*(Arivu is from india and dhee is from shrilanka, producer santosh is also from india & song is in tamil..tamil is spoken in india and shrilanka,)* *(Tamil is oldest language of our planet)*
@ONENESSED Huh ? That says so much about what you know... LOL go and read Tea plantation workers history in Sri lanka before i open my mouth against your ignorance.
I'm from uk born in London although live in Cyprus ..went to some beautiful festivals in London even wore the beautiful costumes ..ate the delicious foods. .beautiful memories ..an experiences .. a little greek dancing here in Cyprus ..love it ..... truly loved this thanks so much love and god bless x
Wow! This is what a proper reaction means. Every other channel listens to the music and come to a conclusion regarding the quality of the song. Dont froget If it's a tamil song, lyrics matters the most.
Elephants play an important role in preserving the forest and nature, which plays a role in bringing about rain. That’s why Tamil ancestors made us worship the elephants to protect them from poaching. “Mum (3) maari (rain) in Tamil has been mentioned in ancient Tamil literature so many times. The Tamil kings always made sure that their lands received “maadham (monthly) mummaari” 3 times rain) to keep the land fertile. This song speaks about “ ambaari “ in Tamil , a seat fastened to the back of elephants where we can sit and ride, rhyming with mummaari thus connecting the elephants with rain. The messages in this song is for people all over the world
Oooooh I say that was incredible they are at one with the beauty around them ..what a stunning lady ..the passion. Loved it...your beautiful words almost made me cry ...really was beautiful thanku so much love and god bless x
Saw that moment you got caught into the goosebumps emotional connection as the song progresses. The girls in the other reaction videos had tears and the guys had the goosebumps. Happened to me too. There is something so deep and tribal that unconsciously connects us through this song.
I haven't heard any songs more than 20 times. It use to give me feel boring. First time ever in my life, I have heard more than 300 times, but still I'm so excited to listen like first time. That's nature of love to the Nature. We have only one planet called 🌍 which support life on it. Please I'm begging to everyone around the world to save our beautiful nature to give upcoming generations. 🙏🙏 English pesnalum Thamizhan daaa...💪
5 trees is just a symbolic number - it means I have played my part by planting my share of trees to nurture the earth yet my throat is still dry (relating to the destruction the man causing the earth drying up & rivers are flowing less not adequate to feed the population)
enjaami = en + saami. "en" -> mine and "saami" -> God. The literal meaning of enjaami - "My God". Another take on the word "enjaami" is that it was also used by landless people/slaves to call their landlords with the meaning -> "My Lord". The contextual meaning here in this song is ["my dear" / "my precious" / "my everything"] -> Grandparents affectionately call their grandchildren "enjaami" which reflects how much they love them(equal to a god). Elders also use this term when trying to console/comfort children as an expression of how much they love them. The song wants us to enjoy what we have been given harmoniously with nature. Ancestors/Elders have given us this beautiful world for us to enjoy and celebrate life and live together as a society that is in harmony with nature. That different voice that Arivu is singing with in-between is supposed to mimic grandmother's(elders) voice. The lines that were sung using this different voice are colloquial sayings by rural elders that were passed down from older generations. Another aspect is the way he is singing these lines is using "Oppari" - a traditional form of music that is still sung in funerals for lamenting. The music instruments used were traditional Tamil music instruments(all the drums) and the drum elements are of Tamil traditional music not of African tribal music as everybody is assuming. Also, the video backdrop with tribal people is supposed to highlight how old the Tamil civilization is. Tamil is one of the oldest classical languages in the world and possibly one of the oldest civilization with thousands of years of history. Everyone makes tribe elements connections to Africa which is mistaken. Enjoy Enjaami!
There are so many nuances and layers to this song, politically, evolutionary, emotional, societal... so many. But putting that aside, I just want to appreciate the effort and depth with which you connected and communicated your thoughts. You have a beautiful mind. I appreciate your depth.
