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Amritsariya Amritsar is called Ambarsar in local Punjabi
Thanks! I saw an interview yesterday of Ram Sampath and Sona, they said they recorded this at 3 AM just before the deadline!
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i like this song, but i dont understand why a sardarji would sing "alif allah". bollywood never ceases to make me laugh :rofl: if you are gonna make a biopic, atleast make it realistic :facepalm:
From what I've read, Sikhism, in its formative years has also been influenced by Sufi school of thought. A lot of Punjabi folk songs revolve around Sufi saints. That usage might have crept into daily language also, irrespective of the religion of the speaker. For instance, Gurdas Mann's challa also has references to 'Allah'. There are many more such instances. Probably a native Punjabi speaker can explain it better than I.
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From what I've read, Sikhism, in its formative years has also been influenced by Sufi school of thought. A lot of Punjabi folk songs revolve around Sufi saints. That usage might have crept into daily language also, irrespective of the religion of the speaker. For instance, Gurdas Mann's challa also has references to 'Allah'. There are many more such instances. Probably a native Punjabi speaker can explain it better than I.
:hmmm: where is that Lord and punjabi khota? explain pleez :pray:
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From what I've read, Sikhism, in its formative years has also been influenced by Sufi school of thought. A lot of Punjabi folk songs revolve around Sufi saints. That usage might have crept into daily language also, irrespective of the religion of the speaker. For instance, Gurdas Mann's challa also has references to 'Allah'. There are many more such instances. Probably a native Punjabi speaker can explain it better than I.
I dont think so :hmmm:
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