theke Rabi Thakur er lekha bad deoa r jonno protibad dekhi Tai jante chaivhi
@@Jaqen_Hghar amader ekhane class 11 12 mane higher secondary thekei sahityer itihas porano Suru hoi emn ki college e uthle duto papers thake 100 number each pass subject hisabe holeo pore pass korte hobe... Ar jehetu egulo amader HS standard ei porano hoi tai maximum bureaucratic exam gulo tei oi maximum 12 standard er questions ase kintu examination toughness er dik theke segulo world er top 5 toughest exam er moddhe pore jmn UPSC
@@sdg3066 eita apnar ekta vul dharona robindra nath er lekha amdr pathykram theke bad dewa niye protibad hoy nai,, and we love rabinra nath so much. Amr city te rabindra nath er ekta kachari bari ache karon amader elakay unar jomidari chilo,, sei jnno prori bochor rabindra nath er jonmo din e amr city te 5 din dhore mela hoy, gan hoy,, kobita abriti hoy❤️❤️❤️
I am fromTamilnadu . What a beautiful content . Heard early morning and felt as if I encountered krishna himself . The diverse culture of India is the crown of mother India 🇮🇳.
How beautiful our bharot is ! ❤
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Such little attempts by Rabindranath make him seem more human and relatable to me. An inspiration for all the artists of the world.
I'm a maithili speaker and I very proudly belong to this astonishing culture.. We say when you even say harsh words in maithili, it still sounds beautiful...which it does..seeing those mithila paintings i remembered home.. Thank you this video was beautiful and educational..
I'm a Bengali, and I actually have read some Maithili poems and Songs....it always attracts me immensely....maybe because I see a glimpse of my language in Maithili(as you mentioned in the video)....hope to visit Mithila and experience the real cultural heritage of Mithila💖.....the history of Bengali literature largely mentions the name of Mithila as an auspicious place.....lots of love to my Bihari brothers and sisters ❤
Vanga/banga originated from Maithili thats why including ur bengali script only later it was desimated but in those times bengal was smaller sister kingdoms , no hate broda just facts
@@Saagar_Sahu out of all janapadas of Bengal....Vanga was mostly on the Bangladesh's(Eastern) side....so chances of the statement you're trying to make is low and incorrect....
There were many Kingdoms who were the part of the whole Bengali speaking area of the time.
@@Saagar_Sahu I know that....but claiming that Vanga originated from Mithila is incorrect....you have knowledge but you don't know when to use the true one and when to use the fakes
I would recommend coming during chhatt
@@lazycyclone hmm, I actually have visited Bihar during Chhath....it was wonderful experience
So proud to be born on this sacred land of Mithila...Jai Mithila, Jai Bharat
I couldn't hold my tears at the end when you were acknowledging Mithila and Bihar. Thank you brother. I feel there's something special about this land, Buddha, Mahavir, Guru Govind Singh, Vidyapati and many more either were born here or got knowledge here.
Firstly I thought this guy will be a linguistic scientist, then I know the guy is an IITIAN (KGP) in CS, But despite this the guy has more dynamic & vast knowledge about linguistics & cultural matters.
And literally this guy changed my views about linguistics and cultural things As a Bengali, I am saying this guy has more knowledge compared to our most Bengali teachers who taught us this interesting subject in a boring & non interesting way..
Thank You Team IIP & especially Ashrish Chaudhary for this...
Thank you Soumya, I am humbled. I think my knowledge is a byproduct of just persistent curiosity. I studied Architecture in Kharagpur, although I did jump to Programming after I graduated. I approach Bengali with a lot of fascination and respect. Through these videos, I just want to document how the culture and language feel like to me. I think we need to have more inter-cultural dialogues in India to work better as a country together. Knowing the specifics of our countrymen, and knowing what makes them unique will help the nation be more at ease with itself. This is why humanities have always, always been the driver of society - the arts, the poems, the culture, the language - they are never secondary. I feel it is my duty to bring this to more Indians who at such an interesting time in history should know about their own story. Thank you for being such a kind community with so much love for the channel, for each other. It makes me happy to make these videos for you, they come from a place of love, and it makes me super happy when you can connect with the same ideas that once took shape in my mind.
