'Laadki' - Coke Studios - REACTION!! Sachin-Jigar, Taniskha S, Kirtidan G, Rekha B

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[@piyushmishra6478]

This song is about the last night of an indian girl with her parents before marriage. She will leave her father for going to her in laws and will never come back like a little angel. Traditionally and still practiced, indian girls leave their parents home and go to husband's house to become others families part and prosper that family. Indians are very much associated with this tradition emotionally, because we all have sisters and they leave us and go to other family. In india once a girl become a lady she has a lot responsibilities to take forward, rather our entire society depends of our moms, who's left their homes and made our house a home. In India a lady is like mother nature, who nurtures, feeds, protects, children, family, culture, traditions are carried by them, and society. Just the crisp of the song. Now just imagine the song once again. Thank you for reacting. Love u all

[@niravmodi4735]

True bro... Nice explain...👌👌👌

[@parthiv4532]

Great explaination....

[@hiteshsolanki129]

Well explained

[@gandsungli]

Though i dont have sister or a daughter yet i get teary eyes when i listen to this piece, lyrics tells you a story that makes me emotional,may be i am a women at heart lol

[@AkaalSahai4784]

🙏🏼

[@kritikaagarwal4015]

I am so sorry for you people that u don't know hindi or gujrati .... English subtitles can never do justice to such a moving song it is .... Believe me millions of people were in tears after listening to this .... The relationship progess of a father and daughter from childhood to marriage cannot be portrayed better in any song in any language ever

[@arpanroynb]

Exactly! Ikr! I could clearly see them confused.

[@VIPSCASANOVA2]

Yes

[@garimakuldeep7544]

Totally agreed!! After few months m getting married nd I can totally in tears after listening Glad I know hindi ❤

[@pihudwivedi7662]

True!! No matter how many times I hear this song....tears always well up in my eyes 🥺🥺

[@RAVIgupta-nb5ng]

Yes

[@shinichi5102]

That was shehnai, the instrument you were talking about. You have to listen to Ustad Bismillah Khan who plays shehnai.

[@atanupaul987]

Yup.. it is Shehnai...

[@lordmorklen5166]

oh dang! never realized they never listened to ustad bismillah! good call, man.

[@MaheshSharma-kq3bl]

**he's king of shehnai....

[@dybiosol]

Second wind instrument was the clarinet. He got confused on which one they asked lmao.

[@jayprakashpatil8252]

I second your suggestion, without shehnai indian classical music is incomplete. You should listen to ustaad Bismillah

[@sreeharimeledam1152]

That's indian classical music very complex........ That instruments is a type of shehnaii❤❤❤

[@sunilbalooni5137]

Folk

[@ravindrakaliya6201]

💯 here our singers specially who sings folk song , don't use like 1 2 1234 ,the use Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Dha Ni...

[@prashantsurti5788]

squidward plays shehnai LOL

[@mehulrathod7423]

Gujarati classical

[@mehulrathod7423]

Gujarati Falk songs

[@NRV2510]

I'm indian Gujarati and this is Gujarati masterpiece song ,,,, I'm crying when I'm listen this song 1st time,,, masterpiece music, amazing lyrics,,, good job Coke studio....

[@ngavadhani2520]

Listen to shankarabharanam film songs

[@gaganchouhan3117]

Shi me mujhe bhi rona aagya tha

[@July_moody]

Oh my god i cried too listening it the first time ... What a gem of song♥️

[@rupalchetan3740]

Very well said Vaghela bhai

[@soulfulsagar2768]

Also thank you sachin jigar

[@physiosayantika]

Rick Rick Rick... I love the fact that you recognized the 7 beats system. This is Taal Rupak, which goes Ti (1) Ti(1) Na(3) Dhi(4) Na(5) Dhi(6) Na(7)... on repeat. Absolutely my favourite beat in Indian Classical Music!! Most bollywood songs in Taal Rupak are unique and usually hits! Ashley is right. YOU ARE A MUSICAL GENIUS.

