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bollywoodirect · 5 months

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"Ek pardesi mera dil le gaya Jaate jaate mithha Mithha gham de gaya Ek pardesi mera dil le gaya"

Remembering Qamar Jalalabadi today on his 21st death anniversary (09/01/2003).

He was an amazing poet and lyricist for Hindi movie songs. Born Om Prakash Bhandari in 1917 in Jalalabad, near Amritsar, he started writing Urdu poetry at just seven years old. Even without support at home, he found encouragement from a traveling poet, Amar, who gave him the pen name Qamar, meaning 'moon', and added 'Jalalabadi' from his hometown.

After finishing school in Amritsar, he wrote for Lahore newspapers like Daily Milap and Daily Pratap. Moving to Pune in the 1940s, he started his film career. His first big hit was in the 1942 movie Zamindar. The song "Duniya me garibonko aaraam nahi milta" became a big hit.

He then went to Bombay, writing songs for almost 40 years. Famous singers like Mohammad Rafi and Lata Mangeshkar sang his songs, and he worked with composers like S.D. Burman. Some of his hits include "sunti nahi duniya kabhi fariyaad kissi ki" and "Dil kis liye rota hai".

Some of his memorable songs from his early include "sunti nahi duniya kabhi fariyaad kissi ki" (Renuka, 1947) and the ghazal "Dil kis liye rota hai...pyar ki duniya me, aisa hi hota hai" (sung by Naseem Banu for the film Mulaquat in 1947). The noted dancer Sitara Devi performed some of his songs in Chand (1944). Chand was one of the earliest of Qamarji's successful and memorable films.

As a lyricist, Qamar Jalalabadi was very versatile. On one hand he wrote mesmeric duets like "sun meri saanwari mujhko kahin tum bhool na jana…" sung by Lata Mangeshkar and Mohd. Rafi (film: Aansoo 1953) and on the other hand he penned comic relief songs like “khush hai zamana aaj pehli tarikh hai” endured with full throttle gusto by Kishore Kumar (film: Pehli Tarikh-1954). This song turned into veritable anthem and was played on Radio Ceylon on the first of every month for decades, and it probably still is.

The film Howrah Bridge (1954) skyrocketed his career as lyricist to unpredescented heights. Songs like "Mera Naam Chin Chin Chu" (Geeta Dutt) and "aaiye meherbaan, baithiye janejaan…." (Asha Bhonsle) became highly popular. In his long career span he worked for several Film Companies like; Prabhat Film Company, Pancholi Pictures, Filmistan Ltd., Famous Pictures, Minerva Movietone, Prakash Pictures, Wadia Films Ltd., Filmkar Ltd., Sippy Films, N.C Sippy Films, Shri Shakti Films, Mitra Productions and many more.

He worked with many film companies and was a founder member of the Film Writers Association & IPRS in Mumbai. He also read poetry at mushairas across India. A true legend, his work still inspires many.

#bollywoodirect #bollywood #Qamar Jalalabadi #lata mangeshkar #mohammed rafi #poet #lyricist

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ranthamboresafari · 2 years

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indiasimplify · 2 years

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Varanasi : The spiritual city of India

Varanasi being an ancient indian city situated on the banks of river “ganga” . It is believed to be one of the most blessed city of india as is the home of lord shiva . A huge number of pilgrims visit varanasi in order to purify their soul by bathing early in the river ganga as per hindu religion.

The ghats and different buddhist sites attract tourist of all nations. Being one of the oldest city in the world make it rich with culture heritage, the city consists of ghats, temples, museums, and other puranic places. City has other very popular name as banaras, kashi.

The city banaras or varanasi or kashi is hub for arts and designs. It produces silk and brocades with gold and silver thread work, carpet weaving, wooden toys, glass bangles, ivory art, itar, artistics of brass and copper and a number of handicrafts.

Ravi shanker, premlata sharms, n. rajam, lalmani mishra, girija devi, samta prasad, sitara devi, ramkrishana das, harish tiwari, devashish dey, soma ghosh , ritwik sanyal and much other musicians, dancers, historians and artists belonged to the city.

Varanasi is connected to the hindu culture and beliefs which makes it’s festivals 10 times more grand religious and beautiful on MAHA SHIVARATRI( popularly celebrated as lord shiva and gauri parvati’s marriage anniversary) a jhanki ( procession) of lord shiva proceeds from MAHAMRITYUNJAYA temple to the kashi vishwanath temple.