The message in the outro made me emotional. Being a Maithil, I am always confused why a land of such rich history and culture isnt that known. Your constant inklings in your video about Mithila is something which always puts a smile on my face. And I end by promising, I will work my best to bring the Mithila sangeet on the map with its cullture and rich history. Thank you for the inspiration I was looking for. :)
Please do. Love from Bengal.
Being a Tamil born and brought up in Maharashtra, I don't know why there were tears in my eyes by the time you ended the Video...Beautiful compositions and beautiful language Maithili....
tamil lok tamil bhraman ko aryan maan te hai
Our country urgently needs such rich cultural commentary like your videos!! Kudos to you and your team! This video is just so mesmerizing and surreal, so is of course the content you talked about!
Sheer elegance, serenity and love can be felt throughout the video. A video made to touch the hearts. I would only like to add that 'Bharati'( ভারতী) was a monthly Bangla periodical published by the Tagore family during the late nineteenth century till the early twentieth century. The name of the editor seen on the page of 'Bharati' in this video is of 'Shornokumari Debi'(স্বর্ণকুমারী দেবী), the elder sister of Rabindranath Tagore and a prominent literary figure of Bengal. She was one of the many members of the Tagore family who later became the editors of 'Bharati'.
ahh! I didn't know this little detail here. Thank you for letting me know. I couldn't find many cover pages of bharati, so had to use this one that I found
हम बिहार से हैं और हमारी भाषा अंगिका है जो कि मैथिली का ही संस्करण है। बिहार की सभी भाषाएं संस्कृत से ही निकली हैं। अंत में जो आपने कहा वो भावुक करने वाला था। मुझे प्रसन्नता है कि किसीने तो हमारी महान संस्कृति एवं परंपरा को सराहा। हमें भी दुःख होता है कि कैसे कुछ असभ्य और व्यभाचारी लोगों के कारण हमारे गौरवशाली बिहार की छवि धूमिल होती जा रही है।🥺😔 अति सुन्दर प्रस्तुति ❤😊
Being a Bengali I must commend your hardwork and dedication put altogether so beautifully in this video. This is an aesthetic piece of Art. You deserve applause and much more appreciation. Your videos are not just videos they're a Capsules of knowledge and information.
Long way to go. All the best.
I am so impressed by the research and efforts you have put into this video. My mother is from Vidyapati Nagar, a small village in the Samastipur district of Bihar. So there's this museum/temple of Vidyapati ji, people see him more like a godly figure,he is such an important and celebrated Literary scholar back in her village but people do not even know about him outside the proximity of Bihar and that always made me sad but now that you have talked about his contribution in the video, I feel hopefully that he's legacy wouldn't just disappear in the thin air
In Bengal we have Vidyapati as part of our literature curriculum
Vidyapati's works were taught in our schools in both Bengali and Hindi classes in West Bengal - and is one of the key poets of "aadikaal". I remember learning some of his padavalis as a student. It was only later that I realised that Maithili is a language in own right. Luckily more awareness is coming now in Bihar and it has become part of the recognised languages in the Indian constitution (already a part of Nepal constitution). I sincerely hope that its original script is revived. That script is more complete than the Bengali script and is nearly similar (except for va, ra, etc.) The Mithila region and culture has given the world many thinkers over the centuries. I hope the language and culture thrives and does not get subsumed by the Hindustani (Hindu / Urdu) culture in modern day Bihar. It should be possible to thrive concurrently with Hindustani and other languages, provided Maithli speakers become more aware and value their cultural wealth. That should happen when the region continues becomes more prosperous.
As a Maithili speaker, i didn't know about this Brajabuli language at all.. Thank you for enlightening us with such a beautiful and knowledgeable video. ❤️
आपकी इतनी सुंदर प्रस्तुति देखकर मैं मंत्रमुग्ध हो गया !
आपका बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद ।
-- एक मिथिलावासी♥️
ee gupp maithili me kahne rahitu tah aur nik lagait
I love the smooth flowing nature of your videos, I could watch a 2 hour video like this and not be bored.
Glad you enjoyed it, I sometimes wonder if they are too slow
Exactly...I watched the video more than 5 times🥺❤
@@iip You are doing an amazing job. God bless you, bro.
'Humar dhukhaka nahi oor'
A bhagwati geet which my mother sings every day
As a maithil a special thanks to you ☺️☺️☺️ bhaiya in maithili
'Humra aahan ke prastuti hruday sa neek lagal'
Jay kaali mayya from madhubani bihar
Ritupono ghosh was underrated in Bengal, like Ray was in his time.
