K.S Chithra and Sharreth Fusion performance REACTION!!

[@the_._sanj]

25,000+ songs....🧡 20+ Languages....💜 6 National Awards...🌸 8 Filmfare Awards...❣️ 36 State Awards from different states of our Country 💫 One and Only Legendary Padma Bhushan *Dr.K.S Chithra* 🔥

[@jacaar2653]

Indeed 😍💯😍💯

[@midhunkt9807]

😍🔥🔥🔥

[@kart5518]

She truly deserves!!!

[@aryanpandey3847]

Bharat Ratna is waiting to get honoured by being awarded to Chitra ji...

[@18amalbhaskarvhss97]

achayaaaa u toooooooo

[@sidehustling]

For Indian culture, music, especially classical music, is meditative. So when artists perform on stage, people tend to sit still and listen - that's the respect they give the artists and the art form. Another thing is that we are used to such classical performances. That explains the lack of external reactions :)

[@sheebagr9702]

Being calm and composed is always better than exclaiming or jumping or screaming

[@sheebagr9702]

But there should some positive gestures like smile or atleast we should listen when someone is performing

[@sheebagr9702]

Some of them do not understand

[@aamiyajeshai953]

@@sheebagr9702 exactly I believe osr meant that. And I should say since we have heard many of this kind may be amuse to their level wouldn't have been there. And also from what I have observed being a malayali myself, malayali audience gives least response compared to other part of India🤐

[@harishmannar]

@@aamiyajeshai953 yes, atleast they tried to listen and enjoyed and the expression from them was great. Hats off to them. 🥰 as our culture is totally different from them and we used to hear these kind of classical song almost everyday so the changes in mood. Leave it any Chitra chechi and Sharath had done a great performance

[@pavanithota7963]

Chitra Madam when she talks it like honey being poured into ears and when she sing she pours honey into our hearts. South Indians grew up listening to her divine voice. Thanks for reacting on this masterpiece.

[@simhagorjichithraiths]

Shreya Ghoshal considers K S Chithra ji as her biggest idol & inspiration. She keeps K S Chithra ji’s picture in her book. She worships her. Even lathaji and ashaji considers chithra ji as their favourite singer.

[@sabbatarun7928]

Thaggedele

[@akhilalexg]

Wow, never knew about this. 😳

[@CW-rx2js]

Lata was far senior to her

[@akhilalexg]

@@CW-rx2js so?

[@1nilu1]

Lata Ji said 'Chitra is after me' 🙏🏽

[@_stultus]

K.S Chithra is from Kerala. She is a Malayali. But she has performed songs in Many languages including Tamil, Kannada, Telugu and Hindi.

[@midhunkt9807]

Arabic, English, odiya, urdu etc

[@midhunm8800]

Latin ,Bengali..

[@nagarajaaaa3737]

She is south Indian musical goddess

[@samuraigamingz.4317]

20+languages

[@srilakshmicreations7415]

Yes, in Telugu she sang many melodies songs

[@nikhilkrishnan9]

Shareth was a student/disciple of a well renowned Carnatic classical musician M Balamuralikrishna that's where all of his musical skills come from. He may not have the voice quality of Yesudas but his musical knowledge is just extraordinary.

[@Namelessdad83]

Ohhh I heard him for the first time... Gosh is he good...

[@musiclife-uz5gc]

@@Namelessdad83 listen to the songs he composed..such masterpieces..all brilliant and beautiful compositions..

[@theacechip]

Actually he sound like MBMK in his alaaps.

[@sorcerers9597]

Sreeragamo is still my favorite song. It's not just a song. It's a magic, an experience. I always recommend it to anyone who's interested in malayalam music cz duh, perfection✨

[@nagapadmaperi181]

@@theacechip I felt the same. His voice felt almost like balamurali krishna garu singing

[@TheUniverse245]

KS Chitra 😍and Sharath sir..pride of Kerala..She is the recipient of maximum number of National awards for playback singing.

