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South Asian music and culture can be.
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Found around the world.
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We track down the best and present it here for
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you on Ruckus Avenue Radio.
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Sasi Kaal, this is Purra and you're listening to The
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Bridge with Sami Chand on Ruckus Avenue Radio.
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Hi guys, this is me, Amy West and you are
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listening to The Bridge with Sami Chand.
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Hi, this is Simmer, and you're listening to The Bridge
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with Sammy Jund on Ruckus Avenue Radio.
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What's up?
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Hope you guys had a great weekend. And thank you
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very much for finding this signal here on a Monday morning.
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And thank you for joining us on a September 28th
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edition of The Bridge. quite possibly folks the most entertaining
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hour in all of South Asian music making its way
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through some wires and some technology and ending up in
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your phone here and we're gonna share this next hour
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together you know as part of my Monday morning I
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always share with you some of the new music that
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made its way out over the weekend And Fridays are
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a traditional release day in the music business. So we
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have some new stuff to share with you today, including
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some brand new Karanodula. Some real cool stuff coming out.
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Got a great week program for you. We'll be joined
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today by Dr. Roy Doita Dasgupta, the Ruckus Avenue Radio All-Stars.
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We'll be joined by Meera Sharma today.
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With a mindful minute, as she does every Monday here
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on the big program. And as part of Ruckus Avenue
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Radio's partnership with the United Nations News Department, Daniel Johnson
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will be stopping by today. And for all the folks
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that checked out Bollywood Dance University over the weekend, wanted
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to give a big shout out to you guys. Of course,
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you're truly the music supervisor on that project. A lot
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of cool stuff going on. We'll share and talk more
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about it as the hour goes along here. But just
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like every other Monday morning, we begin today's show with
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what was the number one song from over the weekend.
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And this song is by Zeeshan Ali. The song is
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called Bande Zulfonte. Welcome to the bridge.
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Welcome to the bridge.
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Dekh ke tujh ko Aayna chamke Dekh ke tujh ko
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Aayna chamke Chaya aankho me teri kaisa Ye khumar hai tauba.
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Tauba Bandhe zulf.
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Jaana na mujh se toh kyun khafa hai.
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Jaana You told them Ja na na aaja mujh se.
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Mil ja na Ja na na aaja mujh se.
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Mil ja na Pyaar.
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Ke lamhe toh kismat mein hai toh chaar hi Tauba tauba.
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Sometimes it takes a second for.
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My voice to get going here on a Monday. Got
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a cup of coffee in hand here. Wanted to thank
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you all for tuning in today. That song called Bande
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Zulfonpe by Zeeshan Ali.
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Great way to start the show off. I love that song.
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We talked about the lavender on the onset of the show.
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It's his brand new single. It's called Aase Paase.
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Kholanje Tere Khulaase Tere Aase Paase Tikda Ye Maino Kaun
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Tikda Ye Maino.
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Kaun Kholanje Tere Khulaase Tere Aase Paase Tikda Ye Maino Kaun.
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Tikda Ye Maino Kaun When you laugh, you don't seem
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to laugh. You get stuck in the corners of your eyes.
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When you laugh, you don't seem to laugh. You keep
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all the things of your heart in your heart. If
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you come, without your laughter, who laughs? Kolaan je teri
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khola se, teri aase paase, dikhdaye maini. Kismat vich likhya
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si jo, ho hi saa. What happened to you? What
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did you get from me? By not wanting you, my
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heart starts to bleed I open your eyes, I come
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close to you You could die in my new house
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The album is scheduled for release right before Halloween folks.
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It's called Painted Feelings.
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And if you go looking for it, painted is spelt
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with two I's. Just like the Lavender's name. And that
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is the lead
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single. It's called Ase Pase. He's getting
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ready for a big fall into the winter here. The
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Lavender taking over Halloween season.
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Can't wait. Here's Priyaragu.
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Finally I found a lover, I know that it's like
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me I finally I found a girl, I know that
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excites me, yeah Finally I found a girl, I know
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that it's like me.
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Finally I found a lover, I know that it's like
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me For so long I didn't know What I have
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been looking for Faith be nothing at my door This
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doom doom doomsday is so short you finally i found
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you me i'm also enticing i finally i found a
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love with swagger that's so high finally i found a
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pure soul so enlightening finally i For so long, I
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didn't know what I had been looking for.
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Baby, knock me at my door. This doom, doom, doom
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is so short. I won't let you go. Our names
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in stone. Even when we are gone.
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One day we'll know. Someday we'll be free. For the
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world to see. Even when we're gone, this song will keep. Finally, finally,
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finally Baby, you make my hope get 180 Won't you
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come down and save me One million stars have been
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raining Just to get close to you Close to.
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You Switzerland's very own. Briaragu, everybody.
