Have You (Really?) Heard PASOORI?

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Tweaked my setup a bit (yes talking about both my hair and the wall), like it?

[@user-gojo.geto-r7s]

Absolutely. It looks aesthetic. Subtle details that makes it more easy to focus on you. Great choice with this background. kudos

[@Aleezaop]

It's beautiful, but why is the photo frame empty

[@iamadityavaishy]

​​@@Aleezaop Isn't the photo frame from the sitcom 'FRIENDS' ?

[@Aleezaop]

@@iamadityavaishy don't bring me fomo for not watching friends

[@Inotherwordsyt]

@@Aleezaop In the show Friends, the iconic yellow frame was originally a mirror that broke. Rather than discarding it, they kept the empty frame, symbolizing imagination and interpretation, allowing viewers to envision whatever they wish within it. (This is the gist of the video and what I do.)

[@poulamichowdhury6028]

I feel like ‘aa jaave dil tera, poora bhi na hove” that line is a curse, but not to the lover, but rather to the world that tries to separate lovers. Like Ali is saying to all those people who oppose love, that ‘I hope you fall in love too and it breaks your heart too’ so that they understand the pain lovers go through.

[@khwabonkigagri]

Soo accurate 😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@teal-phoenix]

but address in first line is to mere dhol... so such a frequent change of person to whom we ae talking also is strange

[@Chinmay-oz7hf]

​@@teal-phoenixFirst line might also be addressed to this unjust world, addressing the fact that the world is not aware "premi ke Judai ka gam kya hota Hai... Tujhe kaise Pata hoga" then followed by the curse stating aa jaave dil Tera.... Aur Pura bhi na hove....

[@Ace007-ir7pf]

Oh my god I love that interpretation

[@pooka818]

MAKES SO MUCH SENSE

[@karishmaupadhyay1794]

What I can see is that Noor's collection has sarees designed for modern working women. Reading that symbolizes modernity. Also, since saree is a prominent Hindu wear, it represents learning about and appreciating other people's culture.

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Oh very interesting!!! And the numbers of increasing likes on this comment tells more people find this rationale true

[@khwabonkigagri]

Wowwwww

[@cutscurves8411]

​@@InotherwordsytAbsolutely

[@starshipjuice]

Sarii is indian wear not hindu wear... because ur people didn't use to wear cloths ( specially didn't wear blouses with sare) so...😂

[@Pihu523]

​​@@starshipjuiceso true! Hindus were from Africa. You are so knowledge.

[@SakshatSawant]

This is the kind of content i pay KZbin for! Love the detailed work and how you just cleared all the misconceptions related to such a beautiful song.

[@Inotherwordsyt]

I am really glad this we found each other on this lovely platform! Any personal misconception you had that got clarified?

[@SakshatSawant]

@@Inotherwordsyt the fact that the Kathak dancer in the beginning is infact a Hindu in Pakistan, just shows how much we could achieved if we were a single country!

[@mozinmalik]

Why do you pay KZbin? Are they charging you, it is free in India. I think someone is scamming you in the name of KZbin. Zamana is very kharab bro, pun intended 😂

[@SakshatSawant]

@@mozinmalik I pay for premium bro, although zamaana is very kharab indeed... XD

[@frenchracqlett5368]

Did you mean paying for your Internet ?

[@FardeenAhmed-xo8bj]

I'm so happy that someone decided to do this. I'm a huge Ali Seti fan gatekeeping him for years until this song really accelerated his name among the larger section of music lovers. I also had to struggle a lot to understand the meaning of the song and I agree with your interpretation. However, there is another fun fact about this that makes it so special and thoughtful and makes you understand the activism and the messaging of the song. The word 'Pasoori' appears only twice in the songs, at the beginning and at the end. If you listen carefully you will notice a difference in the pronunciation, once as Pasoori (R sound) and the other Pasoodi (da sound). This reflects the linguistics of the accents of a language spread across a large geographic area with diverse demographics. Once again, thank you for making this video.

