Aezu 2 | एजु फिल्म २ | Aezu means Saathi |
Aezu’ is composed of two words ‘ye’ meaning ‘hello’ or ‘hey’ and ‘ju’ which is used to respect others after greeting their names. In normal Nepali language it is ‘jiu’ but the native people mainly Pun Magars of the Dhaulagiri region say ‘ju’ instead. ‘Aezu’ is more often used to greet friends respectfully. If a friend is near we use ‘ju’ only but if s/he is at a distance we use ‘aezu’. E.g. if ‘Gore’ is your friend’s name and he is near to you then you can greet him with ‘Goreju’. If he is far then you can greet him ‘Aezu’.
‘Aezu’ was almost extinct. But some notable groups and people in our society gave it life. According to my knowledge, an inspirational musical group from Pokhara named themselves ‘Aezu’ and composed songs using this word. They were the first group that officially used this word. Similarly ‘The Pun Magar Society’, Western Chitwan published their annual magazine using ‘Yezu’ as its title. And, later ‘Fimala Magazine’ an inspirational magazine of our society has given more emphasis to this word. Nowadays this word is more popular than before, which I think is because of Indigenous movies produced by Fimala Films Production Co. titled ‘Aezu’ and its sequel ‘Aezu II’.
Aezu is the Word of Myagdi/Parbat. It means Friend. Older people of the #Dhaulagiri area still using these words. Mr. MejanPun is the writer and director of this film.
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