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Parchan Shaal Panvar Dhola

14/11/2009 iaoj 12 Comments

Sindhi Sufiano Kalam , Sanam Marvi & Rahat Fateh Ali Khan

Courtesy: PTV, YouTube

Source- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEmzd441Dik

12 thoughts on “Parchan Shaal Panvar Dhola”

Toni says:

20/12/2014 at 11:49

It will be nice if someone can provide translation for parchan shaal lyrics!

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1. mukesh says:
  
  08/04/2016 at 03:04
  
  Jeeye lateef
  
  parchan shal pavar dholiya
  maru moosaan parchan shal pavar
  
  Jeya muhinji sindhi jeeye jeya
  Lateef
  
  Payi aayas pandh mein miya
  avgar aib apar dholiya
  maru moosaan parchan shal pavar
  
  Adiyoun shal lateef chave miyan
  lalao lal lateif chave miya
  sat rakhje satar dholiya
  maru moosaan parchan shal pavar
  
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2. mukesh says:
  
  08/06/2016 at 04:30
  
  Parchan shaal panhwar dhola… parchan means raazi rahen. shaal means hamesha , panhwar ek cast hoti hai sindhiyo me, dhola means I think mere pyare……so it means raazi rahen mujh se mere panhwar….
  
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mohana nath says:

11/04/2014 at 12:44

can someone provide me with the lyrics plzzz…!!

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1. mukesh says:
  
  08/06/2016 at 04:31
  
  Parchan shaal panhwar dhola… parchan means raazi rahen. shaal means hamesha , panhwar ek cast hoti hai sindhiyo me, dhola means I think mere pyare……so it means raazi rahen mujh se mere panhwar….
  
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Obdulia Kizzie says:

11/02/2011 at 09:55

Deference to website author , some fantastic information .

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Monika says:

19/04/2010 at 04:55

Can someone kindly provide me with the lyrics for the above Sufi number Parchan Shaal Panvar Dhola..sung so beautifully by the remarkable duo. It touches the core.

Please do provide in Roman script…ie. DHOLA (dhola)…and the translation as well to the above address.

Would be ever so grateful.

MOnika

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1. mukesh says:
  
  08/04/2016 at 03:04
  
  Jeeye lateef
  
  parchan shal pavar dholiya
  maru moosaan parchan shal pavar
  
  Jeya muhinji sindhi jeeye jeya
  Lateef
  
  Payi aayas pandh mein miya
  avgar aib apar dholiya
  maru moosaan parchan shal pavar
  
  Adiyoun shal lateef chave miyan
  lalao lal lateif chave miya
  sat rakhje satar dholiya
  maru moosaan parchan shal pavar
  
  Reply
2. mukesh says:
  
  08/06/2016 at 04:31
  
  Parchan shaal panhwar dhola… parchan means raazi rahen. shaal means hamesha , panhwar ek cast hoti hai sindhiyo me, dhola means I think mere pyare……so it means raazi rahen mujh se mere panhwar….
  
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Silent Killer says:

16/02/2010 at 06:25

i like this song nice voice and nice video i Love Paki

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yasir lashari says:

13/12/2009 at 09:50

hi i’m yasir lashari from shikarpur sindh… i like this song so much and i m so proud that i m part of sindh .love you alllllllllllllllllllllllllllm balouch’s and sindh…………jea sindh

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mrchandiramani says:

15/11/2009 at 06:55

Fantastic : fantastic what a beautiful synchronisation of the two voices . Plus the dance in the background . makes it divine ,

I think another Runa Laila is born .Only she should not ever sing from a higher note .Ever.

Chandiramani

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