Bombay Bol: Sahil Khattar explains
Updated On: 13 January, 2022 08:34 AM IST | The Guide Team
“Tu party kar raha hain, kya?”, I’d say, “Bas kya, kar raha hain na.” Anyone from any strata can use it. I am from Punjab, and if I have picked this phrase up in this city, it shows how Bambaiyya it is
Sahil Khattar
Bas kya
Bas kya means a confirmation of what is being asked. For example, if a friend calls me and asks me, “Tu party kar raha hain, kya?”, I’d say, “Bas kya, kar raha hain na.” Anyone from any strata can use it. I am from Punjab, and if I have picked this phrase up in this city, it shows how Bambaiyya it is.
Sahil Khattar is an actor and content creator
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