'আমি এখনও মায়ের স্টুডেন্ট...' নৃত্যগুরু অমলা শঙ্করের 106তম জন্মদিনে শ্রদ্ধার্ঘ্য মমতা শঙ্করের

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নৃত্যগুরু অমলা শঙ্করের 106তম জন্মবার্ষিকীতে অন্যরকম সন্ধ্যার সাক্ষী থাকলেন অনেকেই ৷

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00:00I was born in the 19th century, and my father was born in the 19th century, 8th of December.

00:29I was born in the 19th century, and I was born in 19th century.

00:49I just said, I'm not sure what to do.

00:55I don't know how to do this.

00:58So, I am a student.

01:05I am learning every day.

01:10I am learning how to do this.

01:13That's why I told my mother, she told me about my mom,

01:19and she said that she didn't know anything, and she did not know anything.

01:22I was like, I think she did not know what she did and how she did not know exactly what she did.

01:28She said that she was a good girl and she was like,

01:40Then, I would say, what are the people who are asking me?

01:49I would say, what are the people who are asking me?

01:57I would say, what are the people who are going to protest or the ones who are going to protest?

02:07That's why we were very young.

02:16I don't know,

02:18but when the first generation of the generation

02:24who was named Ravishankar,

02:28he said,

02:30Oh!

02:31My father!

02:33This is the first time in range of people, young people, young people, young people...

02:38...no knowledge about what you're doing, then you are learning from that.

02:44You should know how the generation is doing it.

02:52You should know how to see the generation of people and the generation of people.

02:56That means, that there are more people than I have seen in my living room.

02:59It is a fusion of the East-Western.

03:04The confusion is not that much.

03:08The confusion is not that much.

03:11I don't think it's a problem.

03:14It's a problem.

03:16It's a problem.

03:19It's a problem.

03:22It's a problem.

03:27If there was any different things like that, then they also had their very basic problems.

03:34Even than during the day, in every kind of everyday life, they were so different.

03:42What was the moment that you experienced, all of them were set up.

03:48You would have decided to make certain problems.

03:53So, in this sense, the fact is that the desire for the future is not as possible,

04:01but it is something for such a small triangle.

04:05Neither of us for the present.

04:08This is how very popular people said that

04:12well, even in the summer, in Vietnam, in the other places,

04:15everyone has to use the same language.

04:17Even in the summer, the language is too low.

04:21But the time I was thinking about how to do this, I don't know how to do this, but I don't know how to do it.

04:30But I don't know how to do this.

04:33I learned how to do this, and I learned how to do it.

04:39I learned how to do it.

04:42I can't remember how to do it.

04:51The night of the night of the day was the night of the day

04:59I was like, I know everything.

05:01I mean, you know everything

05:03Jerem would talk about what H delhi is,

05:06he was telling them that I knew about his knowledge about his knowledge

05:11But I expected him to learn his knowledge

05:15He was like, I have to say,

05:18It was a very good thing to do with the Indian culture.

05:25It was a very good thing to do with the Indian culture centre.

05:30It was an authentic style of Udha Shankur.

05:33It was a very good thing to do with the Indian culture.

05:38The other thing was that Udha Shankur style is not a form of dance, it is a way of life.

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