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News18
11-05-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
Internet Calls Elderly Man's Sarangi Performance A Blessing To Ears
Curated By : Last Updated: May 11, 2025, 10:00 IST The clip was shared by sarangi maestro Kewal Singh Nirdosh. (Photo Credits: Instagram) Only a few are gifted with the ability to create magic through their musical talents, and the internet is full of videos showcasing such artists. One such musician recently captured the attention of social media users. An elderly man, seen playing Hai Ni Mera Balam on a sarangi, has gone viral. The heartwarming clip, shared by sarangi maestro Kewal Singh Nirdosh on Instagram, quickly won the hearts of the users. In the video, sarangi maestro showcases his skills, playing the timeless Punjabi melody on his traditional bowed string instrument, winning hearts with his sense of music, garnering attention with artistic expression. Social media users flooded the post with comments filled with warmth and gratitude. One user, seemingly impressed, mentioned, 'Dadaji is healing me with his talent." Another expressed, 'I could imagine a whole film listening to this beautiful tune." For one of the users, it was the best way to use the photo-sharing application, as he remarked, 'Finally, Instagram is being used for the right purpose." An individual explained that the music maestro helped him sleep when he would struggle. He wrote, 'Nana ji, you helped me finally go to sleep. I always struggle to fall asleep, but I did so peacefully after listening to you." Another user thanked the elderly man for a musical treat, saying, 'Thank you for sharing your art with us, Dadaji. You make the world a better place." Earlier, another viral video featured an American man attempting to play an unusual musical instrument, which quickly won the hearts of viewers. Upon closer inspection, it was revealed that the instrument he was playing was the gogona, a traditional folk instrument from Assam. Known as Lahori Gogona, this vibrating bamboo reed is made from bamboo stalks and is an integral part of Assamese music. Swipe Left For Next Video View all In the video, the man first brings the instrument close to the camera, allowing viewers a good look. Then, he places it between his lips and continuously touches the tip or end of the instrument with his thumb, while blowing through it, producing lively sounds of the gogona. Watch CNN-News18 here. News18's viral page features trending stories, videos, and memes, covering quirky incidents, social media buzz from india and around the world, Also Download the News18 App to stay updated! News viral Internet Calls Elderly Man's Sarangi Performance A Blessing To Ears
India Today
10-05-2025
- Entertainment
- India Today
Elderly man plays Punjabi classic on sarangi, Internet calls video a blessing to ears
A video of an elderly man playing Hai Ni Mera Balam on a sarangi has delighted the internet. The clip has struck a deep emotional chord with viewers as it reminds them of the power of simple and heartfelt video, shared by sarangi maestro Kewal Singh Nirdosh (Dosanjh) on Instagram, has gathered attention for all the right it, Kewal Singh plays the timeless Punjabi melody on his sarangi, a traditional bowed string instrument known for its emotive The song in question, Hai Ni Mera Balam, was originally sung by the legendary Shamshad Begum. But in the hands of the elderly musician, it takes on a personal and intimate note, delivered with quiet grace and the very first bow stroke, the music holds its ground. There are no distractions, just the man, the sarangi, and the soul of the the video progresses, the connection between the musician and the instrument becomes evident, and the melody quietly draws the listener the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kewal Singh Nirdosh (Dosanjh) (@kewalsinghdosanjh)Social media users reacted with warmth and gratitude. 'Dadaji is healing me with his talent,' a user said, while another said, 'I could imagine a whole film listening to this beautiful tune.'advertisementA few users called it the best use of the platform. 'Finally, Instagram is being used for the right purpose,' a comment read. Another user said, 'Nana ji, you helped me finally go to sleep. I always struggle to fall asleep, but I did so peacefully after listening to you.'One of the users likened the music to a blessing. 'Your talent is blessing my feed,' a user wrote. Another user thanked him directly: 'Thank you for sharing your art with us, Dadaji. You make the world a better place.'See the comments here:Without saying a word, the elderly musician delivered a moment of stillness that many didn't know they needed. Sometimes, all it takes is an old song, a traditional instrument, and a genuine heart behind it to remind the internet why such moments matter.