[@Inotherwordsyt]

WOWWWWWWW!!! Absolutely loved that observation you shared!!! I think I am going to compile these learnings I am having and put out atleast a post! Fardeen bhai Shukriya and I hope.. that Mahi Mera inclusion in Pakistani truck art sequence hit you as well! Mahi Mera is one of my gatekept one ;)

[@shubhamswaminathan2824]

Thank you for this

[@himanshupal6083]

Is he gay though?

[@raheemismail1554]

⁠@@himanshupal6083Who cares really?

[@an.kahi.baaten]

9:19 this could also mean मेरे दोल or lover तुझे केसे ही खबर होगी जुदाई की, and not exactly in a way to curse but rather wishing to be loved back the same way the other 2 lines means कि तेरा दिल भी आ जाए मेरे पे या किसी और पे but वो पूरा न हो, यानी तेरे को मिले ना और ये जो जुदाई का diatance का दर्द है वो तुझे भी feel ho और तू भी तड़पे प्यार में मेरे लिए जैसे में तेरे लिए। Because the feel की कोई आपसे इतना प्यार कर रहा है की तड़प रहा है आपके लिए आपको पाने के लिए feels so good.

[@historicalindiabyvijeytapa4357]

Even the video's set (an open place for collective communication) is a traditional village set up from pre independence and pre colonial india. It was the place where conflicts would be sorted through communication. Might be taken as a reference to Ali's idea for the two countries- to sit together on the basis of a shared culture and solving their 'Pasooris' through communication

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Absolutely! Your POV/Take-away is Bang On!

[@AmlanjyotiSaikia]

It was a beautifully done video, my man. Rula diya benstokes.

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Bohot Shukriya, magar aap roye kyu? I really want to know.. kaunsa emotion evoke kar diya ye maine :)

[@AmlanjyotiSaikia]

@@Inotherwordsyt I started thinking about how people get divided on basis on religion, borders and politics, but at the most base level, all we want is to connect with others who can empathize with our journey and trials. And how sometimes, something so seemingly inconsequential like a song can break through those barriers, even if for mere moments. Or maybe us south Asians are just an emotional bunch. Even then, that just makes us similar in more ways that different. Ye to khusi ke aasu the. I also wanted you to know that I really appreciate the content you have. You have a very well written and narratively pleasing script, and I'll definitely binge watch your existing videos now and in the future. Keep rocking 🤘🏻 PS: Hindi is not my strongest suit. I can manage a street conversation in Hindi, but not one with bhari bhadkam words. 😁

[@vinitpathak9789]

you make these songs even more beautiful. loved your explanantion

[@Inotherwordsyt]

I am so glad Vinit!!

[@nazgames1524]

bye going to hear Pasoori now

[@Inotherwordsyt]

wapas aajao Naz

[@Khwabida___]

Listen***

[@rashmiingole5979]

😂😂😅

[@Shakirtech00]

🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@armyamericana3599]

same

[@mahnoormansoori4416]

I was in Russia back in 2022 I was travelling in a taxi and taxi driver played “Pasoori” it was a proud moment for me as a Pakistani.. Believe me uss driver ko hindi/urdu kya English bhi nh aati thi and he was vibing on pasoori mazey sey😂❤

[@yatuaneeka2293]

😂😂😂like some muslims in India n Pakistan enjoying nasheeds without understanding them

[@u2azim480]

Thank God that you people have no renowned Pakistani por* star otherwise you would have been proud on her! So you felt proud on just a piece of shit. How cheap is the mentality and taste!

[@Rasnaaa]

Wowwww❤

[@ghu_makkar_saurabh]

Loved the video and the channel!! Thanks and keep up the great work 😊👍

[@regretandtears]

the open-endedness makes more sense :) queerness at its core is about non-conformism, breaking free of the binary and other social structures, and art goes hand-in-hand with this idea several times by making art that is also about being queer, i think its meaning will never be defined in a clean explanation, (although i appreciate yours very much and think it elevates my understanding of the song)

[@Inotherwordsyt]

This was the paradox I was holding while creating the video, which kinda makes it the hardest I have worked the.. the duality of open endedness and clear explanation!

