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    Nani Teri Morni – Hindi Rhyme for Kids

    WAO TeamBy WAO TeamApril 28, 2025Updated:April 28, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
    Nani Teri Morni - Hindi Rhyme for Kids
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    “Nani Teri Morni” is one of the most loved Hindi nursery rhymes that has delighted children for generations. Full of imagination and fun, this song tells the story of a little girl talking about her grandmother’s pet peacock being stolen by thieves.

    Originally sung by Ranu Mukherjee for the 1960 Bollywood film Masoom, the song became an instant favorite. Its simple language, catchy rhythm, and playful storytelling make it a wonderful rhyme for kids to sing and enjoy. It also beautifully captures the innocence and creativity of childhood.

    Nani Teri Morni Lyrics

    नानी तेरी मोरनी को मोर ले गए,
    बाकी जो बचा था काले चोर ले गए।

    खा पी के सो गया चोर,
    कर के बड़ी बड़ी फूँक,
    चूहा चाचा आ गया,
    मार के पीट के भगा दिया।

    नानी तेरी मोरनी को मोर ले गए,
    बाकी जो बचा था काले चोर ले गए।

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    Why “Nani Teri Morni” is Special: The rhyme is short, sweet, and easy to sing, making it a perfect first song for small children. It’s often taught in preschools and performed at family events, reminding everyone of the joy of storytelling through songs.

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