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Inspirational songs...

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Renuka,
Nice one and when you listen to such songs in the staring of the day.. it gives you a good energy booster to begin the day with full swing and with a pleasing face. If our mind and body is fresh and cool, throughout the we can listen, suggest and solve the problems of our work place to great extent, Take care....
Anandi
I hope you will like this song... and when you hear this in the morning time.. the experience is unexplainable..
YouTube - ‪Thayir Sirandha Kovilum illai - Agathiyar‬‏
 
Dr. Anandi Ramakrishnan said:
Renuka,
Nice one and when you listen to such songs in the staring of the day.. it gives you a good energy booster to begin the day with full swing and with a pleasing face. If our mind and body is fresh and cool, throughout the we can listen, suggest and solve the problems of our work place to great extent, Take care....



Anandi
I hope you will like this song... and when you hear this in the morning time.. the experience is unexplainable..
YouTube - ‪Thayir Sirandha Kovilum illai - Agathiyar‬‏
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Dear Anandi,

Ok so there was a sentimental Amma song before the famous Rajini one.
Hey why no one makes sentimental Appa songs?

anyway Rajinis amma song.

YouTube - ‪Mannan - Amma endrazhaikkaatha - Ilaiyaraaja‬‏
 
N.R.Ranganathan said:
Friends,

I can give you links to two old melodious tunes, and it would be a pleasure
to hear them before retiring to bed :

K.L.Saigal in Shah jehan. MD Naushad Ali

YouTube - ‪Chah Barbad karegi humen.wmv‬‏

Lata in Shin shinaki bubla boo . MD C.Ramachandra.

YouTube - ‪TUM KYA JANO / LATA MANGESHKAR / C.RAMCHANDRA / SHIN SHINAKI BABLA BOO [1952]..‬‏

Hope you will like these two melodious songs.
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Chah barbad karegi humen maalum naa thaa...Liking would ruin us, I didnt know..

Tum kya jano, thumhaare yaad maey, hum kithna roye...What do you know, in your memories, how much I cried...


Shri N.R.Ranganathan, both the songs are melodious but full of sorrow...Can inspire people, never to fall in Love... :)
 
Sir/madam,

Here is another beautiful song penned by Gopalakrishna Bharathi in his story
titled 'Nandanar '.

With great difficulty Nandan could get the permission of his Land-Lord for going
to Thillai (Chidambaram ) and have darshan of Lord Nataraja. Fearing that the
brahmins of Thillai would not allow him inside the Temple, he sings this song
standing on the outskirts of Thillai, a poignant scene . The song begins with
'VarugalaamO ayya ' in a rare raga , manchi.

YouTube - ‪MMD- Varugalamo Ayya~
 
Dear Sir

I have heard many old songs including songs by MKT but have never heard this song! I heard the full song after seeing your explanation in the above post and the song brought tears to my eyes!

Thanks for posting it!

Kind regards
 
Dear Renuka,
It was a good question you had asked, why no one is making songs for appas… May be… mothers are figured as the epitome of love, affection and patience… songs are more with mother sentiments.. in malayalam there is a famous song acted by great actor Mammotty… but this song is sung by a father to his motherless son… giving him the love of a mother and protection of a father. Twin roles… hit movie and the hit song. I hope you will like this song.
take care
Anandi

YouTube - ‪Olathumbath Duet withCaption‬‏
 
Dear Renuka,
It is an all time great song... It is a blessing to have a brother like this and it is not necessary that two have to be born for the same parents. If two persons can understand the emotions, the vacuum, the need, the pain, have the same thoughts and values, more over they have same the empathy for each other. They can fill the place of sister-brother forever. Other than sibling, there is another important person in one's life, that's a true friend... and this is for you. take care. Anandi
YouTube - ‪Tere jaisa yaar kahan from the movie"Yaarana"‬‏
 
Dr. Anandi Ramakrishnan said:
Dear Renuka,
It is an all time great song... It is a blessing to have a brother like this and it is not necessary that two have to be born for the same parents. If two persons can understand the emotions, the vacuum, the need, the pain, have the same thoughts and values, more over they have same the empathy for each other. They can fill the place of sister-brother forever. Other than sibling, there is another important person in one's life, that's a true friend... and this is for you. take care. Anandi
YouTube - ‪Tere jaisa yaar kahan from the movie"Yaarana"‬‏
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Yes Anandi,

I agree with you.Sometimes just with a click of a mouse our whole life can change.
People who we never really spent that much time in college can be our best friends now and stand by us forever and be a pillar of support.