[@taptiroy4121]

I agree with this interpretation more than the earlier one involving Noor sarees which appeared quite simplistic. The song and the videography is a highly nuanced expression of Sethi's positionality vis-a-vis a cultural, social, and religious milieux based on often insurmountable binaries

[@himanshupal6083]

It's wokery

[@regretandtears]

@@Inotherwordsyt i very much loved your video, though! i will have to make sure to watch more of your explanations (just because i think you can never get "enough" perspectives of art

[@muskanfakir1410]

This is one of my most favorite channels of KZbin, and I never miss a notification. I love your interpretations, man.

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Notification Gang is my favorite, aur aap uss gang ki sardar hain Muskan

[@All-purposefacts]

​@@Inotherwordsyt I always taught this song has a very tough meaning. And does sheema represent india ? And why random models are shown in passori song just showing them that they are sitting beside window ? Is this a dreme sequence ? Plz next song on sadqaay

[@DDSingh95]

The vry presence of Shima ji in this song shows the coded msg and in depth meaning of this song. How it tries cut out societal boundaries and break free. And clothes, the collection of Noor also symbolism of modernity. And the lines "rahwan'ch bawan'ch ohnu lukawan, *koi mainu na roke*..." also signifies the same. Your videos, ur interpretations are always amazing. I never miss a video of urs. You are doing such wonderful work for all us music lovers.. Huge huge thanks and more power to you

[@Inotherwordsyt]

This is one of my most favorite comments on this video Sir!

[@shloksharma8606]

Opinion to the point raised at 10:10 In my opinion it has two motives: 1) the lady at the left is seen wearing sneakers under the sareee.. again breaking the stereotype. 2) Sarees has always been a source of unification between two communities. In every auspicious events sarees are exchanged. and its the moment when a woman enjoys any festival (talking about 70-80s setup). So his piya (here arrival of his piya is an auspicious event) might bring sarees for her from india and she is searching in the magazine and fantasizing about the saree he ll bring.

[@tarik0101mehwish]

I am shocked this type of beautiful video got only 8k view after 16 hours .

[@Inotherwordsyt]

And then I look at these numbers and feel.. maybe there will come a better time for this video.. I should just pour in my heart and keep doing what I absolutely love! Agree right?

[@Iki_gaiii]

Absolutely agree! ❤

[@aditishingavi6037]

​@@Inotherwordsyt You should never stop!!!! It will be all worth it in the end, trust it!❤️❤️❤️

[@rajenmakhijani8668]

Have watched Kun Faya Kun, Tum tak, Pasoori, and Ik Bagal mein so far. It is indescribable what you are doing. To ke you are like a modern Sufi darvesh and a Baul yourself. Thank you. PS: Get the editor to smoothen transitions within the video and relatively fewer of them (KFK and Tum Tak were just right in that sense).

[@Tanisha688]

The way you appreciate and respond to each person on comment reveals your dedication and your love towards your passion..... This is what audiences demands from their speaker,i feel so grateful to be a part of your audience, watching your progress day by day ensures that you are going to be great music 🎶 journalist in the future. Lots of love to this video ❤

[@agupta9098]

Thanks

[@fatima-tuj-zohora435]

Excellent explanation. Now I can understand it’s poetric and super melodic urge more clearly. Please continue such a nice explanation series. Love from Bangladesh ❤🇧🇩

[@vishalgoyal5311]

Thanks!

[@TrimTask]

My Dadi (Grandmother) made "Gyo di choori" for me on those hectic days when she ran out of ideas (something that nourished well). This became the staple diet on which I grew up. The paragraph reminds me of those days when there was CHAOS everyday and the hope to get "Gyo di Choori" kept me going.

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Wow!!! While researching I found this underlying love for Gyi Di Choori.. which is what compelled me to keep the second explanation, even though I felt I am overstretching it! This comment makes it worth it..

[@anuragpant2192]

Agg lavan baarishan nu, kpde nhi dhul paa rhe bhai (Thanks for teaching me a new phrase!😂)

[@karishmaupadhyay1794]

jyada hi paise de diye ek phrase sikhane ke

[@Inotherwordsyt]

haha... ye toh bhai ki mohabbat hai.. agg lavan paise de lalach nu!

