"I’m suffering humiliation for being a Bihari"

Brut India

This lighthearted yet thought-provoking poem about being a Bihari is just what you need to watch this Sunday.

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00:00I'm from Bihar, but don't call me a Bihari.

00:04Because the society has spread such a curse,

00:06that being a Bihari has become a curse.

00:08My mom and dad were from Bihar, I am from Delhi.

00:11You have a problem with the languages of your own country.

00:14You call everyone a traitor.

00:16Who has the guts to stop you?

00:18You think the northeastern people of your own country are made in China.

00:22Wow!

00:25My favorite poem that everyone likes is Jagi.

00:30I wrote this poem during my college days.

00:34When I started college, everyone was coming from different states

00:38and telling me about themselves.

00:40My seniors asked me where I was from.

00:42I said, I'm from Delhi.

00:44They asked me, where are you from?

00:46I said, my mom and dad were from Bihar, I'm from Delhi.

00:49And this line was going around in my head since that day,

00:53that I said this.

00:55How many people like me would say such things?

00:59So, this poem starts from here.

01:02So, listen.

01:04Look, they'll say I'm from Koda.

01:07Haha!

01:08Look, they'll say I'm from Koda.

01:10But don't call it my helplessness.

01:12I'm from Bihar, but don't call me a Bihari.

01:16Because the society has spread such a curse,

01:19that being a Bihari has become a curse.

01:21And do you know why I'm saying this?

01:23Because I'm ashamed of being a Bihari.

01:26And if there's a problem, there's no solution to it.

01:29You're the only reason for it.

01:32Wow!

01:33Because?

01:34Because you always measure humanity

01:36in the scales of the society.

01:39My mom and dad were from Bihar.

01:40I'm from Delhi, they say.

01:42Wow!

01:44Wow!

01:46Wow!

01:48Wow!

01:50Wow!

01:51Now, the taste of your mouth increases with momo.

01:54And the nose rises with the Litti Chokha.

01:56You've made the pure-tongued one impure.

01:58You've made the polite brother a joke.

02:00Wow!

02:01If I'm telling you, you'll think, what's your fault?

02:04You say it as a joke, Bihari.

02:06You know who a Bihari is.

02:08Wow!

02:09Today, I'm not going to talk about IAS.

02:11Forget about math, nor will I say

02:13that we have a share in such high positions.

02:16I'll just try to explain to you

02:18who a Bihari is.

02:20The one who can change every situation,

02:22that's Dinkar Ramdhari.

02:23The one who can tear mountains,

02:24that's Manjeet Kisid and Khumari.

02:25The one who can shake the power,

02:26that's Jayprakash Krantikari.

02:28The one who can run the parliament,

02:29that's Rajendra Prasad Samajdari.

02:31The one who can change math,

02:32that's Aryabhat Vibhishari.

02:34The one who can do power with his tolerance,

02:36that's Bismillah Khaki Dhundhu Bihari.

02:38Imtiaz, Satruhan, Mika, Sushant,

02:40all of them are artists.

02:42Now, I'll stop.

02:44Now, I'll stop.

02:45Because this long list is still going on.

02:47And even now, if you still have a hole in your heart,

02:50then it's your fault.

02:51Because for you, the people of Haryana run the government.

02:54The people of UP run the party.

02:56You have a problem with the languages of your own country.

02:59You call everyone a traitor.

03:01Who has the guts to stop you?

03:03The people of your own country,

03:05you think they're made in China.

03:07Wow!

03:08Wow!

03:09Wow!

03:10Wow!

03:11Wow!

03:12Wow!

03:13Wow!

03:14Now, don't ignore this.

03:16Now, don't ignore this.

03:17Don't upset your conscience.

03:19Because your dreams have no meaning.

03:22This country belongs to everyone.

03:23This country belongs to everyone.

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