This is the best song to come out of India in decades. The lyrics in Tamil language is out of this world. So powerful and enchanting. This song must win 2022 Grammy Awards as the Best Song in the World. And it should be the Theme Song of UNESCO for preservation of nature and integration of humanity.
The high pitched singing is called Oppari (Lamenting). It is sung in funerals in Tamil culture where women sing about the dead and pay an emotional tribute.
This is how the Tamil culture & Tamil Ppl live's in Southern India Tamil Nadu State ☺️👑👑👑👑🙌🙌🙌🙌. We never give up our launguage , Nature, Forefathers (Ancisters) , Parents & Animals 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💖💖💖💖💖
The instrument with two sticks is Parai. It is an ancient drum used when we were tribals. It was used in war, to bring the attention of the people to announce messages. Over the period of time it has pushed down to lower class instrument and it is also used in funerals. Now it is reviving back
Tribute song for our ancestors, mother nature... 200 years back British captured many poor people who lived in nature and made them work in srilanka and other places in tea plantation... When the economy grown up they didn't want these people to share their land . So they were forced to go back to their mother land with NO ROOTS OF CONNECTION. all they know s to work in tea plantation... So they migrated in South India were tea plantation s there... But only few got job and others were forced to do some other labor work... Struggling to feed their family... This song s says about that.. the guy who sings s Arivu.. his grandmother s from that struggling people... I cried while watching the song.. filled with mixed emotions...
In this song there is a line.. "grandson:where are my glasses? ancestor:take them my grandson" means ancestors saw and wanted this world, nature, animals to be existing simultaneously. Centuries ago they planted seeds of many type plants, animals excretion made those seeds grow, rivers and streams gave water to plants, air and rain also made the plants grow to a canopy or a forest. Ancestors nurtured and protected these forests, agriculture, vegetation very much by keeping in mind that their toil and love for nature will preserve this world for future generations to come. But today's generation doesn't see it as they saw. Today's generation destroys jungles, vegetation, rivers, air etc. They decreases the area of agriculture and forest and builds concrete jungles which make the nature and animals extinct. Thus they make life on earth non livable. They construct dangerous industries that pollut air and water. They are struggling to live a happy, harmonious, healthy life together. They don't know love, cooperation, planting seeds, growing them, the need to preserve nature and animals. So ancestors are very much worried and anxious about future. So ancestors are trying to tell grandchildren see this dangerous situation and urgency to recover from it through the eyes of them. Then grandchildren are asking how to realise that situation and how to recover from it. Then ancestors telling them to use their wisdom and love of nature.
I believe this song will create a cultural renaissance in India, to let music to be music, to breakaway from Filmi music, which imposes so much constraint and restriction on quality of music, thanks to illogical demands of film producers and directors. Let India create pop superstars, same like rest of the world, where singers command demi-god status, like Michael Jackson. in India, Singers are just another back stage artists with limited influence and many struggle financially for rest of their life. In comparison, some actors even earn up to 100 crore per film. Let India create an Adele, a Rihanna or a Freddy Mercury.
This is a pure Tamil song...that speaks of our ancestors and culture and also thanking every living creature and how grateful we should be to our ancestors and how indebted are we to leave the same legacy and nature to our future generations..
Meaning of Oppari: Oppari is an ancient form of lamenting in Tamil culture performed (cry singing) by a group of women emotionally when someone lost their loved ones, in which this ancient practice is still exists in Tamilnadu and other states of south India... Formation of Oppari: A group of women form a circle holding each other's shoulder and facing each other and cry singing in a funeral spot.. Content of Oppari: The group of women cry singing the Oppari about the person who passed away, mentioning how good he lived his life in the past, his love towards the family members, his likings, his sacrifice to the family members, his happiness and sorrow, how much the family members loves him too, Praising him for what he did for the nature, everything.. Why Oppari? Oppari cry singing is not only a way of conveying messages to the public related to the deceased person in a funeral ceremony, but also a scientific way of releasing the stress of the person suffering from the loss of their loved ones. i.e. Psychologically helps to deal with emotions .. “I PLANTED FIVE TREES, NURTURED A BEAUTIFUL GARDEN, MY GARDEN IS FLOURISHING BUT YET MY THROAT REMAINS DRY” IS A LAMENTING PHRASE USED IN OPPARI SONG USUALLY PERFORMED IN A FUNERAL PLACE IN TAMIL CULTURE. .
