Nina Burmi Thumri REACTION! |Tabla | Indian Classical Music

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[@OURSTUPIDREACTIONS]

What other classic singers/ instrumentals should we react to???

[@k.vishalkumar6090]

When ru watching SUPER DELUXE its been on netflix since forever

[@sarbjeetsingh-rg4st]

SRK PODCAST WITH AIB

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We want super deluxe review

[@sarbjeetsingh-rg4st]

DIL SE SONG AR RAHMAN

[@aravindboop1998]

Plz review Jersey, Awe, 96, Agent Sai Srinivas Athreya.

[@rajnizamre7717]

Probably this is the only reaction channel who reacts and enjoys the classic music like this ❣❣❣

[@amolbachhav367]

Congrates for new dp.

[@aashishri5169]

React to the #classical song ALBELA SAJAN AAYO RE from the movie Hum dil de chuke sanam by #SanjayLeelaBhansali

[@abhilashahoro6180]

Very true 😊

[@rajnizamre7717]

@@amolbachhav367 thanks

[@Moon-eg2cm]

Rajni Zamre yes, first of the kind!!👍🏻

[@prabhat84102]

Oh man! You are now delving into the rich musico-cultural history of India. "Thumri" is a semi-classical, folk music of north-central India. Love Rick's appreciation of music.

[@ltcolumbo9708]

This is not a stupid reaction as advertised. This is a learned and appreciative reaction. Subscribed

[@mixvideo2994]

I agree 👍

[@sereanaduwai8313]

Hope the commercialised music of day never drowns out these ancient forms of singing and playing. Exquisite singing and what a tabla player and also the stringed instrumental players accompanying her. Thanks for posting guys.

[@vasanthasrikantha6512]

@@sereanaduwai8313 what music is this i am Tamil not from India sorry if i am so ignorant

[@HareKrishnaGirl108]

@@vasanthasrikantha6512 wait!! Tamil is in India or are you alien????

[@pavanbr8060]

The thing i love about Rick is that, he REALLY understands and appreciates art.. true art.. i love that about Rick

[@Observer9812]

Pandit Bhimsen Joshi is THE person to listen to if you are interested in seeing how a person can attain mastery over one's vocal cords.

[@SayantanDeyofficial]

Exactly

[@ashokin65]

Absolutely

[@Skeptic_arun]

@jabba wockeez you have not searched enough... 😊 In audio you can find several on KZbin...

[@Skeptic_arun]

@jabba wockeez suggest you to listen this by Pt bhimsen ji and jasraj ji kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZ7aYnZqhayJatU You can listen to Pt jasraj He is also one of the greats...

[@debdiproy5259]

yes his bhajans...

[@healingwithnature3591]

I practiced 5 hrs daily for 7 yrs...then i could able to sing only basic indian classical... U could imagine how hard it is

[@ajaynegi5158]

@Take Care lmao 😂😂 😂

[@healingwithnature3591]

@Take Care yes...of course... I am not god gifted...but what i only hav is pure dedication...

[@ajaynegi5158]

@@healingwithnature3591 just take that as a joke, learning and studying something for that long need passion. You are gifted with the power of hard work n dedication.👍

[@heirofslytherin3890]

@@ajaynegi5158 correct

[@healingwithnature3591]

@@ajaynegi5158 thanks bro...but it’s true that one needs talent too...to continue in the field of indian classical music...i spent my teenage years in practicing...also i was forbidden to take cold water,ice cream, pani puri etc 😅😅

[@KnowledgeEnthusiast]

INDIA is very very Underestimated Country, there is a Lot Much more to Explore and Study and Feel and Get Mesmerized about. #IncredibleINDIA

[@Anant0909]

Yes. Our classical music has many different types of music houses. This one is just a thumari. So many classical instruments. Cuisines, dance, martial arts, spiritual processes all are unique. It's rituals, talent, science, ayurveda, yoga, golden past is all awesome. Brits looted use very big but our heritage remains in our hearts. And shall always remain.