[@sanobermalhotra6307]

👍👍👌👌

[@sunnygindian2263]

Indian Carnatic, it is called *MISRA CHAAPU* taal. This is the BEST TAAL to render emotional songs, especially the weightage at the beginning or at the end, it is so seamless

[@dhareshpurohit1930]

I am gujarati and we are Proud that we have a singer like a Kirtidan Gadhvi... Whenever I listen this song the tears comes into the eyes.. What a lovely song... ❤❤❤

[@remyamahendran4603]

I miss my father who passed away this August. Really miss him.

[@saritakanaujia7698]

May god bless you dear

[@bunny7355]

Father keep a important place in a 👧 life. May God give you power to overcome

[@raunaksharma7099]

6:07 caught Rick counting the beat 💖. Just shows how complex indian music can be, that even someone like Rick, who really knows music, has to sometimes count the 1-2-3-4-5-6-7 👉🏻👈🏻.... Love you guys💖

[@nbaballer8227]

This song might be in Dipchandi taal (I am not 100%), which in that case it would be in 14 beats. It’s a double of 7 beats but the challan is different from Roopak (7 beat taal).

[@VaishviRupareliya]

Basically it's 7/8

[@Vtarun1981]

PROUD TO BE A GUJARATI... PROUD TO BE AN INDIAN SUCH A RICH CULTURE WE HAVE ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@meetpatel4750]

This is the best song for me to ever come out of coke studio. I get goose bumps every freakin time I hear this song. BTW Kirtidan Gadhvi is one of the most respected and AMAZING singers of Gujarat. Whenever he's performing in functions or marriages, people literally shower so much cash on him that there are times when he is literally sitting under PILES of cash and trying to get to his musical instrument under the cash to keep playing along! He has earned crores of rupees just by this appreciation cash that people shower on him. This is the respect that Kirtidan Gadhvi has in Gujarat. He's just amazing. Sachin - Jigar, the composers are also from Gujarat and the little girl is Sachin's daughter.

[@vikram5480]

Right

[@rajsolanki9271]

Right Bhai 👍

[@omkardoke6535]

The 7 beat rhythm is very common in indian classical as well as folk songs...The taal is called "Rupak"...It's bols are " Tin Tin Na, Dhin Na, Dhin Na"...and the flow is "1 2 3, 1 2, 1 2"...Really glad you noticed it Rick

[@MNmp11]

I am a married daughter and cry each time listen to this song! Very emotional song for daughters or parents, especially fathers. The song is culturally dedicated to daughters' and fathers' feelings when they know whole childhood life that the beloved daughters are going to leave home one day forever after marriage- the hardest moment ever for daughter and parents!! 👪

[@nileshpiprotar9030]

I had just cried once again after listening this one... He's our very famous Gujarati Folk singer the Legend "Mr. Kirtidan Gadhvi"😊😊🙏🙏

[@khushaljogel8479]

Jay garvi gujrat!!🔥❤️

[@Roshni1478]

I cried throughout the song, it was so earthy! In Indian music actually the 3/2/2 (7) beat is actually quite common. So no discomnect, in fact it makes the rhythm so much sweeter.

[@NRV2510]

Father singing for daughter when daughter go away after marriage, its a father mother and daughter song, lovely and emotional

[@nikhilwarrier1233]

The shehnai section is made so that they can establish the marriage part. The whole song is done as a storyline.

[@aradhanamourya4]

I heard this song for the first time. The song started and i had tears in my eyes. Because of you guys even we listen to the songs carefully and it hits us hard. Thank you for this😊

[@DhavalShukla]

This makes me cry and I'm not even a dad. Knowing with context what girls go through, it always hits me hard. The lyrics remind you how precious girl child always are, how much a father loses when he has to say goodbye to his daughter, how much the society around us create a suffocating environment for women and girl child especially to grow through. It always baffles me why feminism is an issue to some. This song by all these legendary artists sets you in the realisation that letting the daughter fly away is a painful yet beautiful feeling that advocates for all the memories. In that subcontext it hits you.