Jyoti Mam & Shruti Mam, this song is dedicated to Mother Nature & Mother Earth. How we are exploiting our resources, & forgetting the one who blessed us with it. Specially, the singer Dhee is the singer of Rowdy Baby song, which is the first south indian song to cross 1 Billion on RU-vid. I'm a big fan of yours from Odisha, India. Love the way you respect & worship music. Loads of love and respect to my sisters.
The title “Enjoy Enjaami” has so much of meaning. To the people who are unfamiliar about the title, “Enjoy” is combination of two words, En + joy (thaayi), narrated by the Rapper Arivu. “En” means “My” in tamil, "thaayi" is actually "Mother" in Tamil. Combinedly it is "My Mother" ... “Enjaami” is combination of two words, En + Jaami. “En” means “My” in tamil, “Jaami” is actually “Saamy” it means “God” in Tamil, combinedly “My God”. “My God” i.e. "Enjaami" is how elderly people call their grand children or their loved ones in Tamil Culture which is so so cute to hear that. Even the farmers and labours use to call their Masters (Landlords) as "Enjaami" as a respect giving. Likewise singer Arivu is called everytime as “Enjaami” by his Grandmother Valliammal affectionately in real life. That respected Grandmother Valliammal is shown in this ENJOY ENJAAMI official video song at the end … take a look… ROCK ENJOY ENJAAMI
I think your reaction to the album is the best of the 1000s posted already. Its great that you spoke about the Maajaa initiative and promoted their channel too. Do you guys know that the villagers performed in the video are from Arivu's native village and one of the elderly women on the video is his own grandma?! May be thats why the album looks so authentic. Great reaction to the great album. Keep it up.
👁️Tamil is oldest language in the world TAMIL is Father of ALL LANGUAGE World first language is Tamil TAMIL is original Oldest language in India🇮🇳 GOD LANGUAGE IS TAMIL... 🇮🇳
Its great you have reacted for maaja initiative video. The other person in the thumbnail of Maaja is M.I.A.Google about her, she is what an independent music should aim to be.she is a rebel 🔥
Better late than never. This song is trending since May 7th. The language of the song is the language spoken in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. It is Tamil guys, how hard it is to find out. For 10 days it is going in loop for me 😀😀
Tamil language is spoke not only in India. It’s spoken in Srilanka, Malaysia and other parts of the world. In fact that girl in the video, Dhee is a Srilankan Tamil.
@Life starabi I am Tamil woman bro. I don't know how my comment offended you guys. I was surprised that the two ladies who were reacting for this video did not know it is Tamil song, and that is why I commented for them. I am a software engineer and part time Tamil teacher. Let me know which line offended you, so that I can it. யாதும் ஊரே யாவரும் கேளீர், தீதும் நன்றும் பிறர் தர வார.... என்ற கணியன் பூங்குன்றனாரின் வழி வந்த தமிழச்சி
Good you want to know more abt Tamil & thanks for that. FYI: Thatha Thatha = grandfather Partee Partee = grandmother Kalaivettee = Kalai (plough) + Vetee (cutter) So it's about Farmers, cultivation & Agriculture Cuckoo is a real bird that COOS - making the song cuckoo cuckoo in the morning (wake up calls of nature) It sounds just like Dhee does in the video calling onto others. So this cooing bird is called Cuckoo Bird in English just Bcos the bird sings or coos "CUCKOO-CUCKOO" You would have heard of the famous Swiss Cuckoo Bird Clock - it pops out of the clock and goes Cuckoo Cuckoo to sound the hour for the respective time. Annakili is actually Annam (swan) + kizhli (parrot) a name many tamils use to name their girl child meaning beautiful girl (white as swan signifying peace purity & pretty as parrot with nice beautiful eyes n nose) It is just a name like Lilly or Rose describing beauty for a girl child. In reality there is no such one bird but individual birds as in swan (Annam) and parrot (Kilizhi) Cuckoo is a real bird (not just a name to call their children) Annakili is just a name (no such real bird) - describing a beautiful girl See previous comment to know more abt Tamil.
