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Chinmayi’s ‘Chinnachiru Kiliye…’

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‘Chinnanchiru Kiliye’ which translates to ‘My little parrot’, is one of the finest works
by Mahakavi Bharathiyar.

It is a song that describes a mother’s unconditional love. This beautiful tune has been recreated in the voice of singer Chinmayi Sripaada who has recreated the lullaby in ā€˜ragamalika’, a soothing and lovely raga in music that will cradle one’s senses.

This has been done as part of Duroflex Sounds of Sleep, a digital music series to help new-age parents rediscover famous lullabies from across India in a digitally convenient way.

Says Chinmayi, ‘It is a wonderful initiative to recreate traditional lullabies for young parents. Chinnanchiru Kiliye is a song I have grown up listening to as it is big part of my culture. I have stayed true to its tune as a tribute to legendary Kavi Subramania Bharathi.’

<B>Nirali Karthik’s cup of tea<P>

Featuring the famed classical vocalist, Nirali Kartik, a film showcases a charming conversation between her and a steaming tea kettle, wherein the tea poetically cajoles her into taking a break from her practice to savour a cup.
Soon, Nirali gives in to temptation and enjoys the cup of tea by herself while soaking in the sights and sounds of the palatial garden.

This is part of a new commercial titled ‘Fursat Waali Chai’ by Taj Mahal Tea. It reminds us to hit the pause button when life becomes too hectic – to allow oneself a moment of peace and to uncover the magic in the mundane.

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