[@sshruti4987]

Beautiful thoughts, you know sometimes I feel that I am one of those very lucky girl child who have received immense support from their father. I'm like very emotionally attached to papa! I remember my brother told me that he cried when going back home after dropping me to another city for studies, cried when he once scolded me very badly, and I cried while talking to him on my birthday over a call and he just listened to me, even my mother didn't notice my teary voice but he did! I just love him very very much, probably more than I love mummy 🥺🥺🥺

[@DhavalShukla]

@@sshruti4987 it's a special relationship with fathers and daughters. Your brother seems to be very nice as a person.

[@sshruti4987]

Yes my brother loves me very much😊 but it was my father who cried for me!☺

[@DhavalShukla]

@@sshruti4987 I understand. Hostel Life makes you realise the value of home.

[@bhagyeshmistry3496]

Please understand this is situation before after marriage still girl is leaving dad's home and they are talking through eyes

[@satvikgajera6873]

They will not understand ..... Because marriage is just like gf and bf relationship.....every time new

[@dybiosol]

Oh wow, to be really honest, even I didnt really know the context behind it. Thanks oof 😅

[@amyra8159]

@@satvikgajera6873 🙄rather than that they don't consider their daughters as someone else's property after they get marry.

[@sonal_she_her595]

@@amyra8159 thank you so much for that. 🙏🙏

[@preetideshpande4629]

@@amyra8159 You totally expect Indian men to ignore the inconvenient aspects of Indian women's lives. Glorifying what is actually a painful and unjust tradition -- the concept of "paraya dhan". Self-entitled, oblivious and proud of it. 🤦‍♀️

[@DeaiIndianFamilyInCanada]

I have heard this song for the first time...so beautiful and emotional ...made me cry 😔

[@snehagokani9129]

Thanks for accepting my request and reacting to this song. Of course the music is incredible but the feel of this song is an another level. To make some sense, let me explain... The whole song is a conversation between father and daughter, just before the wedding day. The little angel starts the song saying that "through out these years you have supported me, my dreams and what not. If I get a little scratch, you used to cry whole night and you took care of me. I also love you my dad from bottom of my heart and I will never leave you. " Then comes the father part who says, "however I love you, you have to fly away from me like a bird but before you fly, please be with me for tonight, hold my hand as if you will never leave me. If you go, not only me but even the trees will miss you and wait for you." Then comes the wedding day, where the daughter is no more a girl, but now is a grown up woman who is going to get marry and leave her father's house. This whole transition is beautifully synced by the portion of 'Shehnai', the long black instrument you were talking about. This instrument is mandatorily used during north indian weddings. The day of wedding, the woman is complaining to her father saying, "yes, I know I am your beloved daughter and you love me so much. But then what makes you to make me go away from you. Let me be with you some more time please, I may have to fly away soon. I will always be your beloved however far I be from you." And finally the chorus lifts up the song by blessing the daughter on her wedding with life time good fortune. Now coming to why it's always father and daughter and not mother-daughtef, actually mother-daugter relationship changes to friends after daughter attains a certain age, so as father-son relationship, and it has to he that way. What does not change is father-daugter and mother-son relation. They will always be in that character for each other through their life. Taking the example of a wedding, it is the only day where an Indian father is allowed to cry as he sends off her beloved daughter. She is the only one who can scold the father, who can talk to father even in his bad mood, when everyone in the family fails to talk to the father or demand something, she is the one who can talk without any fear. I hope in future you learn Indian languages and then you will be able to really feel the souls of such songs which will really make your reactions more powerful. Sorry for this long essay, but this song is very near to me and cry everytime i listen to this song, as I am also a daughter, and have similar relationship with my father. Thanks once again.

[@Gajanan4568]

Very well said

[@jyotsnatata4251]

I loved the way how Rick kept counting the 7-beat cycle...

[@nishakhatti]

Everytime i hear this song it tear up my eyes... I miss my dad more... Love this song.. thanks for reacting to such beautiful song... ❤️🇮🇳

[@varshiniselvan3916]

There are a lot of songs in 7 and 5 beats in Indian songs I love songs with odd beats And its counted tha ki ta tha ka dhi mi Like, 123 1234, 123 1234 Or in case of 5, tha ka tha ki ta

[@subhadeepbhattacharjee977]

Yes , in Indian Classical Music , there are two taalas of 7 beats. One's Teevra (or Tewra) and another one's Rupak.