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The song is called Finally. Hope you're enjoying your morning
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wherever you may be. Let's turn over this microphone to
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our own Dr.
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Roy.
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What's up, Dr.
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Roy?
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Hey, guys.
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This is Dr.
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Roy with today's Word on the Avenue. In film and
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TV news... Frida Pinto stars in Unaccustomed Earth, an all-new
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series inspired by Chumpa Lahiri's internationally beloved short story collection,
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premiering December 17th. The series follows a wife and mother who,
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after a life-changing cancer diagnosis, moves her family from India
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back to Cambridge, Massachusetts, the place where she once felt
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truly at home, and also stars Siddharth Sarayu Blue, Indranil Sengupta,
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Adi Roy, Ila Sundar Singh McKay, and Frida Pinto. In
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media news, Rani Mukherjee brought timeless Indian elegance to the
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front row of Sabyasachi Mukherjee's New York Fashion Week showcase,
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wearing a sleek black silk sari paired with bold sunglasses
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and understated gold jewelry. Her appearance was especially fitting as
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Sabyasachi returned to New York Fashion Week after nearly two
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decades with his Bengal Byzantine Broadway collection, blending Bengali craftsmanship
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and Indian heritage with contemporary global fashion. In event news,
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Garan Johar and Prince Williams are teaming up ahead of
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the Earthshot Prize 2026, with the filmmakers sitting down with
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the royal to discuss this year's 15 finalists and their
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groundbreaking environmental solutions. The awards will take place in Mumbai
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on November 17th, marking the first time the Earthshot Prize
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is being held in India, with Johar making history as
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the first Indian host. That's it for today's Word on
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the Avenue.
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Until next time.
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Thank you, Dr.
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Roy.
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Got a big program ahead. Sonny Guttowall is stopping by.
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Can't wait for that. Sonny is going to be talking
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about his show that aired this morning at 5 a.m.
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And repeats again today at 5 p.m. Pacific time.
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Folks.
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This is Buddha. His song is called Lakkire. He's stopping
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by right after this song.
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Ho jaate dundale rah hamare likh dete Pyaar kisi aahiyo
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se tera mera naam Pyaar kisi aahiyo se tera mera
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naam Pyaar kisi aahiyo se.
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Tu naaraaj houwe Ji mere katdehne Jad tu.
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Rohnaaye Meri athroo vagdehne, jad toor se jaaveh Sooraj taldehne,
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enj toon hasdaveh Fuljh me khiddeh.
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Bhojh daasaaz hoveh Pyar di awaaz hoveh.
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Oh, yeah.
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Thank you.
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Sasi Kaal Saryanu, this is Burra and you're
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my new single On the Bridge with Sami Chand on
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Ruckus Avenue Radio. I'm a Punjabi artist out of New
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Delhi and I have a gut feeling that I'll be
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in LA soon and one day, I'm telling you, one
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day I'm claiming it. Very soon, we'll pack a stadium
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together in LA.
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Alright, see you soon.
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Bye-bye.
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Shout out to Burra there for stopping by.
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Yeah, brother.
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Hope we packed that stadium out for you here. That's
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his new song called Look Eat In. What a great
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job there on his new single. Now let's bring in
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Meera Sharma, who's got today's Mindful Minute for you.
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What's up, Meera?
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Hey, Sammy.
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Hey, everyone.
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Meera Sharma here with your weekly dose of mindful sass,
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helping you stay self-assured, spirited, and strong. As September comes
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to an.
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End, here's your reminder.
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Build a life that feels good to you, not one
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that simply looks good to everyone else.
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It's so easy.
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To get caught up in what society says success looks like,
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but your life doesn't have to follow someone else's blueprint.
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Maybe your version of happiness looks completely different and that's okay.
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So this week ask yourself, am I living for myself
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or for other people's expectations?
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Because at the end of.
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The day, you have to live your life, not anyone else's.
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You've got this.
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That's amazing advice.
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Great power for the Monday morning for you guys, courtesy
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of Meera Sharma, right here on the bridge on Ruckus
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Avenue Radio.
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Thank you, Meera.
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You know, there are a few albums that we're very
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excited about here for the fall. Of course, I shared
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one of them with you, which is coming out on
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the 29th of October. That's Delvinder. Painted Feelings is what
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it's called. And then we have God and Audula. who's
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dropping two EPs here. And the very first one just
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dropped on the 25th of September. It's called Aajla, season one.
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Here is the lead single. It's called Ashke.
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Bhabhi di saanu bakshe Karanatiyan gaani lashke Ni modde paundi
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chumrid naali kaike yashke Mir jor bala e pateche Nija
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tu saala hathche Tu tigra dekhi jateche Khad jaan da.
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Kala gathche Main sita.
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Chalda puthiyana Bingwal ni saala mathche Lata koi khichda khichle.
