Originally she had just said she is excited about this song coming today and she is lucky or blessed or something to sing with Sonu Nigam sir. And then thanked Jitul Boro, the lyricist and a couple of others. But she only tagged Sonu Nigam and Jitul Boro. This is not exact but more or less the gist. It was a very short post, like something she would have typed out on her own.
Originally posted by: niyati13
Hope to have a reel from Aru on Dholida ..with steps.
You need to go and teach her! She may not know garbaa. Wouldn't even have heard of "hinch".
Originally posted by: Realityshow
No wonder she posts these things past midnight. Bright girl.
I think I know what may have happened.
Someone must have called to say, this is wrong poster. Plus this post does not include name of some small time flunk at line 11......Please repost.
She must have said "enough"! , deleted the post and posted whatever they sent to her.
Just retained the 'Sir' respectfully after Sonu's name.
Yes I think so too.
Originally posted by: Realityshow
HR, actually uploaded the clip again with some Rangolis floating around!
https://youtu.be/89YRoqAXDCk
1. As far as I know there is no connection of Rangoli with Navaratri - more of a Diwali - New Year thing. HR is Gujarati - he should know!
2. Mitwa spelt as "Mithwa" with an h? Did they get this captioning work done in South India? 😆
Pity. Her previous post was so much warmer and pleasing.
Originally posted by: niyati13
There r n number of versions in hindi..even few remix versions of the original in Gujarati
I don't remember having heard this folk song much. Is it actually popular in the strictly traditional garbaa in Vadodara?
Originally posted by: PV_IFhandle
1. As far as I know there is no connection of Rangoli with Navaratri - more of a Diwali - New Year thing. HR is Gujarati - he should know!
2. Mitwa spelt as "Mithwa" with an h? Did they get this captioning work done in South India? 😆
We can ask ArunitHa experts here 🤣🤣🤣
As I said above, I think that was self composed. This one is typical corporate PR type language.
Originally posted by: PV_IFhandle
As I said above, I think that was self composed. This one is typical corporate PR type language.
Self or Didi composed. 😃
I think self. It sounded like something she would say - based on what we have heard in all her interviews so far.
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