Atop the rocks of Ramanagaram where Gabbar Singh‘s laughter sent a shiver down the spines of Sholay-watchers, the three colours flutter.
Atop the rocks of Ramanagaram where Gabbar Singh‘s laughter sent a shiver down the spines of Sholay-watchers, the three colours flutter.
And atop the Lal Chowk, a green flag flutters…
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/JK_Tricolour_at_8am_separatist_flags_at_4pm/articleshow/3369371.cms
Churmuri, thats legit is it not?
What/where is Ramanagaram? Churumuri, please change it before G3S personally comes down to strangle you.
Arre O sambha, kitne aadmi the re?
Please correct Samba to Sambha. These were the lines my generation grew up listening to and practicing. Please pronounce them in the original way, unless of course you wished to reenact Gabbar as a southerner now. :)
Pankaj Mohan,
What correct english spelling for samba? Mac mohan himself will not know how to spell it in English.
This is a blog in the english alphabet. Not pali or prakrit. If you are a guggu (simpleton – what would you call it? dehati?) thats your problem.
“This is a blog in the english alphabet. Not pali or prakrit. If you are a guggu (simpleton – what would you call it? dehati?) thats your problem.”
Anonymous Guy, what is guggu? Heard for the first time. You have problems reading through a simple message I wrote – and it was written in correct English I suppose, so guess who could be the true dehati here.
For others: My message carried appreciation for Sholay, and to whoever posted the image of Ramanagaram rocks. Sholay had a profound effect on the generation I grew with, and that missing “h” in Samba, somehow lessens the impact of Amjad’s character in the movie. No offense meant. I thought, my message would not even get noticed.
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Btw, are there no simpletons in (non-Pali non-Prakrit) southern India? And contrary to whatever simpleton may stand for, Dehatis are mostly very sensible people. They fool around only once reaching the cities; could be due to urban influence.
I was just saying you are a guggu. Not about north and south.
You dont know what a guggu is? Look in the mirror lol.
Anonymous Guy, you are inconsequential. How could being the anonymous person you are, you be allowed to have significance…lol. I do not like getting into such frivolous arguments. If you meant Gujju, then better spell it correctly. And what has it got to do with being a Dehati or not, and this or that? It looks, you have a huge misconception about their abilities. I’m basically from North India, having lived in Ahmedabad since the age of three. Have recently started calling myself a Pukka Gujju, knowing well how nicely they treated me and I should at least payback in this manner. Indians have an age old habit of not assimilating with (and even making out jokes about) the cultures and places – within and outside the nation – they migrate to.
Guggu andhre gothilva Pankaj Mohan? :) Keep wondering. hehe.
Anonymous Guy, if that is a bad word, you are a moron to have attempted to speak like that. If not, I’m equally brainless and idiot to have come to such conclusions.
And I feel handicapped for the first time for not knowing any of the South Indian languages. I have learnt Gujarati, the language of my adopted state, but it proves insufficient. I’ll join in the laughter though, since A Guy is happier after calling me guggu etc. :)
A’ Guy, let me end this discussion with following remarks. One doesn’t expect to be spoken in a language they may not know in a decent forum like Churumuri. My non-Kannada identity is well written in each of my posts. My confusion between guggu and Gujju was due to the same belief, that you will follow this simple Internet rule. Also, your attempt of targeting my simple request to change Samba to Sambha with words like guggu/simpleton/ dehati (don’t know else you have written now) seemed unnecessary. Anyway, I find race, religious, regional and linguistic fun more detestable compared to personal targeting. After getting over with the guggu-Gujju confusion, I don’t mind be a guggu, if it pleases you now. Take care.
Pankaj Mohan,
Guggu is just an endearing term for a guy doesnt understand something.
“Ashtu gothilva, guggu kano neenu.”
“Dont know even that, you are a guggu”.
Maybe roughly translated to hindi it could be bhola (in the sense of bholaram etc.). Nothing mean.
Not knowing kannada is no big deal – many kannadigas in Bangalore seem to get on fine without knowing/caring much about it :)
Hmm,
Maybe I shouldnt have called you a guggu. Pekra is more closer. Yes – you are a pekra.
That’s ok, A’ Guy…call me pekra, guggu whatever :)
I don’t mind it. The similarities between guggu and Gujju was the chief reason I became too attentive towards this thread.
(One of my earlier messages – still under moderation – gets obsolete now. Nothing much was written there. Nothing much should be read into it either. Churumuri, why this mix-up keeps occurring?)
That Gabbar is dead. Now there are hundreds of Babbars more cruel than Gabbar. Still, good to see national flag fluttering atop Ramanagara.
One question: where or what is this RAMANAGARAM?? r u by any chance referring to our very own Ramanagara? pls use the Kannada names as theey are.. don’t try to tamilise or sanskritise the Kannada names for places… it’s not fair
Looks like I have two more people supporting me in my campaign to eradicate Ramanagaram :)
Please sir, it is Ramanagara.
yes :) ellaruu support maDthivi… aadre nodi ee blog nouru maathra ond salanuu reply maaDilla
I don know anything abt the place, but i am very curious to know what is so special abt Ramanagara?
(samba –or– sambha)
pankaj mohan!! listen brother
get a life
why fight for an ‘h’
u gonna gain nothng
instead find urself a person who will teach you that life is not about an ‘h’
i seriously think ull be happy if you let people describe things their own way
byee (no offense)