But both were pure gems.
They were anything but underrated.
satyajit ray underrated? porasuno korun.
None were underated......
Bengal admire both of them .....only problem is that at that time indian cinema only meant BOLLYWOOD/HINDI CINEMA and they didn't get enough recognition, appreciation because they didn't made much in HINDI LANGUAGE.
real underrated was hritwik ghautok
@@akbrahma7739 my favourite ❤️
সত্যি অসাধারন ❤️..
This channel should be in millions...
Love from বাঁকুড়া , WB ...
@Mr Wonder We Bengalis are proud Indian and proud of our culture and language.... Keep it in your mind you radical Bangladeshi
Amio bankura theke 😅
I am from Assam. Assam has a native language called Bajrabali. Srimanta Sankardev & Madhabdev wrote many poems in this language which we called Borgeet. I wish if you could do some research on Borgeet and put some light on it.
That's what I was going to say. Guru Sankardeva wrote so many borgeets using Brajawali (ব্ৰজাৱলী) mixing Assamese and maithili❤️both of our gurus wrote borgeets and culturally enriched us।
Normally I don't comment on videos but today I couldn't resist myself. I'm a Maithil and I'm proud of my rich heritage. I'm also well aware of the current situation and hope it gets better. But it hurts when people, being so ignorant, stereotype you when they hear that you're from Bihar. Coming to Maithili, it is such a sweet language that when spoken, even curses can sound like melodies.
Bro, your own people are hell bent on claiming separate state. They abuse, mock Bihar on twitter. I have no hope left from Bihar, we will Excel only in cheap damaging politics.
@@1alltimeuser The culture of my Mithila is deteriorating due to vulgar hindi and bhojpuri songs. I'm a well travelled man and I can tell that our marriages are more ritualistically rigorous and humorous (abusing, name calling, etc) than those in any other places in India.
From verses like "Athithi devo bhawah" to debating like Mandana Mishra with Adi Shankracharya, Mithila gave a lot to India. From vedic times (like Chhath Puja since Sat Yuga) to Ramayna (Treta Yuga), no part of Bharat can claim to be as ancient and as rich as Mithila had been. Mithila is older than Kannauaj itself, let alone Bihar, Bengal or Jharkhand for that matter. Even the renowned Nalanda university which was in South Bihar used to have more teachers from Mithila than the rest of the India. You can check the literary remainings in the newly constructed library there.
I doubt even the current generation of Mithila under Bihar Govt studies history of Mithila and reasons behind our culture that there was a time when even Bengali pandits and people from around east used to come Mithila to study Vedas and Tantra . It's Mithila who gave Durga Bhakti Tarangini which now Bengalis use for Durga Puja . From Kamakhya Devi Mandir in Assam to Kalighat in Kolkata, one can easily see the mithila influence. Even I have come to understand very recently as to why my parents used to teach me that our 'Kuula Devi' is Ma Bhagwati Kali.
Moreover, Mithila has abundance of rivers and fertile lands unlike South Bihar which face frequent droughts. Even the great Bengal Famine imposed by Britishers couldn't affect us much. Even today the lichis and makhanas are mostly produced in Mithila in India. But today, even the rest of the Bihar is ahead of us in terms of infrastructure, political representation, etc.
Things need to change and will change for sure. People who have left Mithila for education and job have started taking the first few steps on the ground.
As an Assamese I think Brajabuli language is beautiful . We people have songs in Brajavali called Borgeets written by Mahapurush Srimanta Sankardeva and Madhavdeva (The two Mahapurush who introduced Vaishnavism to the Assamese) . We people added our own accent in the language. Those Borgeets are mostly about Sri Krishna.
bihar worst state
If you have some links of some of the gems in borgeet, kindly share
@@nomadsland7195These three are my favorite 1) Hori Hey th-cam.com/video/zVySqfWLeZw/w-d-xo.html
2)Gopale ki goti koi le th-cam.com/video/0CAc6kEqEAw/w-d-xo.html
3)Keli kore th-cam.com/video/bEn_Fzdz5Ko/w-d-xo.html
Learning a lot about the diverse and beautiful culture of Assam from the Bengali perspective posted in this blessed region.