Dhrupad mela a 5 days musical festival held at tulsi ghat in dhrupad style in the month of february-march . sankat mochan hanuman temple celebrates hanuman jayanti the birth of lord hanuman.

The city is full of culture art and on going events it organize for every festival is totally worth watching.

EXPLORE VARANASI

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1 1.) WITNESS EVENING ARTI OF RIVER GANGA

2 2.)Boating in river ganga varanasi

3 3.) Temples in varanasi

4 4.) Take a bath in ganga

5 5.)Sarnath

6 6.) Shopping

7 7.) Ramnagar Fort

8 8.) Street Food

9 Why We Care :-

1.) WITNESS EVENING ARTI OF RIVER GANGA

At dasawamedh ghat you can witness evening arti of river ganga with large brass lamps with your eyes would be the most devotional lifetime experience you would never wonna miss.

A large number of people gather to the ghat and chant ganga arti together gives you goosebumps and an emotional yet most beautiful moment you would ever witness.

You need to reach at least an hour before arti so that you can enjoy the veiw and for the best experience. At this time you can see the preparations of the arti.

It’s so beautiful that all the priest in dhotis and kurtas preparing for the occasion one can capture all this with their camera for better shots one can book evening boats to capture things better.

2.)Boating in river ganga varanasi

Best view comes with time as this saying is so true as if you wonna see best view of varanasi city you need to wake up early as from 5:30AM to 8AM is the best time for boating in ganga river at banaras you see the colour and clamour at the place will enthral you.

Tourists get shocked to see the city awake and cheery even at 5 in the morning. This view peace will definitely leave an incredible imprint on your heart, especially you’ll get to see the beliefs of people on river ganga don’t get shocked if you see sadhus and pilgrims bathing early in the morning n chanting prayers.

Basically a boat ride gives an unforgettable experience with the taste of the city’s culture and beliefs.One must try boating at banaras and explore it’s beauty and culture explore different ghats and sites nearby.

You can also experience river rafting in rishikesh.

3.) Temples in varanasi

Popularly known for ghats and temples a trip to banaras is incomplete with it’s best temples with strong beliefs. You will find at least one on each crossing. Where small temples are mainly used for daily prayers by locals and large one’s have history and mythology of hindu religion.

These temples are visited in thousands of number per day by tourists with beliefs and also reflect architecture in india. The most popular temple here is kashi vishwanath temple also known as golden temple built in 1780 by queen Ahilyabai Holker of indore.

The jyotirlinga of lord shiva is established here. Two domes of the temple are made of gold donated by sikh Maharaja Ranjit Singh.

Durga temple built during 18th century is also popular temple , according to legends the statue of the goddess was built by herself and every year during navaratri a number of believers visit this temple.

4.) Take a bath in ganga

River ganga is considered the holiest hindu river according to legends taking bath(dubki) in the river all your sins are purified your soul get purified.

In fact hunduism says one should get salvation by bathing in ganga at least once to purify all sins of current and previous life.

Taking dip or bathing in river ganga is one of the major thing to do at kashi. It is believed that the elder sister of ganga is goddess parvati wife of lord shiva.

It is believed that ganga came to earth for giving salvation to 60k ancestors. She came as human but her falling force was so powerful that lord shiva himself had to hold her in his matted hairs and later released her as river on earth to the salvation of humans till the end.

5.)Sarnath

A few kms away from varanasi is the village of sarnath. As varanasi is hindu religious center , where as Singhpur’s Sarnath is buddhist center of religion.

Nearby varanasi this village is yet another beautiful cultural site with buddhist monuments. Sarnath’s deer park was the first place where gautama buddha came and gave his first concept of dharma.

This is where buddhist sangha got enlightened ,it is located in singhpur popularly known as birth place of SHREYANSANATH the eleventh Tirthankara in jainism , this place is perfect for history lovers and explorers.

It is the place where the great ASHOKA established a number of stupas and monuments spreading buddhism. Chaukhandi stupa one of the main stupa built by ASHOKA after he started following buddhism.

6.) Shopping

The city if famous for it’s silk saris and ornate jewellery. Market at kashi is filled with floral design and zari thread work cloths mainly saris for women which one must buy for their loved ones.

