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'''Yalghaar''' or '''Yalgaar''' is a [[ |
'''Yalghaar''' or '''Yalgaar''' is a [[Marathi]] - [[SANSKRIT]] word meaning "attack" or "assault".{{Citation needed|date=June 2020}} |
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"Yal" means the neck and "Gaar" means the filthy mud, "Gaar" or "Gaara" is commonly used all over the [[Indian subcontinent]] today as well. So the "Yalgaar" means putting neck into mud which is referred as "Attack or Assault" on Enemy.{{Citation needed|date=June 2020}} |
"Yal" means the neck and "Gaar" means the filthy mud, "Gaar" or "Gaara" is commonly used all over the [[Indian subcontinent]] today as well. So the "Yalgaar" means putting neck into mud which is referred as "Attack or Assault" on Enemy.{{Citation needed|date=June 2020}} |
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* [[Yalgaar (1992 film)]], a Bollywood film |
* [[Yalgaar (1992 film)]], a Bollywood film |
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* [[Yalghaar]], 2017 Pakistani film |
* [[Yalghaar]], 2017 Pakistani film |
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* [[Yalgaar]], 5th June 2020, India's No. 1 Youtuber [[ |
* [[Yalgaar]], 5th June 2020, India's No. 1 Youtuber [[Carry Minati]]'s Most liked rap song in which he raised questions on YouTube, lashes out Tiktokers as victim players and pointed out hypocrisy of few of his fellow Youtubers for backstabbing him in his worst time. |
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Revision as of 16:06, 6 June 2020
Yalghaar or Yalgaar is a Marathi - SANSKRIT word meaning "attack" or "assault".[citation needed]
"Yal" means the neck and "Gaar" means the filthy mud, "Gaar" or "Gaara" is commonly used all over the Indian subcontinent today as well. So the "Yalgaar" means putting neck into mud which is referred as "Attack or Assault" on Enemy.[citation needed]
This is also sometimes used in Farsi, Hindi, Marathi and other INDIAN Languages and may refer to:
- Yalgaar (1992 film), a Bollywood film
- Yalghaar, 2017 Pakistani film
- Yalgaar, 5th June 2020, India's No. 1 Youtuber Carry Minati's Most liked rap song in which he raised questions on YouTube, lashes out Tiktokers as victim players and pointed out hypocrisy of few of his fellow Youtubers for backstabbing him in his worst time.