Lets face it. If this came on when you were in the car..
 

You would crank it up

and rip the knob off :omgno:

amarite?

Of course!!

Iconic

Classic :flutter:

aww that song reminds me of Kerry :( Love that song though :flutter:

I never knew what he said. Wtf is a brimful of asha.

Everybody needs a bosom for a pillow.

I Love that song :flutter:

‘Asha’ is a pun. It refers to Asha Bhosle, but the word also means “hope”. What does “hope” signify in this context? The movies and songs are in many ways a fantasy of something better than people’s own lives. For instance, Indian youth whose overbearing parents would never permit them to marry those they fall in love with may yet indulge themselves in the romances they see onscreen and hear about in these ballads. The “45”, for you of the CD player generation, is the 45 revolutions-per-minute record player.

Incidentally, the word ‘Asha’ is normally pronounced with both ‘a’s long, as in ‘father’. Tjinder, with his British accent, pronounces it like “Asher”, touchingly making the song both more and less genuine at the same time. As a result the refrain often gets misheard, sometimes in quite hilarious ways.

Idgi

Such wisdom...lol

ASHA has two meanings...it refers to a legendary bollywood singer... and also means hope. A 45 is a record.

Brimful...is exactly as is..meaning filled up...full of.

So Indian cinema is full of hope in musical numbers and thats bad? And everyone needs a bosom for a pillow cus obviously, I get that bit.

Are you offering? :grin2:

No... not bad. Good

You wish Son.... you wish

God damn you Kirk and your beautiful singing voice :fist: