Friends,
The song "Ram Pam" from the recent Coke Studio 12 season, starts as a simple, soulful love song, and then the seemingly inevitable Punjabi-mystic lacing starts
. It what appears to be a reassurance (speaking to a woman, or maybe, as usual, to a disciple) it is said that "baabaa bhaTTii is with you"
The closest match I could find on the Internet is Dulla Bhatti, some sort of "Medieval Robin Hood" of Punjab, but he seems unlikely for this song.
The song "Ram Pam" from the recent Coke Studio 12 season, starts as a simple, soulful love song, and then the seemingly inevitable Punjabi-mystic lacing starts
. It what appears to be a reassurance (speaking to a woman, or maybe, as usual, to a disciple) it is said that "baabaa bhaTTii is with you"تجھے پریت ہے ایسی لگی
تو ہوئی سجن کی پکّی
تو فکر نہ کر او بچّی
تیرے نال ہے بابا بھٹّی
!بس
My question is: who is this Baba Bhatti character? A Sufi saint? تو ہوئی سجن کی پکّی
تو فکر نہ کر او بچّی
تیرے نال ہے بابا بھٹّی
!بس
The closest match I could find on the Internet is Dulla Bhatti, some sort of "Medieval Robin Hood" of Punjab, but he seems unlikely for this song.
