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Grindmill songs of Maharashtra — Song #90609 by Bhosale Vimal

Village: अरणी - Arani


B:VI-2.11n (B06-02-11n) - Paṅḍharpur pilgrimage / Viṭṭhal and Rukhmini / Vīṭṭhal, Rukhmini and Draupadi

Cross-references:B:VI-2.11g (B06-02-11g) - Paṅḍharpur pilgrimage / Viṭṭhal and Rukhmini / Mutual love of Viṭṭhal, Rukhmini
F:XV-3.2b (F15-03-02b) - Sister’s attachment to brother / Mutual Intimacy / Reciprocal love
A:I-2.2h (A01-02-02h) - Kṛśṇa / Draupadī’s protector and brother / Dear one
[256] id = 90609
भोसले विमल - Bhosale Vimal
मागे चंदनाचे पाट टाकीलेत घरोघरी
विठ्ठलाला भाऊबिज बहिण द्रोपदीच्या घरी
māgē candanācē pāṭa ṭākīlēta gharōgharī
viṭhṭhalālā bhāūbija bahiṇa drōpadīcyā gharī
Short sandalwood stools are placed in each household
It is Bhaubij* today for Vitthal* in Draupadi*’s house
▷ (मागे)(चंदनाचे)(पाट)(टाकीलेत)(घरोघरी)
▷ (विठ्ठलाला)(भाऊबिज) sister (द्रोपदीच्या)(घरी)
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BhaubijThe day in Diwali when the sister waves the lamps in a plate of arati around her brother and he gives her a gift in her plate which is called ‘ovalani’
VitthalVithoba, also known as Vi(t)thal(a) and Panduranga, is a Hindu god predominantly worshipped in the Indian states of Maharashtra, Karnataka, Goa, Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. He is generally considered a manifestation of the god Vishnu or his avatar, Krishna.
DraupadiThe most important female character in the Hindu epic, Mahabharata.

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