[@nightmayor6114]

On the topic of line " दिल बांग बांग मेरा टकराया" bang bang also signify the Morning or Days because roosters give "बांग" to announce the dawn of day. So i used to interpret it as "My heart always beats harder every day in wait of my lover and while watching his way".

[@shivjain]

nice

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Very nice!! We have one more interpretation added now

[@jamiluk]

the call of rooster, the time of day, the sleepless night, the wait, the hope and hopeless-ness, bang bang of heart, all is bunched together in the simple lines. thank you both. lots of love.

[@asthakashyap2732]

I don't remember how many times I've heard this song at that time when it became so popular. But after this video, knowing the values of the lyrics... I'm sure I'm gonna hear this double the last time i heard. Sir, you are just amazing ✨

[@Inotherwordsyt]

This should perhaps be the dearest comment for me, because that's the exact intention of why I set out to make this

[@hemantachandra6962]

Thanks!

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Hey, Thanks alot!!!

[@fearofunknown-u7j]

This masterpiece is so incredible that it’s hard to believe it was created by people. This is my first visit to your channel, but definitely not my last.🤩

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Oh, you are so welcome! I hope you like it around here.. we have some lovely bunch of people here discussing music!

[@poulamichowdhury6028]

Using Mahi mera while describing the lyrics of pasoori is mastermind

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Oh my God!!! You know Poulami, you are perhaps the only one who noticed that :)

[@Realkaleemullah]

Are you referencing to to any language poulami??? Language of "mahi mera" is actually punjabi jangli or jhangvi dialect spoken in central punjab 🇵🇰 ( in the region of jhang, chiniot district ) Love from central punjab 🇵🇰

[@gopeshmittalindia]

Poora vi na hove : one that never ends, one that never gets over 🎉

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Wow! Poora hoke khatam hua sab, jo hai aadha woh hi zinda hai.. in one of the cuts of script for this one, this is the exact line that's there! Should have probably kept it

[@srijan55]

@@Inotherwordsyt अगर मैंने कह दिया तो कह के भूल जाऊंगा, अगर कह नहीं पाया, तो हमेशा याद रहेगा, कि मैंने तुम्हें ये कभी कहा नहीं ।

[@Md.ShahbazAhmad]

​@@srijan55wah kya baat h bhai ❤

[@bipashnapradhan9345]

Dang dang danggg had to watch this again another a couple of times to fully appreciate this. Love your interpretations.

[@chameleondocs]

Man ! this is truly genius. Thank you so much for dissecting this absolute banger of a song.

[@shivkumar36]

For someone who knows entry level HIndi, Punjabi sounds even more difficult to understand/relate. Thanks for explaining this in details and enriching us!

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Shiv Sir, I hope I could really bring it to your understanding! Thank you for commenting and letting me know

[@shivkumar36]

@@Inotherwordsyt yes, thanks a lot for your work!

[@khwabonkigagri]

Jitna bhi iss decode ko appreciate karu utna kmm hai , par , the way people are telling their views , is something sooooo good . I am reading each of their views , its too good❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Exactly, the way people are going above what I said and making this a discussion forum is so heartwarming.. a first for this channel

[@atreyeeghosh7247]

It took me a while to finally watch the complete video and there's just one thing I wanna say, just how these wonderful songs add more meaning to our rather unpleasant lives, your videos, brings us closer and familiarise ourselves to what we know we love. Hence, enhances the euphoria we explain while loving it.

[@swavimaroo]

Just a small correction, sheema kermani is a renowned Odissi and Bharatnatyam dancer, but she is not Hindu. Her family actually comes originally from Iran and is muslim.

[@K14010]

Amazing video, very well researched i must say. After watching this video, respect for the art and artist has increased👏👏👏👏

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Purpose Achieved then

[@KKk-pq8oh]

😊

[@abhishekganguli1729]

According to me, the line "Aa jave dil tera, poora bhi na hove" is like a wish saying that "i wish you give your heart to someone with such fervour, that your will never be whole again. This way you will forever remember how freeing and ecstatic it is to love."