enjaami = en + saami. "en" -> mine and "saami" -> God. The literal meaning of enjaami - "My God". The contextual meaning here -> 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. 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 meaningful 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 used 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 the oldest civilization with thousands of years of history. Everyone makes tribe elements connections to Africa which is mistaken.
I think this reaction video picked up so many elements through sheer vocals of each singer, even though the content was only half understood(lyric wise) .. Kudos to both of you ...
I believe this song will create a cultural renaissance in India, to let music to be music, to breakaway from Filmi music, witch imposes so much constraints and restriction on quality of music. . Let India create pop superstars, same like rest of the world, where singers command demi-god status, like Michael Jackson. in India, Singers are just another artist with limited influence and many struggle for rest of their life financially while in comparison some actors earn upto 100 crore per film.
It's got deeper meaning & innuendos that goes beyond just the lyrical meaning (translation or trans-diction) Did u identify the young singer holding the hand of the elder to give support they would carry on with their elder's endeavour the custom of respect & sacrifice for the benefit of one and all including various creature's sustainability let alone survival of humankind in making this world a better place to live in. Modern Living with Older Generation's Traditional Values as one Earthly Family - so let's follow thru with what our ancestors did - living in peace & harmony with Mother Nature.
10:00 Its a Great Feelings From Farmers in Tamil Nadu... They Reveal Their Feelings Through This Song.. One more Thing, Not Only This world Not Only For Humans at all.. This World Also belong To Every Living Beings.. its Just all Only thing They Said Messege For Us Thank you For React This song Mam.. Keep Rocking.. LOVE from Tamil nadu 🙏🏼🙏🏼
U got connected with the singing, music composure, the vocalist, rendition and beautiful lyrics that conveys a simple yet powerful message for our eternity - togetherness in diversity with respect for rights for all creatures/creation to live in harmony with us all without exhausting Mother Nature & she will heal and shield us all if not we allow Mother Nature to do her works at her pace The language is Tamil (S.Indian - where is Chennai is based) and just as ARR & u both stating it's just the start n eventually the culmination of other languages will follow from diff global artist & background to make it global - good effort & foresight Cuckoo - is the Cooing sound of the Cuckoo bird calling out (sounds - cuckoo cuckoo) & so the bird was named cuckoo bird.in English Just as this song is calling out to all to come together and live together in harmony as a family by respecting every creature's rights & belonging to be so and also sacrifices made by our elders to ensure the world's sustainability as we are all interdependent and should not exhaust our resources thru our irresponsible acts pushing us towards excessive consumerism directed by egoistic & greedy political leaders & biz entities covering people being displaced for all the bad reason as war, slavery, conflict and the likes n they making livelihood away from as refugees or otherwise due to discrimination Enjaami is colloquially prionounced with a village slang But it's actually EN Sammy (My Dear, My Beloved, My lord) and such is a Tamil endearment term usually used by elders to address their children; esp the grandparents call their grandkids as such Oodiya ... is actually Oodi Va (come running) to me or here (as we beckon come quickly to me) in Tamil language (which is marginally related & spoken in Central African countries too) U identified the young singer holding the hand of the elder to give support to their endeavour of custom of respect & sacrifice for the benefit of one and all including various creature's sustainability let alone survival of humankind
First half of the song is explaining about the nature and all the living creatures and Ancestors... Second half is purely lamenting (singing oppari) about their loss of land, freedom, emotions, sadness. .