[@rishikabarve8697]

Ikr

[@bommuu3524]

Well said. There are so many practices in this land to get control on the mind.

[@kjaan]

The hammer for tabla is used fixed the pitch of the tabla. Because tabla skin is made of goat's leather so with temperature increase or decrease the skin changes it's pitch. These masters will know it immediately if the pitch has changed even half a note.

[@jeetjeet6439]

*Guys you are Digging Deep* !!!!

[@Kunaaaaallll]

*_That's what she said!!!_*

[@jeetjeet6439]

@@Kunaaaaallll 😂😂😂😂😂

[@AkshardhamNewDelhi]

@@Kunaaaaallll umm..... how many guys tho?

[@vikaslalwani]

If you want to hear the epitome of Tabla... Watch ustad zakhir Hussain perform. He's the god of tabla 😊

[@anami59]

And what about the legendary Ustad Alla Rakha,who actually brought out tabla from just being an accompanying instrument ,and father of Zakir Hussain?

[@sufsanin1917]

Anindo Chatterjee??????kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWi0pmWkbL2jo7s

[@vighneshshirdhonkar2592]

@@anami59 I think so he is a newbie. Let it be him to explore more ❤️. Ustad Allah Rakha Khan Sahab is a very top level legendary one and if he will just get it by starting him, he will obviously be getting bored. Just like Surashri Kesarbai Kerkar Ji, Allah Rakha Khan Sahab, then Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan Sahab are the legendary ones. To reach them, let the newbies explore more.

[@nirmalkumaras]

The way she keeps her knee high and sitting, is a difficult thing especially for singing. This style is usually followed in folk art, she manages to sing long aalaps with that pose, is itself incredible. And Sarangi.. is absolutely soul stirring music.

[@harishkiran3663]

Must be Pranayam!

[@soumyag851]

I cried listening to her soulful music. Being an Indian and being a lover of classical music, I feel ashamed not having known about her. Thank u sooo much for doing this video. ❤

[@yadav_rahul]

Our classical music is enough to prove how culturally rich India is. Rick your attention to detail is impeccable. Thanks for the reaction guys!

[@rajarshinandandeka0037]

Adcha Tum hi ho woh chora Ganga kinare wala 😂😂

[@AmitKumar-qz2us]

India is the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend and the great grand mother of tradition -Mark Twain. -#%

[@amolbachhav367]

This is thumri enjoyed in royal courts of north Indian Kings. You both are enjoying it as kings and ministers.

[@anuradhachaturvediseth6778]

Just a nugget of info - the gentleman on tabla is one the foremost tabla player in UK. He is an exponent of Benaras gharana(tradition) and son of tabla maestro pundit Ram Sahai. Thumri is a semi-classical vocal style usually romantic in nature. It is always contemplative in nature where the vocalist will expand on individual words to convey mood. This composition is imbued with Viraha bhava(pain of seperation) as evidenced by the lyrics. Yaad piyaa ki ayee (Memories of my beloved brings pain to my heart).

[@simplygirl5402]

Thankyou so much mam

[@vasudhakamath3037]

I really appreciate your genuine interest in serious Indian classical music. It is so divine,soothing and peaceful and soulful. It takes to an altogether new levels. Tumri is a love song where one of the partners longs to see or meet his/ her counterpart with that soulful feelings for each other. That is pure love and longing presented musically. Wow. Superb

[@Michelle-ss1lo]

In India children start training for vocals from the age of 5 or 6 or even younger. This is years of training 🙏

[@tsangeetsuri]

Absolutely! I have my cousins who started getting trained since 3-4yrs old

[@pavankumarattavar7514]

And classical singers live longer n healty than pop. My observation pls.

[@rishusmiles]

Rick hearing your knowledge on performing arts and its details of any kind is amazing.. believe me any one would be glad to hear you on anything you say.. very few people have ability to hold listeners.. thank you..

