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Ramayana Series, at a new bar!

 Hi and Lo!

(To y'all and to a special person)

You're literally the reason why I still run this thing. Sounds cliche, but it's what keeps me going. Math never lies. 

Following the spirit of the last episode of the freshly restarted Ramayana Series...

We're here with a Music video elevating your experience of the retelling.

This video, will feature me with my face that'd be visible to you! It's not a classic face reveal, but one that matters.

Animations haven't gone anywhere, they're still the cherry at the top. 

And yes - Shanmukha (that’s me, still getting used to third-person drama) has sung Nama Ramayana – Bala Kanda.

I generally make videos with brain (sounds quite like a flex, don't we use brains for literally everything?). 

But this time, I used my heart too to produce this. Of course, not the 4-chambered heart, haha!

I sang with whatever amount of skill I have in carnatic music. 

I'll highlight this statement with bold letters:

Great amount of Special Thanks to my dearest Music Teacher - J. PRABHAVATI

for making this piece of work absolutely possible.

And I mean these words.

I'm not Mr. SPB or MS Subbulakshmi (they're cult classic great singers, I respect them a lot). 

I'm Shanmukha AKA Pradhyumna Nittala, and based on the current skills I have, I have given my current best output and I credit myself. Hope your ears and eyes love the content!

I rest my video, thank you!

And of course a post script - I offered credits to my teacher who also is my Great Grandma at the end of the video.

She smiled… and said:

“If you really wanted to credit me, you should’ve done it at the beginning. People don't care when it ends.”

She actually got a point there, I have absolutely no reason to be angry on her of course. Fair point, noted it in my memory. 

By the way, she indirectly exposed us all.

Maybe, we should sit together, and praise all the people, that work behind a screen, to make that screening a reality. 

It's time for a change. Just a few seconds of your life. That respects years of work.

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