Dropati of Suriname (LIVE) - Baithak Gana

[@shwetashaw8348]

Great I am from Uttar Pradesh love to see this culture is alive in Suriname

[@zuberkgolechha]

They belonged to awadh , Bhojpur , Magahi region around 200-300 years before ! Same people are living in Netherlands , mostly they are living in the Hague and Almera

[@susieboodoo8464]

Listening to Dropati's singing bought back so many beautiful memories of my mum❤

[@dineshchs]

Amazing to hear this song. People in Suriname have still preserved the culture that their ancestors brought hundreds of years ago, which itself is being forgotten.

[@nikunjsharma9228]

An absolute legend

[@johanbhaggoe5651]

Bij trouwdag van kriesna in Rotterdam heeft dropi gespeld💞🇮🇳💞

[@mahamatiekatwaroo5509]

Legendary singer!she rocks real stuff!

[@andynauth4351]

we need more live songs with misses dropati jii :)

[@niharika6967]

Love this up and jai shree Ram

[@russell3893]

She has a voice to kill for excellent Dropati.

[@ashakuldip1657]

Thanks to Dropati Ji! I enjoyed her rendition very much! Thanks to all the musicians also!

[@-AnneLister]

07-04-2014 Een glimp van Dropati live op you-tube! Tranen in mijn ogen krijg ik van ontroering. Deze grande la dame mag nooit vergeten worden. Zijn er nog meer live beelden van haar? Mijn dank is groot :-)) Mvg. uit Groningen NL

[@MissRoshnyBaithakganaCommunity]

mijn vader Bhageloe and Ball Bisram Dada.. Anil bhai !!!

[@radhapannalal3328]

She was great alsof the otter musicans. Heads off. My father Roep Bhoelai and my grand father Rambharos Bhoelai are als welknowed dholplayers. They have also played many times together with miss Droppati

[@surinameheritage4417]

Does your father or his brother live in The Hague? I might know him

[@r.9549]

@@surinameheritage4417 Dropati is mijn overgrootmoeder! (Par Nanie)

[@michelekanaiya7928]

Wonderful

[@naleenmaharaj2889]

This is so beautiful

[@pawanmishra9205]

dropadi jee mast gana ba international bhojpuri language matribhasha ke pranam Dropadi jee ke bhojpuri gana khatir pranam

[@PtNeilDevPersad]

Absolutely Beautiful!

[@julesmanurat4078]

Lovely music,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@dayram6217]

heeft op mijn moeders bhatwaan gezongen in 1982

[@haripalrampurtab5820]

WELLDONE MA God bless u

[@juliet7733]

Hi Suriname Heritage, ik vind uw video geweldig! Ik wilde weten hoe ik met u in contact kan komen? Ik zou uw video graag willen gebruiken in een tentoonstelling van het Tropenmuseum in Amsterdam, en bezoekers de prachtige muziek van Dropati laten zien. Zouden wij hierover kunnen hebben? Bedankt, Juliet

[@sachinramcharan7886]

onvoorstelbaar mooi.heb ooit een langere versie van deze video gezien.samen met radjoe sewgoelam.wie zou ons als lievhebbers ermee kunnen helpen....

[@ArunYadav-nh3lg]

Please give me contact of har i need this song in my short film

[@salenaally903]

Anyone can tell me the name of the singer who sang /listen to my story listen to my fait am singing long the heart of that great man mukiesh/

[@tc2334]

Dropati

[@govindjai11]

just awesome

[@nadiamungal8653]

nice voice

[@chadsexinton]

Where can I see more of this video?

[@wilfredramharak9069]

dit is mooi, maar wel te kort

[@princerai8709]

I am from eastern Uttar Pradesh. This language is different from our awadhi-bhojpuri

[@himkent16]

This language came from Uttar Pradesh in 1850s , it's s much older language than what's spoke n now. It's the original Bhoupuri language from old india

[@nirvanabhagwandin6327]

So what is your point? You have over 110 different languages in India.

[@soundcheck2k7]

They are singing in the Bhojpuri dialect of the 1800s, not the modern day Bhojpuri language you are speaking. Languages and dialects change over time... that is inevitable.

[@rishabhrox1]

This language is called "Sarnami Hindustani", and it is a mix of Bhojpuri (that too, the one spoken in 1800's) with a lot of vocabulary taken from other languages of Suriname like Sranan Tongo, Dutch etc. So yes, it is different from India's Awadhi-Bhojpuri-Magahi but, it has a common root with them and hence you can hear some familiarity. (And with words like Rama and Sita being used, if is obvious this song is referencing some part of the Indian Sanskrit language epic - Ramayana)

[@jigggro]

Many things in diaspora are a time capsule. Things forgotten in India can sometimes still be found in diaspora.

[@chadsexinton]

Where can I see the entire video

[@perkaashmakhan6441]

Ik ken haar nog van Kela ke puja 1971 STVS

[@ronnydoekhi3367]

Ik ken haar ook Perkaash. Kela Ki Puja was een geweldig programmma met dhr.Eugene Ramdin.

[@glennpiroe8777]

Goed