Market here also has very fine silk work apart from that one can shop for shawls, carpets, stone inlay work, bangles and idols of hinduism and buddhism.

The main market where you can shop all these artifacts, jewels, clothing at vishwanath lane, thateri bazaar, chowk and godowilia.

7.) Ramnagar Fort

A popular fort named Ramnagar fort is in varanasi on eastern bank of river ganga is mainly known for it’s cream coloured chunar sandstone which makes it strong and beautiful peace of art.

This fort was built by Raja Balwant Singh in 1750 and is not as old as other forts of the country but still is popular in the world for it’s strong and lavish appearance. We can say that this fort is the best representation of mughal style of architecture.

It features curved balconies, pavilions and open courtyards which were made by mughals for summer resorts. Still the generation of Raja Balwant Singh occupies this fort despite of abolishing of royal title in 1971.

8.) Street Food

Indian street food is all you would crave for every city has it’s speciality taste flavours same is with varanasi one can eat kachori sabzi for breakfast a popular breakfast of the city you must try when visit varanasi.

It has special baati chokha which ia basically mashed flavoured potato served baati a traditional local dish.

More you must try choora matar and meethi gol gappe will send you to foor heaven and for foodies there is a popular dish Makhan malaiyoo or nimish which you will get only in winters and is definitely worth trying.

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jamieroxx · 5 years

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Birthday Remembrances. Today, Nov 8, 1920 – Sitara Devi, Indian actress, dancer, and choreographer (d. 2014) was born. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sitara_Devi)

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tezlivenews · 3 years

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मशहूर डांसर सितारा देवी पर बनेगी बायॉपिक, 101वीं जयंती पर हुई घोषणा

प्रसिद्ध कथक नृत्यांगना सितारा देवी (Sitara Devi) की 101वीं जयंती पर उनके बेटे ने बताया कि उनके जीवन पर आधारित एक फिल्म (बायॉपिक) (Sitara Devi Biopic) बन रही है। इस फिल्म का निर्माण राज आनंद मूवीज के राज सी आनंद करेंगे। सितारा देवी के पुत्र और संगीतकार रंजीत बरोट अपनी मां के जीवन के बारे में महत्वपूर्ण जानकारियां शेयर कर इस फिल्म के बनने में अहम योगदान देंगे। सितारा देवी के बेटे रंजीत बरोट ने दी…

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#kathak dancer sitara devi #kathak dancer sitara devi biopic #Latest news from bollywood News #news from bollywood Headlines #news from bollywood News #news from bollywood News in Hindi #sitara devi #sitara devi 101 birth anniversary #sitara devi biopic #sitara devi son ranjit barot #फिल्मी खबरें Samachar #सितारा देवी #सितारा देवी बायॉपिक

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harpianews · 3 years

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Biopic on famous Kathak dancer Sitara Devi in progress

A biopic on legendary Kathak dancer Sitara Devi is in the works, the makers announced on Monday on the occasion of her 101st birth anniversary. The film is produced by Raj C Anand of Raj Anand Movies. Sitara Devi’s son and renowned musician Ranjit Barot will guide the project by sharing deep insights into his mother’s life. Announcement of biopic on Sitara Devi on her birth anniversary……

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#current #entertainment #harpianews #kathak danseuse sitara devi #latest #news #Sitara Devi #Sitara Devi biopic #Sitara Devi dance #Sitara Devi death #star you have to film #Who is Sitara Devi

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vintageindianclothing · 7 years

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A little past Sitara Devi’s birth anniversary but here she is a 1949 poster for Hulchul.

#sitara devi #1940s cinema #1940s trousers #vintage poster #1940s style #hindi cinema #old bollywood #madame neelam #obviously the whole movie should be more Madame Neelam #Sitara is quite petite #is that actually missing a sleeve #or is it the side effects of being a carnival owner

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yoramkelmer · 2 years

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Veena in “Najma” (1943)

#Veena #Najma #Bollywood #Old Bollywood #Vintage Bollywood #Urdu movies #Urdu Cinema #Ashok Kumar #Sitara Devi #pre partition cinema

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raj-aur-nargis · 7 years

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Nargis with Sitara Devi, Nirupa Roy and Smriti Biswas.