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Min trust ya nili.
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Shatche Saade kam kaale Teriyan galaan dey utne laliyani See
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Sony a kiss.
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I'm at home in Thailand.
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Yeah, I know that the only.
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Thing that I had yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Baby, you
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so fire, I miss you so much, I miss you
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so much, I miss you so much.
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I miss you so much, I miss you so much.
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Wherever I keep my feet, my teeth are still there.
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I came to the village with a pair of sandals
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and a pair of shoes. I didn't want to give
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a show-off, so I went to India. I met a girl,
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but I couldn't even get a photo of her.
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I'm a young man from Siddharth, you're a young man
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from Taddi.
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You're a body girl, I'm a slim girl, and.
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I'm a girl from Kamshiri. We're from Tora, Fera, Enam, Raini, Lodha, Gedi.
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I don't know what to do Gadan Ajla collaborating with.
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One of his best producer collaborators, I think. Mercy Beats.
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It's called Audula Season 1. That is the brand new EP.
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That's the lead single from it.
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It's called Ashke.
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And a great, great vibe to kick off that album
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and the rollout for the whole Audula Season 1 EP.
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So big shout out to Karan Audula and a big
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shout out to Mercy Beats there. Looking forward to the
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rest of the project. And now, folks, let's bring in
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Daniel Johnson from the UN
News Department as he brings
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you a news break every Monday.
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What's up, Daniel?
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This is UN News Today with me, Daniel Johnson. The headlines.
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Violence in Yemen is causing an alarming hunger spike in children.
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How Sudan's people urgently need support to withstand war and
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the El Nino climate shock. And in the occupied West Bank.
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New Israeli demolitions deepen ethnic cleansing fears. We'll have the details.
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Aid agencies in Yemen have warned about the growing hunger
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emergency sparked by renewed fighting between Houthi opposition forces and
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government troops after mobile health clinics reported that hundreds of
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children displaced by the violence are suffering the deadliest form
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of malnutrition. Of nearly 2,900 children screened, The UN Children's
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Fund UNICEF said that more than one in four are
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acutely malnourished, while around 200 were sick with severe acute malnutrition,
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which is even more dangerous. Approximately 130,000 people have fled
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clashes in the southwest since fighting erupted in recent weeks.
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That number includes around 71,000 children, mostly from Taiz governorate.
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UNICEF representative in Yemen, Akhil Ayah, described the ordeal of
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one displaced family.
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We spoke to Haifa, a young mother who fled Yemen's
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west coast, and she told us that the sounds of
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gunfire were closing in on her house as her house
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was shaking. She told us that she didn't have time
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to think. She just knew that she had to run
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and run quickly with her family. Today, she and her
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family live in extreme heat in a side of a
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tent with no source of income and they are struggling
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for food and medicine.
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Providing health care for all those exhausted by repeated displacement
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is vitally important, but reaching communities with the highest health
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needs is becoming increasingly difficult, the UN World Health Organization said.
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To Sudan, where funding shortages are limiting UN efforts to
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help communities impacted by ongoing war and displacement, just as
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El Nino threatens to bring 30 to 40 percent less
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rainfall than usual. In an alert, the food and agriculture
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organization FAO warned of worsening food security for farmers, pastoralists
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and fishing communities in regions largely reclaimed by government forces
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during the protracted war with former paramilitary allies, the RSF.
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The agency has several ways of supporting the most vulnerable,
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such as vaccinating millions of livestock and providing goats to
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displaced women-headed households and mothers so that children have a
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ready supply of nutritious milk. With more, here's the agency's
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Rain Paulson.
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The things that we do are really to try and
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mitigate the impacts of rainfall losses and drought on livestock
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by ensuring essentially healthy animals to the extent possible. So
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this is about ensuring that the body weight of animals
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are retained, that they're vaccinated against the types of diseases
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that will compromise their health, that they have access to
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animal feed concentrate.
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Another successful ongoing project that's brought investment returns of 30
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to 1 involves purchasing drought-resistant seed for farmers. From an
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initial $ 17 million outlay, farmers produced sorghum crops worth more
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than $ 500 million. This year, the agency needs $ 193 million
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to support its initiatives. It is currently only 23% funded.
