They are two deities of South India( coastal karnataka) Panjurli(Yellow face one) and Guliga(Black faced one) They are Regional Gatekeepers of their individual region .They protect people and villages from all kinds of negative energy.Basically they are Assigned as Guardians of their region (villages)By goddess Chamundeshwari ( one of the fierce form of Goddess parvati )These two deities also regard Goddess parvati as their mother.
Ohh...thanks for the information😅 but if you don't mind me asking I saw somewhere in comment section some were saying they are ancestors spirits who were getting worshipped way before Hindu religion came forward(which I personally disagree upon but since I am not the native of that region so better to be silent) So I was wondering according to your info the link with Hinduism is quite evident then some making noise of ancestors is quite confusing...Anyways its totally fine in case you don't wana answer/explain...Thanks 😌
@@runali4065 In one way it's right... The 9 avatars of lord Vishnu is nothing other than evolution just told 15,000 years ago by Adi yogi himself. Matsya avatar - life started from water, Kurma avatar - life started to advance to land, Varaha - Life very rooted into the body and so on. You can get the reference to this if you search. In this context, it's right to say they are our ancestors. And this is the only culture where we make our own gods not that we see gods as separate. We see god in everything.
@@runali4065 Before Hinduism means what you called hindu religion it doesn't exist according to Hindus , it was named by external invadors. We hindus are not religious people we only follow only Sanatana Dharma means eternal law, nothing else. Hindu is a geographic term means whoever born in this place ( Indian subcontinent) they are hindu. So one way what they are trying to say is correct. It's that those comments are trying to say and you can't get it. For additional information most South Indian people very aware about this above fact so whenever misunderstanding come they always protest it and called out "hindu religion " word but Most North Indian are not.
The musical instrument you asked about, is called Nadaswaram specially played in Southern part of India especially in Indian weddings. It's a double reed wind instrument.
Yeah it's basically played during the temple festivals and wedding occasions. I never ever thought someone could bring out the best in their music playing this. Music is something else for this movie.
I am from coastal Karnataka (Mangaluru city) and Boota Kola is integral part of the culture here. As a kid I was scared to attend Boota Kola as the vibe and environment is intimidating and scary often (for me as a kid) and I used to stand behind my dad legs holding onto his hands tightly. Only when I turned 15 I started to understand the importance of it and how it brings kind of soothing effect to one mental faculty. There is devotion aspect to it obviously but its cultural and social impact is underrated but very important. P.S: Boota Kola is also there in Kerala. I think it is called Theyyam.
Also there in TN, (Tamilnadu) as "kolavai" and they make sounds with their tongue and also talk..but as with every good, natural and divine thing, humans misuse these people for their vested interests, as shown in the film, where the landlord asks the kola performer to do kola in his favor...such people would go to the extent of bribing even the purest and highest and noblest God's, without knowing that will be their end..
Kantara is movie of Hindu beliefs ..faith...culture....Devine experience...That cry/shout still rings in my ears...I am unable to recover from movie experience..Kantara( watched in Telugu)...connected me to God...tears rolled...especially last few minutes...
This culture has nothing to do with Hinduism. The word Hindu was introduced in 1798 by Sir. Williams Jones . Brahmins (who don't belong to this land) are trying to swallow all the indigenous cultures in name of Hindu. That's why Lingayaths(Kanada) and Saivers(Tamils) are saying that they are not Hindus.
@@norlanmanithan3788 keep crying truth will not change... And varaha roopam itself shows that it's related to krishna avatar varaha which is basically boar 🐗.... And song itself is in sanskrit... So get the fuck out here.. Other than tamilians everyone else consider it to be hindu 🕉️ and even karnataka people proudly call themselves hindu..
It's a ritualistic performance called bhootha kola, this culture is followed in Tulunad, the coastal Karnataka comprising of Mangalore Kundapura, Udupi and some more.. They conjure spirits into their bodies and perform. It's a belief, Panjurli the Demi God protects the nature... I'm from Karnataka but not from this region. I hope I helped you understand. Thanks for reacting to this amazing track! You should watch this spectacular movie in theatres, you'll be in awe of it! Love and regards from Karnataka, India ♥️💐🙏🏽
I'm so proud to be a South Indian and having the tradition of bhootha kola in my roots. And i am so happy that our culture was brought out there. And now the whole world knows where we tuluvas and kanadigas come from. How colourful we are . And how rich our culture is too ❤️❤️❤️❤️ may God bless every person who worked day and night on this film . Every one of them.
Yes sir, very true. I don't know why but tears rolldown whenever i listen to this master piece. Yet to figure it out. It makes me sooo happy & peaceful..
Same here.. I listened this song thrice only to control my tears but failed... I watched this movie yesterday in theatre and trust me the climax was lit🔥 couldn’t hold back tears rolling down from my eyes.. please watch this masterpiece in theatres..