Tamil is the world's oldest language as well as beautiful language The drums you hear early are called “Parai” in Tamil The power of mother language of all the languages penetrated through her nerves. It's a Tamil song about nature and ancestors This form of singing is called "opaari" which means the song sung when a person is dead. OPPARI a.k.a lamenting for dead a culture followed by Tamils where women gather around the dead and sing together about the dead person. It's a way to grief with the community. In this music they're lamenting for the land lost. மொழி தெரியாதவர்களுக்குக் கூட இந்த பாடலை கேட்டுப் பார்க்கும்போது கண்ணில் கண்ணீர் தழும்பும் இந்த மண்ணை விரும்புகின்ற அனைவருக்கும் இந்த பாடல் சமர்ப்பணம்
Wowwww the sound and the dance give me a sense of interpretative freedom. Despite the positive vibes that might make you think of a funny song, it's a very deep and powerful song.The song is the story of Valliammal, Arivu's grandmother, who used to call him 'Enjaami' (My Lord). It was the story told to him by his grandmother about the Tamil migration to Ceylon during the Colonial era. During the period of Colonial India, with a poverty-stricken population, it was a market for cheap labour. Hordes of Tamil people were sent to Ceylon in the 19th century to work on the tea, coffee and rubber plantations, with his grandmother being one of them. This is the beauty of the universal language of music and culture
@@gurulifestyleviews thanks. When I wish to listen to a new song never heard before, either the song or the artist, I serch news on web. I never listen to the song before. I do love genuine reactions, from both parties, but I love to know something about the artist, the repertoire, the culture, traditions etc. it helps me dive into the mood of what I'm listening to.Many times it leads you to understand a different meaning than what you thought it was. But then I listen to the song by myself. That's where the fun happens. Music is a universal language, you don't need to know lyrics. Just close yr eyes. Every genre has something to tell you. In many periods of my life music has helped me a mess. Where are you from ? A hug to the other side of the world. Bye, Stefania, Italy
The people who live in tje cities had forgotten about the farmers. Everything we eat has to come from them. Yet, we see them as backward. Humanity has lost respect for everything. The girl who is sitting on the throne represented humans who enjoy all the benefits but not realizing the efforts of people like farmers. Watch it again.😪♥️ the song is from India. 🇮🇳 Majja is music platform by A R Rahman - famous music director of India. Majja is introduced as platform for cultural renaissance.
I mean - it's so heart touching that you tried to understand and explain what this video/music/lyrics are trying to convey to the world. This song does convey a very specific historic event's story.. which obviously non-Tamilians won't understand by just listening to it. Even I didn't know until I searched about it. But kudos to you, you captured the essence perfectly... and most importantly focused on the lyrics. Lyrics in Indian songs, especially in linguistically rich regions like South India, Maratha, Bengal and NE India have a very very realistic and deep meanings. Old Hindi songs too had this charm where music is much plain and simple but the lyrics is more important.
5 trees represent 5lands... It's kurunji forest....mullai, farming land, marutham l, combination of forest and farming land, neithal, ocean dependent... Palais, desert... Each place have different types of gods,tradition, and jobs
Bitter gourd is reference that my parents left the riped bitter gourd on my canopy. So tha I can hv d seeds for me to regrow it. Same has to pass to my future generations...
It's not the bitter ground, it is a bitter gourd , a common vegetable in India , the bitter gourd has left us seeds, passed on by our parents... Edit: in this case it is used as a metaphor
I like your focus and interpretation on the lyrics. I think it's bitter gourd- a vegetable. This is my favourite reaction video for this song. Deep, meaningful interpretation of the lyrics
Wonderful reaction buddy... Superb observation.. kudos👏🏼👏🏼. If u know Tamil u got every word, u gotta goosebumps... This song depth it's very deep... U know that
Very nice review. This song is purely a Tamil song and this song represents culture of Tamil people. We call it now 'country songs'. These kind of 'country songs' had been invented all over the country at village level. There is no records for these kind of songs. In ancient time, Tamil people are ruled by different rulers. . But this type of 'country songs' circulates around all over Tamil land. Country songs for all kind of events exists still. Songs for happy moment, sad moment, play moment, fight moment, dance moment, work moment, sleep moment, birth moment, death moment, etc,.etc,.. In this song, children are playing and singing around. Grandma and Grandpa telling them greatness of our land and life. Tamil literature has so many interesting lessons to tell. Hope one day I'll get time to share those legacies with all.
