In temperate climate you sing “Ain’t no sunshine when she’s gone”
In tropical climes you hum “Zindagi dhoop, tum Ghana saaya”
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6 comments:
*sigh*
Trust you to come up with this, lol.
g
one never realizes how much we take sunshine for granted,until one moves to more temperate climes.
During my first winter in Midwestern US I was listening to the 'zindagi dhoop...' song and thought "This won't work here..wonder what people will sing here" Now I know :)
g - full joblessness. full insomnia.
ye austro of the freezing shores.
mumbai diva :)
P - hehe
Thatis the exact reason Bollywood is misunderstood here in US! There's too much sun!
Lolz....so true!!
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