kashmir cultural documentry group song

[@Sayaan-ak]

Proud to be Kashmiri 👑 though my family migrated to England.

[@waqasmughal3159]

Masha Allah. Bhot e nafees video ha.

[@Lxcis]

For people not aware, Koshur people aren't the only native people of the Kashmir region, the Pothwari people also originate from Kashmir, this is their cultural practice and music. This is Kashmiri Pothwari music.

[@HamzaHamza-ib5us]

hindco mahia..✌✌

[@rubyshah5844]

Lovely music...

[@mushtaqlone2696]

So beautiful song being a Kashmiri this song is my favourite

[@afrazafraz7166]

زبردست جناب

[@shoabk]

So nice of you to provide this. My grandfather with his father migrated from Kashmir to Gujrat, Punjab. My father died at the age of 92 but never could find much about our ancestry. My oldest son in the USA is very curious about our ancestry and is disappointed that we do not even know where from Kashmir we are from. He is curious about the language and culture as well. Can someone please point to different languages/dialects in different parts of Kashmir?

[@sheikhjameel8343]

Very nice video

[@sairakoser3876]

Nyc

[@skk001itu]

So nice of you to provide this. My grandfather with his father migrated from Kashmir to Gujrat, Punjab. My father died a few years ago but he never told us much about our ancestry. We are in the USA and my oldest son is very curious about our ancestry and is disappointed that we do not even know where exactly in Kashmir we are from. He is curious about the language and culture as well. Can someone please point to different languages/dialects spoken in different parts of Kashmir?

[@bigbaji7150]

skk001itu which part of Kashmir was ur grandfather from were I come from is azad Kashmir Pakistan side Alhamdulilla very lucky to b this side I live in U.K. My parents have told us from a very early age where we came from 👍

[@raz777kashmiri]

This is in the Potohari zubaan, also known as Pahari. it differs from Punjabi in a lot of words and dialect. ... there are many languages spoken in Kashmir like Koshur. this is just one of them.

[@sheikhrameez6647]

zabar dast song

[@SaleemAhmed-dr4hx]

Beauty Full Video

[@ShahzadKhan-he6vt]

Mian Muhammad Bakhsh was the Sufi poet of "Hindko" language . His kalam "Saif Ul Malook"is famous in India Pakistan where Punjabi , Siraiki, Paharri, Pothohari languages are spoken . Hindko is very close to Punjabi and all above mentioned languages.

[@HamzaMalik-pq9iu]

nice geet

[@KAhmed]

jioooooooooooo

[@abdulqayoom2587]

Nice song

[@mohdzainzainparvez5527]

Good Performance

[@shoabk]

Seems to me the world needs changing and let local populations decide by refrendum to be independent to preserve, their language, culture and heritage.Let there be 2000 countries in the world living in harmony and co-operation with each other rather than subjugating territories and people for greed and power.

[@zoaibbudhanvi8899]

I love Kashmir

[@ZakirHussain-eu3xe]

zoaib budhanvi kasamm

[@TilakRaj-cr3sh]

bha ji

[@AbdulRehman-jj2pj]

I lave mera das

[@shamasuddinshaaz5470]

nice

[@ShahzadKhan-he6vt]

This is Hindko language of Kashmir and Hazara region N.W.F.P (kpk) Province of Pakistan

[@EJAZKHAN-sx7wy]

oh yes

[@zulfiqarkhan5234]

yeh phari speeking like pothwari /hinko panjabi

[@farooq20111]

Riaz

[@muneermaneer8380]

ہا

[@HamzaHamza-ib5us]

2020 ma koe sun rha ha to ..plz like & comments

[@atiqkhan6644]

Atiqkhan

[@wanimukhtyar764]

m a w

[@nasreenkhaleel7539]

