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| mysterious gurl |
Posted
on 12-Feb-04 06:56 PM
Recalling my childhood days is my favorite pastime. I enjoy sitting in my room alone with my eyes closed, capturing faded images of my early days. No wonder, those were the precious moments that will always remain safeguarded in my heart.
During those days, we did not get opportunity to be selective like the children of these days. We were compelled to enjoy within ourselves. We did not have Playstations, no video games at all, no sky channels, personal cell phones, personal computers, or Internet chat rooms. We had friends! We went outside and played our favourite “Ghwain” or gatta or dori or chor police or lukamari . We would enjoy eating jeri and swaari on Saturday mornings. We did not have known or seen hamburgers. Local hajams were our beauty parlours and we would design our own haircuts. Nepal bandhs were unheard of and meen pachaas ko bida were the only longest breakouts. We would just pass our bidas by lying in the sun, eating bhogates and playing with neighbourhood children. While girls would enjoy playing their favourite bhada kuda, boys would be enjoying with guccha, khopis and dandibiyo.
When NTV started, I remember waiting anxiously for my favorite cartoons those time, barba papa. Chakrabyu, tadako basti, nimitta nayak are special because they remind me of the days when the televison was brought in our home. We would talk endlessly about those serials in our classrooms, assuming what will happen in the next part. Kicchu dada, Deepak Thapa, BMX khukuri were the most popular names in our gossips.
Another thing that I constantly remember is my brother’s obsession for Guccha and kites those days. They used to sit ceaselessly in front of it and count them several times a day. I still remember my parents shouting at them for not doing their home works or not revising their lessons, while they would be busy putting majha in the thread of their lattai, to prove themselves powerful in the battle of kite flying, shouting “changa chait”.
Turning back and memorizing the former days leaves a smile in my face. Many interests and hobbies and many passions have passed through me. Those were my childhood days, where life was only lived for fun and enjoyment. Were those the good old days? Yes, indeed. Yes, those were the good old days, but long gone……..
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| oys_chill |
Posted
on 12-Feb-04 07:43 PM
Mysterious gal,
Thanx for reviving such vivid and powerful memories of childhood. for sometime I felt I was trapped into some trance reading your memories. I must say I can relate to every thing you jus recalled. We live in very different times now. It is pretty sad that all those games and series we were part of will never be seen again in our neighborhoods.
Having more than one sister, hesitantly I would often take part in their games...be it ghwain, Gatta, or being dulaha in their khyal khyal ko bihe with next door neighbors. WE'd sometimes do banbhoj in bari, or jado ma aago tapdai ghost stories. Besides jerri n swaari, Chiso chiso katara ko DAHI was delicious too :). Though I wasn't much of a guccha player, we played a lot of seven stones and lukamari. I remember the first day when we got TV in the house, watching even "sadhana sangam" with great interest. Watching mahabharat and ramayan with family and some neighbors was something I always looked forward to. Besides the cartoons, there were english serials like The night rider, street hawk, air wolf, dempsey and makepice and our ever so dreaded "DR WHO"
I don't know about nepali actors but I believe Bhuwan KC is the only evergreen superstar of Nepal, and I must confess "Samjhana" has been my foremost favourite movie of all times :). I remember getting black nuk from Asan to fight Panjabi's dreaded dhagos during those beautiful autumn days. Recently my friend wrote that, there're hardly any kites in sky even in Dashain. HOw about making those beautiful autographs, and those ever endearing phrases like :
Make new friends, but don't forget old
because new is silver, old is gold ;) aah. Memories those memories!
Disclaimer: Being from handigaon, do you know whereabouts of dakyy these days?
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| mysterious gurl |
Posted
on 12-Feb-04 09:27 PM
Thanks Oys for adding extras in my memory. Yes I now remember watching mahabharat and ramayan without blinking my eyes and I was also a regular viewer of all the english serials like The night rider, street hawk, dempsey and makepice. DR WHO, wow...even now my blood chills , those days it was a masterpiece! Remember that bike of Street Hawk and that amazing car of night rider!!!!