Sometimes we can even get close to someone we have never met.
I have never met Amala yet in real life even though we are both from Malaysia but we get along like a house on fire and are also capable of setting a few houses on fire too despite I being 41 and she very very much younger to me.

I thank God that I get along with people of any age from teenagers to much older to me.
I guess when minds match age is just a number.

Thats why I feel whoever who comes into our life has a reason..some may be a Karmic debt,some may be we knew them before.
So we can tell them:

Tera Mujhse Hai Pehle Ka Naata Koi
 
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Yes Renuka, You are absolutely right. There is some destiny behind our every act. No need that we should know from many years, it takes a second or a slightest emotion to understand the other person’s heart and to get along with like a old pal. We never have seen each other, but the feeling I get from your words are tremendous, the same case with Ravi bhai too, like the saying goes words are the mirror one’s heart and nature. One cannot hide their heart and nature while writing something. It is their heart that speaks out. We can very well understand the feelings of that person to great extent. This is my humble opinion. Please correct me I am wrong, the way you write, I could grasp you as a very bold, independent and self made woman with a golden heart full of empathy for the others. Keep going Renuka. All the best and take care. Anandi
one good motivational song...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTop7REvm2I
 
Dr. Anandi Ramakrishnan said:
Yes Renuka, You are absolutely right. There is some destiny behind our every act. No need that we should know from many years, it takes a second or a slightest emotion to understand the other person’s heart and to get along with like a old pal. We never have seen each other, but the feeling I get from your words are tremendous, the same case with Ravi bhai too, like the saying goes words are the mirror one’s heart and nature. One cannot hide their heart and nature while writing something. It is their heart that speaks out. We can very well understand the feelings of that person to great extent. This is my humble opinion. Please correct me I am wrong, the way you write, I could grasp you as a very bold, independent and self made woman with a golden heart full of empathy for the others. Keep going Renuka. All the best and take care. Anandi
one good motivational song...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTop7REvm2I
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Dear Anandi,

You know I see that we here in TB forum esp this thread are going along the lines of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam and I see lots of new Paasa Bandhams forming.

Dont you think we need a TB.com Family song?

YouTube - ‪Yaadon ki Barat Title song‬‏
 
Dear Anandi,

Yes may be you are right.I am kind of bold something I learnt as I grew older.When I was young I was always concern about public opinion but as I crossed into the 30's I started thinking that the public opinion doesnt really matter much as long God knows what I am. So I do what I want but within limits cos i wouldnt want to land in jail.

Independent I dont really know I am cos I am still very interdependent with lots of people in my life . I guess no one is truly independent in the real sense.
We humans live a symbiotic existence each one of us playing a complementary piece in the jig saw puzzle of life.

Self made?? Is anyone actually Self Made or Svayambhava? Not possible isnt it.
All of us owe our existence to Mata,Pita,Guru,Deivam,Mamans,Machans,Purushans,Pondattis,Dostis,Dostanas etc.

Anway Anandi,thank you very much for the complements.Hopefully I can live up to it.
 
