Ek Raadha Ek Meera - Ram Teri Ganga Maili

I cant talk enough about my love for this song. Its the epitome of beauty for me. The lyrics and the melody come together so perfectly that it transcends music and takes you to this other level. It makes me feel like Meera in search of Krishna. My rendition will never be perfect. Lata is above and beyond in this song. Its bliss.

Comments

P said…
Hey Vidya,

I listen to music for fun and I am not very good with the technicalities associated with singing. But I luv your rendition of this particular song :-). I think you have a great voice. Keep them coming.

Prakash
10:50 AM
swap said…
GOOD GAAAAWD GIRL!! I have no idea who u r ( I hpnd to bump into ur blog)! but u have dun magic with this song. Do u take singing classes?
12:28 PM
Smitha said…
Hey Vidya...I am Smitha, and I know of you through Sumita. I listened to all of ur songs here and I must say, your rendition of this song is pure bliss! Love the way u've sung it. Keep up the good work!
10:40 AM
Unknown said…
Hi Vidya,

i just happened to visit ur blog today..and saw the wonderful songs u hv posted..I really like the way u hv sung this song..Keep it up gal...
4:39 PM
Nandita M said…
Came to your blog thanks to a friend (Smitha). You sing beautifully and have great control over your voice. Also liked "kuhu kuhu" a lot. Keep posting more :).
10:38 AM
Deblina M. said…
Beautifully sung !! Loved this song in your voice
9:23 PM
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