[@aravindramesh93]

The beauty of some of these great musicians like Chitra ji and Sharath ji is that they are immensely talented, legends in their fields and extremely humble!!

[@mohans565]

The audience is not dumb. They are mesmerized, speechless!... And, they understand the context, the mood, the lyrics, the sheer mastery over the medium...

[@vaishaksuresh8555]

Rick said it best... Lata ji and Shreya combined together is K S Chitra... She has the retro touch and also the modern touch to her voice... She basically can sing anything.

[@dustudent1637]

Well it's Asha Bhosle only who can sing any type of song. Chithra can sing many type of songs but not every.

[@Anoopleo17]

KS Chitra u have first heard in magical wedding song in Bombay Sharreth is unique , his compositions are complex and known for classical perfection. I am sure he would have arranged this fusion

[@roboticsforlife]

For me, she is the best female vocalist that has emerged from India as a foreigner. For some reason, she is criminally underrated.

[@yasaswynandavareek8399]

absolutely true, I never understand why she is so underrated. She is on the level of Lata Mangeshkar with more sweetness in her voice and also more powerful than Shreya Ghoshal. The balance between the vocal weight, accuracy of notes and melody is just insane. But it's so sad that people seize to understand this.

[@inderindia8690]

I'm from North India punjab...i don't know any south language but l love chitra sister..her voice her simply City everything...i lov u didi lots respect from punjab 🥰

[@AshTomSaj]

@@inderindia8690 ♥️

[@musiclife-uz5gc]

@@yasaswynandavareek8399 because they both are from north..south Indians listen to every language songs .but only few north Indians listen songs outside hindi

[@91rummy]

Underrated? She is almost worshipped in India.

[@akhilalexg]

That lady "K S Chithra" is a living legend!

[@barathysaravanan8617]

The song was so divine, Chitra ji and Shareth were so so fabulous..brilliant singing

[@sarikaozhukil]

K.S Chithra is a Malayali and from Kerala. She has been mentored by K.J Yesudas and Music Director M.G Radhakrishnan in her teens. She used to be a singer in Yesudas's 'Ganamela" - a stage program by singers where they render film songs . And later she was guided by S.P.B, Ilayaraja and Raveendran Master. A truly legend. I am blessed to born in an era when she started her career and I don't have a day without listening her voice..

[@Namelessdad83]

K S Chitra's name will have to be taken in the same breath as Lata Mangeshkar eventually... For south Indians atleast she is already up there... God bless you chechi... ❤️

[@sanjuvolks]

The reason most people are not having the reaction you were having was because classical music doesn't make you go ecstatic. Instead emotionally it takes you a completely different place, especially when the vocalists like Chitra ji is singing, it touches your soul. Most people were getting touched, some were crying inside and for people like me, it's so easy to weep listening to this song. 🙂

[@TheGrumpySage]

I feel so bad knowing how underrated Sharreth Sir actually is, he is prolly one of the best at south Indian classical music. Respect to such a legendary musician.

[@kavibharathy5691]

Sharreth Has his own KZbin channel, You’ll get to know more about Indian classic music…… He’s a great admirer of Ilayaraja, Sharreth decode Ilayaraja songs perfectly…. You’ll definitely like his channel

[@holymoly3536]

14:59 that's called taan which is a technique used in the vocal performance of a raga in indian classical music. It involves the improvisation of very rapid melodic passages using vowels, often the long "a" as in the word "far", and it targets at improvising and to expand weaving together the notes in a fast tempo.

