Let’s understand one thing - devotees of Tyagaraja Swami or Dikshitar follow them for their music and towering personalities- which is reflected in their Krithis. The fact that people aren’t bothered about the Sringara in their personal lives, need not be ridiculed. I do agree that people choose to overlook certain aspects like Sringara - which we definitely can avoid and accept with open arms 🙂
Great one , Sir. We need only such honest and authentic history.
What an illuminating talk. Thank you a million times for this ... Bangalore Nagarathnamma has a new follower, thank you Sriram Sir. 💐
Very scholarly exposition. Really enjoyed it.
The speaker who asks permission to speak @49:50 is the great musicologist Mr. V.A.K.Ranga Rao.
Delightful! Enna voice sir ungalukku..!! Wow
Wonderful
Really a very brilliant analysis.
Impeccable clarity sirr
Good Historian
Let’s understand one thing - devotees of Tyagaraja Swami or Dikshitar follow them for their music and towering personalities- which is reflected in their Krithis. The fact that people aren’t bothered about the Sringara in their personal lives, need not be ridiculed. I do agree that people choose to overlook certain aspects like Sringara - which we definitely can avoid and accept with open arms 🙂
" Tyagaraja doesn't deserve to be called Swani Or Saint".What non sense! Kuch bhi!
Sriram’s comment about refusing to use the term ‘Thyagaraja swami’ or ‘Saint Thyagaraja’ displays a lack of cultural sensitivity and understanding.
Whatever may be his views on Saint Thyagaraja, he wrote all his Keerthanas with deep penance. మహర్షి కాకపోతే ఇటువంటి సాహిత్యం రాదు.
Ha ha ! Pachaiappa mudhalaiyar died because he bathed in cooum river everyday. This is hilarious interpretation.
O.. My god english ல பேசுறாரே.. ஒண்ணுமே புரியலையே..