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Dhinka chika definitely doesn't have a meaning. Not in Hindi at least. Though, it sounds close to a commonly used, I'd say local word, dhinchak. Dhinchak is generally used for something very good, interesting, superb etc. It seems Dhinka chika is a ringa ringa version of Dhinchak only. Either way, it's made to be danced upon. So dance up. Dhinka chika!
really good post...... keep it up
ReplyDeletethought it would mean something in the south indian languages
ReplyDeletebaara mahine mei baara tarike se tujhko pyaar sikhaunga mai, Nice Hindi Songs Lyrics Translation
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