MUSICAL GRATITUTE TO COVID WARRIORS
An ultimate initiative by the Four times Guinness world record holder Dr. Jagadeesh Pillai of Varanasi
Varanasi: One hundred one people from Kashmir to Kanyakumari in 21 languages expressed their gratitude towards the Covid Warriors with a theme song “SHUKRIYA”. The song shukriya starts with a 18 second breath sustain. The project was done from home under lockdown in one week.
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Due to the pandemic spread around the world, everything in the world has come to a standstill. Everybody is forced to sit in houses under lockdown. But there are some people among us who have to go outside their work area like warrior to protect us from this epidemic, whether they are cleaners, sanitizers, health workers, policemen, media people, general merchants or the office of administration so that the people sitting in the house remain safe, secure and they can also manage the people those who are sick.
Just a small word of “thanks” is not enough for such warriors. Therefore, from Varanasi an unique, wonderful musical visual feast is being offered to convey the feeling of gratitude from the heart to each such warriors.
A song and video has been made to express the gratitude to each such Covid warriors. The song is written, composed and sung by the four time Guinness record holder Dr. Jagadeesh Pillai itself. The song expresses gratitude by saying “thank you” to each of those warriors in different ways. In the video, people of many states of India wrote the word gratitude in their own languages and sent it along with their photos. Even being it a big work, it took only one week to complete this project.
Just two weeks ago, Dr. Pillai has taken a unique initiative for World Peace by writing “May all being everywhere be happy” 11551 times through 56 people which was appreciated by thousands of people and it has been viewed by more than forty thousand people till now.
Dr. Pillai is a multi talent personality with many feathers in his cap. He is also an independent logical research scholar of Vedas, Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita and Puranas.