This is the language of the western Himalaya, the language of a people whose lands are contested and controlled by outsiders who want to force their identities on the "Pahari" people who live here. This is the sad fate for the peoples of Jammu & Kashmir - Hindu, Muslim, Sikh, Buddhist etc; as fools who know nothing of culture or language, but DIVISIVE POLITICS want to speak about true and false Kashmiris, as if "Kashmir's" history was created in the capitals of New Delhi and Islamabad. One thing we know about this language, is that it is spoken on hills and mountains of the Western Himalayas, and not on the Indo-Gangetic Plains. Call these people whatever you want, assign the related dialects whatever status you want, but they are a "people" like any other "people" who come from a rich cultural space, whose language is now dying as their children switch to Hindi-Urdu, ashamed of their forebears heritage, a fate that applies to all the dialects of this area, including those spoken in the Pothohar Uplands, the Hazara Hills, Jammu Kashmir, and even in Himachal Pradesh. Even Panjabis don't want to speak their own language anymore, ashamed of their roots. "When a language dies, it is as if it never lived." As for the propagandist trolls who cant help themselves but comment on every KZbin Video that doesn't even concern them, yes we are talking about the Hindu Pandits who want to claim every inch of 85000 square miles of Jammu Kashmir territory because of origin myths, go get a life. "Kashmir" doesn't belong to you, it belongs to all her peoples - all 17 million living across this divided region, and you don't own this land any more than they do. Your legends are myths, EXPOSED BY EXPERTS WHO STUDY PROPAGANDA, and that is why you are being exposed everywhere as charlatans, pushing political claims as ethnic ones. Political propaganda always gets exposed, always.

[@shehran6936]

Not necessarily true. My nani spoke Pahari and Gojri, she was Gujjar from Poonch and all her family still speak it in Pakistan. In fact the language is one of the largest languages in Pakistan with over 10 million speakers and over 1.5 million Pahari speakers in the UK. Don't speak about things as if you're living on both sides. Speak about your own experience. The Gujjars and the Kashmiris are the natives of that land and the Punjabis that moved in during the Potohar Raj can also call it home. I've been to Poonch to go to my Nani's home when she was alive, it was do far up in the mountain but they lived unhindered from the outside world for the most part. It's beautiful and the culture is still alive.

[@Muqtadaralsadr]

@Anotherkashmiri mate, as much you might not like it, Kashmiri culture is 100% different from central asian. Look at our language, people, music etc. it might have central asian influences but on the whole it is obvious Kashmir is part of the indian sub-continent in every way.

[@arifkhokhar7480]

is song ki move upload karo

[@sairakoser3876]

Heart tech

[@liqatali1240]

اس فلم کا کیا نام ہے

[@S_M_SHOEL]

Ye kya Darama ha Bhaio

[@Janagmailcom-cc7mv]

Sajid

[@imrantharu3876]

Nice song but not ksshmiri song

[@unpredic2ble]

omg i didnt knew that kashmiris dun speak kashmiri but punjabi.. i must be the fake one :P

[@07409352]

@blueTangerine Mr Tangerine- Please respect and behave yourself. You must have your mother and sister so please respect girls/ womens in the same way.

[@nasreenkhaleel7539]

All these fake-experts here that want to speak about Kashmiri identity, need to study some history and understand how "Kashmiriyat" emerged in the 1930s as an ideology to unite all the peoples of the state to fight against state tyranny. Before the 1930s there was no Kashmiri ETHNIC identity as people never identified through ETHNIC identities but caste, clan or tribal-based identities. Even in the Valley of Kashmir, many ethnic Paharis lived here, side by side with their countrymen for centuries; Kashmir does not belong to ethnic Kashmiris anymore than it belongs to the peoples of the wider State. The people who push these claims are pushing POLITICAL ARGUMENTS masquerading as ETHNIC ARGUMENTS. They are propagandists, no more. Trolls with no life, going to every KZbin page entitled "Kashmir" to leave comments lololol. In fact most of them don't even live in Jammu Kashmir, let alone the Vadi-e-Kashmir. As for the Kashmiri language not being "Indian", stop embarrassing yourselves, stop begging to be other than what you are, as the world laughs at your stupid claims - please read at least one book written by a professional linguist to redeem yourselves from your sheer stupidity. At least understand what the word "Dardic" means, to understand the geography of the Indo-Aryan languages that fall under this branch!

[@shehran6936]

This isn't a Dardic language that they're singing the song in, this is an Indic language which is related to Punjabi and that's why Punjabis can understand it. There is no such ethnic group as Pahari, they're Punjabis. They even have castes like Punjabis like Arain, Jatt, Rajput, Kumar, etc. Etc. In the undivided Kashmir state you have Pashtun, Gujjar, Kashmiri, Punjabi and smaller ethnic groups from around the subcontinent.

[@bijoydasudiya]

@@shehran6936 I can understand this song because it's unmistakably Punjabi. Not Kashmiri spoken in Srinagar. You could have said Hindko song.