Actually Oys, I am a great fan of your writings in the memory lane and I must confess your writings inspired me to write these pieces. Anyway, it looks from our postings that we relate to all the things of those days.
Yes I also heard there're hardly any kites in sky these days. I feel sorry to the current generations who will miss such golden things. Let "Changa chait" echo in the sky not become a history!!!
And making autographs, asking to write T.C at the end ( where I would always write best actor jeetendra and best actress jaya prada....ehehe) and those popular phrases, its all making me nostalgic.....
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| nepali_girl |
Posted
on 15-Feb-04 05:31 PM
MG...
how abt ...how u felt like when u had ur first crush then:P..just curious!!!!
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| mysterious gurl |
Posted
on 15-Feb-04 05:45 PM
Nepali girl, shall i say it first crush or what.... but u know in later years there was this group NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK, remember it???......yes me and my friends were fan of Jonathan Knight of this group. Ha ha.....now it seems funny!!
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| KALANKISTHAN |
Posted
on 15-Feb-04 09:02 PM
Mysterious girl's memory is deadlier than Oys's memory???.. :P
Dayummm girl, you know it all you remember it all ... eh... what about Miami Vice??? You refreshed my memory oooh.. haha.. I remember, Once We were watching Miami Vice on NTV. It used to start at 8:00 PM. My parnets wanted to watch some hindi serial "Jeevan Rekha" on Doordarshan, which used to start at 8:15. So my parents told us to go to sleep since we were not letting them change the channel... Pissed, I went upstairs and pulled the cable wire which disconnected the "booster" from Antenna.. :P --- what about A TEAM? I was crazy about it... and Mr. T ;P I wanted to have that mohican hair style. ;) Remember Mr. Fatte? :P oooh, those were the days. :P
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| mysterious gurl |
Posted
on 15-Feb-04 11:18 PM
Thanks kalanki, so you also belong to our group hai!! Ya ya .. Miami vice was also there hai....ehehehe so you did mischievous things just to watch it..... C'mon write more of our time......what about your ashique hairstyle and gals going ga ga over you......
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| Epiphany |
Posted
on 16-Feb-04 04:28 AM
Lolz... guys you just made me take a huge step back to my childhood...
when I was a kid, I couldn't wait to get older, to be a part of those grown up stuff; thought it was real cool. How I wish now to be a kid again!!
Myst gurl , my fav cartoon was barba papa too..." barba fall papa...nananana... Did you miss that?" I loved this line... I still repeat this ' did you miss tht' line... dont know why but it was the most funny and interesting line for me during my barba papa fan period.
and yeah Dr Who... ohhhhhhh I used to have my eyes fixed on tv and later on all the pain would have to be coped by my older bro. I'd knock on his door at night and plead him to take me in coz I dare not sleep alone... those lil spaces in the window and the dim Zero watt light...ohhhhhh scary.... in the morning, my brother always used to raise hell, it used to take me ages to figure out why.. and the reason, well ! at night when i used to plead him, I'd plead him like " dada malai hajur ko khutta ma bhaye pani sutaishyo na..." in the morning, my khutta used to be on his nose...
street hawk ra night rider and how could you guys forget about "Flash" my favorite one? NKOTB.. owww yeah!! they rocked.. at least for me they really did back then.
changa ko ta kura nagaraun... dada udaune ma tyo water tank thattaune... coz he used to make me do tht... but tht was the fun part... I loved it when he used to make me shout... ratooooooo dharke dhaagoooooo chhoooodd... dhaago nabhaye tuppi chhoodddddd... oh my gawd... so many memories... my fav festival holiiii.... bacha ma tyo khalti ma abbir ra raang liyera baloon liyera... maja nai arkai... ani dai haru sanga laagera PK ko kt haru lai baloon hirkaune... harey Indeed ti din haru Samjhanda!!!!