This song told us Human live with Nature, Animals, and Plants etc. Preserve the Natural Resources. Protect the Mother Nature, Environment, and Ecosystem. Our Ancestors preserve and protect these all things for us. But in todays greedy, careless, selfish human continuously destroying all important things on Earth. Human actually destroying their future by destroying the Earth. That's not the real humanity....
*English subtitle:* 👇👇👇 Cuckoo cuckoo Grandpa weeding out the friends Cuckoo cuckoo Who's in the trunk hole?it's the kingfisher Cuckoo cuckoo Swimming frog in the water Cuckoo cuckoo Is in the sister of the caterpillar Lilly is making fun of me My adamant sweet sandalwood My jasmine-decked necklace with pearls Oh,my native kutralamae My grandma's shrink bag with betel and nuts The hands that carry them play the Parai drum Grandma, grandma, what magic did you do Valliyamai's grandson tells me the story Where are my glasses? Take it,my grandson. Annakilli! Annakilli! Parrot sitting in the banyan tree Blessing to lead a good life,our ancestors have bequeathed us this soil Across the river banks and on the fertile fields, Our forefathers have sung through their life The lakes and ponds belong To the dogs,foxes,and cats too Enjoy, my dear Enjoy, my dear Come together as one Ride on the elephants Shower in the rains Enjoy, my dear Come together as one Ride on the elephants Shower in the rains Cuckoo cuckoo The hen is laying the egg. Cuckoo cuckoo Who dolled up the peacock. Cuckoo cuckoo Algae spreading its green Cuckoo cuckoo Nest arranged by tiny twigs The toiling farmer with his fertile fields, His sweet-drenched shirt, The Glittering countrymen The fire -kindling flute and the earthen pot Settling in the river banks is the beginning of civilization Jan Jana janaku Jana,oh my people Tasting the salt yolk, the source of all energy Drip blood from leach bite, Strike away the Gilli-Danda I planted five trees Nurtured a beautiful garden My garden is flourishing Yet my throat remains dry My sea, Bank, Forest, People, Lands, Clan, Place, And track Enjoy, my dear Come together as one Ride on the elephants Shower in the rains Enjoy, my dear Come together as one Ride on the elephants Shower in the rains My ancestors guarded the land, The devotee that dances; As the earth rotates around the rooster crows. It's excretions fertilized the forests. It turned into our country, Then our home too, What's the matter, what's the matter,my dear? What's the matter,my sugarcane? What's the matter, what's the matter, my dear? My darling grandson,what's the matter? Bitter Gourd in my canopy. It has given us seeds. Given us seeds. Left by our mom and dad. Enjoy, my dear Come together as one Ride on the elephants Shower in the rains........ Cuckoo cuckoo.