What you talked about spirituality is on point. There are two types of spirituality. One where you look into yourself or look at something higher (fictitious?). This is the one for those in glass castles. The other is where you look around, understand and live with nature. This is the one which has the smell of dirt, grass and rain. Sadly, the first one is the more trending one and where all the hype is.
The parts he changed the voice because he addressing "oppari" Art form it's originated in Tamil nadu which it's used for death rituals. And these lyrics also created by the Ansestors.and mum mari menas third rain which will comes to the earth when the society living peacefully with out any negative thoughts or doings. Cheers
Nicely done. One correction, mum Mari means three times rain. Rice cultivation to harvest takes 110 days which varies from variety to variety, there are 365 days in a year, theoretically three harvests of rice could be done in the land provided the rain gods oblige with rain at the right season. Usually only one harvest or two harvest only happens. Previously farming depended solely on rain
Bro, Song is so beautiful you can interpret in a lot of different ways. The guy who wrote the song was trying to represent the hardworking farmers who work their asses off but hardly get any money out of it or recognition. He was also trying to talk about his grandma who was taken to tea plantation work as a slave and when she came back to India, she was a strong woman and the lyric writers inspiration. There is a lot more to the song bug it's hard to type everything here.
Wow you are fantastic...you have a new fan :) The main theme is about the forced displacement of Tamils from South India to Sri Lanka to work on the farms and plantations there. Forced by the Brits After decades of nourishing the land, the person / people have nothing to call their own Enjaami can be interpreted in a few different ways...my dear grandson, or sir landlord The ulululation you hear in parts of the song is a form of eulogy and lamentation for someone or something that has died And then this is hope everlasting You should visit India. And of course it's a dream of mine to visit South Africa Maybe someday :)
You interpreted the lyrics of this song very brilliantly and genuinely. Nature, animals, earth, ancestors, farmers, their toil, hardships etc. I was wondering what would you interpret about colors of dress they are wearing especially the orange colour she is wearing. Ya orange represents fire as you said. Love❤️ and Wishes💐 from Kerala🌴
You are the first one to clearly understand what they are trying to explain to the world
Yess....
💯
You are the only guy who understands the Depth of the Song among non-Tamilians...
Hats off to you
Subtitles broo😂
exactly
This man has deep thinking and an eagle eye on minute things. Bravo
Bitter Gourd is a vegetable… by canopy they mean a tent with creeper plant which grows Bitter Gourd.. rest you got it spot on !!
*(Arivu is from india and dhee is from shrilanka, producer santosh is also from india & song is in tamil..tamil is spoken in india and shrilanka,)*
*(Tamil is oldest language of our planet)*
Bro as a tamilian tamil is not the oldest language but it is the oldest living language in the world :)
Arivu is born in India, but his family is from Srilanka pushed out because of the agreement between governments. Very sad.
@ONENESSED Huh ? That says so much about what you know... LOL go and read Tea plantation workers history in Sri lanka before i open my mouth against your ignorance.
