By Admin 
Bhojpuri singer and BJP MP Manoj Tiwari’s Holi special song ‘Holaria..’ has come into discussion as soon as it was released. Along with colours, a touch of satire has also been added to the song, on which people are talking a lot. In this there is mention of PM to CM. He has also targeted opposition leaders. But some special lines have grabbed the most headlines. Lines like ‘Khetwa mein power dikhawe pawanwa, Gadhwa mein kudal khesaria’ are becoming increasingly viral on social media.
Taunts on big names through gestures
There is a lot of discussion about this in Bhojpuri and political circles. It is believed that Manoj Tiwari has targeted big names of the industry through his songs.
Comment on the tussle in the industry
Manoj Tiwari has also tried to bring forward the ongoing conflict within the Bhojpuri industry through this song. He has put face cutouts of big actors of Bhojpuri industry on some people and reacted with them in the song. ‘Kumbh Ke Paani Piyatwa Kishanwa’ was associated with Ravi Kishan, ‘Nirahua Bataye Paniya’ was associated with Dinesh Lal Yadav Nirahua.
Similarly, the line ‘showing power in Khetwa, Pawanwa and Gadhwa me Kudal Khesaria’ was linked to Pawan Singh and Khesari Lal Yadav. In the name of Holi, the song has taken sarcasm on the internal conflicts of the industry.
Khesari Lal Yadav’s reaction
After the release of the song, Khesari Lal Yadav also reacted to it. He said that Manoj Tiwari is a politician and politicians keep making such statements. He clearly said that he does not want to comment on his words because he has a personal relationship with him. Khesari described him as an elder brother and said that he has always respected him.
Traditional style and light message
An attempt has been made to blend the traditional Holi style and Bhojpuri sweetness in the song. At last Manoj Tiwari says smilingly, ‘It’s Holi brother, don’t feel bad.’ Through this line, he has tried to convey the message that the song should be taken lightly in the festive mood and should not be taken too seriously.