English subtitle: Cuckoo cuckoo Grandpa weeding out the friends Cuckoo cuckoo Who's in the trunk hole?it's the kingfisher Cuckoo cuckoo Swimming frog in the water Cuckoo cuckoo Is in the sister of the caterpillar Lilly is making fun of me My adamant sweet sandalwood My jasmine-decked necklace with pearls Oh,my native kutralamae My grandma's shrink bag with betel and nuts The hands that carry them play the Parai drum Grandma, grandma, what magic did you do Valliyamai's grandson tells me the story Where are my glasses? Take it,my grandson. Annakilli! Annakilli! Parrot sitting in the banyan tree Blessing to lead a good life,our ancestors have bequeathed us this soil Across the river banks and on the fertile fields, Our forefathers have sung through their life The lakes and ponds belong To the dogs,foxes,and cats too Enjoy, my dear Enjoy, my dear Come together as one Ride on the elephants Shower in the rains Enjoy, my dear Come together as one Ride on the elephants Shower in the rains Cuckoo cuckoo The hen is laying the egg. Cuckoo cuckoo Who dolled up the peacock. Cuckoo cuckoo Algae spreading its green Cuckoo cuckoo Nest arranged by tiny twigs The toiling farmer with his fertile fields, His sweet-drenched shirt, The Glittering countrymen The fire -kindling flute and the earthen pot Settling in the river banks is the beginning of civilization Jan Jana janaku Jana,oh my people Tasting the salt yolk, the source of all energy Drip blood from leach bite, Strike away the Gilli-Danda I planted five trees Nurtured a beautiful garden My garden is flourishing Yet my throat remains dry My sea, Bank, Forest, People, Lands, Clan, Place, And track Enjoy, my dear Come together as one Ride on the elephants Shower in the rains Enjoy, my dear Come together as one Ride on the elephants Shower in the rains My ancestors guarded the land, The devotee that dances; As the earth rotates around the rooster crows. It's excretions fertilized the forests. It turned into our country, Then our home too, What's the matter, what's the matter,my dear? What's the matter,my sugarcane? What's the matter, what's the matter, my dear? My darling grandson,what's the matter? Bitter Gourd in my canopy. It has given us seeds. Given us seeds. Left by our mom and dad. Enjoy, my dear Come together as one Ride on the elephants Shower in the rains........ Cuckoo cuckoo...
Vanakam 🙏 வணக்கம் 🙏 Tamil (தமிழ்) is one of the oldest , classical languag in our world. And evoluting and adopting day by day In modern technology. And also official language in India, Sri Lanka, Singapore, ASEAN. Minority language in Malaysia, reunion Mauritius, South Africa. Heritage language in Canada, England Australia.
PARAI DRUMMING: IN THE BEGINNING OF THE SONG, A MAN WEARING A DRUM AROUNG HIS HIP, WILL KEEP DRUMMING SO FAST USING TWO STICKS, IT IS CALLED “PARAI DRUMMING”. THIS PARAI DRUMMING IS A VERY OLD ANCIENT INSTRUMENT USED IN TAMIL CULTURE, WHICH IS STILL IN EXISTENCE IN TAMILNADU AND ALSO OTHER STATES OF SOUTH INDIA. PARAI MUSIC IS AN EMOTIONAL RYTHM CONNECTED IN THE BLOOD OF ANCIENT TAMIL PEOPLE FROM THE VERY BEGINNING TO TILL NOW.. IF PARAI MUSIC IS PLAYED, ANY HUMAN IN THIS EARTH WILL GET STIMULATED TO START MAKING DANCE MOVES, HUMMING, MIND MUSIC, BEYONG THEIR CONSCIOUSNESS. PARAI DRUMMING IS PERFORMED IN TEMPLE FESTIVALS, FUNERALS AND ALSO USED TO MAKE ANNOUNCEMENT IN VILLAGES AND TOWNS, IN VARIOUS THEME RESPECTIVELY. .
KULAVAI SOUND: IN THE BEGINNING AND END OF THE SONG, WE WOULD HAVE HEARD A CHORUS OF SHRILL SOUNDS MADE BY WOMEN BY WAGGING THE TONGUE, THIS IS CALLED “KULAVAI SOUND”. THIS IS A VERY OLD ANCIENT PRACTICE UTTERED ON FESTIVE OCCASIONS IN TAMIL CULTURE, LIKE INVITING OUR GODS TO OUR FESTIVAL. THERE IS A SAYING IN TAMIL CULTURE, WHOMEVER HEARING THE KULAVAI SOUND WILL GET POSITIVE VIBRATIONS IN THEIR LIVING PLACE. .
This song lyrics no just line... So powerful deep meaningful. Whatever now everyone using this world not come easily. Village city whatever everything from our previous generation people our mam dad. So don't damage & misuses nature,we or any kind of corporate/government suite.