#nargis #sitara devi #nirupa roy #smriti biswas

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indiejones · 2 years

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INDIES TOP 150 ACTRESSES OF 1930’s BOLLYWOOD !

PS. Surprisingly, Devika Rani, the only heroine from 1930's Bollywood that our & our previous gen have heard & been told of, doesn't even figure in the Top 150 Actresses List for the decade, in Indies historical reproduction!

Some perspective, on just how diffused & deluded, our historical retelling has been!

1. .Sulochana / Ruby Mayer

2. .Sharifa

3. .Jehanara Kajjan

4. .Gulab / Rose

5. .Patience Cooper

6. .Bibbo

7. .Sabita Devi

8. .Zubeida

9. .Gohar Mamajiwala

10. .Sushila Devi

11. .Shahzadi

12. .Sultana

13. .Purnima Shome

14. .Kesari

15. .Shishubala

16. .Miss Iqbal

17. .Mushtari

18. .J. Sushila

19. .Radharani

20. .Shehla

21. .Madhuri

22. .Mushtari

23. .Shanta Devi

24. .Jamuna

25. .Ratnaprabha

26. .Leela Chitnis

27. .Prabha Devi

28. .Anusuya

29. .Devbala

30. .Bela Rani

31. .Ila Devi

32. .Ameena

33. .Urmila

34. .Saqi

35. .Fatma Begum

36. .Menaka Devi

37. .Rohini

38. .Annapurna

39. .Brijmala

40. .Anasuya

41. .Mehar Banu

42. .Rampyari

43. .Tarabai

44. .Manjula

45. .Shanti

46. .Sakribai

47. .Rajani

48. .Devaki

49. .Durga Koregaonkar

50. .Lalita Devi

51. .Ashalata

52. .Miss Jena

53. .Satyavati

54. .Zohrajan

55. .Zebunissa

56. .Hansa Wadkar

57. .Najju Begum

58. .Sardar Akhtar

59. .Ramola

60. .Lalita Pawar

61. .Sitara Devi

62. .Mehar Sultana

63. .Sadhana Devi

64. .Yasmin

65. .Nurjahan

66. .Kanan Devi

67. .Jyotsana

68. .Manorama

69. .Pramila

70. .Panna

71. .Vimla Vashishta

72. .Vasanti

73. .Kumudini

74. .Miss Sylvia

75. .Fatma Jr

76. .Prem Kumari

77. .Durga Khote

78. .Kamlesh Kumari

79. .Damyanti

80. .Heera

81. .Ranibala

82. .Gulzar Bai / Miss Gulzar

83. .Seeta Devi

84. .Putli

85. .Baby Ila

86. .Mumtaz

87. .Khatoon

88. .Miss Pokhraj

89. .Khursheed

90. .Anupama

91. .Shirin

92. .Mohini

93. .Rattanbai

94. .Shanta Kumari

95. .Jilloo

96. .Brijrani

97. .Umasashi

98. .Shaila

99. .Miss Salu

100. .Kalyani Das

101. .Usha Rani

102. .Indira Devi

103. .Kamla Devi

104. .Sarla

105. .Prabhavati

106. .Neelam

107. .Baby Gabroo

108. .Leela Pendharkar

109. .Arti Devi

110. .Kishori Pathak

111. .Rupmati

112. .Shanti Gupta

113. .Jamshid Banu

114. .Romila

115. .Fatima

116. .Mukhtar Begum

117. .Padma Devi

118. .Veena Devi

119. .Dwarki

120. .Hira Dharwadkar

121. .Rajkumari

122. .Indubala

123. .Renubala

124. .Krishna Kumari

125. .Sharda

126. .Leela Desai

127. .Bhaduri

128. .Sakhu

129. .Manekbai

130. .Jenabai Pawar

131. .Chanda

132. .Snehlata

133. .Lakshmi

134. .Nirasha

135. .Mehtab

136. .Leelavati

137. .Shakuntala

138. .Sheelprabha

139. .Ermeline

140. .Noor Jehan

141. .Malka

142. .Miss Mani

143. .Indira Wadkar

144. .Baby Devi

145. .Purnima Shome

146. .Veena

147. .Rani Sundari

148. .Gangoobai

149. .Zohra Sehgal

150. .Miss Jones

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bollywoodirect · 4 years

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Remembering Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan Saab on his death anniversary.