🙏sir,first of all we thanq for your great and respectful reaction about our culture ,it's a way of worshiping in south india,particularly in KARNATAKA, that too in south Karnataka and here in South canara, udupi,Dharmasthala,kundhapur etc places.its like how you go to church and confess with the father or preist,and get solution and blessings,in the same way in this ritual through preist the god is speaking and giving the solution ,blessings,punishment etc.its done with respect ,faith ,belief and divinity this song meaning or translation goes roughly like this,this is lirycs Aa Aa Aa Aa Ra Aa Varaha Roopam Daiva Varishtam Varaha Roopam Daiva Varishtam Varasmitha Vadanam Vajra Dantadhara Raksha Kavacham Shiv Sambhutha Bhuvi Samjatha Nambi Dawa Gimbu Koduvavaneetha Saavira Daivada Mana Sampritha Bedutha Nindevu Aaradhisutha Meaning or translation ------------------------------------ VARAAHA ROOPAM MEANS a boar form(avatharam of a boar,it's a Sanskrit word,when the earth was sinking ,lord vishnu took this boar form and lifted the earth with his two protuding tooth,(if you googal DASHAVATARAM you get the stories of lord Vishnus 10 forms or avatharam) Daiva varistam means ,most superior among the dieties, Varasmita vadanam means Beautiful,soothing face Vajra Dantadhara Raksha Kavacham means Having Strong as diamond like teeth Protective shield Shiv Sambhutha Bhuvi Samjatha Nambi Dawa Gimbu Koduvavaneetha means Lord Shiva's form or connected with lord shiva and one who is born on earth, blesses and fulfils wishes of one who believes him Saavira Daivada Mana Sampritha Bedutha Nindevu Aaradhisutha means Thousands of god's favourite We stand begging for his blessings by worshiping and glorifying him🙏
In rural tamilnadu also we have this Sami adal. Kuladeivam. I think all over south India it's there. Only the kuladeivam name différés. When I was a child in my village it was there.
The more i discover about my Sanatan Dharma, the more i respect it, and the more i realise that it's THE way of life. Nothing else. The multilayered culture, beliefs, history and accuracy of my Sanatan Dharma is so complicated and compelling that it simply can't be false. In my childhood i avoided going to famous temples because of the crowd and long queues but now i have the utmost respect for my Dharma.
Varaha, the third incarnation of Lord. Vishnu, the supreme among all Gods. The belief is that the holy guardian forest sprit Panjurli (which is in the form of a wild boar) and Guliga protect the forest and the people living off of the forest. During this dance performance its believed the dancers go in trance and divine sprit communicates thru them to address any concerns devotees would have. For example if I have a difficult decision to take like should I pursue a certain job or sell a certain property or family disputes and problems they seek audience with the divine sprite communicating thru the dancer. The gesture of dancer tapping hands in there chest is a sign of assurance of protection ( meaning I am there for you ). The different gestures mean different things and it can vary from assurance, warning to touching of hands to warm hugs. Its said out of the audience the sprit will read your heart and choose who to communicate to. I different parts of India there are different local demi gods called Kshetra (place in Sanskrit) Palaka (protector in Sanskrit) Daiva (god). In Tamilnadu there is similar tradition of Ayyanar, Karuppu Sami, at time it would be a demi goddess as well.
its not related to vishnus avatar VARAHA ROOPAM was given to represent panjurli since its boar form similar to lord vishnu varaha form, its just a sanskrit word
This movie is a masterpiece and I won't be able to get it out of my head for years to come. I have witnessed something beyond acting and cinematography. It was a treat to my eyes watching this movie in the theatres in Kanada (with subtitles as I am not native to this language). Apart from all the details added by numerous people about the two dieties, I would like to add that I could connect to this movie as the concept of Kula-daivam (ancestral gods) is native to every village in india (north or south) and this point really helps people outside of Karnataka to really connect with this movie. Thank you Rishab shetty & the entire team for this divine blockbuster.
Saying kula daivam is ancestral God is ambiguous. It's not ancestor worship, but a God chosen and worshipped over many generations of the family - the kula
@@sancti3707 Thanks for pointing out the ambiguity. But I never mentioned that Kula-daivam is about ancestors as gods. Our culture has a very broad class of daivam (ista daivam, kula daivam,etc and also worshipping ancestors as gods) which i think cannot be explained enough in a TH-cam comment😅. But I hope the message about the movie was conveyed to you keeping aside the technicalities. 🙏
You are absolutely right. This dance form which is a part of a practice called Bhoota Kola is unique to a small region of Karnataka state in India. Each small region of the state has some unique form of worship of god and ancestors. Here the worship is that of a spirit of ancestors who have come down to fight injustice. The whole thing is an experience as you said, takes hours to prepare and unique in visuals and music. This form is hundreds of years old and has influenced the newer form called Yakshagana that came into being around 1300 CE. The movie itself has cultural, political and ecological overtones but this particular piece is a very successful mix of Paaddana (folklore oral narrative), Carnatic classical music and Hard Rock. The music and video together not only show how music from different cultures can mix, but that practices of any culture can mix with another, and nature and humans co-exist.
