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Just wanna know ke how u girlz ‘Pyaar ki Pungi’ bajati ho? 
See the below video clip so u’ll now what i am talking about 
Now be honest 
and tello ke what is ‘pungi’ 
and no jhoot bolna 
warna 
hehehehehe
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since youtube is ban here in Pakistan, cant see your video:khumar: and cant tell what ur talking about,
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Ab how i’ll explain it 2 u 
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i think you should count me out
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^ acha thora idea to do what hoing in that video
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Oky its a song from movie "Agent Vinod" wherein he (boy) says
"O meri jaan o meri jaan
Mere ko majnu bana kar
Kahaan chal di, kahaan chal di
Pyaar ki pungi baja kar"
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:( u know i dont have TV at my house, nor watch any movies on net, so i am unaware of all this but i did heard that song the time there was marriage in some nearby house
All i know is that few females love to play games with their lovers and fool them a lot, maybe thats what ur asking :)
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Whats mean of ‘pungi’
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maybe he is referring this to bell sound, like ding dong, hay u are a boy you should not better about this, tumki be shayed kabi baji hogi
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bell sounds like ding dong is completely wrong
Kuch or meaning hoga
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seriously, never understood this word, pungi
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lo girlz saying this word now and there and queen ko samjh mein nahi aaya 
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it is supposed to be something like pinching...par how it fits with love i dnt know :/
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AK don’t know
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I think the real question should be, why LKK (Mr. cool 
and awesome ) wants to know…
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I’ll answer to that but first girlz tell me honestly the correct meaning 
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^^ ok fine so here is ur answer
The **pungi, also called the **been, or **bin is a wind instrument played by snake charmers in India and Pakistan. The instrument consists of a mouth-blown air reservoir made from a gourd, which channels air into two reedpipes. The pungi is played with no pauses, with the player employing circular breathing. The pungi originated in India and is still played by snake charmers in street performances.
source: Pungi - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia**:smooth: now u answer
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LKK is at a loss for words 