TM Krishna & The Jogappas: Part One 

Absolutely right suchi... He is real lovely human being...

Super sir....

True..

Keshav Bimbraw : It may not be fair to assume that most other classical musicians will back out of such an initiative. Indian society doesn't despise or scoff at the trans community. Most classical musicians are very inclusive and worship the music they learn and produce and consider it larger than life itself. Most musicians agree that our classical arts developed from the ancient folk art forms and do hold the folk arts in high esteem. Whether this music appeals to them or not is the point of contention here.

Well, we have a difference of opinion here. Or, maybe, we have interacted with different sort of Indian classical musicians. I could never dare to talk about LGBT community in front of my teacher(s) back in India. I once discussed this with a performer. She was like 'Cheee' (her expression was as if I shit in front of her). And. then came alienation phase, when I was considered to be 'one of them' and cast off. I am not sure about Carnatic musicians, but Hindustani musicians have this big cultural responsibility to act in a certain way and associate with a certain group of people or their reputation would be affected. 'Indian society doesn't despise or scoff at the trans community.' - I wonder which part of India you are from (with all due respect). In the north, I have seen a stigma associated with the trans community. Last month, I saw a video of two transgender women being beaten up in premises of a gurudwara in rural Punjab just for being there. I have observed some of my own relatives making fun of and using derogatory terms for trans people. Therefore, T. M. Krishna's 'statement' here is not just significant, it is also super brave and radical, and I don't think MSS or M Balamurali Krishna or Pt. Ravi Shankar or Emani Shankar Sastry or Ud. Vilayat Khan would have done it since it would have ruined their reputation.

Keshav Bimbraw, Do not judge Carnatic musicians with your half baked knowledge. You know nothing about them.

Lovable movement

@@Iamlatha Let's hear your full baked knowledge then!

I don't have sorry when RSS swayamsevaks are killed by communists and Islamists - tmk. Is this rise of humanity?

That is why we are a great culture! :-) Bharat Maata ki Jai

@Vasanth ,I am fully Agree.but thi is not the platform.

A fusion of shastreeya and janapada Sangeetha . A new experience to the listeners. Thanks to this new experiment by the great Sri TM Krishna sir. Thanks and welcome such other experiments.

Yes the fusion is very beautiful . Not sure what's beautiful in our otherwise polarised country and culture.

If this song in our list plz send me I think its mar Gide ravanna also.... I'm right

Excellent oservetion

@@jyotisampat3246 this song in your list ?

Thank you, Mahesh, for this piece of information

This story is a fabrication and has no basis in the original texts or respected versions of the Ramayana. The tale of Lord Ram asking the transgender community to seek refuge with Goddess Yellamma is not mentioned anywhere in the authentic scriptures. While folklore and regional legends often weave new narratives around epic figures, it's important to distinguish these from the core teachings and events depicted in the Ramayana. This particular story does not have any foundation in the sacred texts and should be regarded as a later invention rather than a factual account of Lord Ram's life.

It is an awesome movie

Jogwa won national award for movie, music,male & female singer etc... Awsome movie

Some thing very special, and beyond one's imagination

Udho... Udho....! TM Krishna and Jogappas are awesome!

Enisha Eshwar I too impressed

Pradeep Kumar Shetty K yeah ur right.. i too like it very nice shirt

@@pradeephistory b

Linen ?

True. He coordinated all kinds of music and connected all the music lovers. This music program really is unique one. Thanks Mr.Krishna. here only love and devotion exists.🙏🙏🙏

Ravi Vijayaraghavan a

mayb cz of raag bhairavi

Ilkal saree

Ikal saree

Perhaps sometime :-)

Wonderful performance.

Mr. Russell check out Darbar Festival which takes place in London... You may find something more interesting

vishwas sundaramurthy haha yeah what a chute