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The situation in the occupied West Bank continues to deteriorate,
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The UN Human Rights Office has said, pointing to the
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mass destruction of Palestinian villages and forcible transfer of residents
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in Safayata, South Hebron Hills. In a call for an
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immediate halt to the demolitions, the UN office OHCHR said
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that Israeli bulldozers demolished homes, farm buildings, water tanks and
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solar panels in the village of Jinba on Wednesday. The
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forcible transfer of a civilian population from their land by
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an occupying power is a war crime. said Ajit Sungay,
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head of OHCHR in the Occupied Palestinian Territory. Three more
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villages in Masafayata have already been almost entirely destroyed in
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September 2026, OHCHR said, highlighting fears of ethnic cleansing in
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the Occupied Palestinian Territory. Overall, there are 12 villages in
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Masafayata housing over 1,100 Palestinians, most of whom have owned
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and lived on the land for generations. Israeli demolitions of
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Palestinian homes and infrastructure have displaced 1,500 people in the
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occupied West Bank so far this year, according to the
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UN Aid Coordination Office OCHA. Daniel Johnson, UN News. And
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that's the bulletin, but if you'd like to catch up
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with the latest news from the UN General Assembly in
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New York, go to our website at news.un.org or follow
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us online. Just search for UN News.
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Thank you, Daniel. Thank you so much.
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Daniel appears every Monday here as part of Ruckus Avenue
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Radio's partnership with the UN News Department.
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Thank you. What should I do?
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I don't know what to do without you.
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Why is the environment so scary?
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The whole of India is looking at you. Glory to
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the Lord. I keep my friends and my friends in
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my house. I don't know what to do. I don't
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know what to do. I keep my friends and my
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friends in my house.
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I don't know.
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What to say, but you're my crush, you're my crush
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It's such a beautiful imagination, they say Ask me, where
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did you get the drugs from?
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They say, you keep them in a big bag We
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laugh and you follow us We shout and we get
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beaten up every day How many times have we done
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this in our lives?
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Half of the rush is left.
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Behind, the rest is very deep God's grace and goodness is.
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With everyone Hania, my love Don't worry about it I understand,
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don't worry about it Honey.
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I'm here so much attitude and
personality.
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Passion Honey, I'm here.
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So much attitude and personality packed into this song. My
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favorite part might be these kind of parting words at
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the end of the song. A lot of great self-affirmation
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right there.
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It's so funny. This next one we've got for you.
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The song is called Radha.
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Enjoy.
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Enjoy.
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Why does it keep falling, Radha?
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Oh Radha!
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My Radha is filled with water in the nest of birds.
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These birds have lost their way.
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Us ghum chadho lena naam tera kaha mujh se Mere
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pank bheege hain paon chalate nahi.
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And this jungle mein ek gid bhookha hai Jo mujh
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ko dhund.
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Taar Gar kal sabha tak na ho khuda ki ganimet toh.
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Na saas ho na hi aahhte na ye jiwala So
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tell my mother, Radha, that your son is happy.
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Love the vibe. Love the track.
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And you guys know we've been playing this quite a
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bit here on the show over the last couple of weeks.
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Ja Divari, collaborating with Nutcut on a song called Radha.
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Hope you guys are enjoying yourselves wherever.
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You may be.
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We've got a lot going on on this show today.
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We'll be joined by Sonny Gutterwall, so don't go nowhere.
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Sonny will give us a little bit of an update
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as to what's going on with their show airing.
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Today at 5 p.m. Pacific time. This is Simran Chaudhary.
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So so.
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Tere piche heer hoi duniya pulaaiya Heer jai naar rab
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teri choli paaiya Hona naraz mera dil kab raunda hai
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Pyaar da mazaak mainu das kyun banauna hai Ishke de
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rog di daru Now it feels like I'm going to
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kill you. I'll throw you in heaven with two eyes.
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I'm yours and you become mine, my dear.
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Bring a beautiful girl in the neighborhood.
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Of your heart.
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Bring a beautiful girl in the neighborhood of your heart.
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My dear, look at your face, my dear.
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Bring a beautiful girl in the neighborhood of your heart.
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Bring a beautiful girl in the neighborhood.
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Of your heart.
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The song is from Simran Chowdhury. It's her latest single.
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Out now on Sarigama Music, everybody.
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Got a big week ahead, everyone.
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Sunny Gariwal today will be joined by several other of
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the Ruckus Avenue folks throughout the week. including Jeeva Mental
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Health's Ekta.
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I don't know. Tainu chate karke shami hoor ghazal yaaj
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likh lai main Jado jado bhi likha tainu lagda duniya
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jat lai main Jado jado bhi likha tainu lagda duniya
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jat lai main Kadi rahi tum wadi rahi tum pake
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parde chawate Kool khano ta koi na jathe na tori
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na raakhaate Kismat wala main raaniye saath jo tera labyaani
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Tere bajon saath kise da hoor janam main mangyaani Kedre
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saano nazir na lagje na photo paama islai.
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Main Jado jado.
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Jado jado bhi vekhaan tenu lagda duniyaan jatlai main Jion
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jugye jionda hojaan vehke tere.
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Haase ni Jaan te sade banyo di jad zulf ji
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kardi faase ni Tu hi saanu kaafi hai fir nazar
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kumama kislai main Jado jado bhi vekhaan tenu lagda duniyaan
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jatlai main.