[@vishalpatro3104]

Indeed

[@ricksegallactor]

Adit Kumar Thank YOU 🙏🏼😊

[@Solosational]

@@ricksegallactor plz react to mridu mandahasam song by ks chithra from the movie poomaram......pure music ,no autotones or instruments and it was recorded in the first take....plz ..plz....and please note that chithra ji 's age is 50 + and for the movie she is singing for an 18 year old girl.....❤️

[@BruceLeeInsights]

Indian classical singers don't perform as a band. Usually they even meet other instrument artists just hours before the performance or maybe even on the stage. FYI: The hammer used by the tabla player is for tuning the instrument

[@ashkabrawn]

This is so rare to see people reacting to classical music. I hope the newer generations develop as much skills and mastery..

[@mylie864]

4 minutes in, and I had forgotten I was watching Our Stupid Reactions... Wow..

[@vidya198326]

Me too

[@karandeep8532]

You dont need tea or coffee to start a day , you need osr videos Good morning 😀

[@ketakitripathi3745]

That's so true.

[@anudogra8034]

The way u guys love the indian classical music and understand it... its rare. Lots of Love

[@omtoolika]

Such soulful ethereal classical singing..!Spellbound to discover how culturally rich is our Indian heritage... Thanks a ton to this channel to navigate to this!

[@saumyabansal7781]

JIYA JALE ORGINAL SONG REACTION Reasons to react :Ar rahman music + lataji's voice + 90s feel + malyalam edition + srk and preity + beautiful kerala 😍

[@ankushfutane5971]

Damn! Rick is knowledgeable. Loved the little tutorial on body postures. 🙌

[@ashokin65]

True

[@wrjpiyush7928]

True

[@hemantsingh5808]

Your reactions are pure and honest! You guys transcend the language and culture barriers and truly appreciate good music and talent! I have long since believed that the melodic brilliance of Indian classical is art of the highest caliber and deserves more credit than it currently does. The audience itself is very limited. Truth be told, Indian classical does not have a huge fan following even in India, which is quite sad.

[@singhkanwalyahoo]

This is so strange you talking about the falling standards of music appreciation in America and it is only through your videos that I am discovering gems life Kaushiki Chakraborty and Nina Burmi. In India also the onslaught of commercial music has drowned everything that is authentic and genuine.. this is the reign of auto tune !

[@sarbanisinha7930]

KJ singh kaushiki Chakraborty!

[@mithunvasudevan7796]

You are absolutely right bro I have been listening to classical music and qawwalis since childhood and have never appreciated commercial music which is made in Bollywood

[@kinginikarthuz8302]

Exactly

[@919003725979]

Very true. We must redeem our values again and very urgently

[@sandeepprasad1728]

Unfortunately .. We Indians fail to appreciate our own culture until a westerner reminds us...

[@shitanshutiwari7214]

Lots of love Rick and Korbin ❤ I connect to you guys so much..... Everyday watching these videos are like meeting you in real life.... I wonder what that feeling would be to actually meet you guys❤

[@natrajsharanam5554]

Same here

[@vishalpatro3104]

The way Korbin looks at Rick while he was explaining, it's us. Simply, it just seems how much experienced he is. Still it's so beautiful when he said, he still wants to get explored to these arts and creativity more to learn more things.

[@AnitaDevi-pe4gf]

I noticed Apna Time Aayega temporary tattoo 🤗 awwwwwww lots of love from India🇮🇳 I like your reactions about India..

[@nycscribe538]

Darbar, pronounced as Durr-Bar. Would roughly translate to "the court". In the old days, musicians got the patronage of Kings and royalty, so they would often grace the royal courts, called Darbar, with their performances.