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| SITARA |
Posted
on 16-Feb-04 05:43 AM
Do you all remember the never dying, every Saturday song by Leo Sayer:"More than I can say"?!!! My neighbour's sons used to drive my sis and I nuts booming the song from the Kausi chhat every time we were out in the garden!!!
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| tabasco |
Posted
on 16-Feb-04 09:25 AM
.what about "sunday pop" on NTV ??
;)
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| czar |
Posted
on 16-Feb-04 11:27 AM
I remember a flashy bike in some TV series. And of being smitten by the female Doc in Flash.
Then Star TV arrived and brought with it Formula 1 racing. I recollect the excitement of gathering at a friend’s place on race days to watch Damon Hill’s nail biting wining season in ’96. And F1 motorbike racing and Mick Doohan the unbeatable Aussie.
Then attempting such passing moves and driving a racing line at break neck speed on the then newly widened Naubise-Mugling highway. The untrammeled joy of sweeping around steep hair-pin bends astride a motorbike on the Simbhanjyang-Bhainse section of the old Tribhuvan Rajpath. Apart from the odd tanker or truck, that road was mostly empty and allowed our imaginations and bike throttles to run full blast!
Which reminds me of a Mary Hopkins song my uncle loved to play when I was child.
Once upon a time there was a tavern
Where we used to raise a glass or two
Remember how we laughed away the hours
And dreamed of all the great things we would do
Those were the days my friend
We thought they'd never end
We'd sing and dance forever and a day
We'd live the life we choose
We'd fight and never lose
For we were young and sure to have our way.
Those were the days, oh yes those were the days
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| Revival |
Posted
on 16-Feb-04 11:55 AM
Amazing recollection of memories! Looks like mysterious, oys and i are around the same generation!!! I am an irregular writer but an avid reader of sajha postings. Yeah those were really the golden days. Have any one of you gone to the river banks (bagmati for me) around late evenings and night and stayed there light fire and talked about ghosts, and those yummy "poleko alu"? May be this is too specific for me. Also swimming in the river butt naked...ha ha ha...truely amazing days!! Yeah NKOTB rocked but for me i was more tilted towards "Shut through the heart" by Bon Jovi and "Sacrifice" by Elton John around that time in later years. But indeed Barba papa, street hawk, night rider and to add on to that list "Bonanza" was one of my favourites too later on it would be "Spiderman" from "Doordarshan" and Three Stooges, Dennis the Menance etc after the outbreak of star plus channels.
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| mysterious gurl |
Posted
on 16-Feb-04 06:39 PM
Wow, Epiphany...interesting to read your piece. Ha ha ...so you feel so scared by DR WHO.....Indeed It was like that ni!! Ani tabasco how can I forget Sunday pop by Bhusan Dahal......Those days there was neither channel V nor MTV ..ani ta Sunday pop ma repeated songs bhaye pani miss nai hudainathyo ni...ya Sitara More than I can say, careless whisper, sacrifice, last christmas...ya those were the songs of our times....
Czar, so you did experience the racing...sounds amazing.....
Revival, when you talked about bagmati, I remembered one time popular talks of ghosts (or what shall I say??) , when that bagmati bridge was broken.....Do you all remember it.....it was a never ending stories those days hai......
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| eNigma_too |
Posted
on 17-Feb-04 12:21 AM
I use to think I am too attached to the past , childhood days, but finding outhers to share it with is immensely gratifying.
I spent few years of my childhood in kathmandu before leaving for India. My memories of those playfull days are mostly similar to others posted here. I remember pinning badges of hollywood stars into my school bag. The room wall all covered with poster of Phoebe Cates, Tom Cruise (Top Gun), Hidemi Ishikawa.I particulartly remember how coke tasted back then, the burning sensation in the nose after you finish drinking ..I think coke tasted best back then. How can I forget those wonderful love songs by George Michael, Leo Sayer, Elton John. My school sweetheart gave me the cassatte with the song, "Love you more then I can say", and how I ended up listening to it almost everyday. Saturday cartoon...I still go,"clickety click, Barba trick" sometimes..and "variety, variety show".