@@dibyendudasd4694 Thanks a lot ❤
Maithali is also the second most spoken mother tounge in Nepal🇳🇵
Nepali,Maithili, Urdu,ghorkha,, tribetian,rajbongshi,garo, also spoken in west bengal . bangla
@@gunja574Garo?
Brajawali is also used in Assam by Shankardev n Madhavedev.....they were also vaishnavite
I think our Brajavali is different from this language. And there is less emphasis on the lover aspect of Krishna like from Radha's perspective and more emphasis on servitude and seeking his shelter.
@@luit361 Yes Brajavali and Brajabuli are different, but both have developed from Maithili, both are literary forms of Maithili; one has an Assamese tinge to it while the other one has a Bengali tinge.
How does Sylheti language relates to this? Chaitanya Mohaprabhu's origin is Dhaka Dakshin in Sylhet. Radha Raman Datta has written and sang many songs in this language.
Krishna Prem is not only in Bengal history... It's in Assam, tripura, Manipur.... In entire east of India
Yes, I think somewhere in the narration he has mentioned that... The eastern India was sunken or drenched in Krishna Bhakti or Krishna Prem. The Eastern India then included, Bangladesh and our Northeast India also.
Thik bolechen
Odisha too!!! First work of krishna radha comes from jayadeva in Odisha
🕉Krishna prem is present in all Eastern India, including Assam 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Krishna Prem is dormant inside every living entity.
Don't you see how people (foreigners) who never knew about Lord Krishna, gave up everything within weeks and dedicated their lives to Lord Krishna?
When one chants Hare Krishna Mahamantra, And if he continues to chant, gradually he develops his dormant love of God. His heart will be cleansed of all dirty things, and gradually he will be freed from the material concept of life, and he will be joyful, and he will see everyone as sons of God, and then he will begin his loving transcendental service to Kṛṣṇa.
As a Bengali and student of Rabindra Sangeet this video is a gem for me. I remember singing one of the many Bhanusingher Padabali named "Shangana Gagane", its so beautiful and simplistic
Behad sundar video! I love the way you write your scripts, so beautiful. Growing up, whenever someone used 'shudh' hindi words, hamesha esa lagta tha ki they are trying too hard. But the way you knit them into your storytelling is effortless (also inspiring ngl).
Keep making videos on indian languages, love them!
I know what you mean - I feel the same which is why I like to pepper in English and Hindi. Many complain I use Hinglish but personally speaking like Brajabuli, Hinglish also combines a lot of beautiful things from each language. I'm happy you found it interesting :)
As a maithil, I want to thank you for making this video.. Last mein toh Rona aa gaya yaar.. Kya haal hai humare region ka these days ki kya hi batau.. 🤧
As a maithil, so much love and gratitude to you for bringing this unknown history to our lives ❤️🙏
BRAJABULI has a deep influence in assamese writtings too. Lord shrimamta shankarseva and Madhab deva used brojabuli to write assamese dramas and poems. So being an Assamese i would love to see a video on influence of brojabuli in Assam also....
Btw love this video ♥
This Brajabuli is different from our Brojabuli language that our Gurujona Srimanta Sankardev use to speak
@@theunknown6737 Are you sure? i think its the same. The Koch Bihar kingdom was in the vicinity so the language would have easily spread to lower Assam
Assam brajavali language mixture of maithali and assamese... different form maithali and Bengali mixture brajaboli
Assamese Brajabuli is created by Gurujana Srimanta Sankardev mixing Maithili and Assamese and then he created Ankiya Naats to spread it beyond the boundaries of then Greater Assam. When the Bhaona used to staged, people from different sects and places could get the meaning of the ‘Natya’s. Gurajana and then Madhavdev created Bor-geet to spread the words further. That Assamese Brajaboli is different from the Barabuli created in Bengal. As both the languages originated from Maithili and was created to enhance the Bhakti movement, sound similar in many part.
I am just left with no words. WHAT are you bro. The reserch, the topics and most importantly the intent. The intention of just being so passionate about sharing thus beautiful history. Complimenting you would never be enough. Please keep going. We need you, you are incredible and thank you so much for this
I'm from Assam. Our Guru Sankardeva wrote so many borgeets using Brajawali (ব্ৰজাৱলী) mixing Assamese and maithili❤️both of our gurus (Sankardeva and Madhadeva) wrote borgeets and culturally enriched us. Brajawali language has a special place in the hearts of assamese. We're emotionally, religiously, spiritually connected to this language. Wish you highlighted that point too ❤❤ much love.