[@ricksegallactor]

Friedrich Nietzsche Thank you for teaching me that🙏🏼👍🏼😊

[@nycscribe538]

@@ricksegallactor also why classical performers don't stand up and perform. The people, women specifically that performed standing up were generally only there for the "entertainment" of the king, if you know what I'm saying. That tradition trickled down to our modern times and in Hindustani classical music, standing up to perform has a negative connotation to it. It's looked upon as degradation of art and values as art isn't merely for entertainment.

[@ASHISHPATEL-ot3lu]

Without music life would be a mistake

[@tejasvi18joshi]

This all started after islami invasions when they started destroying temples. Before that classical music and dances only performed in temples. That was the point when difference between hindustani classical and Carnatic classical started. Carnatic still is temple based and more Dharma rooted music and vocal. While north Indian classical music has to changed little bit because performer were not allowed to use Hindu Gods name in their music and vocals in Islamic rulers court.

[@nycscribe538]

@@tejasvi18joshi well the Islamic invasions did start in the 14th-15th century. So it's in no way shape or form an inorganic imposition of arts, nor is it a recent phenomenon. It's been going on since the medieval times. Besides, I think it only added to the beauty of things rather than taking anything away. You make it sound like as if Hindustani classical music is inferior or suffered because of the Persian influence.

[@gagankukreja2217]

Your choices are getting better and better, love to u... Watch jugalbandi (duo) of different instruments and there r many legends like Pt.Ravishankar, Pt.Shivkumar Sharma, Ustad Allha Rakha, Ustad Jakir Hussain, Pt.Hari Prasad, Pt.Bhimsen Joshi, Pt.Rahul Sharma and many...

[@aashishdongre]

there's a jugalbandi I wish everyone here listen to. The title is called: "Kadri Gopalnath Vol 2.....Watched anything like this??? " check it out please.

[@amirmuhammad76]

I have seen your reactions to Indian classical music and I loved them because one can see you not only admire but understand the nuances. I would really like to see your reactions to another genre Qawwali especially from Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, one of his most famous "Sansoo ki mala pe" it is a bit long but every second of it is amazing. Also there is another singer Ustad Salamat Ali Khan, gives me goosebumps to even write his name, his Thumris, Kafis and classical pieces. Indian music is so rich and has the power to transport you to another world.

[@whalerchuck]

Nina may be our finest living singer and certainly the most under-recorded. Her sublime voice and her virtuosic accompanists are so healing.

[@KaraFordyceexox]

Now more than the Korbin "UMMMM" complication we need a "TodaaaY" compilation😂

[@mtk3755]

And then they will react to that 😂

[@abinashsau9655]

That's Tuudaaaay

[@aashishdongre]

Also a compilation of "Holy Cow"

[@girinandan5799]

Karantic Music Concert. You should watch it. instruments like Veena, Mridangam, Gatham, Gangira, Violin, Morsing etc

[@sujanikoya2826]

Yes but it's spelt Carnatic usually

[@girinandan5799]

@@sujanikoya2826 I know. I spell it both ways though. hehe

[@santhoshkulkarni1695]

Giri Nandan MSS all day any day in that genre

[@lu8201]

She has such a beautiful voice. She's expert gifted singer.

[@SahilSharma-zr7ww]

Genius of Begum Parveen Sultana - Darbaar Festival (Exceptional fine artistry).

[@boredAF244]

I clicked asap when I read thumri

[@dipalidevi6854]

Same here.. 😍😍😍

[@hitzee6899]

Rick The way you try to understand Indian things are just Awesome! Your Big Fan ! Love from INDIA !

[@riasha_das]

I didn't know her before watching this, thankyou for introducing her to me. That was beautiful

[@SATYUG3z]

I'd say genuine reactions in a stupid world.

[@tapasranjanswain2157]

I mean I really like Indian classical music but often I got bored after some time because I don't know that much about music. But because of you guys, just to see your reaction I am watching the full length. And I am loving it. Thanks guys.

[@MrJhavishal]

After ur first darbar classical music reaction, I started listening classical music. Thank u you so much both of u.