[@vkslife193]

😂 Hindustani It's karnatic music you fool

[@holymoly3536]

@@vkslife193 my bad....* indian classical 🤦

[@krishnachaitanya3534]

K. S. Chithra- 🙏 chithramma the epitome of Indian music....her high pitched renditions 🙏💥 one & only Chitramma ❤️.. your reactions ❤️

[@anjalym92]

When it comes to number of awards and recognitions, KS Chitra is above lata mangeshkar..She is such a talent who happens only in 1000s years...Same goes for Sharret..Talent powerhouse..comes in league of Rahman but highly highly underrated BY the way,both of them are malayalees,from Kerala

[@CW-rx2js]

That's probably because she sang in many languages

[@nishanthnayar1637]

@@CW-rx2js that probably because of her perfection! She is a living legend ❤️

[@opnandan]

@@CW-rx2js Lataji also had sung in several languages, but Chitra ma'm could perfectly pronounce words of any language. When Lataji sang Malayalam and Tamil songs it felt "non-native". This is the main reason why not many north Indian singers could get a base in south India, while reverse had happened several times.

[@xy12mipy]

@@CW-rx2js lata is nothing compared to Chitra. Lata has ruined career of many young uprising singers. Her voice is liked by only few people.

[@dustudent1637]

​@@xy12mipy Are you serious? Chithra can't even hit the high notes like lataji could effortlessly. Chithra didn't even started her career when Lataji held guinness w;orld record of singing most no. of songs(1974) and gave live performance in Royal Albert Hall(again 1974). This stage performance of Chithraji was minute compared to what Lataji performed in Royal Albert Hall. Lata left everyone flabbergasted. Her first 3 lines filled whole hall with applauses. Mind your words.... Lata Mangeshkar was an institution in herself. Lataji got w;orld recognition in 70s along with Ashaji. Chithra is like student of Lata Mangeshkar. Only top class classical singer can know the level of goddess Lata Mangeshkar. She never ruined anyone's career intentionally. She was extremely talented by birth which is not her mistake.

[@gayathrimenon019]

Chitra Ma'am is from Kerala. Malayalee. But has sung many songs in many different languages. Sharath sir is a music director n u guys should def react to his compositions.

[@ankitaanand8812]

Thanks!

[@rajpavithraraj]

Yes we do have a good number of blessed artists from this very small state called the God's own country.. we are proud of them and thankful that we also live here and watch them performing..

[@ramyab7330]

We Indians don't react like you because we're in trance with these amazing renditions 😂

[@manasijoshi2470]

Wowwwwe...😱....what a composition....kudos to both ...great singing..it's sooooo beautiful ❤️❤️...loved it ❤️..thank you from the bottom of my heart to that person who was recommended you to do th reaction on this video 🙏🙏🌹🌹👍

[@jacaar2653]

🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@sks4173]

Just because they are not jumping around doesn’t mean they are not appreciating the music . Classical music has the quality to take you to higher spiritual levels not just sensory appeal These are the sort of artist who just have their entire investment on their worship of their talent and no other frills

[@ambilinair4742]

You know why those people didn't have the reaction you guys did, because none of them expected anything less from those 2 amazing musical geniuses. You are right, there are only very very few on planet earth could do this with the perfection they did.

[@RajeevRanawat]

This was terrific ♥️♥️♥️ I dont think the Northern part of India can reach to this level . Proud of the golden and glorious southern music ever seen.

[@jeevanraksha-fl9jt]

There is no need of southern and northern, we all are Indians that's enough❤❤❤

[@psybhoogan.1078]

Kerala. She is a malayali 😀 he also ❤️❤️❤️🔥 . I love that song too.🔥🔥🔥

[@jayalakshmia9273]

The audience is not jumping up or gasping because quite simply they are speechless..... there is no other way to enjoy some performances except soak in and absorb it in....

[@kasthoori9516]

Sharreth...such a humble musician with an ocean of knowledge in carnatic music ♥️♥️♥️🔥🔥🔥

[@sajang6292]

K s chithra is a legend in India. She is considered as a singer of lata mangeshkars caliber. She has sung more than 20,000 songs in 13 Indian languages, English, Arabic, sri lankan, Malay, Chinese languages. She is the only female singer to perform in the royal palace in Britain. My respect to her chitra ji 🙏😊

[@samuraigamingz.4317]

25+ languages

[@MrVikuni]

What is Lata Mangeshkar caliber?? Can she sing this type challenging song

[@srinivoice]

To answer korbin's question what that Vibrato is called, it's "Gamaka" which is prominent in carnatic vocals.