இயற்கை எனும் பேராயும். இயற்கையை பேனுவோம்_காப்போம் #Nature is our Motherhood for everyone. #Tamil culture & Tamil language is million million years of old. #This song lyrics in very very deep meaning & talk, explain to related with nature current again nature disturb #English_subtitle: Cuckoo cuckoo Grandpa weeding out the friends Cuckoo cuckoo Who's in the trunk hole?it's the kingfisher Cuckoo cuckoo Swimming frog in the water Cuckoo cuckoo Is in the sister of the caterpillar Lilly is making fun of me My adamant sweet sandalwood My jasmine-decked necklace with pearls Oh,my native kutralamae My grandma's shrink bag with betel and nuts The hands that carry them play the Parai drum Grandma, grandma, what magic did you do Valliyamai's grandson tells me the story Where are my glasses? Take it,my grandson. Annakilli! Annakilli! Parrot sitting in the banyan tree Blessing to lead a good life,our ancestors have bequeathed us this soil Across the river banks and on the fertile fields, Our forefathers have sung through their life The lakes and ponds belong To the dogs,foxes,and cats too Enjoy, my dear Enjoy, my dear Come together as one Ride on the elephants Shower in the rains Enjoy, my dear Come together as one Ride on the elephants Shower in the rains Cuckoo cuckoo The hen is laying the egg. Cuckoo cuckoo Who dolled up the peacock. Cuckoo cuckoo Algae spreading its green Cuckoo cuckoo Nest arranged by tiny twigs The toiling farmer with his fertile fields, His sweet-drenched shirt, The Glittering countrymen The fire -kindling flute and the earthen pot Settling in the river banks is the beginning of civilization Jan Jana janaku Jana,oh my people Tasting the salt yolk, the source of all energy Drip blood from leach bite, Strike away the Gilli-Danda I planted five trees Nurtured a beautiful garden My garden is flourishing Yet my throat remains dry My sea, Bank, Forest, People, Lands, Clan, Place, And track Enjoy, my dear Come together as one Ride on the elephants Shower in the rains Enjoy, my dear Come together as one Ride on the elephants Shower in the rains My ancestors guarded the land, The devotee that dances; As the earth rotates around the rooster crows. It's excretions fertilized the forests. It turned into our country, Then our home too, What's the matter, what's the matter,my dear? What's the matter,my sugarcane? What's the matter, what's the matter, my dear? My darling grandson,what's the matter? Bitter Gourd in my canopy. It has given us seeds. Given us seeds. Left by our mom and dad. Enjoy, my dear Come together as one Ride on the elephants Shower in the rains........ Cuckoo cuckoo...
The extinct short story in this song, Important, telling brief note about the happy living environment we experience today through the evolution of human beings over hundreds of years. The so-called primitive peoples understood and lived in harmony with nature and transformed it into a musical object. The soil expresses its vibrational feel in the same way as the parasite. The frog always lives only in places where there is water ... Elephants and birds and chickens are the only major cause of deforestation. These are what scholars around the world have said. The face shape / color of our previous humans / families etc .. They are the reason we come to be alive in this world now through their genes even though our present design has changed ..... கடலே, கரையே, வனமே, சனமே, நிலமே, Kulame, Idame, Tadame These are the traces created by the emergence of a race of human beings and all the good and useful ideas of today ..... Natural resources are also important, all natural creations are for life ... This is the summary of the extinct story .. This is the pride of my Tamil language. My Tamil language is the mother of all languages in this world....