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Siddhu is the artist. The song is called Duniya. I
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was mentioning to you that tomorrow we'll be joined by
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Shoman Mathur, an interesting artist. He's from Washington, D.C., multi-instrumentalist,
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and one of the most talented vocalists that I've heard
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from our community here. But he is the front man
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and the founder of a one-man rock band called Black
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Mustang Defense. He's joining us tomorrow.
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I don't know who it is. I don't know who
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it is. Yesterday I was free, why am I free today?
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Yesterday I was free, why am I helpless today? I
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don't know who I am, I don't know I don't
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know who I am This world Who
knows who it
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is This world Is confused.
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This world Is confused.
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Yesterday, everything was close. Today, look, it's far away. Yesterday,
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everything was special.
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Today, it's useless.
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Neither do we know who it is. Neither do we know.
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Neither do we know.
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Who it is. This world is a mess.
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All the way in from the UK, my brother from
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another mother, Sonny Garewal.
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How are you, Sonny?
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Hey.
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I'm doing well, brother.
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How are you keeping your cake?
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Good, brother.
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Good.
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Just working away over here, practicing dance moves.
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You know, we just put.
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Out a brand new show. I was the music supervisor
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of a show called Bollywood Dance University. And Bollywood Dance
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University is the accompanying documentary to the big Best of
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Best show that just got released on Netflix starring Hasan
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Minhaj and everybody like that. But, you know, which begs
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the question for me, Sonny. You know, what's the dance
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scene like over there from this kind of collegiate perspective?
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In the US, it's pretty competitive.
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We have these like annual events where these colleges get
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together and they compete and.
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It's a thing. Is there such a thing out there
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in the UK?
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It's interesting because, bear in mind, I am, you know,
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I've batted a half a century right now, right? And
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I'm into my 51st year in about a couple of days.
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Nice.
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And so I'll be honest with you. When I was younger,
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there was never a big thing about dancing. But there
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was always these little pockets of people who would have...
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dance off but it will be community based it will
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be if you're interested in hip hop if you're interested
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in break dancing I don't know yeah of course you
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would know so break dancing was a big thing when
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I was younger and it was and it was never
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recognized as a art form until a lot later at
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the time it was just like oh they're sort of
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like seedy down underground sort of thing and then but
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then when you look at colleges and universities when Michelle
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was at university there were these so they had these
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you know committees where they would have a Punjabi society,
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a Hindi society. They would have had like, you know,
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science society, chess board society. But they also have Bhangra
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and dance-related ones as well, like ballet or dancing. So
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over here, the one that I really conscribe to is
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the Bhangra one, right? And it's called Bhangra Showdown and
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it's called the Bhangra Dance-Off or whatever it's called. There's
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about three companies, there's three people who would normally set
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this up. And the universities would get together, about five,
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six big universities would come together and say, look, right, okay,
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so what we're going to do is we're going to
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do a Bhangra showdown, and you have to pass this, this,
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and this. And the judges come on board, and then
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they have one night of this massive dance-off against each other.
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And then the one who gets to the end gets
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crowned Bhangra team or Bhangra university of the year. So
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that's where, I guess, What you were just referring to
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is what we've got.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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And obviously, you know, we gave you guys the, you know, like,
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come dance with me or whatever it's called.
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I'm from the BBC, right?
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Yeah. Come dance with the stars. So that came from
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the BBC. So this country has a lot of heritage
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and a lot of, you know, a lot to do
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with dancing.
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Yeah.
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Uh, you know, and so as a result, we used
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to have dance halls and all of that kind of stuff. So, so,
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you know, come dance with whatever it is. I forgot
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the name of the show. I'm so, so sorry. I
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got blank, but it's like, that's the one that.
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We watch as a nation. That's interesting.
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And, and, Yeah, so that's the one that we would then,
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you know, watch it. But it would be like, oh,
492
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look who's going to be dancing with the stars now.
493
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Oh, look what happened.
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It's only the star element came later on and that
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was bringing a bigger view. And then obviously that format
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has now gone around the world from the BBC. And
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as a result, you know, that's the kind of dance
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aspect of it.
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But here's the thing.
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It's the music that brings you in.
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That's it, brother.
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And I think that's the key thing. And it's funny
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because you're the music supervisor. So I guess it must
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be really hard for you to think, okay, I need
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to be honorable to the, you know, to the dancing.
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00:44:29.389 --> 00:44:32.090
But I also need to keep my finger on the pulse.
507
00:44:32.110 --> 00:44:34.480
That will bring people in who are probably not interested.
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How do you, you know, balance that sort of tight
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line with the show and also with the current fight guys?
510
00:44:41.440 --> 00:44:44.730
Yeah, it was interesting because these were filmed at certain points.
