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Lush yellow mustard fields, girls dressed in brightly coloured salwar kameezes singing "Ghar aaja pardesi tera des bulaye….." a scene straight from Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge.
Archive 2007-07-01 Jyothsna 2007
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Lush yellow mustard fields, girls dressed in brightly coloured salwar kameezes singing "Ghar aaja pardesi tera des bulaye….." a scene straight from Dilwale Dulhaniya Le Jayenge.
Makki di roti and sarson da saag Jyothsna 2007
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Gauhar danced to the beats of "Piya tu ab to aaja" so hard last week that a shard of shattered glass wounded her leg.
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Aaja aaja crooned by Raghubir Yadav, Ajay Jhingran and Rajneesh, is an amalgamation of folk influences with western orchestration.
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So what I've done for Milan's cabaret is to incorporate just a bit of RD's 'Piya to ab to aaja' from 'Caravan' and 'Duniya mein logon ko' from 'Apna Desh'.
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Drag to Playlist madam chod bularo na aaja khadi hai tayar safari (karmbir fozi)
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February 23rd, 2010 MUMBAI - Ekta Kapoor has chosen Gauhar Khan as the new-age Helen to dance on the popular cabaret number "Piya tu ab to aaja" in her upcoming venture "Once Upon A Time in Mumbai".
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Uploaded: 2010-06-27 madam chod bularo na aaja khadi hai tayar safari (karmbir fozi) madam chod bularo na aaja khadi hai tayar safari (karmbir fozi)
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Mumbai, Feb 23 (IANS) Ekta Kapoor has chosen Gauhar Khan as the new-age Helen to dance on the popular cabaret number "Piya tu ab to aaja" in her upcoming venture "Once Upon A Time in Mumbai".
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March 20th, 2009 at 4: 38 am Said: where is my post??? mero reply khoi? hijo tiyo aaja chanina???
madmouth commented on the word aaja
The call to come, a stand-by of women's songs and the by-word for female longing. It's suffused with centuries of women's plaints: the circumscribed woman and her freely wandering lover.
One hears it in men's music as well, but it's rarer and--though by no means devoid of emotion--not as effective.
June 25, 2009