Dhee is santhosh narayanan's daughter lol😂😂😂😂
Right
Finally...you got the real meaning of this song...appreciated...love from Malaysia
This is from INDIA(Tamil nadu)
Enjoyed this video
I'm from uk born in London although live in Cyprus ..went to some beautiful festivals in London even wore the beautiful costumes ..ate the delicious foods. .beautiful memories ..an experiences .. a little greek dancing here in Cyprus ..love it ..... truly loved this thanks so much love and god bless x
And this language is TAMIL AND ITS 2000YRS. OLD AND FIRST SPOKEN LANGUAGE IN THE PLANET LOVE YOUR NATURE ❤️🙏
bro..check google, recent excavation has proved to be 10,000 years older and the oldest ever
XD
One correction bro now 3700 years old..
Wow! This is what a proper reaction means. Every other channel listens to the music and come to a conclusion regarding the quality of the song. Dont froget If it's a tamil song, lyrics matters the most.
Yes
Wow! your one the white guys who found the subtitle button on your screen for this song 👀
Your very rare😮
This is a TAMIL SONG.... sung by TAMIL artists
You are great my brother.. you are the person who understands the meaning of the song and reacted..
தமிழ் - it's not a language, it's life..
Elephants play an important role in preserving the forest and nature, which plays a role in bringing about rain. That’s why Tamil ancestors made us worship the elephants to protect them from poaching. “Mum (3) maari (rain) in Tamil has been mentioned in ancient Tamil literature so many times. The Tamil kings always made sure that their lands received “maadham (monthly) mummaari” 3 times rain) to keep the land fertile. This song speaks about “ ambaari “ in Tamil , a seat fastened to the back of elephants where we can sit and ride, rhyming with mummaari thus connecting the elephants with rain. The messages in this song is for people all over the world
Oooooh I say that was incredible they are at one with the beauty around them ..what a stunning lady ..the passion. Loved it...your beautiful words almost made me cry ...really was beautiful thanku so much love and god bless x
Saw that moment you got caught into the goosebumps emotional connection as the song progresses. The girls in the other reaction videos had tears and the guys had the goosebumps. Happened to me too. There is something so deep and tribal that unconsciously connects us through this song.
You're talented, intelligent, artistic, very high IQ, if artist perform something, and you are there, damn sure, they were blessed
Very deep and honest reaction ever❤❤
I find a connect with you man! The way you groove, the things u speak, how expressive u r ❤️Damn, wow glad to watch your reaction ❤️
Really appreciate it man. Thank you for the love and support ☺️❤️🥒
The south Indian ppl are similar to south African ppl in many ways .
I haven't heard any songs more than 20 times. It use to give me feel boring. First time ever in my life, I have heard more than 300 times, but still I'm so excited to listen like first time. That's nature of love to the Nature. We have only one planet called 🌍 which support life on it. Please I'm begging to everyone around the world to save our beautiful nature to give upcoming generations. 🙏🙏
English pesnalum Thamizhan daaa...💪
5 trees is just a symbolic number - it means I have played my part by planting my share of trees to nurture the earth yet my throat is still dry (relating to the destruction the man causing the earth drying up & rivers are flowing less not adequate to feed the population)
Lots of love for india🇮🇳 thank you for connecting easily 🙏💐
I never see this type of reaction before
This song hats off brother.
Thanks so much man. Really appreciate it ☺️❤️
enjaami = en + saami. "en" -> mine and "saami" -> God. The literal meaning of enjaami - "My God". Another take on the word "enjaami" is that it was also used by landless people/slaves to call their landlords with the meaning -> "My Lord". The contextual meaning here in this song is ["my dear" / "my precious" / "my everything"] -> Grandparents affectionately call their grandchildren "enjaami" which reflects how much they love them(equal to a god). Elders also use this term when trying to console/comfort children as an expression of how much they love them. The song wants us to enjoy what we have been given harmoniously with nature. Ancestors/Elders have given us this beautiful world for us to enjoy and celebrate life and live together as a society that is in harmony with nature.
That different voice that Arivu is singing with in-between is supposed to mimic grandmother's(elders) voice. The lines that were sung using this different voice are colloquial sayings by rural elders that were passed down from older generations. Another aspect is the way he is singing these lines is using "Oppari" - a traditional form of music that is still sung in funerals for lamenting.