511
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And now, you know, to see those things performed, they
512
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feel dated, or they did at the time. But interesting
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enough in... In some of the scenes, we did recreate
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music to kind of modernize different things and add different
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effects to make it kind of come together. And that's,
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I guess, a musical trick that we used in the
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background there to kind of enhance what they were doing
518
00:45:04.260 --> 00:45:06.610
there with their mixes. But, you know, if there was
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anything that I took away from it, Sonny, was just
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the personal investment that each of the dancers made into
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each of their.
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Teams throughout the year. It almost felt like, to me.
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I was watching the story of like a local football
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team or something, you know, where the play, you know,
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each of them were coming together. They felt a responsibility.
526
00:45:26.760 --> 00:45:29.440
There were roles that they were being counted on for
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the greater good. And then the story itself, the arc follows,
528
00:45:32.980 --> 00:45:35.139
you know, this, a couple of the dance groups, of course,
529
00:45:35.179 --> 00:45:38.550
and how somebody wins and et cetera, et cetera. I'm
530
00:45:38.630 --> 00:45:40.250
not going to give me spoilers out there, but just
531
00:45:40.269 --> 00:45:42.670
so in case you haven't seen it, but it, to me,
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Just how much each of them gave the routine, not
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00:45:48.389 --> 00:45:51.360
only in the actual confines of the dance group and
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the rehearsals and the actual performance, but just on a
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personal level.
536
00:45:55.400 --> 00:45:56.760
That, to me, was really interesting.
537
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Yeah.
538
00:45:58.340 --> 00:46:01.769
And also the platform they've got, they're on Netflix, right?
539
00:46:01.869 --> 00:46:04.429
And so it's going to be filmed. So I guess
540
00:46:04.449 --> 00:46:07.030
they had that much more that is not just going
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to be performed to a live studio audience. And whoever's
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in that room will see this is going to be
543
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witnessed by them.
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00:46:13.130 --> 00:46:13.739
There's going to be.
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Probably immortalized I mean it's going to be there for
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00:46:16.210 --> 00:46:21.219
archival and for continuous time does that add I guess
547
00:46:21.360 --> 00:46:23.920
that must add another layer of pressure on them in
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some way shape or.
549
00:46:24.619 --> 00:46:27.199
Form it's got to you know their whole story is
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being told out there but you know I think it
551
00:46:30.559 --> 00:46:34.260
was generally very positive I think everybody all the teams
552
00:46:34.320 --> 00:46:38.400
and the participants in the documentary did great and you
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00:46:38.420 --> 00:46:40.079
know because I think the documentary has a little bit
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00:46:40.119 --> 00:46:41.659
more of an arc to it in terms of the
555
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actual culture you.
556
00:46:42.699 --> 00:46:45.480
Know The film was a little bit more, you know,
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a little bit more Hollywoodized.
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00:46:46.989 --> 00:46:49.340
And so there's like elements of the actual experience that
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we're missing. But the documentary did a great job of that. But,
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you know, I was just curious because I see it
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here in the U.S. and it's evolved so much over
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this generation of last, I would say, 20, 30 years
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from being, you know, just a few different Bhangra groups
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or different dance groups that are happening to men. These
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00:47:05.989 --> 00:47:08.329
guys are like full on like clubs that are like
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00:47:08.369 --> 00:47:11.809
being passed down from student year to student year and
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00:47:11.869 --> 00:47:12.750
fascinating to watch.
568
00:47:14.039 --> 00:47:14.699
Oh, a hundred percent.
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00:47:14.739 --> 00:47:17.559
And it's nice that, you know, like they say, don't they,
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if you want to get rid of a culture, if
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you want to shut down a practice of a certain.
572
00:47:23.119 --> 00:47:24.739
People, get rid of their language. Right.
573
00:47:25.260 --> 00:47:28.739
And alongside that, there's also the music element of it
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and also the way we move to our music. So
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if you can keep those elements alive, which is almost
576
00:47:34.670 --> 00:47:37.130
like part of your DNA, like the heartbeat, that heart,
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00:47:37.289 --> 00:47:40.190
you know, there's always a rhythm to life. So I guess,
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00:47:41.050 --> 00:47:43.619
I guess this is what the rhythm to our lives.
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00:47:44.000 --> 00:47:45.449
No matter where I am in the world, if I
580
00:47:45.489 --> 00:47:50.269
hear at all, I'm going back. I'm up.
581
00:47:50.789 --> 00:47:53.130
That's my people. Let's go. We're my tribe.
582
00:47:53.309 --> 00:47:54.730
Let's go, man.
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00:47:54.769 --> 00:47:55.269
Let's go.
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00:47:55.849 --> 00:47:57.969
I guess that's the state for someone who probably hears
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00:47:58.010 --> 00:48:00.769
the bagpipes. That's right, Sonny.