[@yanabharadwaj4707]

That little girl is sachin's daughter... you must react to the concert clipping in which she entered and sung this song... sachin's tears were unstoppable.... the cutest video ever

[@pankaj2868]

Yes I just saw that..and after that m come here❤️

[@maitrichheda6293]

Its a song about the bond between the daughter and father. It might be one of the most emotional songs ever made in india and its just so peaceful and soothing song. And its the perfevt song for a father- daughter dance for her wedding. Tears are uncontrollable.

[@chiragmakwana3899]

This is the GUJARATI and RAJSTHANI classical music mixture ❤️ it's very complex

[@rameshgopal3394]

After madaari ,Kamal mashup and now this...it again feels like the old osr is back where people recommendations were valued...was missing that for a while...👍❤️

[@jyotsnatata4251]

People's recommendations have always been valued.. the issue is many of the recommendations get blocked and copyrighted. Which is why good suggestions dont make it to the channel

[@amritashome8760]

Rick and Ashley's expressions while they were listening to the song actually made me cry 😭💖

[@Kakashi-ov8wj]

Lol

[@farhanmalek2734]

😁😁

[@sel9222]

Hey Ashley good to see you How's the little baby ❤️🙏👍👍😘

[@bharvipatel1615]

Beautiful song, As daughter, every time I cried listening this song As gujarati proud of sachin-jigar And all gujarati musicians

[@theminiondude]

You have to born again as an indian to understand the value of this music.

[@sinu8712]

I had tears in my eyes the whole time .. It's like a bidaai song at weddings..

[@kaushalmehta8791]

Yes it is

[@raunaksharma7099]

12:08 Korbin : "tf is this guy doing? Let me just nod and agree"

[@shreyamangukiya117]

Lol

[@shreyamangukiya117]

😂😂😂😂😂😎

[@swatisaini6447]

😂😂

[@xyz4613]

🤣

[@shivamrai2807]

😌🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@AvinashKumar-yn8hk]

Oh man! this is my country my country 😓😓 There is full of emotion 🙏🙏🙏

[@swetapatra1981]

i've been waiting for this reaction for sooooo long...been a century.

[@previshautar2234]

There is sooooooo much emotion unexplainable. No perfect translation for this possible. U missed like 70% of them feels..

[@dixitpatel9579]

ha mara gujarati public ne moj ha like kr jo lagvu pade k gujarati loko aa video jove se 🥰

[@niraj5251]

Ha bhai gujarati ha..

[@farhanmalek2734]

😁

[@akkicreative9049]

Ha Bhai Ha

[@sapnasura]

I can't listen to this song without crying. It's so so beautiful 💕

[@NimishaKhairnar]

Tanishka's voice is so stunning

[@shrabonislittleclassroom4497]

Awww..Ashley is cute. And Ashley and Rick together are adorable doing their father-daughter things. Wish she came over more often. Hi Evie! Come along with mama..

[@phungbili]

The beat is Rupak Taal, one my favourite beats. It's quite common in India. I think it's a beat that can convey deep emotions, makes you pause and feel the emotion. 1-2-3, 1-2, 1-2 (flow, pause, pause. That's how I feel it 🙂) Rick, stop counting, stop thinking, close your eyes and let your body sway to the beat. 😊♥️

[@chahat7771]

Ashley is back. Hope her new born baby is fine and Big love to you all. Love from New Delhi, India.

[@jignasatani4602]

It’s said that even macho father becomes vulnerable on his daughter's wedding and cry like the hell on his daughter leaving his home to make other’s family and home as her own

[@jaimintrivedi2207]

This is my mother-tongue. Fantastically written.