I was expecting. He didn’t.
@@sarathi_barooa people are unaware of assam and it's culture. Most of them even think that we assamese are part of Bengali culture.
@@knowledgejunction4985 Nope man . Assamese sounds great and sharp . I'm Bengali. I love Oxomia .
Thanks
You are making me fall in love with Bengali again & again. I'm a bengali already ❤️
1% cultural artifacts lover may know this. but only this guy is courageous enough to make content over it and release. what a presentation man.
Mithila is one of the major languages in Nepal.
Even in Kathmandu, mithila culture had a lot of nfluence in Native culture.
Mithila is a region. Language is Maithili.
Same bro I'm from Terai living in Kathmandu.
Mithilanchal= bihar+jharkhand+Nepal (mithilanchal part distribute between this geographical parts )
Maithili is mother of bangla
@@jatinjha8 lol ur sure high how you sure Mithili mother is Bangla ? Is there any research done aur some kinda khayali pulav
@@voidninja9134 The culture of my Mithila is deteriorating due to vulgar hindi and bhojpuri songs. I'm a well travelled man and I can tell that our marriages are more ritualistically rigorous and humorous (abusing, name calling, etc) than those in any other places in India.
From verses like "Athithi devo bhawah" to debating like Mandana Mishra with Adi Shankracharya, Mithila gave a lot to India. From vedic times (like Chhath Puja since Sat Yuga) to Ramayna (Treta Yuga), no part of Bharat can claim to be as ancient and as rich as Mithila had been. Mithila is older than Kannauaj itself, let alone Bihar, Bengal or Jharkhand for that matter. Even the renowned Nalanda university which was in South Bihar used to have more teachers from Mithila than the rest of the India. You can check the literary remainings in the newly constructed library there.
I doubt even the current generation of Mithila under Bihar Govt studies history of Mithila and reasons behind our culture that there was a time when even Bengali pandits and people from around east used to come Mithila to study Vedas and Tantra . It's Mithila who gave Durga Bhakti Tarangini which now Bengalis use for Durga Puja . From Kamakhya Devi Mandir in Assam to Kalighat in Kolkata, one can easily see the mithila influence. Even I have come to understand very recently as to why my parents used to teach me that our 'Kuula Devi' is Ma Bhagwati Kali.
Moreover, Mithila has abundance of rivers and fertile lands unlike South Bihar which face frequent droughts. Even the great Bengal Famine imposed by Britishers couldn't affect us much. Even today the lichis and makhanas are mostly produced in Mithila in India. But today, even the rest of the Bihar is ahead of us in terms of infrastructure, political representation, etc.
Things need to change and will change for sure. People who have left Mithila for education and job have started taking the first few steps on the ground.
In India, we often use the term 'pure english', 'pure hindi'. It kinda implies that all other variations, mixture of language are somehow impure. But, when you try to understand the story of mix-languages, you realise the beauty of it. How it signifies 'sangam' of different cultures, people. How many love stories are hidden in these mixes. Often mix languages are created when both parents speak different language but children end up learning both languages.
Really love this diversity in India. So many stories and history hidden in everything.
It's not "pure" but "standardised"
I say textbook Hindi lol. No one uses that in real life though. Atleast not where I live.
Hindi is just a form of Urdu. How can it be pure ???
@@subhadeepdey9737 Hindi and Urdu are forms of Hindustani. In Hindi, Persian words were purged and replaced with Sanskrit terms and in Urdu the opposite was done. They added more Persian and Arabic words and made it a standard Urdu.
Hum tum jaise baat karte hai wo hindustani hai. Aur aise hi baat Pakistani bhi karte hai. But jab formal settings me hote hai, jaise textbooks me ya poems me ya new channelo me, waha standard firms use kiye jaate hai. DD Hindi and DD Urdu dekho. Samjh jaoge.
Thank you sir for this masterpiece
Those last lines touched so hard ❤️
Lots of love from Mithila (Darbhanga) ❤️
I feel very bad that very few people of Mithila know the script of their language many people don't know how to write in Mithila (Mithilakchar) they are losing their culture...
By the way there is hope that Mithila will rise again...