586
00:48:00.809 --> 00:48:02.110
That's right.
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00:48:02.210 --> 00:48:03.409
I'm going to take on the world.
588
00:48:03.489 --> 00:48:05.530
It tugs at our heart like nothing else.
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00:48:06.070 --> 00:48:06.489
It does.
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00:48:07.599 --> 00:48:11.820
I love it, Sonny. Two guys that have probably not
591
00:48:12.079 --> 00:48:14.179
a foot of dance in us or an inch of
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00:48:14.219 --> 00:48:17.380
dance capability in us both. Breaking down the dance scene
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out there, Sonny.
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How about that? Thanks so much for joining me today, brother.
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00:48:20.480 --> 00:48:23.320
This has been fun. It's always a pleasure.
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00:48:23.480 --> 00:48:23.880
God bless.
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00:48:24.079 --> 00:48:24.489
Take care, brother.
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00:48:24.570 --> 00:48:27.099
Thank you, Sonny. Here's the next song for you guys.
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They don't open their doors, they don't make
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00:49:14.559 --> 00:49:16.960
their doors open They don't make their doors open, they
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00:49:17.039 --> 00:49:22.280
don't make their doors open poppy on coming albums. I
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don't make a cap on worldwide greenery. I don't make
611
00:49:25.250 --> 00:49:27.250
a cap when I see myself drowning. I don't make
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00:49:27.389 --> 00:49:33.250
a lot of money by doing little things.
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615
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.
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.
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Chal dikhao e
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00:49:59.030 --> 00:50:02.489
saki kinna botla mein tam Ja jubaan nahin lagi kyunki
623
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woh kala mein tam Mere kalle mein se jinnah ko
624
00:50:05.150 --> 00:50:08.349
nahin totla mein tam Rekh lo bali dikhega kinna lo
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00:50:08.409 --> 00:50:12.019
kala mein tam Dikhao e saki kinna botla mein tam
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00:50:12.079 --> 00:50:15.199
Ja jubaan nahin lagi kyunki woh kala mein tam Mere
627
00:50:15.260 --> 00:50:18.539
kalle mein se jinnah ko nahin totla mein tam Globally
628
00:50:18.559 --> 00:50:22.639
dekhaga kinna lokal aamdaar Dikhe top ke likhaari aaj choti
629
00:50:22.659 --> 00:50:23.780
na Vanayadu.
630
00:50:23.380 --> 00:50:26.449
Tera rap star e hip-hop ka goti na Vanayadu bronce
631
00:50:26.619 --> 00:50:28.210
odta aayi na meri.
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00:50:27.949 --> 00:50:32.250
Voti na Vanayadu goat rapper aayi dekh liye thodi na Vanayadu.
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00:50:31.829 --> 00:50:33.190
Culture bad bad.
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00:50:32.909 --> 00:50:35.090
Jean saane dothi na Vanayadu.
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00:50:34.670 --> 00:50:37.650
Door dangara ye rapper mai Thank you for watching.
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00:50:55.280 --> 00:51:19.800
Keep on being a couple. Come on treat me special
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00:51:43.809 --> 00:51:48.230
Come on, treat me special. Come on, treat me special.
638
00:51:49.449 --> 00:51:52.760
Come on, treat me special. Romy Huda.
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His collaboration with MC Square. It's a previous number one
640
00:51:57.519 --> 00:52:02.110
song from our top 20 countdown show. Want to give
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00:52:02.130 --> 00:52:04.429
a big shout-out to Sonny Godewal for stopping by the
642
00:52:04.469 --> 00:52:09.010
big program today. Always a pleasure talking to him. And
643
00:52:09.170 --> 00:52:11.670
make sure you guys tune in to his big show today.
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00:52:11.670 --> 00:52:14.489
5 p.m. Pacific time.
645
00:52:15.349 --> 00:52:17.789
And Sunny's
show, one of my favorites here on the air,
646
00:52:17.800 --> 00:52:19.380
it's called Off the Stream.
647
00:52:20.079 --> 00:52:21.800
And looking forward to that hour.
648
00:52:21.980 --> 00:52:25.639
Now let's bring in Doita Dasgupta, who's got today's artist
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00:52:25.679 --> 00:52:26.579
spotlight for you.
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00:52:27.039 --> 00:52:27.619
Hi, everyone.
