October 29, 2024
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Hema Malini acknowledges Tani Walawalkar’s work and supports ‘Jogan Ki Geet’

Recently in Goa, Rahul Laud met renowned spiritual and devotional singer Tanvi Walawalkar to know more about her ‘jogan ke geet’ series of songs

Recently a Varanasi noted actor come dancer Hema Malini recognised Tanvi Walawalkar’s spiritual devotion towards Krishna and her musical pursuit to share Krishna’s joy and wisdom.

Hema Malini was kind and generous to promote Tani’s Jogan Ki Geet – an anthology of 500 krishma bhajans penned by Tanvi.  Tanvi was in Varanasi for her video shoot for one of her songs from her anthology. where she met her.

Tanvi believes that this was completely divine intervention and she was overwhelmed by Hema Malini’s humility and genuine interest in music and performing arts.

Tanvi Walawalkar, a  resident of Goa is recognised for her spiritual singing. She has enthralled audiences in Goa and neighbouring states with her mellifluous voice. Trained classical vocalist from goa , Tanvi who is a disciple of Pt Subhankar Karandikar inaugurated recently  the Global CHAMBER OF Saraswat ENTREPRENEURS ANNUAL CONCLAVE WITH her saraswati vandana to set the tone of the business proceedings.

Tanvi shares that in her deep meditative state she has written 500 jogan ke geet songs dedicated to Krishna. She has copyrighted all her creative work as she strongly believes in its precious wisdom and not mere songs. Approximately 22 out of them have been composed in musical form and posted  on YouTube for public consumption.

This creativity in her sharply surfaced during covid.  Tanvi was never a poet , lyricist believes that her writing experience has been unique as this process helped her to heal herself. SHE ALSO BELIEVES THAT she was chosen as the medium to express these songs. To her bewilderment, these songs are all written in Hindi – a language she   has not been conversant with. She wonders as apparently she has no answer as to how this whole experience happened.

She wrote over 100 songs in a month and all her songs were divine experiences. She shares all her songs when written and starts and finishes in one go. Mother of two Tanvi balances her professional spiritual singing with her family. Goa’s famous Kamakshi temple uses one of her TANVI’S chanting as  A REGULAR CHANT IN THEIR TEMPLE.

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Aravind Rajeev is Deputy News Editor at Asian Lite, mostly covering the Middle East and GCC. He has over eight years of experience as a journalist, with a background in ground-level reporting, crime reporting, as well as international and regional news.

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