Lots of love to our Bangla brothers and sisters, Joy Bangla
Jai Mithila 🙌❤️
Same
Indeed we are brothers ❤.
I've always connected more with my friends from Mithila in college. One of them is from Nepal and four of them from Bihar.
In fact, I feel more sense of belonging with them than many of the Bengalis there.
I guess that's because I can speak the language that I spoke in my neighborhood, a Creole of Bangla, Maithili, Bhojpuri and Hindi.
I'm from Darbhanga, Bihar. I really want to thank you from bottom of my heart for showing our culture and language. The way you explained everything, especially the last few minutes of the video gave me goosebumps and I don't know how to thank you. Really appreciate your efforts.
But what the hell happened to Mithila? Why has everyone forgotten their culture? What did you guys get reduced to...
It's so sad, incredibly heartbreaking.
Coming from anyone, I’d be stunned by the sheer amount of research put into this exotic of a subject. It speaks volumes of your talent that we just expect it by now! Please keep them coming, frequncy is irrelevant when the wait produces such blinders.
Another video about the rich linguistic tradition of India, this time about one that we learned about in high school Bengali literature. And this song I’ve probably heard literally thousands of times! You could use the original melodious version sung by Subhamita Banerjee though, (probably didn’t due to copyright issues?) One small correction, the lyrics include ঘন নীপবন মাঝে (Ghana neepavana maajhe), not ঘনন পবন মাঝে (ghanana pavana maajhe).
And of course, the amazing story of how a teenage Tagore anonymously bamboozled the litterateurs of Bengal, by constructing a whole book of poetry in this soulful language. We can only observe Tagore’s calibre through myriads of his creation, we may never know.
Wonderful ❤
I'm a Maithil from Darbhanga, thanking you for this beautiful display of Maithili and Bangla creation 🎉💮❇️
It was really a pleasure to watch this
I am from mithila region and it is sad to see the culture is getting lost as people are generally moving out of here and also many people don't even know about it now
This channel has proved that quality matters way above quantity.
As a teenager, I am keen to know various cultures around me :)
And it's really sad to see that modern day singers from the blessed land of Bihar have degraded it's prestigious culture. 😔
Thank you for this amazing video :D
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Proud to be Maithil
Love from JanakpurDham Nepal, The capital city of Mithila
I really do not have words to describe how beautiful this video was. Right from the beginning when Ashris starts his narration it feels so soothing as if this whole video was no less than a lullaby to my ears. Then comes the highly deep research presented in such simple visuals and data that my brain feels like a sponge that absorbs all of it so effortlessly. The whole video just feels like a melodious song with impactful lyrics that my heart does not want to end. Looking forward to experience much more similar content from your side.❣
Being a Maithlani(female Maithil) it literally touched the core of my heart. Maithli is the sweetest language of whole world.
If you will get to see the fight within two females here, you will not believe it's a fight going on.
This is the sweetness of our language.
अंत में बस एतबे कहब जे हमरा गर्व ऐ जे हम मैथिल छी 🙏
जय जनकनंदिनी जानकी जी 🙏
जय मिथिला 🙏
जय मैथली ❤️
I agree ,people may claim that Bengali is the sweetest language, but I have had the opportunity of having at least a dozen maithil friends, and fun part was at one point our conversations were pretty funny. they would speak in Maithili and I in Bengali and we would both understand each other. Seems funny but it's true.
And I understood then where the sweetness of Bengali comes from.
Marathi is the sweetest langauge in the world even Telugu and Malayalam are sweeter than mithili
@@gauravnarodey8021naah! Marathi is not sweet it's spicy language. It has it own taste and believe me it has its own uniqueness - it can't be compared with eastern languages.
Bengali is the sweetest language in the world
The combination of two sweet language Bagla and Maitheli naturally gave birth to this sweetest, stylish language Brajbuli. It is like I am pampering my heart and mind when it is entering through my ear.
I am great admirer of Bhanusingher Padabali as a was a student of Rabindrasangeet. We did so many performance on it.
Very nice efforts of you
Thank you so much. And at the end we all Indian specially Indians from East India really need to rejuvenate our culture, our history. Bihar, Jharkhand, Bengal, Orissa, Assam Manipur ...we all have great legacy which is get destroyed gradually
I am an Assamese. Mahapurush Srimanta Sankardev propagated Neo-Vaishnavism in Assam. He wrote the Ghoshas, Geets and Natyas in Brajawali language.