The foggy winter morning, could hardly see the sun till 11-12 am. We would go out jogging, the fields all covered white with morning frost, almost looked like it snowed last night.
Winters are no more the same in Kathmandu, neither are a lot of other things. In the golden sand of time, these memories are the footprints we leave behind. Once in a while we look back, and cherish those wonderyears.
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| KALANKISTHAN |
Posted
on 17-Feb-04 07:10 AM
"Variety Variety show" yeah... LOL... remember the drum-rolling in that show? drrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.... ehehe... that was enough to bite the nail for. "aba ke hola" re kyaa.. ;) and what about Tom Cruise's Jacket later popularized by Salman Khan? One of my friend's brother spent more money on the badges than what he spent on jacket re. :P.... and A-ha's fashion that hit the street of kathmandu when we were kids.. those black nylon string that you wear on your writst.. Wham!'s hairstyle.... and George Michaels rayban sunglass? eh... Anil Kapoor later adapted that look. ;) Sunday Pop and Michael Chands radio show were only source for free music. We used to listen to Wham! and Scorpions at the same time... "wake me up before you go go" and "rock you like hurricane" :P -- Remember BreakDance? trying to remember hard... it's been a while... :P
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| llcoola |
Posted
on 17-Feb-04 08:18 AM
Dingo boot, Sky blue jeans and white T with a double brested Coat!!!! ohhhhhhh heck of a cool look.
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| llcoola |
Posted
on 17-Feb-04 08:21 AM
Pashupati trip every Saturday mornings and then Jeri swary and later late brunch with Khasi ko masu bhat was something always awaited for.
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| oys_chill |
Posted
on 17-Feb-04 08:29 AM
Hey revival,
tyo poleko aalu bhanya...aago tapda bhancha baata chorera lyako ho ;)? ek deen ta bau le thyakkai pakdi ra ni..tension!! aanch..."shut through your heart" ta mero ni fav. thiyo those days. bhancha ma kachaura ra thaal thataudai bhaye ni gainthyo..
LOL kalanki bro, variety variety show...that seems ancient!!boru pachi pachi nepali serials before those 2 o clock movie about "hariyo ban nepal ko dhan" I liked those ones too. "DANCE DANCE" here pachi ta mithun khatra lagthyo...euta sathi le pheri sadhai, Micheal jackson ra GOvinda ko break dance competition cha bhanera kya ringauni..
how bout songs like "HAMI DHERAI SAANA CHAU"?? la class jaana paryo.pachi aamla pheri
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| najar |
Posted
on 17-Feb-04 08:34 AM
Anybody remember Barbapapa shows? Those were the best :)
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| AX |
Posted
on 17-Feb-04 08:44 AM
LOVE 86
Neelam and Farah were the talk of the town :p
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| llcoola |
Posted
on 17-Feb-04 09:32 AM
School Bhageya Boudha ra Makhan, did anybody do that or just me, Last bencher?
No matter how bad movie was always enjoyed it and felt good that I didn't get busted.
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| Revival |
Posted
on 17-Feb-04 01:46 PM
This thread is getting more interesting! It really brings back a lot of good ole memories.
Oys, kanha bhancha ma chorera leraunu ni, bagmati ko tir ko bari ma tanna aalu ra makai falauthe, koi nabha mauka parera tyehi lyayo polyo... ha ha ha..ani changa dhukera basyo dashai ko time ma ra chet bhayera aako changa, tachhad ra machhad garera makai bari/dhan bari ma lutyo..any one else did that?
Mysterious, yeah very true, i had a friend and we decided to stay all night in bagmati one day to look out for that ghost. When the clock stroke twelve, i was so scared, I told my friend I am going and he can stay if he would like to. He said he is not a chicken. So I left, as soon as I was out of his sight, he goes "Ye ma, ke garya malai yesto, eklai nachodana, dar lagyo bhanya" ha ha ha ha. I went back and saw him shivering. I told him if he saw the ghost or what..but he just asked me to hurry back to our houses....