The legendary Ustad #BadeGhulamAliKhan is considered to be one of the finest representatives of hardcore Indian music tradition in the early and middle 20th century. He belonged to the Patiala Gharana of Hindustani classical music. By 1944, he was considered by many as the uncrowned king of Hindustani music. He had a unique voice, a wide range spanning three octaves, effortless production, all-round sweetness and unparalleled flexibility. The career span of Bade Ghulam Ali Khan was relatively short. He made his mark in Calcutta in the year 1938 and All India Music Conference in Bombay in the year 1944. He was titled the Master in each and every field of music that he explored. But, he breathed his last at the age of 66, much to the shock of his fans and music lovers. On 25th April, 1968 he breathed his last, depriving the world of much more priceless treasure that he could have given. Khan was reluctant to sing for films, but sang two songs based on ragas Sohni and Rageshree for the 1960 film Mughal-e-Azam, in which his voice was represented as Tansen’s by the music director Naushad. He remains the inspiration for a whole generation of top-ranking singers and performers in both India and Pakistan. TRIVIA For a long time, Bade Ghulam Ali stayed away from singing in films despite requests and persuasions from well-known producers and music directors. However, he was coaxed and convinced by K. Asif to sing two songs based on ragas Sohni and Rageshree for the 1960 film Mughal-e-Azam, with the music directed by Naushad. He demanded a very, very high price, reportedly Rs. 25,000 per song, when the rate for popular and star playback singers such as Lata Mangeshkar and Mohammed Rafi was below Rs. 500 per song. In this photo, he is with #LataMangeshkar and #SitaraDevi.

#ustad bade ghulam ali khan #lata mangeshkar #sitara devi #bollywoodirect

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wikitopx · 4 years

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Here are the top 500 Indian Names!

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1. Top 500 Indian Names for girls

Abha — Splendor, light

Aditi — Boundless, freedom

Aisha — Alive

Aishwarya — Prosperity, wealth

Akanksha — Desire, wish

Amala — Clean, pure

Amandeep — Peace

Amardeep — Immortal, light

Amarjeet — Immortal, victory

Anima — Minuteness

Anisha — Nightless, sleepless

Anjali — Salutation

Aparajita — Unconquered

Aparna — Leafless

Apurva — New, unpreceded

Aradhana — Worship

Archana — Praisin

Aruna — Reddish brown

Arushi — Hitting, killing

Arya — Aryan, noble

Asha — Wish, desire, hope

Avani — Earth

Azra — Virgin

Bala — Young

Balwinder — Strength, might

Bhavana — Producing, manifesting.

Chanda — Fierce, hot, passionate

Chandra — Moon

Devi — Goddess

Devika — Little goddess.

