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- Kalesh abstract "Kalesh is an ancient Hindi word which means 'to cause agitation' or 'to cause unrest' by 'devilish' ways. This is often used by the youth in a casual way to signify "mischief". Kalesh is generally accompanied by the word "मचेगा " (machega). Though there are no clear indications about the origin of the word, there have been suggestions that it might have originated from Sanskrit. It is generally used by the older generation in India to cite day to day experiences. For example: हमारी बहू ने हमारे घर में कलेश मचा दिया है | (The new girl in our house has totally disrupted the happiness of our house) or अब मचेगा कलेश | (The fun begins now!).Kalesh has been overused in the Hindi media (both print and television) and in Hindi commercials, sitcoms and serials.[citation needed]The most popular Kalesh (कलेश) that is encountered is "ग्रेह कलेश" (House destruction). The sole way to get rid of the "ग्रेह कलेश " is by the help of Bangali Babas.".
- Kalesh wikiPageID "31664689".
- Kalesh wikiPageRevisionID "580087309".
- Kalesh hasPhotoCollection Kalesh.
- Kalesh notability "May 2011".
- Kalesh orphan "May 2011".
- Kalesh unreferenced "May 2011".
- Kalesh subject Category:Articles_created_via_the_Article_Wizard.
- Kalesh subject Category:Hindi_words_and_phrases.
- Kalesh subject Category:Indian_slang.
- Kalesh type Abstraction100002137.
- Kalesh type AuditoryCommunication107109019.
- Kalesh type Communication100033020.
- Kalesh type IndianSlangs.
- Kalesh type Non-standardSpeech107155081.
- Kalesh type Slang107159467.
- Kalesh type Speech107109196.
- Kalesh comment "Kalesh is an ancient Hindi word which means 'to cause agitation' or 'to cause unrest' by 'devilish' ways. This is often used by the youth in a casual way to signify "mischief". Kalesh is generally accompanied by the word "मचेगा " (machega). Though there are no clear indications about the origin of the word, there have been suggestions that it might have originated from Sanskrit. It is generally used by the older generation in India to cite day to day experiences.".
- Kalesh label "Kalesh".
- Kalesh sameAs m.0gmg8c0.
- Kalesh sameAs Q6352166.
- Kalesh sameAs Q6352166.
- Kalesh sameAs Kalesh.
- Kalesh wasDerivedFrom Kalesh?oldid=580087309.
- Kalesh isPrimaryTopicOf Kalesh.