[@electrogagan]

Her hand movements leads to subtle breath controls and movements and those subtle breath states are correlated to moods and thus raaga's .. raag means colour or state of being or mind set in various paradigms .... beautifully performed.. greatly appreciated.. love you guys being so sensitive and receptive to such subtle art from a far off land... I am in a state of wonder coming here.. thanks mate.. love your work !

[@JM-qs1gw]

Are we not going to talk about how pretty Nina looks. Such an angel!

[@mintit7606]

Plz guys react to 'Moh Moh ke' (female version)

[@rittik_dey]

Both the male and female versions are amazing...

[@rexxbailey2764]

YEWW :-/

[@prmakeupstudio7970]

Watched the video gave a like putting a comment my work is done here🙏

[@RamanSharma89]

Rick's reviews are most genuine out of all the reaction channels when it comes to Indian Classical Music. I really enjoy watching you talk. You talk like a real intellectual.

[@Youtubeshortsno.1-e4b]

Ricksegall seriously i can feel your emotion during the song. This is just like we are in another atmosphere. Always love to see you .

[@ayushchargaway6232]

the hammer is to adjust tabla sound to keep it in sync

[@anusivadas6741]

Yes ..for pitching the instrument

[@indiaindepth]

It's to tune it.

[@I_m_4m4n]

This is my favorite content on your channel when you react to Indian classic music.

[@hardyroks]

Absolutely love Rick’s excitement when it comes to music reactions. You’re a genuine audiophile man 👊🏻 ❤️

[@tanmayroybarma2125]

You even don't know about 0.00001 % of India India is full of surprises ..... Britisher invaded us recognized the capabilities and abilities of us that is why they tried their level best to destroy our glory in a very systematic way and with a proper planning.

[@v.s.bhardwaj7259]

If possible please go for Pt. Omkar nath, Pt. Bhimsen Joshi for classical. And in movie music Manna Dey, Lata Mangeshkar, Md. Rafi , Kishore Kumar. You will be amazed... Regards

[@AmitKumar-dv1uf]

Yeah...... Md rafi sahab... Kishore da.... Lata mangeshkar...

[@toxoreed9334]

we can interact almost everything without using words..just by hand face and eye expressions. ONLY INDIANS CAN DO IT

[@MehtaC]

Rick always contributes with intelligent and in-depth observations. Impressive!

[@the7thnoteRK]

KORBIN AND RICK!!!!! I LOVE YOU YOU FOR THIS. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR REACTING TO THIS. 😍 i thought you're never gonna see my suggestion in the 1000s of others. 😍😍

[@saubhikghosh2472]

One OSR video a day, Keeps d doctor away

[@AsadSyed2612]

Apparently two😂

[@saubhikghosh2472]

@@AsadSyed2612 very true mate... Videos r addiction for me two videos seems like two medical pills to keep u cheerful

[@AsadSyed2612]

@@saubhikghosh2472 I can absolutely relate buddy😀 these guys are amazing

[@monikajain8645]

Hey guys thank you so much for introducing this channel to us. I love Indian classical dance and music, it feels so good listening to it.❤️

[@yogeshkale2645]

" THE BEST OF THE BEST IN INDIAN CLASSICAL SINGAR" GODLY FIGURE MAESTRO . Pandit Bhinsen Joshi ji. He passes away but left universe of music behind . Guru ji shatashah Pranam. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@deeprahul]

you forgot to mention the instrument other than Tabla in this video. It is called "Sarangi"

[@jaseeljaass9859]

My freinds please pray for kerela. Kerela against flood 😢😭😭😥

[@Arvindsharma-hr6pq]

Why for Kerala Only, Maharashtra and Bihar are also affected from flood.

[@aakshikartik4982]

Not only Kerala, Maharashtra and Karnataka also flooding from 1 week. Assam and Bihar was also flooding before 2 weeks.