[@anshchaudhary7456]

One word that perfectly sums up your content - quality!!

[@Namrata-mt9wr]

You interpreted very beautifully.....Thank you for these beautiful videos.

[@adproductionhouse]

Well this video just came in randomly on my youtube and just because of pasoori word i clicked and watched but man from the very start the way you gripped everyones attention and the way you portraited the whole song and defined the meaning simply superb outstanding ❤❤ loved it how beautifully you explained even i never realised how special this song was and how deep and meaningful it can be great job ❤❤

[@Inotherwordsyt]

I am always curious on how my videos are getting discovered and received thereon. What really made me happy was the part that you said 'it gripped you' - the editor and the script writer in me are now going in for a small party! Thank you for clicking on this video and sharing how you felt about it ❤️

[@only-anime8241]

9:38 this part seems fimilar to me the story of an anime movie named "5 centimeters per second" which is also split in 3 parts with different tones and setting like this song. So the story i that lovers are not able to meet together , or even if they meet , they cant say anything to each other maybe because of differences or maybe due to "Majbooriyan". The more they try to meet each other , the more desperate and restless they become but they can't but due to "Majbooriyan" and differences . They grow more restless day by day unable to focus on their work and life and hence it becomes a curse. This is my little half baked observation😅😅. Hope you understood what I wanted to say. Edit -> corrected some grammatical and syntax errors. 👍

[@Inotherwordsyt]

I love it!!! This is why we love the art that we do.. how we can cannot two really discretely independent worlds and bring them together, here in our experience!

[@mohammedsadaf2289]

​@@Inotherwordsyt True that I've seen that what a beautiful movie by makoto shinkai

[@bhavya3481]

Here's my interpretation of the magazine scene: Bcoz this song is about breaking all the bounds that the society has put up, the girl is reading a fashion magazine which might mean that she is seeking the liberty to choose how she wants to get dressed. Her clothes don't decide her charm and she's the "Noor" regardless.

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Haha, aint you a poet yourself?

[@bhavya3481]

@@Inotherwordsyt haha not better than you ✨

[@RaunakSinghzz]

Are u that​@@bhavya3481

[@SouvikNandiFilms]

Thanks for the wonderful interpretation of this mystical song.. Very enlightening narrative! 🙌🏻❤️✨

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@shubhamnagre6294]

Borders are the enemies of culture and tradition, This whole south indian language and culture, panjabi, sindhi, kashmiri, bengoli and every region there is below Himalayas, everything feels so indian and feels like ek hi ghar ke

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Wow! Time for an Indian Version of Pasoori

[@aeymed]

Every thing was right until I saw everyone feels Indian. Nope dude, no one does that here. You should've mention the Pashto language, which is the 2nd largest language spoken in Pakistan while mentioning the other languages if you're talking about Pakistan n its languages

[@hk8018]

Borders are also enemy of cricket too..

[@murtazaretalstore5685]

Western countries also share same culture. They never talk about that borders are enemies. Borders here between pakistan and india is givibg confidence in pakistani muslims that we are not second grade citizens now and we dont havr to prove our patriotism each day

[@naishadh4804]

We can only imagine how much hard work you might have put into creating this video. Amazing work. Going to listen to pasoori now.

[@Inotherwordsyt]

I am glad the work is getting recognition.. it makes everything so worth it!!! Do come back after listening and tell me how you felt about it now

[@user-sr4db9hs3z]

I like how you decode music so well. it's utterly visible how much research and work you had to do for this, absolutely loved it, Can you decode a song called Bulla Ki Jaana Mai Kaun in the future, I would really appreciate that !

[@ABHIJEETSINGHAJ07]

Bhai thank you so much ❤

[@shoaibsk8082]

Bhai tum mehnat rangg laayi Is video ko mene 3 deen me 3 baar dekh liya, Aisa nai ke mujhe smj nai aai first time me.... Actually mujhe lyric ke decode yaad krne the, or mujhe yaad ho gaye.. Yaar, bhot zabardast decode kiye tmne bhot hi deeply Salute ❤

[@naziahasan9833]

You have touched the depths... good work!