Diksha — Preparation for a religious ceremony

Dipa — Light, light

Dipali — Row of lamps

Dipti — Brightness, light

Disha — Region, direction

Divya — Divine, heavenly

Diya — lamp, light

Drishti — Sight

Durga — Unattainable

Esha — Desire, wish

Ezhil — Beauty

Fariha — Happy

Gauri — White

Gita — Song

Grishma — Summer

Gul — Flower, rose

Gulbadan — Having a body like a rose

Gulrukh — Rose faced

Gurdeep — Teacher, guru

Gurmeet — Friend

Hema — Golden

Ila — Earth, speech

Inderpal — Protector of Indra

Indira — Beauty

Indrani — Queen of Indra

Indu — Bright drop

Indumathi — Full moon

Isha — Master

Ishani — Ruling, possessing

Ishita — Supremacy

Jaswinder — Fame, praise, glory

Jaya — Victory

Jayashri — Goddess of victory

Jyoti — Light

Jyotsna — Moonlight

Kajal — Lotion for the eyes

Kala — Art form, virtue

Kali — The black one

Kalpana — Imagining, fantasy

Kalyani — Beautiful, lovely, auspicious

Kamakshi — Love, desire

Kamala — Lotus

Kamani — Desirable

Kanchana — Golden

Kanta — Desire, beautiful

Kanti — Beauty

Karishma — Miracle

Kashi — Shining

Kaur — Princess

Kavita — Poem

Khurshid — Shining sun

Khushi — Happiness

Kiran — Dust

Kirtida — One who bestows fame

Laboni — Beauty, loveliness, charm

Lakshmi — Sign, mark

Lalita — Playful, charming, desirable

Lata — Vine, creeping plant

Lavanya — Beauty, grace

Lila — Play, amusement

Lilavati — Amusing, charming, graceful

Lina — Absorbed, united

Madhu — Sweet, honey

Madhur — Sweet

Madhuri — Sweetness

Mala — Necklace

Malati— Jasmine

Malani — Fragrant

Mandeep — Mind, intellect, spirit

Manjeet — Victory, conquering

Manju — Lovely, beautiful

Manjula — Pleasing, beautiful

Manjusha — Small box, small chest

Maya — Illusion

Mina — Fish

Minali — Fish catcher

Mira — Sea, ocean

Mitra — Friend

Mohini — Infatuating

Mridula — Soft, delicate, gentle

Mukta — Liberated, set free

Nalini — Lotus

Namrata — Bowing, humility

Nandita — Joy

Nasim — breeze

Nasrin — Wild rose

Navdeep — New, fresh

Navneet — Eternal

Neha — Love, tenderness

Nida — Call, proclaim

Nikita — House, habitation

Nila — Dark blue

Nirupama — Unequaled, matchless

Nisha — Night

Nishat — Energetic, lively

Nitika — Guidance, moral conduct

Nitya — Always, eternal

Nur — Light

Padma — Lotus

Padmini — Many lotuses

Parvati — Of the mountains

Prachi — Eastern, ancient

Pratibha — Light, splendor, intelligence

Pratima — Image, likeness, reflection

Pritha — The palm of the hand

Priti — Pleasure, joy, love

Priya — Beloved

Priyanka — Agreeable, amiable

Puja — Honor, worship

Purnima — Full moon

Pushpa — Flower

Rachana — Creation, preparation

Radha — Success

Rajani — The dark one

Rajkumari — Princess

Rajni — Queen

Rani — Queen

Rashmi — Ray of sunlight

Rati — Rest, pleasure

Ratna — jewel, treasure

Reshmi — Silk

Reva — One that moves

Richa — Praise, verse, sacred text

Rina — Melted

Ritka — Movement, stream, brass

Ritu — Season, period

Riya — Singer

Roshan — Light, bright

Roshni — Light, brightness

Rupa — Shape, form

Rupinder — Greatest beauty

Sabeen — Follower of another religion

Saira — Traveler

Sakshi — Witness

Sandhya — Twilight

Sanjana — Uniting, joining

Saraswati — Possessing water

Sarita — Flowing

Savitri — Relating to the sun

Shabnam — Dew

Shahnaz — Pride of the king

Shailaja — Daughter of the mountain

Shakti — Power

Shakuntala — Bird

Shanta — Pacified, Calm

Shanti — Quiet, peace, tranquility

Sharmila — Protection, comfort, joy

Shashi — Having a hare

Shikha — Crest, peak

Shila — Conduct, disposition, character

Shivali — Beloved of Shiva

Shobha — Brilliance

Shreya — Superior, best

Shweta — White

Shyama — Dark, black, blue

Siddhi — Accomplishment, success, attainment

Sima — Boundary, limit

Sita — Furrow

Sitara — Star

