chal gori

[pankaj65able]

real nagpuri songs

[pankaj65able]

apna jharkand ki shaan hai



[pkkar123]

it is actually fusion,,,this sweet language ot dilect came into existence some around 150 years ago... the tribals from Nagpur (present Jharkhand) and Bihar were hired by British to work in Tea Gradens.. the dilect called "Bagani" actually mixture of Nagpuri, Bhojpuri and Assamese, little bit Bengli...

[bajemon]

@pkkar123 Correct..there is something sexy abouit this dialect :-)

[atadda]

re buddhu this is assamese song not bhojpuri

[0530497610]

abdul nazam

[narzi2323]

this is not exactly bhojpuri.........

[imartificial]

@narzi2323 i come to know this is a language of assam. i dont know assami language and this language is very similar to bhojpuri of my village. so i thought its also a kind of vojpuri. sorry for that.

[jackshibuya]

this is a mix of assamese,chota nagpuri and santhali, spoken by the people who work in tea gardens of assam.they came from jharkhand and chota nagpur to assam about 110 years back

[dwivedipuneet]

its the language spoken in Assam Tea Garden Community........nice song...just love it

[kallanyadav]

very nice song , a bit different bhojpuri from awadh and purvanchal , though very sweet

[sharminislamsorkar]

is bhojpuri in bangladesh ,,,dis sound sooo bangla

[cshkhr]

this sis not bhojpuri song... upload may forgot that such a beautiful song cant in bihar.........

[rinku781007]

this song is real kool,i dont know exectly the song but sounds very energetic

[sandro78535]

are goru kewldood this is not assamese its labour song understood.....

[DipayanDewan]

You know! this song is near to me! It makes me feel something different. It take me somewhere else....

[kewldood]

this is Assamese not bhojpuri song!the tea garden laborers were brought from places like MP, Orissa etc to assam by british. the present identity of these labourers is assmese and their language is a mixture of assamese, oriya, bengali and hindi with heavily towards assamese. the actors in this video are renown artists from assam. the singer is also assamese.

[vic100001]

i like dis song i like 1 mre song which is najaba its an assamese song i dont rem d singers name or the album if anyone has this video plz upload it i rly want to see d video

[LAKOPUNJABI]

this song isnt bhojpuri or any bihari language it is Assamese a few states away!

[ashu126]

Hey, can someone please upload Hariya re Hariya re from the same album? The whole album was superd.

[asharan2006]

Its in Nagpuri language of Jharkhand

[PeepBeau]

Bingo! Nagpuri dialect of Chhota Nagpur/Jharkhand area. You are absolutely right. There they use Bangla script to write at times as the Santhals do.

Some may say it's Assamese, but it isn't so. The dialect of the tea plantation labourers in Assam have similar accent and many common words, but it is heavily laden with Assamese vocabulary. Similarly, tea plantation labourers in south Assam/Bangladesh speak in a dialect that sound exactly the same but has Bangla words incorporated.

[PeepBeau]

It must be noted that the Britishers brought the labourers from Santhal/Chhota Nagpur area over 100 years back and continued to do so till the mid-20th Century.

[Borkotoky]

whatever language it is it sound

[uddiptab]

It's not Bhojpuri. It's the language spoken by the people of Assam tea gardens.

[PeepBeau]

No, I have explained the confusion in my reply comment on asharan2006's above. Check it out.

[champdani85]

remaining this  song so sensful nice song

[erasmus96]

is this bhojpuri???? i dont thnk so

[manastarai07]

very nice melodius song

[GKumari]

aha... daule geet.. tara this is not proper tharu.. tharu bhasa sanga milna khojeko cha tara its sounds more like hindi..

[jamuna101]

I LOVE THIS SONG,, i first heard it in nepal,, an i loved it.. thanks for up loading,, the wordings of this song is soo beautiful,, kaske daul geet sunte daule lagai...