[@riyabanik003]

I'm blessed that I've found your channel! it deserves millions of subscribers 💗

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Is this your first video here?

[@riyabanik003]

@@Inotherwordsyt nope I've watched all the videos and liked ALL OF 'EM

[@preetamlobo2869]

Every single video you have published thus far are priceless. Thanks for your effort and quality content.

[@Kavita_granth]

I am living in Bihar in present but my mother is from Punjab. Whenever my sir talks something about the culture of Pakistan I always say yes hamare wahan aise hi hai . But whenever someone says hateful about there I don't feel good at all because we were united at a time. And we cannot ignore it ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Inotherwordsyt]

This comment is so pure and so heartwarming! Made my day

[@aqilsamreen656]

The situation is similar here in Pakistan with Muhajirs. Whenever there are cultural conversations about Delhi and other parts of India that the Muhajir community belongs to, we naturally feel a deep connection. My grandparents were from 'Rani Khet' in Delhi, so I've always felt that my heart belongs to Delhi and its culture. It saddens me even more that we can't visit our ancestral homeland, and now our history has faded so much that our children aren't able to feel the same attachment we always did

[@surajbiradar9827]

@@aqilsamreen656 Rani khet is a town in uttarakhand no?

[@tvvynx]

Omg. You friggin nailed it. I was ALWAYS wondering why is this curse thrown right in the middle in such a beautiful longing. Your interpretation makes complete sense THANK YOU!!!🙏🏻 ❤

[@nepalgamingleauge]

😞Finally i can skip my therapy session this weekend thanks for free therapy.

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Haha! Bacha kucha.. live mein milte hain Sunday ko

[@vednigavekar5270]

What an amazing video. Thank you so much.

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Thank you so much.. beauty lies in the eyes of beholder really

[@tejaswinimali3529]

You are continuously achieving every expectation that we have set. Great job. "The best" explanation of the "best song".

[@Roohaaniyat]

great going man !!! bhai tum bohot aage jaaoge…keep doing what you’re doing

[@nikitamukhia4957]

Wow you totally changed my perception towards this song , not a single regret on subscribing your channel you never fail to mesmerize me with your content. ❤❤❤

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Haha.. I might put out weaker content too.. but now you have to promise to stay here (forever!)

[@nikitamukhia4957]

@@Inotherwordsyt of course I do .

[@BrownXz541]

This is the most beautiful video I have ever watched about music as a Pakistani. This is why I pay my Internet bills

[@Inotherwordsyt]

When you say as a Pakistani, all the hate comments I am getting flashes across my eyes and then it makes me really happy, reading this comment

[@sangitapramanik7750]

I feel like ‘mere dhol judaiyain di tenu khabar kive hove, aa jaave dil tera, poora bhi na hove' conveys you don't understand the pain of separation, and when you finally understand my pain my love my agony, it would make you fall for me but by that time it would be too late and it won't be useful anymore n this would break your heart ! Basically, he tries to say its better to put fire on your majborees n unite in love before it's too late.

[@thegamechanger9124]

King, u dropped this 👑

[@sheikhafroj9415]

Bro you elevate song 100 times more 😍

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Lets make it 1000 next time!!!

[@jyotishmakeot]

Thank you for this beautiful context to this beautiful song. You're amazing ❤

[@muhammadanas5741]

Bro I don't have Instagram but full support on KZbin 🙌

[@Inotherwordsyt]

And I am really sorry I kept you waiting for so long!

[@zishanpathan9966]

"Mere dhol judaiyan di Tenu khabar kive hove Aa jaave dil tera poora bhi na hove" - In this, he wants to say that what do you know about my separation from Dholna, you may also fall in love with someone and that story may not be complete.(Opinion)

[@GargiiSarkar]

I always loved the song never truly understanding what the lyrics meant. Now the song will feel even more beautiful. Thank you so much for this video. And I love the friends photo frame in the background ❤

[@Inotherwordsyt]

I hope it does feel beautiful! Tbh, I had not watched FRIENDS and only started recently but now I am hooked, almost towards it's end but what a great sitcom!!!

