Watch: Indian National Anthem Sung by a Georgian Choir on an IndiGo Flight
The nation’s citizens place a high value on the National Anthem. A video of a Georgian choir performing the national hymn of India while traveling from Delhi to Tbilisi was recently released on the internet. The band is said to have shot the video while on their way home from the India-Georgia cultural event in Bengaluru in January. The band’s mastery of the hymn performed in a foreign tongue astounded internet users as the video quickly went viral.
The first shot of the video shows a packed airplane. Soon, someone starts singing Jana Gana Mana, and everyone else joins in. A few individuals are also seen using their cellphones to record the action. The National Anthem of Bharat #Indigo Flight 6E1807. Delhi to Tbilisi is the title for the video that the band New Bana’s Choir posted on their official Instagram profile. The Indian National Anthem was sung by our choir.
The video has garnered multiple views and several responses in the comments area since it was uploaded. The majority of people complimented them on their performance, but a few individuals pointed out how important it is to honor a nation’s national anthem and asked them to stand the next time they performed Jana Gana Mana.
Whoever is taking the bass, other people said, “That was an amazing rendition of the anthem, guys loved it.” Oh my god!
The foreign band’s rendition of the Indian national song moved a lot of people. “I’m over here crying and I’m not even Indian!” said one user. I live here in India, however,” one person said, “I’m bawling like a baby right now.
One person said, “Thank you for making us proud.” Another suggestion from a user was to “please stand up when you sing this anthem.” It is very important to the Indian populace. Please make sure you sing it correctly if you have to do so.
On the eve of Independence Day last year, three-time Grammy Award winner Ricky Kej unveiled a new instrumental rendition of India’s national hymn.
The performance was performed in collaboration with the 100-member London Philharmonic Orchestra. The musician has said that the first song he learned to sing as a youngster was “Jana Gana Mana.” It is highly meaningful to me and quite precious. According to NDTV, “It’s been the most significant piece of music in my life—the first song I learned even before nursery rhymes or lullabies.” The version was recorded in London’s Abbey Road Studios by him.
