MUMBAI, 03 SEPTEMBER, 2020 (GPN):
Sweet-throated singer Savani Ravindra has enchanted multilingual audiences by singing in seven Indian languages: Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada and Bengali. After this, she recently sang the Sanskrit bandeesh ‘Vande Ganpati’ on the occasion of Ganeshotsav. The song is currently getting a huge response from music lovers.
Singer Savani Ravindra, who has a degree in Sanskrit, has long wanted to sing in Sanskrit. This wish has been fulfilled with the song ‘Vande Ganpati’.
Singer Sawani says, “Vande Ganapati is a bandeesh of Hindustani classical music sung by my mother’s guru Veena Sadsrabuddhe. Therefore, a bond has been associated with this ban since childhood. This composition of Pandit Kashinath Bodas is constantly on my mind.The work of giving the edge of Carnatic classical music to the same banishment was done by my friend R. Sanjay did it. While celebrating this year’s Ganeshotsav on the backdrop of Corona, a positive auspicious song was brought to the audience. And it’s a pleasure to be picked up by the fans. ”
The song has become a visual treat as actress and dancer Aditi Dravid has adapted Sawani’s Carnatic classical music to Bharatanatyam style. Dr. Produced by Ashish Dhande, the song is sung by Shreyas Shinde of Visual Diary Motion Pictures. This song of Times Music Spiritual is accompanying the audience in Ganesh Aradhan.ENDS