SW Symphony 36 - Page 101

Originally posted by: Nisha0604

Asma
Innum poleya nee?
Shru I can only imagine the random ICICI guy's face upon hearing
"Vendaam kanna, porum"
(Enough dear, now leave me alone)🤣

Uski biwi tera qatl kar deti

🤣

Originally posted by: Seriousreader

😊

SR helooo 🤗

Shruti, thank you for today's laugh riot.  Edited by PriteeMisra - 8 years ago

hi SR!!!
u read what was shruti's record performance???go n c pg 130!!!its really funny!!!

Originally posted by: NSB7

SR helooo🤗

SR n Pritee .. 😊

Originally posted by: EnVee

@Vani: Thanks for remembering! 😊 I will surely do.

I have heard Vishakha Hari, Vani. She is a hari katha specialist. Her way of narrating a story is kind of nice. Kind of catches your attention. But she also sounds arrogant at times. Although I am not fond of the religious bent of it, I love stories of all kinds.

I remember listening to a Spanish story teller and an Afro-American lady at a story telling session long ago. Was so interesting I wanted to be a kid all over again!

Originally posted by: VeeIyer

yes...harikatha is not my cup of tea ...was asked by my mother to hear the rama nama which sounds good ! and religion is not my scene at all...need music just for the harmony and the spacing out it gives 😊

have a couple of friends here who do regular story telling sessions...just heard of one...Damascus nights..a spin off on Scherazade 😃

sounds wonderful na ?! and here it is a full fledged adult audience..on the pretext of bringing their children along !!!

Not sure if you listen to Hindustani as well but the AIR Amrutavarshini channel plays some good pieces between 8 and 9 PM every day. Minus the annoying ads. My drive home music.

Ok ppl have a great day

Originally posted by: putti77

SR n Pritee .. 😊

Originally posted by: EnVee

@Vani: Thanks for remembering! 😊 I will surely do.

I have heard Vishakha Hari, Vani. She is a hari katha specialist. Her way of narrating a story is kind of nice. Kind of catches your attention. But she also sounds arrogant at times. Although I am not fond of the religious bent of it, I love stories of all kinds.

I remember listening to a Spanish story teller and an Afro-American lady at a story telling session long ago. Was so interesting I wanted to be a kid all over again!

My Mom listens to her a lot, she wears a 9 yards saree though she is barely 30 or something right?Her father in law is also into Hari Katha and became very famous from it

After a point EnVee they become a "brand" and then they are too scary (IMO)
they dress a certain way, say somethings... it all follows a pattern