behN de Takke
Recent utterances have led me to draw a Thematic K-line between TarN Adarsh and Myuin KhaaN.TarN says about the music of Rang De Basanti: A.R. Rahman’s music is ordinary. Barring Paathshala and the title track, Rahman’s score doesn’t stay with you after the screening has ended. Where was he when they were playing Ruubaruu ?
Myuin, in his turn, said: As a wicketkeeper, Sachin's controversial dismissal also reminded me of a few batsmen who preferred walking off the pitch on their legs rather than being carried away on stretchers when the great Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis were at their brilliant best. Was he thinking back to this ?
Pardon first my intolerance, and then my ignorance, but what exactly does "behN de Takke" mean? Mail me if you can't say it in public. (Reminds me of the other time I was looking for meanings of Punjabi phrases.)
I'd suggest you not sully your vocab with Punjabi phrases, profane or otherwise...
ReplyDeleteAs far as I'm concerned, 90% of the Punjabi phrases can't be said in public. Take this from half a Punjabi. :P
I am ODing on Roobaroo for the last two weeks, and I don't seem to be getting enough.
ReplyDeleteCouldn't comment on the "Yaaran da..." post, so putting this in here...
ReplyDeleteA Delhiite friend of mine told me the spelling of that third word. He says it's spelled "Ptussion". Why the silent P? "That's put in for Ptussion", he says. :)