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Samashti Gubbi has sung Durandhar in #sanskrit version. Super 🙂👍👌
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As a North Indian Sanskrit sounds like South Indian language like its more closure to South Indian languages than Hindi which is basically Urudu nowadays. Wish it was main language of Bharat.
Ok so who all are following me after watching this video 🙂🙏
awesome if she can render that Rahman Dakait Arabic song dhus dhus dhus khushwas... into sanskrit, it would be achieving mission impossible 😎
Beautifully sung! And #Sanskrit sounds so refined, devine and poetic. Its sad that very few can speak and comprehend this beautiful, ancient language that was once spoken by our ancestors till ~1000 CE
@MisraNityanand आदरणीय महोदय, भवतः समीक्षा-टिप्पणयः अत्र अवश्यकाः। कृपया।
Couldn’t be more melodious 👌🙌👏 #Neil ❣️
Can’t stop watching it in loop 👑💐
Sanskrit is made for melody
Thanks for sharing this awesome rendition of a Sanskrita song! 🕉️
@AdityaDharFilms U must add this version. It would be icing on the Cake.
That was just brilliant xD! Wow. More songs in the mainstream need to be Sanskrit fr. Damn.
Sanskrit Sounds like a south Indian languages.
Wow ...she sings really well in immaculate Sanskrit.
अत्युत्तमम्
Nice
How I truly wish Sanskrit becomes a fundamental language in our country . People adopt it across length and breadth .
Release the movie in sanskrit
Really good 👍 👌
@AdityaDharFilms @yamigautam
I understood this version better than the original! And I don’t even know Sanskrit that well!
why to screw both the language and the song !
Brilliant🔥
@AdityaDharFilms
Beautiful
🫡
Super
🙏🙏😊😊👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@AdityaDharFilms
@ssrajamouli garu, can you take this wonderful voice in next movie?
Brilliant 👏🏽👏🏽
@TheLegitGuyyy @the_bike_lover @amritkumar001
@saamaanyafreaky Fabulous!!
Very good!
![Somewhere on Bengaluru’s roads, Sanskrit is getting a very unexpected second life — on motorcycles. Started by Sanskrit enthusiast Samashti Gubbi, the Kimbho Sanskrit Riders’ Club brings together bikers who ride, chat, play games, eat and explore — largely in Sanskrit. And you don’t need to know the language to join. You just need the curiosity to learn. The idea is refreshingly simple: don’t just preserve a language. Use it. From Bengaluru to Nandi Hills, Skandagiri, Lepakshi and beyond, their rides turn every pit stop into a chance to speak Sanskrit. Even modern expressions are finding their way into the language — with “Kimbho?” being their version of “What’s up?” This World Sanskrit Day, here’s to the bikers putting an ancient language back on the road.❤️ Kimbho? What’s one Sanskrit word you still remember? 👇 Credits : sanskritsparrow on IG #WorldSanskritDay #Sanskrit #Bengaluru #IndianLanguages #Kimbho [Sanskrit, Kimbho Riders Club, Bengaluru, Indian Languages, World Sanskrit Day]](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2089902674456011145/amplify_video_thumb/2089712570160807936/img/nNahAvq3gQMJAe4A.jpg)