The music instruments used were traditional Tamil music instruments(all the drums) and the drum elements are of Tamil traditional music not of African tribal music as everybody is assuming.
Also, the video backdrop with tribal people is supposed to highlight how old the Tamil civilization is. Tamil is one of the oldest classical languages in the world and possibly one of the oldest civilization with thousands of years of history. Everyone makes tribe elements connections to Africa which is mistaken.
Enjoy Enjaami!
Hey Fable, your way of reacting and understanding the song is awesome 👍
Thanks so much ❤️☺️
Exactly.....bro.When u get goosebumps.....u get connected to it.
Such a beautiful interpretation and review. I love it.
I like it a lot, it's amazing and very beautifull.
Haven't seen in any video that a person of other language took this much effort in learning and explain the meaning of this song ♥️
There are so many nuances and layers to this song, politically, evolutionary, emotional, societal... so many. But putting that aside, I just want to appreciate the effort and depth with which you connected and communicated your thoughts. You have a beautiful mind. I appreciate your depth.
Can you elaborate it ?
Thank you man. As someone who understands the language I'd like to say you did justice to the song. I appreciate it. Love you man
Tamil is the world's oldest language as well as beautiful language
The drums you hear early are called “Parai” in Tamil
The power of mother language of all the languages penetrated through her nerves. It's a Tamil song about nature and ancestors
This form of singing is called "opaari" which means the song sung when a person is dead.
OPPARI a.k.a lamenting for dead a culture followed by Tamils where women gather around the dead and sing together about the dead person. It's a way to grief with the community. In this music they're lamenting for the land lost.
மொழி தெரியாதவர்களுக்குக் கூட இந்த பாடலை கேட்டுப் பார்க்கும்போது கண்ணில் கண்ணீர் தழும்பும் இந்த மண்ணை விரும்புகின்ற அனைவருக்கும் இந்த பாடல் சமர்ப்பணம்
Finally..found A non indian understand the depth of meanings in this song
.. 😍😍big luvss from south india mate.. ❤❤💯✨✨
Your interpretation is on point❤️ This song also speaks for suppressed❤️❤️
The beat and vibes are fantastic 👌 Really enjoyed this..
That is the reason why u see cows and dogs on street freely roaming in india cuz we believe land belongs to them too
Beautiful reaction, understanding the depth of the lyrics and traditions, too good💕🙏🏻
Wowwww the sound and the dance give me a sense of interpretative freedom. Despite the positive vibes that might make you think of a funny song, it's a very deep and powerful song.The song is the story of Valliammal, Arivu's grandmother, who used to call him 'Enjaami' (My Lord). It was the story told to him by his grandmother about the Tamil migration to Ceylon during the Colonial era. During the period of Colonial India, with a poverty-stricken population, it was a market for cheap labour. Hordes of Tamil people were sent to Ceylon in the 19th century to work on the tea, coffee and rubber plantations, with his grandmother being one of them. This is the beauty of the universal language of music and culture
Wow clear description 🙏🙏
Great !!!
Where are you from
@@gurulifestyleviews Greetings from Italy
How u know about this lyrics and song???
@@gurulifestyleviews thanks. When I wish to listen to a new song never heard before, either the song or the artist, I serch news on web. I never listen to the song before. I do love genuine reactions, from both parties, but I love to know something about the artist, the repertoire, the culture, traditions etc. it helps me dive into the mood of what I'm listening to.Many times it leads you to understand a different meaning than what you thought it was. But then I listen to the song by myself. That's where the fun happens. Music is a universal language, you don't need to know lyrics. Just close yr eyes. Every genre has something to tell you. In many periods of my life music has helped me a mess. Where are you from ? A hug to the other side of the world. Bye, Stefania, Italy
You really did justification to what u really intended to do ❤️❤️🥺! Beautiful to watch ❤️
Its a Tamil song about our beautiful culture.you enjoyed more we enjoyed your reaction
Such a detailed and heart felt review ❤️ Kudos to you bro! Enjoyed every reaction and perspective of yours! 😇
Best reaction to the song so for and he has almost all of the back stories and the meaning of the song.
