Gaon Chodab Nahin! Jungal Chodab Nahin! Maaye Maati Chodab Nahin! Ladai Chorab Nahin! We will not leave our village. We will not leave our forests. We will not leave our mother earth. We will not give up our fight. The song, inspired by Bhagwan Maajhi during the anti-bauxite mining movement in Kashipur, Odisha, in 2008-09, became a cry for land, identity and resistance. Directed by award-winning filmmaker K P Sasi, recorded by Madhu Mansuri Hasmukh and officially released in 2009, it continues to echo the cultural resilience at the heart of Adivasi movements. It is in this tradition that Khwaabgaon was imagined. Conceptualised in 2018, Khwaabgaon is a multidisciplinary grassroots practice initiated by Chalchitra Academy. The project works with Lodha-Sabars, a Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group, and other Scheduled Tribe communities, including Santhals, Mundas, Koras and Kurmis, across 12 sites in Jhargram, West Bengal. These include Lalbazar, Arjun Dahar, Khayrasole, Uransole, Kone Doba, Darkhuli and Jorakhali. Jhargram is part of Jangal Mahal, a region that came to be associated with the ‘Red Corridor’ during the Maoist movement. After the insurgency intensified in 2009, many Adivasi communities in the area experienced suspicion, surveillance and ‘othering’ because of assumptions about their association with...

The much-awaited song Maaye from Akshay Kumar's upcoming historical action thriller Sky Force has been released. The song shows the heart of the movie—balancing the passion of risking lives for the country with the strong emotional ties of family. The film also stars Veer Pahariya, Sara Ali Khan and Nimrat Kaur. Maaye has been sung by B Praak, with music by Tanishk Bagchi and lyrics by Manoj Muntashir. Sky Force, set for a release on January 24, stars Akshay Kumar as an Air Force officer, who is on a revenge mission following the death of fellow soldiers.

E oo saha nguleeki, ɗoo e Dakar, yimɓe heewɓe ina njaha e daande maayo ngo ngam  heɓɓaade henndu ɓuuɓundu. Tufle wano Yoff, Ouakam walla Ngor, ina tawa e nokkuuje ɓurooje araade yimɓe e oo saha. Ndeenaagu e laaɓal majje waɗɗii ko ardiiɓe kominaaji ɗi. Oumar Mamadou yilliima tufnde nde Ngor, o yeewtidii e jogiiɓe tufnde nde e yimɓe arooɓeɗoon ɓe. Keɗoɗen jantoore nde o addani en toon.

The much-anticipated song "Maaye" from the upcoming film Sky Force has finally been released, and it's not just a song—it's an anthem that encapsulates the essence of heroism, sacrifice, and undying love for the nation. Sung by the melodious B Praak, with music by Tanishk Bagchi and lyrics penned by Manoj Muntashir, "Maaye" has already started resonating with audiences, drawing comparisons to the patriotic fervor of Kesari's "Teri Mitti." Here's an in-depth look at why this song is becoming the

As the nation prepares to celebrate Republic Day, Akshay Kumar has released a soulful and emotional tribute to the heroes who sacrificed everything for their country. The song, titled “Maaye”, is being hailed as the Anthem of Heroes and is featured in his upcoming action-packed film Sky Force, set to hit cinemas this Republic Week, on 24th January 2025. This powerful track, which celebrates the spirit of patriotism and the unyielding love for one’s nation, promises to stir deep emotions in every listener.

Mumbai, Jan 8 (SocialNews.XYZ) The makers of the upcoming movie ‘Skyforce’ have rectified their mistake, and have now included lyricist and writer Manoj Muntashir Shukla’s name in the credits of the song ‘Maaye’ from the film. On Wednesday, the makers of the film took to their social media handles and shared the song with credit to Manoj, they even mentioned him in the caption for the asset.

Mumbai, Jan 8 (SocialNews.XYZ) Lyricist Manoj Muntashir has issued a strict warning after the makers of Akshay Kumar-starrer “Skyforce” skipped giving him credits for writing the song “Maaye.” Muntashir took to X, formerly called Twitter, on Tuesday and penned an angry note against Jio Studios, Dinesh Vijan’s Maddock Films, and Saregama Global. He also mentioned that if it is not corrected he will disown the song and will seek legal help.

After the epic trailer that captured the nation’s attention, Akshay Kumar has now unveiled the teaser for the first single, Maaye, from his highly anticipated film Sky Force. In his heartfelt caption, Kumar described the song as “An ode to the bravehearts who gave it all to defend their motherland,” signaling the song's deep emotional and patriotic core. The anthem, titled Maaye, is set to release tomorrow and promises to resonate with viewers, further elevating the anticipation around the film's January release.

In an unexpected turn of events, renowned lyricist Manoj Muntashir Shukla has voiced his displeasure over the omission of his name in the recently released teaser for Maaye, the first song from the much-anticipated film Sky Force. The song, which has already garnered significant attention for its emotional depth and patriotism, seems to have sparked controversy over the lack of credit given to Muntashir, who wrote the lyrics.

बुहा खोल के माये, जरा तक ते ले, तेरे मंदिरा दे वेडे दाती, कौन आया है, मान बच्चिया दा अज मायें, रख ते ले, तेथो मंगियां मुरादा पान, कौन आया है ॥खाके ठोकरा जहान दिया, दुःख सह के, जामा तन दा भवानी, लीरो लीर हो गया, हाल कोई नइयो पुछदा, निमानिया दा, तेरे नाम दा दीवाना माँ, फकीर हो गया,

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Indian lyricist Manoj Muntashir has warned the makers of Akshay Kumar-led ‘Sky Force’ to take legal action, for not giving him writing credits for the song ‘Maaye’. To Read Lifestyle Stories in Urdu- Click Here ‘Sky Force’ makers unveiled the teaser of the very first song from the war drama, titled ‘Maaye’, on Tuesday, before […]

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