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Aasmaan se gire khajoor main atke"....is baat kaa kya arth hai...
Asked by Anil khare,
05 Aug '12 05:06 pm
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It's just like the saying that from frying-pan to the fire...!
Answered by Dil Se, 05 Aug '12 05:35 pm
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Pehli musibat se nikale means aasmaan se gire...dusri musibat samne aa gayi means khajoor me ja atke...
Answered by Pooja Donawat, 05 Aug '12 05:28 pm
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Literal translation: Fallen from the sky, stuck on a date palm
Used when you get over one hurdle and bump into another. Much like "from the frying pan into the fire".
Answered by Psycho, 05 Aug '12 05:22 pm
Used when you get over one hurdle and bump into another. Much like "from the frying pan into the fire".
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