I think you really understood the purpose and meaning of this song. Not everyone go through the lyrics. You are an exception
you are soo genuine brother...may momma nature bless you with all her love and prosperity .. keep reacting!
The people who live in tje cities had forgotten about the farmers. Everything we eat has to come from them. Yet, we see them as backward. Humanity has lost respect for everything. The girl who is sitting on the throne represented humans who enjoy all the benefits but not realizing the efforts of people like farmers. Watch it again.😪♥️
the song is from India. 🇮🇳 Majja is music platform by A R Rahman - famous music director of India. Majja is introduced as platform for cultural renaissance.
Just loved your reaction. You felt the song. It was so heartening to see you getting into the groove of the song.
Your reaction and attention to the elevation instrumentation is on point. Hats off !
Sri Lanka dhee and Indian aviru
Brilliant music culture from south asia
This is what i want to hear from other's opinions
I got your words❤
One of the best interpretations. Loved it, Fable.
Its south indian... tamil oldest living language inthe world..
loll
@@baibu_sh454 lol🤣🤣🤣
@@barneybong7356 u know what? You are a jerk
Lol 😂😂😂
Lol
I mean - it's so heart touching that you tried to understand and explain what this video/music/lyrics are trying to convey to the world.
This song does convey a very specific historic event's story.. which obviously non-Tamilians won't understand by just listening to it. Even I didn't know until I searched about it.
But kudos to you, you captured the essence perfectly... and most importantly focused on the lyrics.
Lyrics in Indian songs, especially in linguistically rich regions like South India, Maratha, Bengal and NE India have a very very realistic and deep meanings. Old Hindi songs too had this charm where music is much plain and simple but the lyrics is more important.
I am a tamizh (Tamil). You connect the song nicely with the real meaning. Appriciate man. Its about earth, animals, ancestors and specially Farmers.
You are amazing person than this song. You are down to earthly person. I love you. God bless you.
Best analysis and reaction up till now I observed for this song !
5 trees represent 5lands... It's kurunji forest....mullai, farming land, marutham l, combination of forest and farming land, neithal, ocean dependent... Palais, desert... Each place have different types of gods,tradition, and jobs
I loved ur reaction..
Thanks very much. Really appreciate it ☺️
Bitter gourd is reference that my parents left the riped bitter gourd on my canopy. So tha I can hv d seeds for me to regrow it. Same has to pass to my future generations...
So beautiful songs with amazed lyrics
😢😢😢😢 can't control my tears.. u gave the best reaction ever
Your words are more than reactions.
Great watching
This is a Tamil language song (myself). I liked the way you tried your best to explain
Awesome bro its more like a great review. Good job bro. Its helps to understand better
👍👍👍👍❤️🌹
U Great man .....
Very good explanation & good understanding
you earn my respect ❤️.. tried to look up very deep whats inside these 5 mint song among those 100 other. reactors
It's not the bitter ground, it is a bitter gourd , a common vegetable in India , the bitter gourd has left us seeds, passed on by our parents...
Edit: in this case it is used as a metaphor
True word
I like your focus and interpretation on the lyrics. I think it's bitter gourd- a vegetable. This is my favourite reaction video for this song. Deep, meaningful interpretation of the lyrics
You get it, instantly and totally ❤️
Wonderful reaction buddy... Superb observation.. kudos👏🏼👏🏼. If u know Tamil u got every word, u gotta goosebumps... This song depth it's very deep... U know that
Arivu is one of best lyricist has huge potential to take South Indian culture worldwide...
Beautiful language it is!
