After watching the five episodes of Season 1, the men and women, seem to be more fascinating and inspiring then their music.
While Rahman, the thinker and the experimenter seems to be swept away by his curiosity and monstrous quest, it is Ustaad Bahauddin who sweeps you away, with stunning clarity of thought process,,
Ustaad Bahauddin is as rare as they come by. The man is so much at ease with himself. HIs body language and the style quotient can put any super star to shame. His commitment and integrity gives you goosebumps.
Watching Ustaad listening to Rahman, humming Charukesi and then kind of hurriedly driving home a point, that in their school of thought there is no place for sadness, is something you want to cherish.
I hope to watch this segment over and over again.
Not that I will not want to watch the other segments, again. I had goosebumps watching Bedabati sing the song about Manipur in Episode 5.
Most importantly, the beauty about the whole Episode 1 of Harmony, is in choosing two North East stories. North East is a part of our country and we need them to feel part of us.
Hats off to Kavithalaya. There can be no greater tribute to K. Balachander, who since Major Chandrakanth, has always been concerned about the social fabric of this country.
Take a bow, Mr, A. R. Rahman, you are a lovelier human being than a musician. God Bless you.
Highly recommended, to all sections and all ages of the society
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