Hope to hear more of those golden days
Revival
Waiting for a New Beginning.
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| Dream_catcher |
Posted
on 17-Feb-04 05:43 PM
Talking about Bagmati ko ghost, I remember my brother telling me a few years back how a group of them in motorcycles would go to Bagmati around 10/11 in the night and divide themselves to the ends of the bridge. They would come all prepared with black shawls, matches, lighters and so on. Then they would get down to the job - scaring the hell out of innocent people with many tricks.
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| epiphany |
Posted
on 18-Feb-04 04:56 AM
aaja shivaratri re!! tyo aru ko bari ko killa ukhalera baaleko.... sadak ma rakheko tyre jalaideko... ani alu ra tarul polera khayeko... hyatteriki.... kasto yaad aunchha...
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| oys_chill |
Posted
on 18-Feb-04 05:28 PM
TMA bro,
HE-MAN stood out on those sundays just before mahabharat. Gimme the power hoina hola ;) ........HE-MAN...Masterrr of the universe..........I have the power rather ;)
talking about the Eighties' movie.....Tina munim was my fav. actress ;)
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| vibrant_soul |
Posted
on 18-Feb-04 05:39 PM
ani yaar, how can you forget R.K narayan's "malgudi days". those were classic, aaitabar aiitabar bihana ko daas baje bhaat,sanibar ko leftover masu ani papad ra mulai ko aachar sanghai khadai herney.
taa-na-na-taa-na-na ..taa naa na taa na na...
hail to one of the great storytellers of all times! ani yeah did anyone play latthi kasa?
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| mysterious gurl |
Posted
on 18-Feb-04 05:57 PM
Lolz.....you guys are making me more n more nostalgic.....It was great reading all of your great experiences of those times.....keep going hai.....cya
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| oys_chill |
Posted
on 18-Feb-04 06:01 PM
vibrant gaonle,
Interestingly enough, never watched those malgudi days........aama bau ko office time bhayera ho ki?? boru, "chanakya" and "the sword of tipu sultan" chai vaguely yaad cha.
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| vibrant_soul |
Posted
on 18-Feb-04 06:32 PM
gaonle bru,
gaonle ta bhanna nahuney tara ekchin maan rakhna bhaye pani bhandichinchu lajja ta(AASU gods forgive me,for i have commited a terrible sin).
can't imagine you missed malgudi days...sony channel thiye na hola sanu bhai ta deprieved po bhayecha..ehe.tara u must have been changa uudaing teti khera,hami ghar ma gyani bhayera baasi raha thim hola:)
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| oys_chill |
Posted
on 18-Feb-04 07:01 PM
Vibrant le naramro kamti diyo........Ouchhh! na ghar ko na ghat ko banayo! aaba your terrible sin dhulauna bro, gahana pokhari ma tyo mane khat ko satta bro lai chobalnu parcha ;) ani sins jancha :)
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| vibrant_soul |
Posted
on 19-Feb-04 12:54 AM
chobaley pachi, my AASU gods will overpower and lure you to take a dip with the holiest of altars,mane babu, tespachi ta you will become one of us....sane and unplugged,resplendent in your own rabbit hole,main batti sangai..actually tukki hola:) ..ma chai maen batti leera aauchu..mahangai ko jamaana cha:)..changa ko dhago pani kinna parcha yo dashain ko lagi...
gasps for air....feels good to be born again
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| mailo |
Posted
on 19-Feb-04 06:42 AM
Oshin aauthyo ni yad chha kasailai
malai ta ati ramailo lagthyo yar.....
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| AX |
Posted
on 19-Feb-04 07:34 AM
Anybody remembers West Indies cricket tour to India in 87 (?)