[@nairsabgamer5228]

keralas all districts are effected, 4+ districts have red alert

[@Arvindsharma-hr6pq]

@@nairsabgamer5228 Pray karne se kuch nhi hota, Kerala government ko bolo kuch kaam bhi kiya kare...

[@ruchirrai]

Only Kerala?

[@bprajkumar9248]

We(Indian's) enjoying the raaga & estonies that you both are also enjoyed it. Really music is a great power.

[@gattudixit]

I personally like your way of reacting to Indian classical music. Thank you for appreciating the indian classical music

[@kallolmukherjee6045]

Ravi Shankar Monterey Pop performance 1967 please. I promise no one will be disappointed. And Rick would be able to see the guy he keeps talking about in all his glory.

[@hind_hn_08]

I have been saying the same from quite a time

[@kallolmukherjee6045]

@@hind_hn_08 😭😭😭😭

[@aashishdongre]

same...requesting it for such a long time. I am sure they will do it, just have to keep reminding.. lol

[@kallolmukherjee6045]

@@aashishdongre i know right. I hope people keep upvoting this.

[@Arshiaification]

Yes, pllllllz, wish i could upvote this multiple times

[@Spjen]

Truely Gobsmacked moment for Rick n Korbin Singh...hahaha...Keep discussing guys !!! Why Stop.. ? Lol...loved the reaction. Everyday morning react to one indian Classical music/Cultural stuff and one Bollywood. And In the evening react to the tourism videos. Lol...thank you guys for being so passionate bout my country n its culture.

[@raviteja7598]

Corbin stop laughing at her face expressions. You are making me to laugh 😂

[@samya1947]

Not many people can enjoy Thumri and it's amazing to see how Rick does! I would say the artistic expression part is amazing as well, if you see the words she takes and improvises on them melodically! Those were really touching.

[@mzubairmusamaliaqat740]

Please react to zakir hussain tabla videos.

[@anshul9462]

Thumri is a redention style more used in vocal redention in Hindustani (north indian) Classical. Developed during Mughal Era (15th century) but some scholar attribute it to Amir Khusro school (13th centuary). This thumri is in Raag Bhina Shadaj probably. Thumri is more difficult than Bandish which we usually listen.

[@tn5094]

It's in Mishra bhairavi i think.....

[@shubhamsonawane4291]

Wow Rick's reaction was worth seeing!!

[@shauryasahu6062]

This song wants to express 'longingness'

[@Crypto_Zakhmi]

Please react to *Laal Ishq* song by arijit with headphones... Peaks of vocal artistry

[@shiwanisharma5028]

This song is love

[@tische1]

Yeah please do it, it's from rasleela which you know anyway, and do it with headphones, speakers don't justify it...

[@simrankalsi1981]

This was so beautiful. I cried. Thank you so much...This is Heaven

[@technologists]

the fact that this Thumri made even Korbin sit in one place saying nothing or even moving for over 10mins :D says a lot about it

[@jpatrarkl]

The whole song is about. Meetwa chaeen na aaye!!! -means .. friend , i can't have solace/peace when you're not here.. It's a masterie she does.. you described perfectly. Its a heaven in her voice. Love it😘

[@indrajeetrana7458]

You guys should review on Indian Classical Dance forms their are many

[@fabihafaizahabanti4700]

Korbin, the hammer thing the tabla player used, is for tuning the tabla. I was taught singing from the age of 4. I dont even remember when I first started learning. And then I was taught art and dancing as well but obviously in no way close to her. Cultural expression is a very Bengali thing, henceforth, we have singers, dancers, actors, basically any form of artist, in every single home. PS: 9. Manna Dey and Kishor Kumar singing Ek Chatur Nar from the movie Padosan.. 🙄❤

[@thiruram6807]

All classic singers, musicians, folk all the artists they don't do it for mastery or money or getting famous they do it for sadhana (more spiritually connected) they put a lot of years in learning, mastering, improvising inventing, submitting themselves to the art, Which gives us this kind of experience from them. A VERY HIGH PERFORMANCE.