[@syamprasadp5165]

Or briga

[@srinivoice]

@@syamprasadp5165 Right..

[@sreeharibalachandran838]

I recommend you ‘Bhavayami’ composed and sung by Sharreth. Absolute masterpiece!

[@anantharam4695]

yeah....and its a very difficult n longest composition

[@abhinavpgcil4050]

Vocalists train their voices using vowels as 7 notes slowly.. And gradually they increase its speed.. Many years of practice lead it to that level of flashing speed.❤️❤️❤️

[@raveesbrahma1834]

It's Kerala people's culture they si quiet and enjoy every nuances and allow others too.

[@archanavinod1]

Sharath Sir ,what composer.....He had done fantabulous works in malayalam film industry....K S Chitra,just love💕

[@gagankukreja2217]

K.S.Chithra jee's singing don't know but gives me very close feel of Latajee.... Though I clearly differentiate both but feel, like Chithra jee is more classical inclined version of Latajee...

[@dustudent1637]

Well Lata had better classical grisp of classical. She ne;ver sang with head voice unlike Chitra except hi;tting high C.

[@vv-wy5ij]

What a brilliant singing both of speechless ks chitra and sarath sir am crying😢 marvelous❤❤❤

[@nagarajaaaa3737]

This is the power of KS Chitramma....

[@babuch4159]

Except that she is next generation to Lata ji, Susheelamma and Janakamma, She is on par with them and inspiration to her next generation singers like Shreya Ghoshal.

[@ajithkumarkoikkal9409]

All the three song portions are of three evergreen film songs of Yesudas. They both have improvised on it.

[@ArkoRay]

This is called Music 🎵🎶🎹 This is called Singing 🎤🎧 ❤🙏🏼

[@karthikadevi6012]

Most of your viewers would have the same reaction while listening to these legends... It is meditative... even if some of us do not have classical knowledge, their music touches our soul and when this connection is happening.. it is the soul that is enjoying it.. brimming with that ecstasy... The audience shows their respect by listening to a Carnatic composition as it should be listened to... The applause at the end of the performance would have been deafening I am sure.

[@sivaramana2]

Excellently described 🙏

[@shilpashandilya1476]

That's not a horn that's the sound of a conch shell also called Shankh..... sounding a shankh at the beginning signifies good energy

[@kochumons89]

അയ്യോ...രോമാഞ്ചം.. love u ചിത്രച്ചേച്ചി❤️ and ശരത് sir❤❤❤❤

[@Laxindianvlogs]

React to Anjali Anjali song u will be mesmerized by chithrachechis and SPB sir s performance especially chithrachechis humming

[@induranibyju4738]

World"s toughest music composition is by Sharreth ' s song " bhavayami... "

[@sabarikrishna6556]

she is our gift....we love you chithra chechi.....

[@simpi04]

Thank you so much for making us listen to this Ustad Ji Korbain Miles Ji🙏🏽🌻

[@sandeepkumarc2189]

It may take my life to practice such songs.. man.. I do not have any words.. they are legends.. there is a reason why they are there and where I am today...Great singing

[@azadahmad8660]

Listening these types of beautiful music doesn't require "Drink"

[@musiclife-uz5gc]

Chithramma has the most number of national awards...

[@bornfromstardust1526]

This... This is what you guys should be reacting to... React more of Chitra... She is the best that's ever been.