Sneha — Love, tenderness

Sona — Gold

Sonal — Good color

Sonam — Virtuous

Sukhdeep — Pleasant, happy

Sulabha — Easy, simple, natural

Sultana — Ruler

Suman — Well-disposed

Sumati — Wise, good mind

Sunita — Well-conducted, wise

Suniti — Good conduct

Sushila — Good-tempered, well-disposed

Swapna — Sleep, dream

Swarna — Good color

Tanu — Slender

Tanvi — Slender woman

Tara — Star

Tejal — Brilliance, splendor

Thamarai — Lotus

Trishna — Thirst, desire

Uma — Flax

Upasana — Worship, devotion

Urvi — Wide

Uttara — North

Vaishnavi — Belonging to Vishnu

Varsha — Rain

Vasuda — Granting wealth

Vasudha — Producer of wealth

Vasundhara — Possessor of wealth

Veda — Knowledge

Vidya — Knowledge, science, learning

Vijaya — Victory

2. Top 500 Indian Names for boys

Abbas — Austere

Abdul — Servant of the powerful

Abhay — Fearless

Abhijit — Victorious

Abhilash — Desire, wish

Abhinav — Young, fresh

Abhishek — Anointing

Adil — Fair, honest

Aditya — Belonging to Aditi

Adnan — Settler

Agni — Fire

Ahmad — More commendable

Ajay — Unconquered

Ajit — Invincible

Akash — Open space

Akbar — Greater, greatest

Akhil — Whole, complete

Akshay — Undecaying

Ali — Lofty, sublime

Amandeep — Lamp, light

Amar — Immortal

Amardeep — Immortal

Amarjeet — Victory, conquering

Amin — Truthful

Amir — Commander, prince

Amit — Immeasurable, infinite

Amitabh — Immeasurable splendor

Amrit — Immortal

Anand — Happiness, bliss

Anbu — Love

Anik — Army

Aniket — Homeless

Anil — Air, wind

Aniruddha — Unobstructed, Ungovernable

Anish — Supreme, paramount

Ankit — Marked

Ankur — Sapling

Anuj — Born later, younger

Anup — Watery

Anupam — Incomparable, matchless

Apurva — Upreceded, new

Aravind — Lotus

Arif — Learned, expert

Arijit — Conquering enemies

Aritra — Propelling

Aruna — Reddish brown

Arya — Aryan, noble

Asad — Lion

Ashwin — Possessed of horses

Asim — Boundless, limitless

Aswathi — Sacred fig tree

Avinash — Indestructible

Azad — Free

Azhar — Shining, bright

Aziz — Powerful, respected, beloved

Babur — Tiger

Bala — Young

Balakrishna — Strength, might

Balwinder — Strength, might

Bilal — Wetting, moistening

Chanda — Fierce, hot, passionate

Chandan — Sandalwood

Chandra — Moon

Chandrakant — Beloved by the moon

Chetan — Visible, conscious, soul

Chiranjvi — Long-lived

Darshan — Seeing, observing, understanding

Dayaram — Compassion of Rama

Dev — God

Devadas — Servant of the gods

Dhananjay — Winning wealth

Dharma — Law, duty, virtue

Dhaval — Dazzling white

Durai — Chief, leader

Durga — Unattainable

Eshil — Beauty

Farhan — Happy, cheerful

Farid — Unique, precious

Ghulam — Servant boy

Govinda — Cow finder

Gul — Flower, rose

Gurdeep — Teacher, guru

Gurmeet — Teacher, guru

Hardeep — Lamp, light

Hari — Brown, yellow, tawny

Harsha — Happiness

Harshad — Happiness

Harshal — Happiness

Hasan — Handsome

Hassan — Improver

Imtiyaz — Distinction

Inderpal — Protector of Indra

Indra — Possessing drops of rain

Indrajit — Conquerer of Indra

Isha — Master, lord

Jagit — World, universe

Jahangir — World conqueror

Jaswinder — Fame, praise, glory

Javed — Eternal

Jaya — Victory

Jayanta — Victorious

Jayendra — Lord of victory

Jayesh — Lord of victory

Jaywant — Possessing victory

Jitendra — Conqueror of Indra

Jyoti — Light

Kailash — Crystal

Kali — The black one

Kalyan — Beautiful, lovely, auspicious

Kamala — Lotus

Kanta — Desired, beautiful

Kanti — Beauty

Karan — Clever, skillful

Kavi — Wise man, sage, poet

Khan — King, ruler

Khurshd — Shining sun

Kiran — Dust, thread, sunbeam

Kishor — Colt

Krishna — Black, dark

Kshitij — Born of the earth

Kuldeep — Lamp, light

Lakshmi — Sign, mark

Lal — Boy

Lochan — The eye

Madhu — Sweet, honey

Madhukar — Bee, honey-maker

Madhur — Sweet

