Fans and wishes from all over flooded the news feeds on social media and the wishes still continue to pour as the sensational singer Shreya Ghoshal turned 31 yesterday.

She is one such celebrity who has somehow managed to stay far away from any kind of controversy and hence it comes as no surprise as to the amount of well wishes and positive vibes this singer gets.

Sharing her latest solo unplugged video on the Yelove Malayalam music album:

This is a romantic song and here is the original video that was published last year as an independent music project. Music is by Ajith Mathew and the duet was sung by Shreya Ghoshal and Siddharth Menon.

In a country where we regularly encounter strong differences based on cast, creed, religion, language, etc. singers like Shreya Ghoshal blur all boundaries.

She is a Bengali but clearly language is no bar as her soothing melodious voice bridges the linguistic gaps. Other than Hindi and Bengali, Shreya Ghoshal beautifully spread her magical voice in other languages like Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Assamese, Gujarati, Marathi, Oriya and Punjabi.

Here is another recent song she tweeted #appappa from the Tamil movie Komban.

My new Tamil song from #Komban gorgeous melody by @gvprakash #appappa http://t.co/iRji5KpD5C pls listen:)

— Shreya Ghoshal (@shreyaghoshal) March 6, 2015

The song is sung by Shreya and G. V. Prakash Kumar for the upcoming Tamil film – Komban. The film is directed by M. Muthaiah.

The song means that she had a flu that vanished as she fell in love and the only solution to the problem is a romantic kiss.

Versatility at its best as Shreya Ghoshal spreads her magical charm in various languages and we hope she continues to do the same.

As this was her first birthday after marriage this must have been a very special one indeed.

She had updated on Instagram a picture of gurer paayesh (a Bengali dish) that her mother made on her birthday:

shreya ghoshal b-day

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Ladies and gentlemen, brace yourselves up for an actual beginning of the year as now is the time that the real creativity begins!

The geniuses have opened their mouth and blessed us mere mortals with a new word in Hindi language that has the real potential of changing lives and has the potential to even go as far as to be crowned as the word of the decade if not the century!

Surprised? Well, let’s spill the beans and tell you what we are talking about.

It is all about the new word created by the Bengali beauty, Dimpy Ganguly in Bigg Boss 8!

No one knows, including herself, the origin of this word which is called DEYU!

Apparently Dimpy used her great IQ (must be a genius than Einstein, huh??) to just give a name to someone who gives (gives what??? , We are clueless!! And so are you), simple term, DEYU! How cool is that?

The story doesn’t end here though. The actual fun is that someone like Sambhavna Seth interpreted the meaning of this word in a totally different way. She feels DEYU is someone who offers sex for getting work or getting work done. Now, isn’t it mind-bogglingly super creative? In fact, it is so convenient to portray a meaning of the word which is favourable for her.

Talking about Sambhavna, she is the same girl who had boasted in the show that she studied in a Hindi medium school and all those Hindi cuss words are pretty normal language for her and are not at all shocking. She claims to have been brought up amidst such colourful lingo and is proud of it. In that case, how does a word, which is not even present in people’s dictionary, DEYU, becomes so offending for her? And what about the whole action of explaining the meaning of it to Karishma Tanna? If that wasn’t vulgar and insulting and offending, what else could be for a girl who is scared that this word can break her impending marriage? This is called seeking attention and creating issues when there are none to gain attention and stay in the show. For that, full marks to Sambhavna!

Coming to Dimpy, her dumbness quotient is seen to be believed! If you are weak in a language, learn the basics and then innovate rather than using half-knowledge to gamble with the aesthetics of a language and make it sound funny. Big fail on Dimpy’s part!

In short, we don’t know who is giving or who is taking or who is giving what and who is taking what!

All we know is that, Dene whale jab bhi data, data copied fad ke! ‘wink wink’

Hope whoever is giving here is giving in abundance and keeps giving like that so that whoever is receiving gets it in good quantity!

For the rest of us, let’s enjoy this show of giving and receiving!

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