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  • Chun chun ka murabba ?

    From amjadali4297117@gmail.com@21:1/5 to raj...@gmail.com on Tue Feb 25 06:14:23 2020
    On Friday, 8 February 2008 23:04:28 UTC+5, raj...@gmail.com wrote:
    In one of the songs of Kishore Kumar sings
    ' chun chun ka muraba ' What does it mean ?
    Any help please . I do not recollect the mukhda .

    r

    It mean that you collect few useless things

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  • From Reza Haider@21:1/5 to maild...@yahoo.com on Sun Aug 28 04:30:43 2022
    On Saturday, February 9, 2008 at 3:01:19 PM UTC+3, maild...@yahoo.com wrote:
    It was quite a common low-level 'Gaali' used by Punjabi
    folks (Rajendra Krishan was one of them)
    We also use it to classify a film actor who Always-Weeping roles, like
    A K Hangal, Manmohan Krishan
    Sudhir

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    kcp wrote:
    On Feb 9, 10:41 am, maildrop...@yahoo.com wrote:
    'Choon Choon Ka Murabba' implies non-stop cry baby

    Sudhir

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    rajk...@gmail.com wrote:
    On Feb 8, 4:23�pm, uzx <u...@kuchhnahin.com> wrote:
    rajk...@gmail.com wrote:

    In one of the songs of Kishore Kumar �sings
    ' chun chun ka muraba ' What does it mean ?
    Any help please . I do not recollect the mukhda .

    r

    The phrase ' chuuN chuuN kaa marabbaa' comes in his song:
    'chup ho jaa amiiroN ke ye sone kii gha.Dii hai'

    Oh! Thanks - if it a phrase then it has a different meaning .
    Please let me know .

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    I dont know if I am wrong but Kishore ( Rajendra Krishna ) meant - a
    person without proper identity

    kcp
    this is not gali

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