Dheere Dheere Re Mana, Dheere Sub Kutch Hoye Mali Seenche So Ghara, Ritu Aaye _______ Hoye
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Phal
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Phool
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Patte
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Baarish
This Kabir doha uses 'Phal' (fruit) metaphorically - just as trees bear fruit in season (Ritu), desired outcomes come gradually in their own time (Dheere Dheere). Patience brings natural fruition, not forced results. Baarish, Phool, and Patte are stages of growth, not the completed outcome.
To answer this question, we need to understand the context and meaning of the given lyrics.
The lyrics are from a song called "Dheere Dheere Re Mana" which is in the Odia language. The lyrics translate to:
"Slowly, slowly my heart, slowly everything happens I watered the garden, the season changed, and _______ happened"
Now let's go through each option to understand why it is correct or incorrect:
Option A) Phal (fruit) - This option is correct. In the given context, after watering the garden, the next thing that would happen is the fruits growing.
Option B) Phool (flower) - This option is incorrect. While flowers can be a result of watering the garden, the lyrics specifically mention "Mali Seenche So Ghara" which translates to "I watered the garden" and not specifically mentioning flowers.
Option C) Patte (leaves) - This option is incorrect. While leaves can also be a result of watering the garden, the lyrics do not mention leaves specifically.
Option D) Baarish (rain) - This option is incorrect. The lyrics mention "Mali Seenche So Ghara" which translates to "I watered the garden" suggesting that the watering is already done. So, the next thing that would happen is not rain.
The correct answer is Option A) Phal (fruit). This option is correct because after watering the garden, the next thing that would happen is the fruits growing.