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Dear Renuka,
Thank you so much for the reply. Whenever I write something, I will see that never to hurt anyone with my words or emotions. I am not that kind of a person. Your words are so powerful and to the point so I just guessed you in a positive way. Don't go for the exact meaning of those words... self made, independant... no one is self made or swayambu here. I was just talking in the professional front, that's it. In this era almost all the ladies are well educated and independent in their own way. But at home still we are the same Indian woman and very well balancing our home and our profession. I just meant that only. I am sorry, if my words have hurt you any way. I never thought of the way you have thought about it.
Yes, this TB forum is a big family. There is no harm in having pasams with each other. If we go by gothram, we won't marry a boy from the same gothram too saying that he has to be taken as a brother. That’s our Brahmin culture. Many still follow the same. You know when I go to my gramam I call every elders mama or mami or tatta or patti... In our gramam, we are just like one big family. We have our own gramam festival and help each other in every occasion, support and stay together in every good and bad moment. May be I am from a village background, sometimes my English words can misplaced or inappropriate. If my word was misplaced I am extremely sorry. Basically my language is Malayalam, Hindi and Tamil... After many years of extreme hard work, I have somewhat managing English. Few years before, I was very poor in this foreign language.
Take care. God bless you
Anandi
 
Dr. Anandi Ramakrishnan said:
Dear Renuka,
Thank you so much for the reply. Whenever I write something, I will see that never to hurt anyone with my words or emotions. I am not that kind of a person. Your words are so powerful and to the point so I just guessed you in a positive way. Don't go for the exact meaning of those words... self made, independant... no one is self made or swayambu here. I was just talking in the professional front, that's it. In this era almost all the ladies are well educated and independent in their own way. But at home still we are the same Indian woman and very well balancing our home and our profession. I just meant that only. I am sorry, if my words have hurt you any way. I never thought of the way you have thought about it.
Yes, this TB forum is a big family. There is no harm in having pasams with each other. If we go by gothram, we won't marry a boy from the same gothram too saying that he has to be taken as a brother. That’s our Brahmin culture. Many still follow the same. You know when I go to my gramam I call every elders mama or mami or tatta or patti... In our gramam, we are just like one big family. We have our own gramam festival and help each other in every occasion, support and stay together in every good and bad moment. May be I am from a village background, sometimes my English words can misplaced or inappropriate. If my word was misplaced I am extremely sorry. Basically my language is Malayalam, Hindi and Tamil... After many years of extreme hard work, I have somewhat managing English. Few years before, I was very poor in this foreign language.
Take care. God bless you
Anandi
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OMG Anandi,

You really got me wrong..I was not hurt one bit and neither I was being sarcastic dear.
Ok I will have to come clean about something here.
That pasam thing I was teasing Ravi cos I have known him since 2009 and he is a fine gentleman even though he and I dont really think alike.

Anandi I was not angry with you one bit.Believe me.
I never really consider myself self made or anything cos just like you I believe I owe everything to God.

Please dont misunderstand me.In Forum I call Nara sir Anna also.We have lots of other bandams here also.
Please Please Please I beg of you,dont get me wrong.
I was really enjoying the exchange of thoughts and songs too.

In fact when I saw all new bandhams formed I was thinking I must compose a TB.com Family song and put it up later.Believe me,I do write some simple songs and play them on the piano when I am free.
I was really planning to make a song.

Anandi, I am never the serious sorts.I dont like to fight with anyone dear unless I have no choice but with you why would I ever want write anything that might hurt you?

I dont know how to write saying sorry anymore but if you were in front of me i would be placing both my hands togather telling you "Anandi if you misunderstood my post I am sorry for not being clear enough in my writting skills that could make you feel I was not happy"
 
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My dear Renuka,
You are mistaken, I never get hurt. I thought maybe I have used words in an inappropriate manner. As I told you, now after many years of hard work I have learnt this language and can write creatively, still in the bottom of my heart I always have a small doubt... Am I right or wrong? Because this is a hard earned knowledge. So, I thought I might have hurt you. And I am such kind of a person, if I doubt a bit that I have made mistake, I will readily say sorry. I don't want to give any kind of pain to anyone. We are sharing something productively and learning something which we don't know. Here there is no place for superiority, ego or any other kind of negative emotions. We are all one and just like true friends. We don't know when God has destined us to meet and support each other.
Whenever you are in India, you have a home and relatives to count on here in Ahmedabad. It is just a saying that world has changed and here no one care for others. But, humanity is still exists in many. Nothing is going to change instantly. Truth will prevail and true human beings also. Don't feel bad, I am fine and cheerful. You are a true friend.

Take care
Anandi
 
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