[@lindipi1]

Hey guys. Love your reactions. I recently stumbled upon your channel & I am amazed by your content. Being a Gujarati, I am honored that you chose react to the song. I just want to give you a context about the song in case you missed it. Yes, this song is about a wishful thinking & unspoken conversation between father & daughter. No, mother can't be substituted in this song, because mothers & daughters talk & share their problems or pain all the time. The first person a child, especially in India, will go to with a problem or a complaint is the mother. The father may be the coolest dad ever, but it just is, especially in India, when it comes to parent-child relationship. This trend is changing in 21st century, but this song is a remix of a folk song that was being sung in the pre-independence era & hence the disparity between the line of thought/mentality of the song & the listeners. The song where the bird is being talked is an allegorical metaphor about a daughter getting married & leaving the Dad's house to go to her in-laws. Hence the talk about having one more day with her or visa-versa. The father is talking about how she has "flown away" after getting married & is externalizing his pain & desire to have the moments between them when she was young & used to play around the peepal tree, kind of the poem about playing around the mulberry bush, eating tamarind & just having that innocence that he would never see, so he is telling her, as an emissary, all complaints that the trees & he has. Since he can't show them outright being the father, "a man" as compared to the mother, is showing them through this song. Since, I don't know if you know this or not, daughter was traditionally referred to as "paraya dhan", with daughter-in-law being equated to Goddess Laxmi (Goddess of wealth & good fortune) in Indian culture, it meant that she was Laxmi of her in-laws & the father had donated his good fortune & wealth to the family that she was marrying into, hence the term "Kanyadaan" -- kind of like giving away of the daughter by the father in Christian weddings, she is seen complaining to the dad, in the later part of the song, that why are you being so distant -- I'll still be your daughter even if I have to "fly away at dusk" & asks the father for those cherished moments that they used to have once more. I understand that this explanation or the song, if understood completely with the correct context, may come off as traditionalist or even sexist/misogynistic to some people. But song is about the pain of unsaid things by father & hope of saying them to his daughter who has been waiting a long time her those things. I know I have essentially written an essay in the comment section but there was no other way of portraying the song or its feelings in a line or two. I think Rick will agree with me. Anyways, if anybody got offended by the song or the explanation, my apologies

[@lindipi1]

P.S. If you want to understand the emotions portrayed in the song, watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/joSmcmV5lNNka5Y

[@nandinimukhopadhyay8905]

The beat cycle is an classical Indian beat cycle or "taala", called "Rupak". It's a 7 beat cycle, divided 3,2,2. So it goes 1-2-3,1-2,1-2. Indian classical music has beat cycles, or taalas, ranging from 3 beat cycles to 108 beat cycles. So it's easier to an Indian ear than a Western one.

[@nutcracker5094]

Although I am born in a bengali family, I can understand most of our Indian languages because I don't want to fall into any boundaries, I am an Indian and that's my identity, I hear this song of and on ,always in tears

[@navinbabji]

I'm here just to see Ashley after almost a year...

[@jiteshshoundik574]

Ekdam tharki hi rhoge 😂

[@navinbabji]

@@jiteshshoundik574 haa rahenge, aapko kuch problem hai to bata dijiye...👍👍

[@jiteshshoundik574]

Jii nhi koi prblm ni h.... pr isko apne desh tak hi rhne dijiye na...

[@navinbabji]

@@jiteshshoundik574 sorry bhai hum toh apni tharak puri duniya mein felayenge aur apne desh ka naam kharab karenge. P.S. Waise mai Ashley ko insta per pichle 2 saalo se follow kar raha hu, aur hamari kaafi baar DM's mein chat bhi hui hai, aur maine koi bhi tharak pan wale msg unko nahi bheje hai....so aap apna dekhiye mai apna dekhta hu, babumoshai...

[@neerajpachori3499]

It is simple Father and daughter's conversations just after marriage and leaving fathers home.......❤️

[@madhurimadance454]

This song always made me cry. Such an intense emotions between a father & daughter.

[@samajder4u]

Wow! Thanks Rick and Korbin for valuing back to back coke studio requests, first Madaari and now Laadki. Next on the coke studio list, as mentioned before, should be Moner Manush, Khwajababa, Aligiri Nandini, Rangabati. A fan from Texas.