[@ADIMM0]

Kashmiri is an "Indian" Language it belong to the Dardic branch of the Indo-Aryan Language group, and it's not an Indian culture mix-up, Kashmiris and other ethnic groups like the Sindhis and the Punjabis and also some Pashtun follow Indian culture which is over 5000 years old, you're right about this not being Kashmiri, I'm not sure which language which it is, It sounds like Punjabi but it might be a dialect of Punjabi like Pothohari or "Hindko"

[@jammukashmir7161]

Its not kashmiri song..... Its pahadi dogri language

[@Lxcis]

It's a Pothwari song, the Pothwari people are Kashmiri people, they're not Koshur people or people of the valley but they are Kashmiri. Koshur people aren't the only Kashmiris. The same way Gujratis aren't the only Indians.

[@sakarkot]

Kashmiris ... This is PahaRI Kashmiri song. This language is spoken all the way from Jammu to Baramola.. One's Ignorance revealed with such a low grade langue.. Kashmiri is not a single language. Majority of Kashmiris speak Gojri. Pahari , Wadi wali, Dogri, Hindko, And Pothohari. ...

[@blueTangerine]

@786laura And I am the emperor of china.

[@haroonhabib2961]

nice song but not kashmiri language at all......

[@PerfectBlueDolphin]

This is to enlighten 786laura. The so called POK/AJK is Dogra/Pahari region and not Kashmir. The area between Chenab and Jhelam is known as Chibial and is the land of Chib rajputs who originally hails from Kangra Himachal. Both hindu and Muslim Chibs have their common Devstan of Baba Shadi Shaheed urf Raja Dharam Chand ji at Jhandi Chontra. How can dogras, chibs, Sudans and others can be branded as Kashmiris. Stop this obsession about Kashmir and physophancy. DD Singh Chib from Jammu India

[@blueTangerine]

@07409352 please refrain from begging! Be content with your pakistani roots.

[@muzamilbaba5318]

This not a Kashmiri Song.. Just want to share with u all that our state J&K has three divisions and all the 3 have their own cultures, customs and languages. This song is not in Kashmiri language so simply it is not a kashmiri song.. It is just like that you are listening to western music and some one is claiming that it is a song from hindi movie which is absolutely ridiculous.. Please don't share wrong information with people...

[@asgharasghar2319]

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[@Lxcis]

It is a Kashmiri song because guess what, they're Kashmiri. Koshur people aren't the only ethnic group of Kashmir.

[@princekhan146]

not kashmire this is pahare songs

[@bukharibasharat6994]

iss Ghane mai sab faltu ladke hai Battameez jhal

[@showkatkhan41]

Its nice song but not kashmiri

[@akhtarsgillani9573]

Showkat khan Beautiful music

[@akhtarsgillani9573]

Amazing folk

[@haroonkashmiri2952]

It's pehadi song

[@Lxcis]

It's a Kashmiri Pothwari song. Koshur people aren't the only Indigenous people in Kashmir

[@me4mys]

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[@haroonkashmiri2952]

Pehadi song hai Kashmiri nahi

[@lovepeace1953]

Since when this is Kashmiri ?? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@hastarahoo6421]

Dgbo

[@bigbaji7150]

This is not from Kashmir 😂 I should no cuz I'm from Kashmir 👻 And we definitely don't mix with men like this cuz our men don't let us Now I there gana b lots of stupid comments but that's how it is O not forget swearing and rude comments i'm sure who our real Kashmiris will understand 🙏🏻 Tussa ki kay patta sari zaban kis teyrey bolnay e assa v ganay kanay v ah turay j hur j na jil a maraj turnay a us vayla fir ganay a 😁😜

[@bilalflwpwyekw8907]

H dje fkwk

[@murtazajamal7881]

@@bigbaji7150 ryuuuuuui

[@Lxcis]

It's Pothwari region of Kashmir. Koshur people aren't the only indigenous group to Kashmir

[@aamirwani]

NOT KASHMIRI AT ALL.

[@bazaraba]

this is not kashmiri but punjabi song,hell to india

[@Lxcis]

It's a Kashmiri Pothwari song.

[@himachalculturesandpeoples7388]

its Dogri.yar......

[@shadabali6161]

O yes

[@LiaqatAli-qd8qe]

I LOVE kashmir

[@janaidmalik243]

nice

[@LiaqatAli-qd8qe]

I LOVE kashmir

[@syedhanifshah6717]

I love kashmir