does ne1 know this song; kali munda dhi aayee, n the title of the song?

Question

this is how the song goes, plz xcuse my mistakes...
chari jawani shor sharaba......
zara haat ja kuriyeh kali munda dhi aayee..
i wud b really grateful of ne input,
thnk u very much in advance
xx

Answer 1

If you know the melody, go here. http://bored.com/songtapper/index.html

Just tap the melody and it'll show you some titles, just to narrow it down.

Answer 2

What country is this music from? Language?

It sounds like Bhangra folk music. The link I have given you is not the same song, but the beat is what I think you are looking for. Give me additional details and I will keep searching.

From myspace.com:

About Bhangra
Bhangra (Punjabi: , , bhag) is both a lively dance which is from the region of Punjab, now divided between North India and Pakistan, and the musical accompaniment to the dance. A variety of popular music, also called Bhangra, has developed from these traditions and has a keen youth following around the world. Bhangra is a fusion of music, singing and the beat of the dhol drum, a single stringed instrument called the iktar (ektara), the tumbi and an instrument reminiscent of an enlarged pair of tongs called chimta. The accompanying songs are small couplets written in the Punjabi language called bolis. They relate to harvest celebration, love, patriotism or current social issues. Today the word Bhangra is more associated with the style of dance pop music derived from the above mentioned musical accompaniment. The dhol's smaller cousin, the dholaki, is sometimes used instead of or in addition to the dhol. Additional percussion, including tabla, is frequently used in bhangra. Bhangra has always been popular amongst Punjabi people all over the world, but it has enjoyed a resurgence over the last ten years or so. Its raw traditional sound is often supplemented with contemporary musical styles. In its more recent history, bhangra has been fused with disco, reggae, techno, house, rap, ragga and now jungle. In fact, these new styles have been so successful that modern bhangra is now being re-exported back to India. Most of this tends to come from the UK Desi scene, a subculture found amongst the South Asian diaspora. This profile was edited with Thomas' myspace editor™ V2.5

Answer 3

"Don't Throw Me On The Funeral Pyre... I Ain't Dead Yet"- The Calcutta Crew

Answer 4

is there ne song like this

Answer 5

I know its hindi.