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if you go to wikipaedia and type in search 'Indo-Greeks' it shows why northern indians and Pakistanis are so alike with greeks as Greeks have been living mainly around the Punjabi area for around 200 years and over 35 Greek Kings ruled in that region

Ancient Greek philosopher Epictetus “All religions must be tolerated....... for......... every man must get to heaven in his own way.”

really good, always knew there were connections between Greece & India as in late 50s my parents would take us kids to watch Hindi films at the Greek cinema.We were too young to read Greek subtitles&did not know Hindi but we followed the story as expressions, music, dance and story line were so f...

this is what happens when two ancient civilisations bring together their music and make a great masterpiece

great Indian Greek wedding (boy Greek and girl Indian)

really liked this! my daughter had to wear a big Cross on her blouse to show she is not Muslim as she did not mind Asian as long they did not mind she was Christian haha.I suppose we Greeks vary fm dark to blonde as we r ancient race of 3,000 years of travelling haha

beautiful song with photos giving justice to the great actors and actresses in the film industry. India is so fortunate to be gifted with them and the great story tellers & film makers who make it possible to bring delight in our lives with tears and laughter and most of all hope for the future....

truly admire the British author who turned down offers fm prestigious film makers including Hollywood & gave her best seller book to the Greek TV producers for a fraction of the price. She wanted to give something back to the people and land she came to love and even gave a personal touch to the...

may be small film but with a lot of meaning.

can't wait to come back summertime here. thank you for making me feel I am back home and seeing everyone including my gifted cousin George singing and nephew Kyriakos on the violin. bless you

bless u my darling cousin and nephew, may you continue singing our songs to bring back life to our land. love

Bless you cousin with your son with his violin. so glad you are writing songs and singing them. All we need now to find all those old songs sang in Koulentia from our elders to complete our heritage. hope to see you summer again this year. love from Manchester

great song!!!! opa! opa! love from Greece

@madislycos by the way, who was your grandfather, and which city in Australia were you as I saw many relatives in Melbourne and Sydney before I embarked with my dad for Greece many years ago.My mum and brothers still live in Adelaide. My genos is Kontakos like the singer who sings this song.

truly soul soothing, people forget he is a human with the same faults as all but was given a God given gift that he shared with the world, but sometimes with fame comes a heavy price.May he rest in peace.

bravo my darling cousin George singing our lovely Monemvasia with your son Kyriakos playing the violin. Our land will never change no matter how they try to bring in progress which is deep down regression. Love you and miss you all. Bless you my family who have remained in Greece, our hearts will...

Very beautiful song , I still think of all those songs that hv been lost. Theia Kostoula & Theia Eleni still remember many. Filia. your cousin Popi tou Nikou

@kareempo no one has ever realised yanni is greek which means his music is our heritage as Greece was the bridge connecting Asia and Europe as our civilisation was vast incl Asia Minor (today Turkey)

@DabbooRatnani this is proof what a talented person Dabboo is. Not only creative and a lot of patience. I thank him for showing to the young it is not just all glamour but hard work and dedication which has earned the respect he has to his fellow artists.

@AllforMaheshBabu thank u so much for Engish subt,am Greek & hv watched many Indian films fm little girl in Greek cinema fm 50s & know real talent when I see it & Mahesh has it.Thanks for showing there r more than just Hindi films in India which we do not know of & pls show rest of Bobby with sub...

@INDIEGITAL just press the box next to 360p on the bottom right so it turns read and u see the white letters 'cc' in the red box. then it will be with english subtitles. most indian films today use it to help us watch which is kind of the uploaders

if u want more evidence that Greeks did exist for over 200 years in India go to wikipaedia and type 'Indo Greeks' and read all with coins and writing the Greeks left behind where ever we have gone and also our 'indo greek kindom' that is why we hv so much love for the Indian films as we can feel...

IF YOU ARE A STAR-This that’s happening to me I am so afraid to say it/my wounded heart let it be true that I am living./Let love be the true cause&reason in these eyes I see the love I will find//If you are a star whose light will bring into my empty life never extinguish never leave me never le...

Free translation:Madhubala,my sweet love,how I long yu come back to me,

Fm when I lost yu I am crumbling,I call out yr name with pain,Madhubala,Madhubala//With tearful eyes I roam the streets,A lost love I yearn to find,A lost love I yearn to find//K¡Let me just see u once&then let me die,my da...

@bossyboots55 even Salman Kahn felt insulted films being called Bollywood&wondered where it derived fm . I explained wikipaedia states it derives from films made in Bombay (Mumbai)&there is also Tollywood you can look up in wikipaedia which got Salman even more furious haha. The Greeks do not kno...

@rajeshkhilari it makes sense, coz if you see pictures of Greeks they look so much with most of the actos we see in films. even our expressions and body movements are the same. real weird, you don't have to understand the language to understand what they are expressing & some words actually r sam...

if u seek the truth look in wikipaedia Indo-Greek Kingdom and you will find even today old Greek coins are being found all over India and pottery and other artifacts. Greeks were called Yavani (ionions). The Kalash people look like my people but don't forget Ancient Greece covered a wide area.