[@lokey23]

There were more details explained to you here... Priya Saraiya - Lyricist of this song (Wife of Jigar Saraiya, One of duo music director) was one of the backup singers. She is Lyricist of Sun Sathiya -ABCD 2

[@prabhakarit]

Thank you Rick, Korbin and Ashley for introducing me to this song, this was mesmerizing for me. loved it ! the clarionet you mentioned more specifically is a shehnai probably, its a common instrument used in north indian music compositions - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shehnai

[@nealchavan1088]

She is damn Beautiful. Killing Smile😍😍 Love u Ashely😘😘

[@tapankumar4342]

Is it a conincidence, I jst searched Laadki reaction.. And U ve jst uploaded ur reaction..

[@chintangada2274]

Thanks brothers I hav requested to review this I m dam happy yull finally did it thanks a lot may god help u reach more steps toward success

[@bittu287]

I love yOur Channel And Your Honest Reactions on Every Videos is priceless.....I love to watch yOur reactions I find it is true and your synergies towards Indian art❤️❤️❤️

[@zeusmarcus100]

😂 that was the funniest thing ever. Rick i have never seen anyone try so hard to hold back their tears as much as you. It's ok to shed a tear or two no ones gonna judge you.

[@LoveYourself-ve2jf]

This is making me emotional.😢😢 I wanna give big hug to my dad. Thank you for this beautiful reaction video.

[@sukritishree]

Listened this song for the first time. And I got tears. Beautiful n heart warming.. miss u papaji...❤️😭

[@dreambraids2621]

The relationship between a father and daughter is really incredible💫💖💖

[@phenomenallyphenomenal1885]

I lost my father when I was 9. This song is very difficult for me to listen to because every time I listen I feel that he's saying goodbye to me and wishing me all the best. I see my younger self in that little girl. All the sadness comes rushing! That's how powerful this song is.

[@jyotsnaamin6970]

I am teared up listening to this song....Coz it makes me miss my Dad as m living away from my father in a diff city and I will soon get married...This song basically talks abt an Indian tradition called "Vidayi/Bidayi" which means farewell...it's the last ceremony in a marriage where Father gives a farewell to his daughter as she will be becoming part of a new family and leave her parents house...this is very emotional day for the Gal's family...and such songs touch all those emotions of the Indian father and daughters and makes them cry most of the time... Indian marriage traditions are very very beautiful...

[@vinayaksasane7116]

Amazing...! wow...! speechless..! such a beautiful song..! thank you for sharing ..!

[@Shivraj_Suryavanshi_777]

The Legend '' Kirtidan Gadhvi '' ( Gujarati Folk Song ) - dedicated to all the lovely daughters 😊😇 🙏🏻 JAI HIND 🙏🏻 🚩 JAI JAI GARVI GUJARAT 🚩

[@sonisuketu]

@Rick: Completely agree with your observation about 7-beats. The Indian semi-classical domain is filled with many compositions in 7-beats. Allow me to suggest some popular songs in 7-beats: - Aap ki nazaro ne samjha (Originally sung by Lata Mangeshkar. You have already listened to Shreya's rendition at Berklee.) - Piya toh se naina laage re - Tere mere milan ki ye raina - Teri bindiya re - Kisi raah mein kisi mod par - Megha chhaaye aadhi raat - Ishaaron ishaaron mein dil - Aaj jaane ki zid na karo

[@pari25dhi]

That instrument is called “SHEHNAAI”. It is an essential instrument that is played in traditional Indian weddings. And yes Rick, the black one was the clarinet. :-)

[@samarthpat]

The thing that was more important than the music was the lyrics in the song...whils the girl and woman part are in hindi and the man part was in gujarati, who is a folk singer and one of the most revered one in the state of Gujarat...and the song is about the relationship between a dad and daughter where the daughter's weeding is about to take place where after the wedding daughter traditionally leaves her father's house and moves to her husband place( though the concept is same today, but in earlier times after weddings daughter's would very rarely meet their father and by using the word rare i mean it very seriously but as the time went by and technology came up and the means of transportation got better and people started to get little bit more open that now a father and daughter do meet a lot more than it used to happen in earlier times) even after the change in time it is like where the daughter grew up and the type of bond a daughter always has with her father all her lifetime, she has to leave that place and that father and those people to move onto a new place which is totally unknown to her and the pain of a father to let go off his dear daughter whom he not only loved but also grew up in front of him after all these years. Aavjo(bye in Gujarati)

[@srikanthkumar4115]

Guys, it's always entertaining to see how western music with its limitations trying to gauge the depth of Indian music. It's like you are using a thread to measure a mile. So, forget the complexities that you cannot comprehend and enjoy the music. The more you dig in, the more deep you go..