I am feeling proud of Mr Rishab who portrayed this culture,religious practices into the on-screen,which made all Indians feel proud. The another thing here should be appreciated is He made it with dedication &But didn't creat any HYPE or didn't make huge publicity too unlike few movies who made before release,but everybody in every area, irrespective of their language,culture, connected to this movie, automatically became Damn success!! 👌👌👏👏👍👍
అద్భుతః పాట పూర్తిగా ఉంది,ఈ పాట ఈ చిత్రం అడవులను నాశనం చేసే వారికి,జంతువులను హింసించే వారికీ,మట్టిని రక్షించలేని వారికి జ్ఞానం రావాలనే ఈ చత్రం,చాలా చాలా మంచి చిత్రం, ఈషా ఫౌండేషన్ గురుదేవులు చెప్తోంది కూడా ఇదే,నేలంతా రోడ్లన్నీ సిమెంట్ చేసేస్తుంటే,మట్టి ఎక్కడుంది,ఇందుకే ఈ ఉత్పాతాలు 😭😭🥰🥰🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🌋🌋🌋🌋🌋🌋🌋🌋❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰
The best part about our religious practices all throughout India, is the local music that is used in invocation of our Deities🙏🏻 That music will shake your soul and you will be able to feel the divine energy🕉❤️ May our Devtas give us the strength and bless our souls to carry forward our beautiful and divine traditions🙏🏻
In different parts of India there are different local demi gods called Kshetra (place in Sanskrit) Palaka (protector in Sanskrit) Daiva (god). In Tamilnadu there is similar tradition of Ayyanar, Karuppu Sami, at time it would be a demi goddess as well. You can say its like an Indian shaman tradition. This tradition is still prevalent in the rural parts of India where people are still rooted the soil. In this movie they have focused on south Karnataka state region called Tulunadu bordering Kerala. The belief is that the holy guardian forest sprit Panjurli (which is in the form of a wild boar) represented with yellow face paint and Guliga ( Panjurli’s associate) represented by black face paint protect the forest and the people living off of the forest. They both have different origin stories based in local folklore. Panjurli is said to have been created by Lord Shiva’s wife mother Goddess Parvathi as her pet boar in Himalayas, but it’s really naughty and Shiva hunts it down. Parvathi becomes furious and Shiva to avoid her wrath revives Panjurli’s sprit and sends him to Tulunadu region to protect the forest and its people in its sprit form. Meanwhile Guliga has a more darker origin story. Both Panjurli and Guliga have kind of sibling bond ( they fought each other onetime and then with higher divine intervention dispute was resolved and they were blessed to be as inseparable as blood siblings). Its more like classic buddy cop story of the good and bad cop. Panjurli is more people friendly approachable and is often worshipped with other deities within home. Whereas Guliga is represented in form of an irregular shaped rock often half buried below the tree within the boundary of the property said to guard the border and keep evil entities out of the property. Guliga is known for his voracious appetite and standing up for Panjurli. Hope this would help in understanding references when you eventually get to watch the movie.
Proud to be tuluva, this culture mostly happens exactly in tulunadu khudla mangalore karnataka and many other native places in coastal karnataka areas and also in few parts of kerala......
I am an Indian I speak Tulu . I would like to share u about our culture we do this because the demilord save us in matter so we do this in our house we call it as kola. Every villagers come to see this kola . There are thousands of demilord such as kallurti,koragaja, pasanamurthi,punjurli,guliga,dharmadevathe,manthradevathe,kulkuda,sathyadevathe,
KANTARA - Sanskrit Word - means "MYSTERIOUS FOREST" Its DAIVA - Demigod (Panjurli & Guliga are Daivas - protects the local area & people) Buffalo race is KAMBALA Totally its Coastal Karnataka (Mangalore, Udupi, Kundapura) Traditions, proudly depicted in the Movie. WE ARE PROUD OF OUR TRADITIONS ALL OUR TRADITIONS ARE SCIENTIFIC Rishab Shetty's wife & both children have acted in this movie. During the Daiva shooting He strictly followed Brahmacharya, Pure Vegetarian, Other Rituals Costume Designer - by Rishab's wife
It is one of thousands of rituals across India worshipping Gods. There are many native instruments perfectly fused with Western ones. The main instrument, is completely indigenous and has different names in different Indian languages. It is generally called Shehnai, a piper. The language of the song is Sanskrit, tune is Indian classical, dance and costumes ares a version of Kadhakali, many ingenious instruments with a western touch.