Please do reaction on the Coke Studio season 09 Mohsin Abbas song "Uddi Jaa".... Great composition & equally Sung ... Please please please Do reaction on it
feel it is my duty to convey the more or less exact meaning to every one. The mother nature is our great grand mother to every one of us She gave us five elements for us to use ie Space earth water fire and air. That message is conveyed by the lyric I planted five trees and they all grew well. She is also telling us that those elemnts belong not only to human being but to all living things. When she says that even when her all five trees grew well she feels her throat dry. That strikes the meaning that when the mother nature, and our ancestors bequeathed every thing to all living things it is the human only taking ownership of every thi g and leaving living things without any home or habitat. That is also emphasized by the lyric that forest grew from the excretion of all birds and animals and the sweat and blood of our ancestors / But what is happening now. All the forests are becoming multilane roads, towns cities and homes for only human beings and chasing out all other rightful owners of this soil. the word Enjoyee is actually the modified word En Thayee. Tamil grand parents pamper their grand daughters by calling them as their mom. En means my. Thayee means mom. So enThayee is pronounced by the villagers crudly as enjoyee. En Jaami me means my Deity which points to their grandsons/ This song says how our ancestors worked so hard to hand over this earth to us to live in full comfort and reminds us that ther onerous is on every one of us to hand over it to the next generation intact. So it is our duty to ask the question to ourselves. Are we doing the doing the right thing. Is my constant quest for more luxury is squandering accumulated wealth of the labor and efforts left to me by my ancestors? In a nutshell it is call to wake up by the bidrs chirping Cuckoo.
we tamils will never give up our land.. any aliens will face war when they try to change... even muslims will celebrate pongal and worship sun else they cant be with us :) WE ARE TAMILS
Brief Info on Arivu & Dhee Dhee is Tamil of srilankan Tamil origin (mother) settled in Australia but now moved to Chennai with Step Dad Santhosh the producer of this video .. She can speak Tamil but can't quite read and write it well as she was brought up in Australia Like wise Arivu ancestors were from Tamil Nadu near Kutralam - who were taken tho Ceylon (now Srilanka and not ethnic Srilankan Tamils as Dhees's mother Meenakshi Iyer) workers for tea plantation by the Brits when drought that region and was once again displaced after centuries from Srilanka by Srilankan Gov after it got independence from the British. Which was messed up by the Brits in not sorting the equal rights first as agreed by all parties which was eventually rescinded by the Sinhalese Bandaranayaka PM period By forcefully removing Tamil of its official status n forcefully inserting Singalese language while removing the Tamil language off school media and how ancient Tamil library and its literal works and arts were burnt down to wipe out Tamil historical traces and that set of the dispute leading to disharmony and friction within the 3 societies -,thanks to one leader (just as the division of India into Pakistan all Bcos Brits messed it up) ... ok enough of this Arivu tries to narrate the difficulties of people being forcefully displaced and so the importance of ancestors and tiger suede rings and contributions made for their future generation S n that we shd all respect the rights of everyone be it animal plants or creatures as we are one if we become one with Mother Nature Arivu lamenting denotes that and also he attempts to sing in his grandmother's old creaky voice at certain segment.
Please React To/Enclosed Below Link For Video From South India (Chennai) Drummer Sridhar Official You Tube Channel/In this Video, Sridhar has rendered Drum 'Cover' For 'Enjoy Enjaami' Album Featuring Artists Arivu, Dhee (Composer Santhosh Narayanan Daughter)This Album Produced by Santhosh Narayanan
@@mtk3755 koi faida nahi hai 6 month s req kar raha hu bhai insta dm m bhi😴 ye underrated artists underrated hi rahe jate hai views k lia 🤷 Underground authority is a craziest band i ever seen Even raftaar told epr in hustle that he is his fan and he can't judge him "Those who don't become a fan of epr after listening "srini bana epr" need to educate themselves" -RAFTAAR
@@deepakagarwala9496 ikk man epr is way too underrated and many people don't cover him because he doesn't make controversial stuff. but keep faith he's gonna make it on this channel someday and hope people listen to him more. He's literally doing what no one can in dhh scene.
@@deepakagarwala9496 yeah srini bana epr is the stuff of the legends man 🤯 It blew my mind when I saw its breakdown and I even memorized that song (tried my best tbh). But yeah EPR is a gem of an artist in the scene💎❤