[@sumitkerketta9575]

Wow what a wonderfully sung by ultra legendary singer KS chitra ji and he

[@shinojsaseendran6777]

Thanks for this reaction.... I had actually suggested it before !!!🥰😍

[@flyingbirds9260]

Chithra chechi wndrfl and beautiful person and singer 🥰🥰 and sharath sir is awesome music composer and 🥰🥰🥰😘😘😘

[@adithyaprashand4695]

Guys react to "maleyam marodalinjum"composed by shareth sung by ks chithra and starring mohanlal Plsssss

[@sorcerers9597]

Yes!

[@satyamsivamsundaram143]

Yes

[@ramaswamyk8911]

Wow

[@priyakuriako]

👏 wow. Looooved that!! Thank you. I wouldn't know where to find stuff like this. Thank you for bringing it. I really like Celine Dion! She has a great voice.

[@nandish4050]

This is my favorite song. Nobody can replace the Chithramma in entire world. My music goddess. ಹೆಮ್ಮೆಯ ಚಿತ್ರಾ ಅಮ್ಮ 😍😍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@SS-bg6ht]

People from the south of India ie the audience here, they are know to be composed no puns. Emotions are contained. In an expressive world it can come across as cold.

[@harithat.p.6252]

The music itself is more spiritual and meditative in this case, so keeping quiet is the right thing to do. It is a form of respect towards the artist and art itself. Audience reacts differently for a pop concert and an opera performance. It is the same difference.

[@harishkailas3985]

Korbin - that is called Gamaka. Vibrations they bring in voice

[@sudhakarD599]

A repeated or different variations in phrases are sangati. That what you tried and later admitted only to laugh. Basically both are well trained carnatic vocalist. Chitra is well familiar. I like Chitra's padariyen padipariyen tamil song composed by Isaignani Ilayaraja. It was a fusion of carnatic and folk which also brought her national award.

[@y4bts]

Reactions are given by Indians too.. but listening like this is the respect given to artists, and the song is divine meant to touch spots.. and there is considerations given to fellow listeners.. that is culture!

[@sriharshaa7997]

You guys should check out Shareth's songs in 180 movie also. Super album

[@saqlainahmed7233]

That nana nana nana song from 180 man 🥳🥳🥳🥳

[@cwalker7357]

In Indian classical music, the practice of using the sargam (s, r, g, m, p, d, n, s) in a particular manner, often with oscillations and melodic embellishments, is known as "alap" (or "alaap"). The "alap" is an introductory part of a raga performance where the singer explores and elaborates on the raga, often using techniques such as meend (sliding between notes) and other ornamentations to develop the raga's mood and character.

[@sn5847]

In India, it is the love of people and the admiration of peers and senior maestros that makes someone revered as 'ustaad' or 'maestro'; instead of accolades any specific person or institute.

[@AnkurPandeyef]

I feel the reasons we don't react like that is because we've really grown up with it, it's everyday for us; while Ks chithra and sharreth are geniuses, India has soooo many people who're amazing, that we don't even bat an eyelid

[@aswathychandra1547]

React to" THEERAME THEERAME" song from the movie " MALIK" Chithra ma'am voice ❤️❤️

[@raghusankar2814]

K S Chithra is from Trivandrum, Kerala and she sings in multiple languages

[@murukan0176]

എവിടയാ സ്ഥലം

[@girijakunapareddy6767]

They are tuned and expecting that much from those talented singers and the audience are transported to that level of divinity almost meditating there. That’s Indian style

[@ajaythakkar8926]

Excellent, I appreciate you both are taking interest in Indian music and singing,classical, why you both learn more and sing like a same

[@krzkrishna6897]

Sabash❤ The reactions of people u sed wass exacty same Evn thoug frm kerala malayalam Listening this first time with u guys❤ .....the music is classic karnatic music Really enjoyd lot ❤

[@kavithank3270]

Sir, This performance of bothe Chithra chechhi and Sharath sir is simple one they are beyond this, this is very simple for them They are God gift for Malayalees and "India "also We love chitra chechi & Sharath sir❤

[@7Roopa]

As Ahsas said below, in North Indian classical music we would call those runs taans. I believe the Carnatic classical music equivalent might be the gamaka

[@alnama]

14:48 This is actually not one song but a fusion of many classical malayalam songs and they have done many improvisations also. 14:58 That is called gamaka.