Nice work brother.. Keep , 😍😍😍
What an apt reaction! Greetings from a Sri Lankan Tamil 💐
Its not African song its world oldest and first language Tamil song bro we are proud tamilians 🙂
he not saying this is African song the instruments are sound like African type
Genuine reaction...super bro
Very nice review.
This song is purely a Tamil song and this song represents culture of Tamil people. We call it now 'country songs'. These kind of 'country songs' had been invented all over the country at village level. There is no records for these kind of songs. In ancient time, Tamil people are ruled by different rulers. . But this type of 'country songs' circulates around all over Tamil land. Country songs for all kind of events exists still. Songs for happy moment, sad moment, play moment, fight moment, dance moment, work moment, sleep moment, birth moment, death moment, etc,.etc,..
In this song, children are playing and singing around. Grandma and Grandpa telling them greatness of our land and life.
Tamil literature has so many interesting lessons to tell. Hope one day I'll get time to share those legacies with all.
Wonderful reaction to a profound piece of art
What you talked about spirituality is on point. There are two types of spirituality. One where you look into yourself or look at something higher (fictitious?). This is the one for those in glass castles. The other is where you look around, understand and live with nature. This is the one which has the smell of dirt, grass and rain. Sadly, the first one is the more trending one and where all the hype is.
Please make a reaction to her rowdy baby Song, her life's best hit song ever please 🥺 react to that we are waiting, and that is so good 👍❤️
Proud to be Indian 🤗
The parts he changed the voice because he addressing "oppari" Art form it's originated in Tamil nadu which it's used for death rituals. And these lyrics also created by the Ansestors.and mum mari menas third rain which will comes to the earth when the society living peacefully with out any negative thoughts or doings. Cheers
Nicely done. One correction, mum Mari means three times rain. Rice cultivation to harvest takes 110 days which varies from variety to variety, there are 365 days in a year, theoretically three harvests of rice could be done in the land provided the rain gods oblige with rain at the right season. Usually only one harvest or two harvest only happens. Previously farming depended solely on rain
Most genuine reaction ever
Feel in a Soul... Next level bro. 🙏🙏
Man ur explanation is great 👍
Superb review and Reaction...
Very well explained!!
You deserve more views and likes on this particular video reaction Sir ❤
So only I addicted in my Tamil language... 🔥🔥🔥 now u too...💯
Bro, Song is so beautiful you can interpret in a lot of different ways. The guy who wrote the song was trying to represent the hardworking farmers who work their asses off but hardly get any money out of it or recognition. He was also trying to talk about his grandma who was taken to tea plantation work as a slave and when she came back to India, she was a strong woman and the lyric writers inspiration. There is a lot more to the song bug it's hard to type everything here.
Very Pure Reaction brother
Thanks very much man ☺️❤️
And this is released by A R RAHMAN ON HIS SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORM 🔥
One of the best reaction bro 💪
Wow you are fantastic...you have a new fan :)
The main theme is about the forced displacement of Tamils from South India to Sri Lanka to work on the farms and plantations there. Forced by the Brits
After decades of nourishing the land, the person / people have nothing to call their own
Enjaami can be interpreted in a few different ways...my dear grandson, or sir landlord
The ulululation you hear in parts of the song is a form of eulogy and lamentation for someone or something that has died
And then this is hope everlasting
You should visit India. And of course it's a dream of mine to visit South Africa
Maybe someday :)
YOUR EXPLANATION IS RIGHT - VERY GOOD 🔴----🔴
Very positive lyrics
You interpreted the lyrics of this song very brilliantly and genuinely. Nature, animals, earth, ancestors, farmers, their toil, hardships etc. I was wondering what would you interpret about colors of dress they are wearing especially the orange colour she is wearing. Ya orange represents fire as you said.
Love❤️ and Wishes💐 from Kerala🌴
Well done 👍👍
Bitter gourd is a vegetable we all eat with relish in South India.