[@GargiiSarkar]

@@Inotherwordsyt please keep making such videos. Your interpretations are so meaningful and soothing that they fill our hearts with peace and love for the songs. The interpretation of Kun Faya Kun is my favourite till date. 🙏 And the setup looks great ☺️🥰

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Kun Faaya Kun is such a sweet benchmark for me too! Always trying to better that.

[@GargiiSarkar]

@@Inotherwordsyt Best wishes for you ♥️

[@kumarveenja-j3m]

Thank you sir ji😊 we were looking for this..

[@anshikaverma6385]

It just got me tears after knowing the meaning. Kuch gaane hum bs esehi sun jate h bt after knowing the actual meaning of the song it feels like a different world ✨🌍 Love the explanations ❤❤❤

[@As1fAhmad]

i was in china when this song blew up, and even though i'm from punjab, i never really understood the lyrics that deeply. but now that you’ve explained it, it honestly warms my heart.

[@ronakmakwana14]

You surprise us everytime. Pls keep continuing what you are doing. It's very informative and inspiring as well. Pls do more and more songs like this taaki hum bhi yeh gaano ke sahi matlab(meaning ) ko jaan sake, use mehsoos kar sake. Thank you so much Brother 🙏❤ you are doing great job. Abb main jab bhi "pasoori" sunuga, it will not be the same.

[@CopyCraft-yh5fc]

Bahut accha explanation tha bhai, maza aa gaya.

[@kumkumpandey3918]

I always appreciated your work..your aspects... basically YOU!...and as always this was sharp and magical...never realised that pasoori can be this deep and so historical... Apart from everything...the thumbnail...the visualisation.. everything was on top notch..love it...keep going keep hustling... It was attractive🔥💗🧿

[@Inotherwordsyt]

I have sitting for so long , trying to articulate an apt response to your comment but of no use! You have put this out so well, with so much emotion that it is hard for me to tell you what it means for me. Thanks for being a constant on the channel Kumkum! Let's travel this together..

[@kumkumpandey3918]

@@Inotherwordsyt you'll always be cherished 🙌❤️

[@roshanshukla5667]

Brilliant video! Made us wait but worth it. The best part about the song is the divine justice that has been served by destiny that it eventually ended up crossing borders without anyone actually understanding the lyrics, when the lyrics were asking for just that to happen. I think you deserve more Pakistani subscribers now. :) All the best to this chapter of your life of a full time youtuber!

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Bhai ka comment aa gaya! Dekho kitna acche se khud bhi interpret kiya hai gaane ko! Ek do gaano ka script tum hi se likhvayenge ab ham! Abhi busy ho toh pareshan nahi kar rahe hain! ❤️

[@roshanshukla5667]

@@Inotherwordsyt Busy toh zindagi bhar rahenge, but I will see you next month ;)

[@rashmiaich]

I recently found this channel and have fallen in love with your content. Thank you for each and every one of your videos! Music is indeed a connect that binds us all... Keep up the great work.

[@Inotherwordsyt]

I am so happy you like it (I'm sorry love it).. Let me know if there are any specific song you feel like we should decode here

[@aashishsinghyaduvanshi7903]

The song reaches heaven and angels take over when the duet starts (mere dhol judaiyan di sardari na hove.... this part). No matter how many times i lesten this part hits the same

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Absolutely, the freshness to this is mystical

[@I_Am_AI_007]

Bhai yaar... You've Done an amazing job... Kehne ko toh main bhi ahl e zauq hoon magar yeh sab sun kar dil khush huwa... Thanks a lot.

[@aasifali9139]

I wait for your videos. And this one is really magical. Loved it bro😍😍

[@Inotherwordsyt]

It's always scary to put something new out, because I know Aasif is waiting, sach mein!!!

[@parthlathiya9021]

thanks ♥️ keep making more like this

[@jgoswami86]

I am thankful even before finishing the whole video. I love deep philosophical, metaphorical and meaningful type of lyrics and always knew Pasoori has something in it which I am not actually understanding. * Update after finishing the whole video : superb 👏👏

[@Inotherwordsyt]

And Update after reading your comment: Thank you so much!!!