[@musiclife-uz5gc]

Please react to shivadham Shivanamam sung by Chithra and Yeshudas..

[@pranavomanakuttan547]

Yes❤️

[@dustudent1637]

13:27 Exactly. In;dian classical music is way ahead as compared to western music. Western popular singers are still leap back in comparison to this stage performance. And this one is not even that much hard in cla;ssical music.

[@vaishug2521]

i couldn't control my laughter by seeing their reaction at 7:48🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@midhunamr214]

😆😆😆😆..

[@kuttympk]

Music has no barriers of language or province. This is our great Indian Music brothers. It is eternally bliss. Here both Mr Sharethji & KS Chithraji are jewels in our music. Though you people can’t understand the meaning you are fully enjoying. That’s the magical power of music.

[@anandusvlog4069]

KS Chitra change the pattern of music and introduce a new type of sound to the music the old singers like Lata Mangeshkar ,s Janaki Amma, both of them has same singing pattern and sound they are musical legends and K Chitra gained a place with them sang in both South Indian and North Indian music and different languages to in the world

[@aswathyviswanathan1563]

No audience has no reaction because they know they can do more than this💞💞THEY ARE JUST FIRE🔥🔥

[@vishnut9316]

In this music, the song Gange with a long breath was sung actually by Yesudas. U have to react to that and I am sure u will be astonished. And also please react to GOLD malayalam movie teaser released yesterday.

[@ajaythakkar8926]

Our Indian music it's got a strength to bring a rain on singing, but those art we have lost

[@adarshgireesh2093]

I have been telling you two a long time to react this video 😍thank u so much 💖the one and only k s chitra ...and no one is reacting from audience since everyone knows how chitraji and Sharath will sing..for us they are gems ❤️nad please react to "bhavayami padumente" by sarath

[@pam9670]

Beautifully composed and sung by two legends. @ Our stupid reactions actually it has been known for some Indian classical artists to stop performing if the audience gets too animated or vocal during performances! Experiencing Indian classical music is considered like being on a spiritual journey and to show your respect for the artist is to listen with rapt silence. The audience can then show their appreciation after the performance is over.

[@Tbone_Cod]

U guys must watch Chithra Chechi's other songs......try it 💫🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@girinandan5799]

The answer to what Korbin asked. It's called a Gamakam / Gamaka. Thay are present both in Carnatic as well as Hindustani Music.

[@barathysaravanan8617]

@Rick and @Korbin, You guys should react to Chitra's padariyen padipariyen tamil song composed by Isaignani Ilayaraja (Raja Sir). It was a fusion of Carnatic and folk which also brought her national award.

[@madhuji9927]

Classical Indian music is devine. It's more about devinity in its purest form which connects you to levels which cannot be perceived. Hence here in India listening to classical music you go quite, calm and try to reach out to that divinity.

[@jacaar2653]

You guys should listen to Piya Basanti re by Sulthan Khan and Chitrama you will be blown away. A must watch 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@Nt-nc9ps]

We go into trance meditative state for classical music....

[@sienastudio7044]

I just loved how u both were discussing about the song 😂😍👌

[@michaelkuriakose1997]

K S Chithra aka Chithrachechi ❤

[@krishnaabhi4302]

Been waiting for u guys to watch this🤩

[@PoulamiPal1986]

Indian classical music is so deep and intricate as a listener if you give reaction to every single murkiyan you will miss the essence of it. When you will feel it then!!

[@raviodiyur]

You read our minds @12:52... :) infact Chithra chechi herself had mentioned in a Malayalam interview (in a very lighter sense) that Kerala audience do not show their adulation very openly. And that seems to be so true as I have seen with numerous videos now.