where is ur wedding dance kaki-P…
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btw…
very hi nice picturez…
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thanx 4 posting te sharing…
God bless u all…
belly-dancing
DerVaisH
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Ai khuda jazba-e-ehsaas na bakhsha hota…
Acha hota ager pather ka tarasha hota…
Waja-e-tehQeer hon insanon mein insan ho ker…
Pather ka hota to inhe insanon ne pooja hota…
Wowwwww i wanna see pakistani wedding dance, bunhgra or may be other once . u got their pictures????
Ums
March 13, 2002, 12:16am
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very nice, i’ve tried out that scottish thing in primary school lol
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I luv wedding dances.......koi sahdi keray
tu mujhay zaroor bula...lolz
ammarr
March 13, 2002, 12:44am
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Wow, some of these look really fascinating and cool
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. Thanks for sharing.
Lä§§äñ, Pïÿäz ÇhüQäñdä®, Häm ßhälöö, Tüm ßäñdäR..
I remember the Bedouin one very well.
The armenian one is similar to the afghan but not quite.
Jitna Diya Sarkar Nay Mujko, Itni Meri Auqat Nahi, Yeh Saab Tumhara Karam Hai Aqa, Mujh Mein Aisi Koi Baat Nahin.
Çöü®ägë ï§ ñöt thë äß§ëñ©ë öf fëä® ßüt ït ï§ thë wïll tö gö öñ.
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Par apni wali ki to baat he kuch aur hai…kuch apna pun!
but very nice collection here pristine!
Kambakht Ishq!
Qrius
March 14, 2002, 10:27pm
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nice collection
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Uff, now i wanna actually see them all.
Finally Pristine bhai contributes something nice!
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I am still looking for some authentic dance sequences of Pakistan and India.
Do any of you have pics of bhangra, luddi and stuff? Not the ones done in melas, but the ones done in marriage functions, mehendi waghera.
Abdali
March 14, 2002, 11:47pm
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^-- Wahiyat! Akelay he thay kia pani shadi main…ya phir khushi main kapron ka takalluf karna he bhool gaey?
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j/k
Kambakht Ishq!
another one called GIDDA:
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Women have a different but no less exuberant dance called gidda. The dancers enact verses called bolis, which represent folk poetry at its best. The subject matter of these bolis is wide ranging indeed – everything from arguments with the sister-in-law to political affairs figure in these lively songs. Aside from the drums, the rhythm of this dance is set by the distinctive hand-claps of the dancers.
::source:: ](http://punjabgovt.nic.in/Culture/cul27.htm )
apni aan juda, apni shaan juda,
aisa waisa na samajh, hamm hain insaan juda..