West Indies used to be power house at that time under the brilliant skipper Vivian ‘Master Blaster’ Richards. To complement him, great batsmen likes of Richard Richardson, Jeff Dujon, Logie, and bowlers Hooper, Ambrose, Malcolm ‘Maco’ Marshall, Walsh, Harper and others.... I enjoyed it immensely; it was my first cricket test series match that I got to see on TV. Till this day, I am still big fan of West Indies team.
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| czar |
Posted
on 19-Feb-04 08:16 AM
AX bro, I recollect Curly Ambrose and his team demolish the opposition. Didn't watch the entire five day Test match, but parts I watched were fascinating exhibitions of fast bowling and superb fielding.
Some of those slow moving but deceptive spin bowlers had the West Indian batsmen in trouble with those tricky deliveries. I remember thinking, its such a slow ball the Indians are delivering, surely those gigantic west indians are going to hit that ball clear out of the stadium. Then I watched a spinner let fly a ball with a hard to time bounce, it curls and the batsman is hitting thin air. Next thing you know the wicket is down and the fellow is out!
India was hosting a Test match and I recollect attending classes where over half of the student body had some sort of radio stuck to their ear. The match commentary was blaring out of the cafeteria radio and students crammed in there during break time to follow the progress ofthe match. Even in class, every so often the professor would stop to ask "Whats the score ?" and then continue teaching !
During a visit to Calcutta, I remember being shown the Eden Gardens stadium where, at a Test match with Pakistan in the 70's, the fans rioted and demolished most of the stadium !
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| lll_lll |
Posted
on 19-Feb-04 11:48 AM
There are ofcourse loads of things that I miss but the thing I miss the most is "Dal bhat ra rango ko kima" my mom cooked. Nepal aayeko first din tanna khana parcha.
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| vibrant_soul |
Posted
on 19-Feb-04 12:47 PM
oshin and her meticulously done pancakes amidst of all the errands that she ran everyday, just to live another day. it was quite a classic.
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| oys_chill |
Posted
on 19-Feb-04 02:49 PM
OH Oshin! I remember that...indeed a classic!!
How about when INdia shut down the border in Rajiv Gandhi's era..and ghar bhari ko manche, palai palo mattitel ko line ma basnu parne...It was painful but fun at the same time!!
katti ho katti..aaba ta euta lane lekhnai parla jasto cha ;)...vibrant le handigaon ko bare lekhne "permission"diyo bhane :P
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| sweetP |
Posted
on 19-Feb-04 03:02 PM
Ya, Fauzi had Shahrukh Khan in it. That probably was his first serial. I used to think he was so cool!
Oshin le pancake banako hoinahola... rice cakes hola...
and how good she was doing the hair of other women.
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| Ahem |
Posted
on 19-Feb-04 08:29 PM
- Tyo Ramayan ho ki Mahabharat ko first sentence in almost every serial "Mein Samaya Hunn" bhannewala.
- "The Wonder Years" serial.... I used to be hooked to that one !!
- I vaguely remember tyo DD1 ma cartoon authyo ni sunday sunday with that song
" Ek titali, anek titaliya...... didi, ye anek kya hota hai ...." , it was classic !
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| Shefali |
Posted
on 19-Feb-04 09:12 PM
ahem omg i so remember that cartoon bout ek titali or something and the wonder years was my fav. kevin was cute had a big crush on kevin.
Well not familiar wid duradarshan ma huda chahi zee tv ra soni thiyo.Tara nepali t.v ma chahi i used to love that"prahari anurodh"i hope they r still showing that every thursday.
Add ma i rememeber "goru le ni timlai lakhatne khurkhra le ni timlai lakhetne ani yo timro luga ma lagayeko fohor chahi kasle lakhatne GOGO luga dhune saboon le"
hahahaha gosh
and barshai piche bacha kasle paidiyoss ta i think this one was bout pariwar niyojan.
awee i miss those good old days!!!!
