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Mera New year reolution ... rather wish ... is the entire song "Main zindagi ka saath nibhata chala gaya ..." (the Non-smoking part of it !!)

How about this !

Esp. the lines --->

________--
"Barbadiyon Ka Shok Manana Fizul Tha
Barbadiyon Ka Jashan Manata Chala Gaya"

"Jo Mil Gaya Usi Ko Muqaddar Samajh Liya
Jo Kho Gaya Maein Usko Bhulata Chala Gaya"

"Gham Aur Khushi Mein Farq Na Mehsoos Ho Jahan
Main Dil Ko Us Muqaam Pe Laata Chala Gaya "

________--

Almost th whole song is covered!
Still ... Amzing philosophy methinks!
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  1. Anonymous1:41 PM, January 02, 2008

    Well,quite a different way of framing new year resolution...

    Hey, just one piece of info, this song is one among SRK's fav songs...

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  2. Poonam2:05 AM, January 04, 2008

    Amazing song na :)

    I only we could live by it..

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  3. Nikesh Rathi8:47 PM, January 04, 2008

    I m sure it would be among the favorite of many many people!

    But easier said than done!

    Still ... it is worth aspiring I think!

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  4. Anonymous7:53 AM, January 11, 2008

    Very nice thought... Amazing song... Since yday, I have seen this song being mentioned in a couple of blogs...

    Shows how profound, yet popular this one is...

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