Kashmiri Song: Zoon Tarakh Intizarus

[SarthakGanguly]

The name Kashmir itself has Sanskrit origin and trace the words of many words of Kashmiri language to Sanskrit. @SarthakGanguly your input needed to these delusionists.

Youtube is blocked in office Old song originally. This must be a remake.

 

[ExtraOdinary]

Youtube is blocked in office Old song originally. This must be a remake.

Haha are they blocking through websense? you dont have quota time ??

 

[Roybot]

The name Kashmir itself has Sanskrit origin and trace the words of many words of Kashmiri language to Sanskrit. @SarthakGanguly your input needed to these delusionists.

The fact the none of the PAkistanis even understood the song says a lot. Check out the first page, people tryna guess the language

 

[SarthakGanguly]

The fact the none of the PAkistanis even understood the song says a lot. Check out the first page, people tryna guess the language

@ExtraOdinary - Websense - I hate it
@Roybot - Seriously, I am wondering the same - this is pretty popular and the name is out and out Koshur.
If I am not wrong its sung by Zooni Begum.

 

[INDIC]

The fact the none of the PAkistanis even understood the song says a lot. Check out the first page, people tryna guess the language

For them Kashmiri language means the language spoken by the Mirpuris.

 

[SarthakGanguly]

Sage Bhai, I was thinking through it - Is this some dialect of Farsi ?

yi kyan chu bro?

 

[SpArK]

The fact the none of the PAkistanis even understood the song says a lot. Check out the first page, people tryna guess the language

That was Epic....

 

[Saif_ullah]

Is it Gojri?

It's Kashur

 

[INDIC]

Youtube is blocked in office Old song originally. This must be a remake.

That's not necessary, I believe. I could have been any random Kashmiri song.

 

[SarthakGanguly]

Unfortunately the cultural scene in Kashmir is almost dead. There is a cultural scene in Jammu and some even in Udhampur but the State Center, Srinagar, that was once so very popular and vibrant is long gone. I won't be surprised if the future generation knows nothing about Lal Dedh even

 

[jarves]

For them Kashmiri language means the language spoken by the Mirpuris.

Isnt Umair Nawaz a Mirpuri ??and one of the Pakistani Kashmiri himself said that Mirpuri's are not Kashmiri's

 

[INDIC]

Isnt Umair Nawaz a Mirpuri ??and one of the Pakistani Kashmiri himself said that Mirpuri's are not Kashmiri's

There is a politics in all that, entire Kashmir valley ended up in India after the ceasefire of first Kashmir war, so Mirpuris were branded as Kashmiris and now they fool the entire world pretending as Kashmiris from valley. While those in Gilgit-Baltistan don't consider themselves as Kashmiri. And some of these wannabe Kashmiris even claim how Kashmiri Pandits aren't true Kashmiris.

 

[PakhtunGuy]

The fact the none of the PAkistanis even understood the song says a lot. Check out the first page, people tryna guess the language

How should Pakistanis learn Koshur if your Bollywood Army occupied Kashmir including the Kashmir valley.
In Pakistan live many Kashmiris who fled from your Occupation and some of them speak and understand Koshur.
Kashmir itself is a multi ethnic state.

There is a politics in all that, entire Kashmir valley ended up in India after the ceasefire of first Kashmir war, so Mirpuris were branded as Kashmiris and now they fool the entire world pretending as Kashmiris from valley. While those in Gilgit-Baltistan don't consider themselves as Kashmiri. And some of these wannabe Kashmiris even claim how Kashmiri Pandits aren't true Kashmiris.

That still doesn't make Kashmiris "Indian" lol.
Kashmiris are as Indian as Germans are.

 

[jarves]

That still doesn't make Kashmiris "Indian" lol.
Kashmiris are as Indian as Germans are.

So you think that Kashmiri's are Pakistan's lol.

 

[INDIC]

That still doesn't make Kashmiris "Indian" lol.
Kashmiris are as Indian as Germans are.

Kashmiri culture, language and ancestral religions has all to do with Indian culture, the name itself Sanskrit in origin. BTW the Punjabi-Sindhis share nothing in common with Pashtun-Baloch historically until they became the part of Pakistan on the basis of common religion, there was always a difference between people East of the Indus and west of the Indus.