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| oys_chill |
Posted
on 19-Feb-04 09:19 PM
Wonder years ta star tv aaye pachi ni :) tyaspachi ta kurai nagarum! crystal maze, cluedo, bodyline series, planet of the apes were among my favourites!! before indians took over!
haha shefali! gogo!
Radio ma chai: "mahashakti soap ko puja sabun bhanera lyayeko, arkai parecha ki kya ho"?
"dosro baccha kahile, pailo school jancha jahile" chai ali popular thiyo keta haroo bich :)
vibrant bro, kata bhagya? chaut ma basera maja dali ra ho?
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| Ahem |
Posted
on 19-Feb-04 09:31 PM
-"Haathi baliyo ki haathichaap chappal baliyo maamu?.......... ustai ustai ho naani" :)
- Lachak Lachak Lachak lachak, khukhuri chappal
Baliyo ramro haluka naram, khukuri chappal !! :)
- 'SuperTop' saboon ko ad.... Super Top, dhulai ko saboon Super Top... we used to cound how many times they say the word 'Super Top' in that ad.... if I remember correctly, I think it was 11 times :)
- One of the pariwaar niyojan ko ad ma they used to say in the end.... " yo Khaney chakki haina, prayog garney chakki ho "............. and innocent that I was , I used to ask my mom, what does that mean? kasari prayog garney ? hahahahahah
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| mysterious gurl |
Posted
on 19-Feb-04 09:32 PM
And what about PRATIVAKO DABALI? Among the different dabalis one was held in front of our house and I remember it was like a festive season outside our house.....
And do anyone remember the song by Ali haider "purani jeans aur guitar, mohalleke o chat, aur mere yaar"......hmmm it was one of my fav songs those days.
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| Ahem |
Posted
on 19-Feb-04 09:34 PM
Oh yeah, MG... that was one of our favourite songs too in school !!
Shefali, tyo Wonder years ma Kevin ko gf ko naam ke re... birse kasto
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| vibrant_soul |
Posted
on 20-Feb-04 01:16 AM
chaut ma gayera maja ta halna thaleko ni aaba sisa ra sabudana leera aaija bhaneko rahichan,sabudana ko satta bhanta po leeraaiyecha,eeso experiment garney bhayeko maja ta chiplo po bhaira:)..aaba ta maja chatey matra ho..
dijju,wonder years ta heriyena tara used to watch that other one where the 14 yr old prodigy was the doctor ani that other one with the two familes with vicky the robot:)
Oys bro,i just wanted to let that sink in a bit after i mentioned the AASU gods in here:) after all even the holiest of altars twinge at the slightest mention of the holy:)..
c u in the darkest side w/ main batti..
v
with AASU gods ko backfo`ce
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| KALANKISTHAN |
Posted
on 20-Feb-04 02:37 AM
Purani Jeans? oooh byaabi... whatta song!!! Takes me straight back to my school, college days, eh... ooohi, galli ma jana, Cigarette tanna, Kapal Banana, JPT guitar bajana, bahira aayera ladki patana, (ani ladki le her BF's photo dikhana) ehh... etc etc. Anybody watched South Indian songs in channel [V] and zee TV? Once I was flippin channels (dui wota channesl thiyo kyaare hehe..) and I happened to watch this south Indian song in TV and I was instantly hooked on to it... Nabujhe ni I used to go "chika buka raile kalakita pariba style..". :D
haha.. tyo commercials chai word by word kantha rahecha sappailai.. eh... arko thiyo ni, cerelec ko ad... eh... bachcha lai cerelec khuwaudai mother says something like "syano hunda timro baba le pani yahi khaane garthyo" ... what was that line? Eh... Birshyo.
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| Revival |
Posted
on 20-Feb-04 08:13 AM
Flash back flash back flash back!!!..
