Report-Ravi Paik
Bhilwara. Spring has passed and the autumn breeze is prevalent. Phagun means the fun of Holi. Although every district and city of Rajasthan has its own rich traditions and customs. But Bhilwara, the gateway to Mewar, has its own importance. Some traditions are being passed down from generation to generation. is one of these fag The tradition of singing which women have been performing for centuries.
These days the month of Phag is going on. Many types of events are organized in this month. Phagan has its own unique fun and style in this. Women in Bhilwara, be it city or village. They go from door to door and sing Phag songs to congratulate the Phag festival. This tradition is still preserved by the women of Nath community.
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Rupali Devi Devi tells that in olden times, people of our family used to go from village to village in the month of Phagun and sing Phagan songs. Used to congratulate Phagan before Holi. At that time there were Rajasthani and folk songs. Songs have changed with changing times. But we are keeping this tradition alive even today. Be it Bhilwara city or village, we go to the market and door to door and sing the songs of Phagan. This includes Phagan songs, Rajasthani songs and folk songs and also songs from some old films which we recite by playing Dhapli. After taking time out from household chores, women come out of the house and together they go from house to house singing this song.
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Women left the fields and went out to sing Phagan.
Rupali Devi also says that although our houses, farms and barns are everything. We do farming work. But when the month of Phagan comes, we people of Nath community start singing Phagan songs to follow our tradition. She says because it is a month of happiness and we sing this song happily. There comes only one time in 12 months when we sing Phagan songs with joy.
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FIRST PUBLISHED: March 13, 2024, 16:02 IST