Mahendra — Great

Mahmud — Praiseworthy

Mamun — Trustworthy

Manas — Mind, intellect, spirit

Mandeep — Mind, intellect, spirit

Mani — Jewel

Maninder — Mind, intellect, spirit

Manish — Thought, wisdom

Manjeet — Mind, intellect, spirit

Manu — Thinking, wise

Maqsud — Intention, aim

Maruf — Favor, kindness

Mayur — Peacock

Mitra — Friend

Mitul — Measured

Mohandas — Servant of Mohana

Muhammad — Praiseworthy

Mukul — Bud, blossom

Murad — Wish, desire

Murali – Flute

Murugan — Youth

Nadim — Drinking companion

Nagendra — Lord of snakes

Nanda — Joy

Narayana — Path of man

Narendra — Lord of men

Nasim — Breeze

Navdeep — Lamp, light

Navin — New

Navneet — New, fresh

Nikhil — Whole, entire

Nilam — Dark blue, sapphire

Ninad — Sound, hum

Niraj — Water-born

Nirav — Quiet, silent

Nirmal — Clean, pure

Nishant — Night’s end, dawn

Nishat — Energetic, lively

Nitin — Guidance, moral conduct

Nitya — Always, eternal

Nur — Light

Padma — Lotus

Pallav — Budding leaf

Parminder — Highest, best

Partha — Son of Pritha

Prabhat — Shining forth, morning

Prabhu — Mighty, powerful, master

Prabodh — Awakening

Pradip — Light, lantern

Prakash — Light, bright, shining

Pran — Breath

Pranay — Leader, guidance, love

Prasad — Brightness, clearness, graciousness

Prasanna — Clear, bright, tranquil

Prasenjit — Conqueror of an expert army

Pratap — Heat, splendor, glory

Pratik — Look, appearance

Pravin — Skilled

Prem — Love, affection

Punit — Cleaned, purified

Qasim — Share, Divide

Radha — Success

Rafiq — Friend, gentle

Raghu — Swift

Rahul — Able, efficient

Raj — Empire, royalty

Raja — King, ruler

Rajani — The dark one

Rajendra — Lord of kings

Rajesh — Ruler of kings

Rajib — Striped

Rajnish — Lord of the night

Rakesh — Lord of the full moon

Rama — Pleasing, beautiful

Ramachandra — Moon

Rana — King

Ranjit — Colored, pleased, delighted

Rashmi — Ray of sunlight, rope

Ratna — Jewel, treasure

Ravi — Sun

Ravindra — Lord of the sun

Rishi — Sage, poet

Rohan — Ascending

Rohit — Red

Roshan — Light, bright

Rupinder — Greatest beauty

Sachin — True, real

Samir — Wind, air

Sandip — Blazing

Sanjit — Complete victory

Sanjiv — Living, reviving

Saral — Straight

Sardar — Chief, leader

Sarvesh — Ruler of all

Shahid — Witness

Shahjahan — King of the world

Shahnaz — Pride of the king

Shahzad — Prince

Shakti — Power

Shandar — Fabulous

Shantanu — Wholesome

Sharif — Eminent, virtous

Sharma — Protection, comfort, joy

Shashi — Having a hare

Shekar — Crest, peak

Sher — Lion

Shiva — Benign, kind, auspicious

Shresth — Most excellent, best

Shrinivas — The abode of Shri

Shrivatsa — Beloved of Shri

Shyama — Dark, black, blue

Shyamal — Dark, black, blue

Siddhartha — One who has accomplished a goal

Singh — Lion

Sonam — Virtuous

Subhash — Eloquent

Subrahmanya — Good

Sudarshan — Beautiful, good-looking

Sudhir — Good

Suahil — Level, even

Sujay — Great victory

Sukhbir — Pleasant, happy

Sukhdeep — Pleasant, happy

Sultan — Ruler, king

Suman — Well-disposed

Sumantra — Following good advice

Sumit — Well measured

Sunil — Good

Suraj — Sun

Surendra — Lord of gods

Surya — Sun

Sushila — Good-tempered

Swapan — Sleeping, dreaming

Swapnil — Sleep, dream

Swarna — Good color

Tamanna — Wish, desire

Tushar — Cold, frost, snow

Uttara — North

Vasu — Bright, excellent

Vijaya — Victory

Vimal — Clean, pure, spotless

Vinay — Leading, guidance, modesty

Vipin — Forest

Vipul — Large, extensive, plenty

Vishal — Wide, broad, spacious

Vishnu — All-pervasive

Vivek — Wisdom, distinction

Yash — Fame, praise, glory

Yasir — To be rich

Zafar — Victory

Zahid — Pious, devout

Zahir — Helper, supporter

Zaman — Time, age, era

Zawar — Pilgrim, visitor

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