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Uploaded by on Feb 12, 2007

Maachis song

The Post 1984 era of terror, government brutality and armed police forces playing havoc in Punjab.

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  • @dudecomeon100 The song shows that you can 'enjoy' even the worse moments life throws at you. The characters has lost everything for a cause, still singing, strolling through the hills, calmly pursuing their goals :)

  • they dont make these kinda songs anymore..all we have now is same old bhangra in every bloody movie...

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  • Bleeding wound will always bring memories never to be forgotten!

  • @TOOLOW4ZERO @jschanna I am not trying to pick up a textual fight here but I am fully aware that my remarks are quite political in nature.

  • @TOOLOW4ZERO @jschanna

    How much it pains when you remember your people who were killed, raped and massacred but not once we think about others who are in the same situation due to state atrocities. I am of course talking about places like J & K and eastern parts of India where people are killed mercilessly on daily basis. And deep in our hearts we know that reasons are only political and power driven. Just reflect on it once.

  • nice ,very beautiful lyrics!!

    

  • nice song

  • feels awesome..everytime I listen it...

    

  • kk ...

  • nice melody songs thanx to Gulzar sahab

  • @mithileshloveskaitru Gulzar saab still writes occasionally...

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