<p>Prithibi Ghure, a fusion melody sung by musician-composer Joi Barua and actress Shruti Hassan, is gaining popularity on social networking sites.<br /><br /></p>.<p>When asked about the collaboration, Joi says, “The song is essentially about two different cultures which are demographically and geographically far apart. The idea of the song is that we might not be with each other in a physical state but will meet beyond, in the bigger universe (sic).”<br /><br />What started off as an experiment became a song that not only brings diverse cultures together, but also highlights the importance of making more such music to promote Indian culture, unity and diversity. <br /><br />Shruti says, “It’s been an amazing experience working on this song with Joi — culturally, musically and spiritually. It opens up your mind and music; and it’s always great to collaborate with another musician. I am really glad Joi and I could make such a unique song together.”<br /><br />Joi sang the Assamese lines in the song while Shruti made sure she involved her father, Kamal Hassan, while writing the Tamil lyrics to ensure the right meaning and balance in melody. <br /><br />“We were pleasantly surprised at Mr Hassan’s willingness to work on the lyrics and concept. That’s a mark of greatness. To embrace the unknown, and befriend a stranger,” adds Joi.<br /><br />Before the song was officially released, the two performed it at a live event and were surprised at the response they got from their fans on a song that’s in two languages.<br /></p>
<p>Prithibi Ghure, a fusion melody sung by musician-composer Joi Barua and actress Shruti Hassan, is gaining popularity on social networking sites.<br /><br /></p>.<p>When asked about the collaboration, Joi says, “The song is essentially about two different cultures which are demographically and geographically far apart. The idea of the song is that we might not be with each other in a physical state but will meet beyond, in the bigger universe (sic).”<br /><br />What started off as an experiment became a song that not only brings diverse cultures together, but also highlights the importance of making more such music to promote Indian culture, unity and diversity. <br /><br />Shruti says, “It’s been an amazing experience working on this song with Joi — culturally, musically and spiritually. It opens up your mind and music; and it’s always great to collaborate with another musician. I am really glad Joi and I could make such a unique song together.”<br /><br />Joi sang the Assamese lines in the song while Shruti made sure she involved her father, Kamal Hassan, while writing the Tamil lyrics to ensure the right meaning and balance in melody. <br /><br />“We were pleasantly surprised at Mr Hassan’s willingness to work on the lyrics and concept. That’s a mark of greatness. To embrace the unknown, and befriend a stranger,” adds Joi.<br /><br />Before the song was officially released, the two performed it at a live event and were surprised at the response they got from their fans on a song that’s in two languages.<br /></p>