[@aishxfried]

I believe ‘aa jaave dil tera, poora v na hove’ is the person asking his dhol ‘lover’ ki tera pyar mile mujhe even if it is not poora ‘complete’.

[@GenSudi]

I would like to point out the outfit that Ali was wearing symbolises a lot of stuff - It was not tight symbolising openness , freedom; saffronish in colour and Islamic in design symbolising religious harmony.

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Great Point! Thanks for sharing!

[@jam00ra]

Man I can literally watch your explanation videos for hours. Great work! Keep it up.

[@samjoshi1984]

Thanks for this wonderful explanation 👌

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Thanks for listening to this

[@hanafromtunisia]

This is outstanding! Genius ! Balke this is a gem💎 🌺👏🏻 Thank you so much

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Haha.. the way you say Balke ❤️

[@hanafromtunisia]

@@Inotherwordsyt mixture log 🤭🌺

[@prazum]

Now I can die happily

[@Inotherwordsyt]

arre bhai.. live mein aa rahe ho na Sunday ko?

[@aryadeshmukh9763]

​@@InotherwordsytTime??

[@prazum]

@@Inotherwordsyt sure

[@aryakashyap3418]

Thank You soo much this decode and hat's off to content.❤❤❤

[@ksuman5822]

5:17 the background song , can anybody tell me the song name or Link?

[@sgsb6977]

Did you get that song?

[@malihaahmad334]

Yeah.. please share if you did

[@almasusmani3923]

It's mahi mera by ali sethi

[@lovelillysingh1230]

I absolutely adore this channel and the way you present your thoughts! Fabulous work!

[@alapanchatterjee1]

@10:16 Sarees had been banned by Zia Ul Haq after he took over the presidency of Pakistan with a military coup. It was a part of the forced islamisation of Indo-Pakistani culture that used to exist post partition.

[@Inotherwordsyt]

❤️

[@gopalanandan7716]

Lovely bro! Keep writing, keep explaining us.

[@ranumaitra412]

I strongly believe that it's high time we need to join hands .....and let the world see our growth together with awe..... There might be differences of opinion, there might be differences in culture and so many more differences but the no one can deny the fact that WE ARE ONE AND THE SAME...our hearts are connected.... spreading this word of unity should surely start from our neighbours who are actually our brothers and sisters....it's high time that the people of both the countries decide their own future ... though our past have been bloody, but didn't both the side lose in the conflict....and for the betterment of the subcontinent and their people we should have common grounds for business, education arrt, cricket..... Lastly how can we forget , brothers can't be enemies...love from Kolkata....I strongly believe we are meant to be together

[@Boba-hj2hx]

Ek side se kuch nahi hota h you are forwarding your hand or voh bomb de rahe no we don't want that I love and respect sacrifice of our soldiers..I don't want these things on the name of just entertainment

[@aditibehere3802]

Very well explained! Some of the meaning I had got from the making video of Pasoori, but this really tied everything together.

[@Inotherwordsyt]

For me as well, the making was a huge trigger.. apart from the other 2/3 interviews I clipped! Specially if you see the ending of video.. what Ali says towards the end.. really stole my heart away!

[@Sus10983]

2:58 magical

[@satyastays]

Love you simplicity...More power to you 🎉

[@this_is_roy]

I wish this video reaches Ali!

[@Inotherwordsyt]

Wow! That will be a dream come true, haina?

[@aasifali9139]

that would be awesome. I also hope that this wish comes true.

[@DstroPlays]

Great Breakdown bro!! "Aa chale le k tujhe"

[@JASIM4500]

Why u are not regular man ?

[@Inotherwordsyt]

ab se pakka.. pakka.. pakka

[@SamarGupta-s3l]

I believe such qualities are more important than speedy uploading.

[@PrajkataBahadure]

After this video, pasoori sounds even beautiful 🫶. Wonderful work as always. Keep it up.

[@Inotherwordsyt]

After reading this, my morning feels better ❤️

[@aamirujan574]

I love your content brother please keep continue your work

[@Inotherwordsyt]

I will definitely continue!!! Thank you for your lovely wishes!