Dherai ramilo bhayo mitra barga haru ko biteka pal har sunera! Hami sabai jana ma yo sabbai kurakani madhye kehi na kehi kura haru saman nai chan. Tara auta kura, tyo dinharu samjhida khali tv ra radio ko bigyapan haru matra kina yesto chito yaad aayeko hola? Aru pani ta ramaila kura haru thiye. Jastai ki pangra gudaune, guccha khelne, latthi kasa khelne aadi ityadi.
Tara Ghar ma tv lyauna aagadi ta dherai radio nai suninthyo, sanibar ko natak, 'rodighar' aadi ityadi...
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| Robert Frost |
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on 20-Feb-04 09:36 AM
Czar,
How about those RXG 125 CC vs the widely used Hero Honda Race? I had a RX, made it look like a Ducati with handle slightly bent down through some amazing mechanical work and then shifted my body a little bit down wearing a Carl Fogarty look alike helmet through its gorgeous mirror bent down to ensure I had no dusty eyes when racing. Brooomm Broommm, lets go brother. Start point, the Jawalakhel chowk curving a little through to pulchowk marathon momo, across the check point which was pulchowk big yellow goverment building, re do some fueling works the Pulchow police gas station. Wheeling through the wide road of kupandole, down the road curving through hotel Himalaya at a 80 km p hr speed, through to the last point that was the bagmati pool. The winner was ofcourse RX Repsol Honda G. Haha fun ha??
Ax bro, I remember that series, Curtly Ambrose and Walsh, the two great West Indian fast bowlers, taking wickets through some awesome boucy deliveries, unplayable. And then anyone remember that England vs. West Indies series when the game was called off when in the 10th over because of the ball that bounced amazingly and then next one kept down trapping batsman right in front. Couple of England players were injured through some bouncy balls, Mike Atherton was one, I think Alec Stewart too. The pitch was simply too dangerous to bat on. And then on Soccer ofcourse, I absolutely enjoyed watching the semifinal between Brazil vs. Holland I think at the 1988 world cup. One of the best matches I have ever watched.
Brazil scored first then it was all Holland, as Holland just totally outplayed the world champions, through absolutely amazing passing streaks, that probably went down as the best matches Holland played and had to go down as the loose in the tie breakers. It was a very good game..
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| Shefali |
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on 20-Feb-04 10:52 AM
ahem sorry can't remember her name but i think guys were sure crazy bout her .
speaking of pariwar niyojan. tyo panther ko add auda i didn't know what the hell panther was bhanera.
pratibha ko dabali wow i remember now me and mah frens used to play that all the time.Purani jeans aur guitar my fav. song
ladakpan ka woh pehela pyar woh likhna hato pe A+R
Damn i wanna go back to those days.Uff tyo bela ma chahi i so wanted to grow up first ke.Ani keta haru ghar ko bahira galli ma basera jiskaune tyo jibro patkaune ani ma chahi risayeko acting garera bessari ankha tardine.(tara bhitra bhitra chahi ma danga hunthe)ani god guys follwing us in thier rented bike ani letter dina aune hahah!!!
first love first date ani usle haat samatda mero jiu ma 220volts ko current lagne
tuition bunk gari gari bhetna jane.Ughh yaha ta kehi hudaina tyasto
Shef
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| Shefali |
Posted
on 20-Feb-04 10:53 AM
ahem
tyo kevinn ko gf ko name was Winnie!!!!
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| Shefali |
Posted
on 20-Feb-04 11:00 AM
isn't he hot?
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| Shefali |
Posted
on 20-Feb-04 11:01 AM
ahem this one is for u
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| Dogz 4 Life |
Posted
on 20-Feb-04 01:46 PM
AX man..
I do not think Curtely Ambrose and Malcolm Marshall played in that 1987 series against India. Patrick Patterson and Walsh were thier main bowlers. I think Ambrose debuted on the series against Australia right after they played against India. And how can you forget their great opening batsmen Gordon Greenidge (sp?) and Desmond Haynes. I remember all these because I started to know about cricket from Reliance World cup in india and pakistan and West Indies played that series right after the conclusion of 87' world cup.
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