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In this episode, I talk about emotions, feelings and the importance of sharing them. For the longest time, we have been conditioned to be a certain way, have been taught to behave and react that have been different from our reality. This episode is an attempt to encourage and normalise emotions in all genders and age groups. I call it spilling the beans and not for the negative meaning it has but to spill what we feel, the bottled feelings because what you feel is normal and so is your pain. It is okay.
Music label - Saregama
In this episode, I talk about the blockbuster hit film Guide that was released in the year 1965, starring Dev Anand and Waheeda Rehman. I share interesting facts about the movie as planned for in episode 6.
The song Waha Kaun Tera Musafir is based on the Bengali song 'Dur Kon Porobashi' which was composed and sung by him.
Music label - Saregama
In this episode, I share a childhood story of me wanting to eat a spoon full of cocoa powder. I talk about food and how some just taste better when that one person makes it. Next, I play a song from the film 'Andaz' 1972 (Music label Saregama) and finally talk about hit cinema jodis and our ideas about life, relationships etc.
Note - The song has a variation in volume and quality even though it was recorded right. So please adjust it while listening to it.
In this episode of Life ek Fisalpatti, I share a rare occurrence, something I experienced a while back, something I've seen only in movies. I then play 2 songs with the same tune but in different languages, one in Bengali and the other in Hindi, both sung by the same singer.
Song 1 - Na Jeo Na - movie unknown, music label unknown
Song 2 - O Sajana Barkha Bahar Aayi - Parakh 1960 (Music label Saregama)
I try and translate the first song a little for you and share my favourite Bengali word "pakhee" which means chidiya/bird
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