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Anek Katha Jao Je Bole by Monjistha

22 May 2011 · 4 min

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In this narrated segment, the speaker recounts the childhood of Kube, the granddaughter of Kubi Guru and daughter of Nigmira. Kube spent time chatting, singing, and dancing with Kubi Guru, whose affection for her innocent babble inspired him to compose a song in a regional language: "उन्हें कौथा जाओ जे बोले, कोनों कौथा ना बोली, कुमार भाषा मुझा राशा दिए थी जौलांजो." The speaker, identifying as a mother of two, connects deeply with this tale, highlighting the intergenerational bond and the creative spark drawn from a child's simple expressions.

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In the context of his granddaughter Kube's childhood, Kube was the daughter of his youngest daughter Nigmira and also the inspiration for the story Kavli was. She used to spend a lot of time chatting, singing, and dancing with Kubi Guru. Enchanted by her childish babble, Kubi Guru composed this song: "उन्हें कौथा जाओ जे बोले, कोनों कौथा ना बोली, कुमार भाषा मुझा राशा दिए थी जौलांजो." Being the mother of two young ones, it's something I identify with deeply.