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Things that are distant or not immediately experienced often seem more appealing or pleasant than they actually are.
दूर के ढोल सुहावने होते हैं, इसलिए लोग अक्सर अपने शहर से दूर जाने की कल्पना करते हैं।
Things that are distant often seem more appealing, which is why people often imagine leaving their city.
This proverb highlights the human tendency to romanticize or idealize things that are not immediately accessible.
This proverb reflects the Indian cultural tendency to value things that are not immediately available, often due to the vastness and diversity of the country.
Use this proverb when advising someone not to romanticize distant or unfamiliar things without proper understanding.
This proverb originates from the observation that distant sounds, like the beating of drums, often sound more melodious than they actually are when heard up close.
This proverb is often used to caution against idealizing things or places that are far away or not fully understood.