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00:52:27.679 --> 00:52:31.260
This is Doita Dasgupta, your Ruckus Avenue radio music correspondent,
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00:52:31.340 --> 00:52:34.329
back with another artist spotlight. Today on The Bridge, we're
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00:52:34.349 --> 00:52:38.530
spotlighting Rashmeet Gaur, the singer, songwriter, and performer whose powerful
654
00:52:38.590 --> 00:52:42.590
blend of Punjabi folk, Sufi music, hip-hop and contemporary pop
655
00:52:42.630 --> 00:52:45.159
has made her one of the most distinctive voices in
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00:52:45.219 --> 00:52:48.400
Indian music today. Born in Punjab and raised in Delhi,
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Rashmi first gained attention through reality singing competitions before breaking
658
00:52:52.460 --> 00:52:56.679
into the mainstream with massive hits like Nadi Opar, Bajre Desita,
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00:52:57.010 --> 00:53:00.710
Ish Nachawe and Khana Kasuta. Known for staying deeply connected
660
00:53:00.750 --> 00:53:04.610
to her musical roots while constantly experimenting with sound, Rashmeet
661
00:53:04.650 --> 00:53:08.969
has continued evolving her artistry through both Bollywood and independent music.
662
00:53:09.530 --> 00:53:13.300
In 2026, she's already released new tracks including Kaur Bat,
663
00:53:13.780 --> 00:53:17.940
Omran and her latest single Chore, showcasing a more emotional
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00:53:18.179 --> 00:53:22.380
and introspective side of her music. She's also continued collaborating
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on film and soundtrack music, including the trending version of
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Dil Hai Ranjana with composer Shashwat Sachdev. Beyond streaming success,
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Rashmeet has also been making waves live, recently closing out
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00:53:34.059 --> 00:53:38.590
Delhi University's 2026 fest season with a major performance at
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Hindu College's Mecca Festival. With her soulful vocals, fearless creativity,
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00:53:43.449 --> 00:53:46.989
and ability to bridge tradition with modern sound, Rashmeet Kaur
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00:53:47.030 --> 00:53:49.699
continues to prove why she's one of the most exciting
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00:53:49.760 --> 00:53:52.800
and authentic artists in South Asian music right now. Well,
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that's all from me. Stay tuned for more only on
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00:53:55.539 --> 00:53:56.820
Ruckus Avenue Radio.
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00:53:57.900 --> 00:54:00.760
Thank you so much for that, Doita. Thank you so
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00:54:00.800 --> 00:54:04.949
much for that artist spotlight there. Rashmeet Kaur, certainly one
677
00:54:04.969 --> 00:54:07.510
of our favorite artists here on the bridge. And we
678
00:54:07.550 --> 00:54:12.269
had an exclusive conversation with her earlier this year. One
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00:54:12.289 --> 00:54:15.510
of our favorite interviews of the calendar year for sure.
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Here's her latest song called Ve Sajna.
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Ve Sajna Kaatu Kaise Ye Ratiya.
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Ve Sajna.
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00:54:34.860 --> 00:54:44.460
How can I spend this night without you? I search
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00:54:44.559 --> 00:54:50.190
for your traces You steal.
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00:54:50.090 --> 00:54:58.570
My eyes How can I spend this night?
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00:55:05.800 --> 00:55:07.070
Be 10 or better.
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00:55:38.309 --> 00:55:40.949
Two eyes met, no work was left.
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00:55:40.789 --> 00:55:46.579
Two eyes met, they became stars One eye met, the
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00:55:47.219 --> 00:55:52.639
path was difficult Only two moments of life were left.
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00:56:08.199 --> 00:56:14.789
Oh my love, how do I spend this night?
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00:56:14.889 --> 00:56:20.699
Oh my love, how do I.
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00:56:19.559 --> 00:56:41.630
Spend this night? How can I stay quiet?
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00:56:41.789 --> 00:56:50.030
I haven't seen anyone like you How can I say anything?
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I won't say anything.
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Ve sajna, kathu kaise ye ratiya.
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00:57:21.090 --> 00:57:26.610
Ve sajna, vite.
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00:57:25.949 --> 00:57:38.909
Na bitaye ratiya.
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00:57:33.750 --> 00:57:36.809
Rashmeet Kaur everybody, this song is called Ve Sajna.
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I hope you guys have had a.
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00:57:39.099 --> 00:57:42.579
Great time hanging out with me today over this last hour.
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00:57:43.519 --> 00:57:46.320
Certainly enjoyed this hour. We'll be back tomorrow with that
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00:57:46.460 --> 00:57:49.219
exclusive interview with Shoman Mator, as I mentioned to you.
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00:57:49.980 --> 00:57:52.900
And we'll leave you with Arjit Singh, who I can't
704
00:57:52.940 --> 00:57:56.900
decide if he is retired or not. He keeps dropping material.
705
00:57:57.679 --> 00:57:59.659
And this isn't the only new song that he has
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00:57:59.719 --> 00:58:02.889
put out over the recent weeks. But this song is
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00:58:02.929 --> 00:58:04.369
called Tu Hi Dista.
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Have a great day, everybody.
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I'm stuck here
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Thank you.