Jharana Sangeet Presnet's
Ratna Baniya's New Nepali Lok Dohori Folk Teej Song
"Sasu Buhari Ko Juhari-2"
More Details About This Song
Song : Sasu Buhari ko Juhari | सासु बुहारी को जुहारी- 2
Singer: Ratna Baniya, Kumari Chepang, Ajit Bhatta, Srijana Pandey
Lyrics/Music: Ratna Baniya
Audio Video by: Jharana Sangeet
Camera: Sagar Gautam
Edit: Sangeet Baniya
Direction: Ratna Baniya
Model: Ratna Baniya, Roma Bista, Chandra Lama , Niru Budha Magar
An exceptional celebration, Teej is generally celebrated in Nepal, and in addition in specific parts of India, however just by Hindu ladies. A noteworthy part of the celebration is religious fasting and through this, each lady means to be honored with conjugal euphoria, the prosperity of their significant other and kids, and to sanitize their own particular body and soul. For the unmarried, they will appeal to be honored with a decent spouse.
Falling on Tritiya of Bhadra, the festival of Teej, enduring three days, as far as anyone knows occurred when Goddess Parvati intensely appealed to God for the considerable Lord Shiva to wind up her life partner. It touched Lord Shiva, who then made her his significant other, making Parvati send in appreciation her emissary to get the message out of religious fasting among mortal ladies and promising them of life span and success in the family.
All through the celebration, Nepalese ladies can be seen clad in splendid red saris and gleaming emerald-hued potes, or pieces of jewelry made of modest glass dots hung together. They sing for the most part reverential melodies and move to the tune along the boulevards, in sanctuaries, at sorted out venues or at individual homes. The celebration is seen in three days where on the primary day, ladies move, sing and devour. It is after 12 pm that night that fasting at last starts. Sanctuaries committed to Lord Shivas will be loaded with ladies, with the Pashupatinath Temple bearing the most fans. Puja happens and offerings are made for the Gods Shiva and Parvati. Men, be that as it may, won't be seen on these grounds.
On the last day, called Rishi Panchami, ladies experience a demonstration of purging as showers in red mud found on the bases of a sacrosanct datiwan hedge. They will now have been exonerated for every one of their transgressions.
Teej is likewise said to be a festival of the entry of storm after a period of hot and damp climate. The red shading that is predominant in Teej likewise originates from the name of a red creepy crawly which comes up starting from the earliest stage it downpours
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