It is the language of Bhakti in Assamese society.
When I chose Maithili as a compulsory language subject in 10th class then I knew the sweet connection between Maithili and Bangla and the role of Mahakavi Vidyapati behind this connection but For the first time I knew about this language Brajaboli ❤️
Can relate so much about the last part, being Marathi, I am eagerly waiting for upliftment of eastern India & UP. Will eagerly contribute too.
the ammount of research this man has done for Bengali culture and literature will certainly ashame lot many of well learned Bengali! Kudos man
I think he has a crush on Bengalis 😂,see all his videos
Being A Maithil I Felt The Connection Between Maithili And Bengali Language But Never Knew About Brajbuli .
Thanks For Making This Video.
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You are just a gem to speak about those topics which are not talked a lot. Coming from a Maithil family, i never knew these great details. Thanks for sharing your research in this beautiful video 🙂
I don't know you in person, but from your love for literature, ideology about Tagore and also the way you present your works - you somehow feel very familiar, very much an extended version of myself. Your contents, your interests and taste in art genres matches exactly with mine.
I was also once in this journey to find about Brajabuli a couple years ago which exact road you took for this video.
All I wanna say is Thank you. Thanks for letting me know that there are other people who also feels deeply about Tagore and care about these delicacies (you know how hard it is to find people like this).
Awesome video
Can you please do a video on the North eastern languages, maybe on the Vaishnav literature of Assam and Manipur. It would be great, since we know very little about the North eastern literature.
Being a Bengali, emotional by your informative enlightening content, Love from Bangladesh 🥺❤
Even the scripts of Bengali, Assamese and Manipuri are derivatives of Mithilakshar(the script of Mithila). The scripts of Tibet and Ladakh are also inspired from this script. Probably due to the influence of Boudh Dharma from this land.
This gifted land was the starting point of the primitive Ganga Delta. A centre of human political power and intellectual effervescence. Undoubtedly the centre of not only India, but the world for at least one millennium.
do you think you can suggest some good books to read about the Maithili language and culture? But please, suggest some translated works...
Wtf... manipuri has their own script which is known as Meitei mayek ...do some research before writing anything ..
@@M.thounaojam The Maithili Script (erroneously called Bengali-Assamese Script in Manipur) was in Manipur all this while.
Starting from 2021, Meitei script (officially known as Meitei Mayek) was officially used by the Government of Manipur, along with the Bengali-Assamese script, to write the Meitei language, as per "The Manipur Official Language (Amendment) Act, 2021".
Would you believe me if I said the song "Bahu Manaratha" is also my Grandma's ringtone? She's a huge fan of Rituparno Ghosh's direction much like myself. Thank you for recognizing the beauty of this song and most importantly, the heavenly beauty of Lord Krishna. Immense love from Bengal!!
I’m a Bengali musician….your video touched the soul man
The moment you mentioned Bhanusingh I instantly remembered all those Rabindro Sangeet classes I had attended. Never knew that Brajaboli was a separate language rather I used to think it was a rudimentary or raw version of Bangla.
Huge respect 🙏
It was so informative and beautiful. As a bengali my respect and admiration for Maithili language and Bihar grew 100 fold. Thank You for your work. Keep it up.🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
I didn’t know much about brajabuli. But after watching your video I keep thinking about enormous opportunities of creating new songs in this language. I don’t know why our lyricists, atleast those who write songs in classical tone, are not thinking about this. These languages shouldn’t be forgotten. It is probably the best Indian language to compose songs in.
As a Bengali young boy , I saw Rituparna Ghosh being trolled in bengal. After being an adult & started understanding life & art.
I feel so ashamed. Rituparna Ghosh is way ahead of his/her time. 😊
Thank you so much brother for sharing.
Don't know how many tears I drank when you were talking about Krishna or when any song was playing.
Literally, The most important discovery of my life was your channel...
As a Bengali...i accept that brajabuli truly sounds melodious ❤....no wonder why Bengali sounds sweet...brajabuli and maithili has a great impact in Bengali ❤❤❤
I don't know any of the language you mentioned, and it makes me think how ignorant I've been of the diversities of my country. You inspire me to read more Indian literature and celebrate the diverse cultures of India. Keep growing brother 💯
where are you from that you dont know of Bengali?