“What is your name?” I asked a preschooler boy.
“My name is Sheila.” He replied confidently
Should the songs like Sheila ki jawani be banned for children or should be taught like nursery rhymes as they are easy to remember than one’s own name? ;)
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But, why ban the song?
ReplyDeletewell the question is more like HOW will we ban..
ReplyDeleteBikram's
Even if such songs are banned...kids will find some way to get hooked to it.Its human tendency.The more we are told to not to do something,the more we are inclined to do the same.
ReplyDeletemy four year old sings this song thou he is born in US but seen few times on tv sings in his own American style..
ReplyDelete"o ya shelia ..sheila ki jevani "
which is hilarious to me!
its ok kids will forget with time!
agree with Harman here :)
ReplyDeleteChandrika,
ReplyDeleteWhy blame poor Katrina or the kid? Harman has so rightly pointed out that in due course of time kids will forget and move on to something else.
Take care
Instead of banning, let parents spend more time with kids
ReplyDeletethats why..
ReplyDeletemunni badnaam hui
@ All : Thanks! :)
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