[@cobrateam4312]

8:06 line heart ❤ toughing 😘

[@ashokpatel5263]

Believe me if you know lyrics of gujrati it's the most beautiful feeling a dad or daughter feel for eachother and the music was just melting each heart ❤️

[@rasshisikarwar4375]

One of my absolute favourites. Good to see Ashley for this.

[@29july1982]

The instrument is a 'Shehnai' usually associated to Indian weddings.

[@vanianup]

“Shehnai” is a very emotion invoking instrument. It is always part of marriage musical band in South. It is a leading instrument when the bride takes leave from her family leaving everyone teary eyed. This song is in the same context and hence the instrument makes an appearance I think.

[@nandinivaghela7750]

I am glad you reacted on this. Thank you 😇 and also react on 'soni de nakhre' from partner movie you will surely enjoy that

[@venkateshduvvuri7372]

This is one of my favourite songs and is such a joy to listen to this song any time

[@ritujain4021]

The instrument is a traditional Indian Shehnai an almost essential instrument used for wedding songs/ music in India. It’s a girls getting married and asking her dad why he is letting her go to her in laws (as per Indian tradition ) when she is her dads darling little girl still. She will cease to be a little girl now when she returns next as a married woman. It’s a very emotional farewell song from the bride to her parents whom she is leaving behind as she starts a new life as a wife and daughter in law.

[@vikasbhargava5653]

The beat cycle you mentioned is of seven beats a cycle and in Indian classical music rhythms are named as per their cycle and number of beats called "Taal". This Taal is called "Rupak" which is a seven beat cycle. Many Rajasthani folk songs are based on this taal.

[@Harnoor21394]

I have never clicked so fast. Finally. Thank you!!! 😍😍😍😍

[@AsadSyed2612]

One of the best Coke Studio Songs ❤️❤️ Great that Rick react to this with Ashley ❤️❤️

[@febinfermin9417]

LOVE FROM KERALA ❤️😍😘

[@loveindia8322]

Hey, hiiii Ashley...good to have you here.

[@supi9234]

when I was watching this video and she started singing❣ Laptop was on my legs, goosebumps came on my legs🦵 headphone was on my ears and head, goosebumps came on head and face😍 my hand selected this video, goosebumps came on my hands🖐

[@bharathsy]

Shehnai is the most beautiful instrument I hav heard in my life.

[@Pravs111]

Great subs by Asad superr, Love you guys Rick and Korbin and so good to see Ashley back :)

[@malt2018]

Wow.. I had been expecting this song's reaction for more than a year.. finally got it..🤩🤩🤗😊☺️👌👍

[@ginnynams]

Rick nailed the explanation...even I felt exactly how he explained 👍

[@eliteassasin7976]

Loved the way he understands and narrates the beat. 😍😭❤⚡

[@sunnycreations5203]

SOOO much LOVE to you guys.. :)

[@bray007]

It felt like Rick and Ashley were about to cry as the lyrics might have resonated with them as they were relatable for them being father and daughter .Meanwhile, Korbin was all smiles like he just let out a long stuck fart as always 🧐

[@onemanarmy290]

Gujarati folk song❣️❣️

[@Sandhyarani_Sawant]

The special instruments you've seen those are usually used in the marriages of India. And one you've talked about is called "Pipani" almost every marriage it is there.

[@febinfermin9417]

Hey ashley😘 good to see you back 😘😘😘😘😘

[@chintanthakkar5381]

This song is master piece 👌

[@mariyakonwal3955]

Lots of love in this song

[@NRV2510]

13:20 - Banshuri , made by Bambu(Bansh) tree , that's why this this instrument called "Bansuri" more then 10 type of banshuri available in indian music instrument list, 👍😍

[@romybasant]

This song is masterpiece.. surely it will bring tears into your eyes ..