[@payalkundu1936]

Indian classical never performed in band. There's nothing like band in indian classical. They all meet before performance or on stage and they simply improvise. It's the learning that helps. They just know the grammar very well.

[@sandeepsingh-eg3tg]

Rahat fateh ali khan’s Performance at nobel piece ceremony and “afreen afreen” at coke studios, you’re gonna be blown away!!

[@MultiBhaskar143]

Rahat is bullshit in front of this. Believe me.

[@rahulmeenoth]

Rahat is a third class piece of shit...pakistani musical heritage is a teardrop compared to our ocean of musical heritage

[@thedescanteer]

@@rahulmeenoth There is no separate "Pakistani musical heritage". Its all Indian. Except a few northwestern folk traditions unique to their regions, which we lost to partition, all of Pakistani music and art culture is Indian culture. Only difference is, they have inculturated everything Indic into an Urdu-based Islamic (largely Sufi) mould.

[@bambi274]

Fabulous

[@sandeepsingh-eg3tg]

rahul m, yeah i know that pure indian classical music has no match but it doesn’t mean that u should not listen to anything admirable just because it comes from pakistan or simply because it doesn’t belong to our own classical heritage!!

[@karansinghbhati1997]

Seems like Rick was enjoying and understanding the music from the bottom of his soul. Those moans and reactions of Rick were seems to be authentic.

[@wrjpiyush7928]

Thumari is semi classical singing style. It has less rules of swara patterns and can use variety of notes while performing, even out of the box You both give very good reactions at exact places where she takes nice notes, you have really talented and with great knowledge of music even you don't know the language

[@ajaysoni2001]

This is the only chanel that enjoys the classical music of India though you guys have very little or no knowledge of nuances of this kind of music.However, your you guys have somthing inside that guides you to understand it by you soul.this is the quality of Indian music that has the capacity and capabilities to take you to another level. I love your reactions. Keep it up guys.i have a very high regard for you.

[@ankitachakraborty4005]

React to kaushiki chakraborty "YAAD PIYA KI AYE"

[@YogeshRana-fg8jr]

After hearing this, I started to really miss someone, but i dont know whom 😕😕😕

[@zionmoses1839]

Your internet bill 😂💲🙏👍

[@pranitkadam7420]

It's good to see such great comments here.... people appreciating your listening skills...Indian music is a different ocean

[@smartsaukal22]

That's some knowledge from Rick Segall... Thank you for sharing that with us :)

[@eesharc]

Rick really seems to know his shit! It's incredible! I wonder if you're a performing artiste yourself!

[@swatiiyer0]

Whoever is recommending musical stuff is doing a bang on job. Even I don't know these singers. Good job!

[@shivashakti7]

Yes....she is too good ❤

[@vishnupriya9993]

y’all not gonna tell me she literally looks like madhuri dixit???

[@amolbachhav367]

React on the gazal "Chupke chupke raat din aanso bahana yaad hai".

[@pandeyamit156]

Dear Osr Guys.. all Indian States n UTs have thier own distinct and different music, song and dance styles... you will be amazed to know, see and listen that.. 👍 👍 👍 try.. India is full of surprises 😎👌

[@tarass8737]

Thumri is my favourite genre. You should explore more of it. It's beautiful. Greats like the ali brothers, bade Ghulam ali Khan Saab, girija devi, beghum akhtar etc to begin with. You'll fall in love with it. This is okay compared to what they sing and where they transport you to. Some things just get popular. If you really want to enjoy this genre you must listen to the above. Extremely talented singer but the voice is too sharp, thumri sounds beautiful when someone has a certain effortless quality to their voice. When singers are able to sing at their original pitch mostly instead of constantly at a high pitch (very difficult to do) which is what all these great legends I named above do. Thumri is something you just can listen to for hours.

[@AdityaKadamMechanical]

Thanks for sharing the knowledge after the video ♥️