Instruments used in this song making.. maybe i missed some Shahnoy, Drums, Violin, Guitar, Electric Guitar, I donno how many people gave chorus, Carnatic fusion ( I donno how many tunes) ..Finally a masterpiece.
This is the most beautiful movie I ever seen! Heart touching movie and absolutely feels like watching again and again. I’m kannadiga and now I’m so much into knowing about Panjurlidaiva and Tulu culture.
Varaha means Boar (wild Boar) which is one of the incarnations of Vishnu. This movie has some extremely deeper connotations of Sanatan dharma, rutuals, traits. The protagonist of Kabtara is Shiva, the ranger has been named as Murali (which means Vishnu). They fight and then becomes one. The represents non-duality. If you are clueless about what I said, but if this interests you. You will find out.
This is one of the gems of the movie..even though I don't understand Kannada but the song gives goosebumps. I have watched dubbed movie, but it seems my mind is still in movie hall and watching astonishing Kola ...master piece by Rishabh Shetty... Salute to him to bring hindu culture on silver screen...
It is a devotional song composed and sung in death metal Slayer style.. 😂 Instrument is Nadaswara... Wherever you are please watch the movie... It is a movie which explores the intricacies and nuances of the relationship between man and nature with a backdrop of tradition and culture...
I have seen this movie yesterday and movie is excellent. I am from West India and this movie have refreshed my memories with my Lt. grandmother. When I was kid, she uses to tell me bedtime stories of our ancestor village. One of the stories was of Lord Kshetrapal dada. She told that when she was of my age (may be 5-6 years) she has experienced the presence of Lord kshetrapal (guardian of village and people). Lord use to guard the village at night and use to patrol on his white horse. They used to hear sounds of mystical bells ( ghungharoo ) tied on horse legs. No one tries to follow him or see him. As a kid I was amused by this and asked still he guards the village. She told yes but no one now experienced him after one incident. Once, a man tried to follow him and lord got disappeared at the outskirts of the village near riverbank. Now, at present there is very big temple build at the same place and whenever we use to visit our village, we use to take blessing of Lord Kshetrapal Ji. My father and uncle always narrated the incidents of thieves who never got success to cross the river before temple in taking stolen things out of village. Gramdevta , Kshetrapal or Panjurli is nothing new in our sanatan culture. Almost, every village or town in India have their Gram Devta. Majorly gram devatas are Gods like Hanumanji , Kalbharavji , or relative to supreme lord shiva. However, in many places gramdevta are goddess too. We have very reach culture, rituals and traditions in India. This is one of the stories of Kundapur village of udupi district. We have thousands of villages in India and each of the villages will have something to share. We need many more films like this.
This movie can explain power of movies media and all .. all Bollywood and all indian production house need to understand movie are a one of the strongest media for showing our culture also in correct way not adding any fakeness because indias real culture are powerful if this movie never released its take long time this culture also exist.... We need more movie like this show our hidden and real culture ..
These all are the types of kola which take place in Karnataka's costal regions lile udupi, manglore, kudla etc we have our gods who posse the people who performs this kola and helps the people to get rid of prblms by doing the face to face conversation. They are our guardians they help us in our worst time ❤💥
The intro of the movie was goosebumps giving. After the intro the movie was funny with some character intros. But In the second half the real movie starts. The main character of the movie gets closer to the Bhuta Kola. AND IN THE LAST FIGHT YOU WILL GET MAD. SUPER DUPER ULTRA LEGENDARY FIGHT!!!!! THE HERO WILL GET POSSESSED BY THE DEMIGOD AND THEN YOU WILL GO IN ANOTHER TRANS
Dad it is an Indian instrument used for special holy occasional. It looks like clarinet. Shorter than Nadaswaram. When ur video starts you can see the music director instructing and a man plays that instrument. Also, in Kerala we have Kathakali and this act is performed in Karnataka. Two different states. You should definitely watch this movie dad, it's available now in Amazon Prime. Pls do watch it and post ur reaction or ur thoughts in a video. I'm eagerly expecting yours. Always love you dad❤💯✌
Power of spirit daiva...and power of Indian movies......not Bollywood.....Bollywood created only film against religious......that's whey Bollywood going down..now no body like Bollywood in India
Indian version of Avataar movie... Collaborating and in synchrony with forest and Nature... Preservance of natives Where natives and nature maintain harmony and do not like interference.
The song is for the yellow faced demi God thats the spirit of a male wild boar (guardian diety of the land or forest in the movie) along with reference to a boar incarnation of Lord Vishnu, Varaha.. Translation: Varaha form, the third incarnation of Lord. Vishnu, the supreme among all Gods. Varaha form, the third incarnation of Lord. Vishnu, the supreme among all Gods. He who assumes the form of a wild boar; the greatest of the demons. With teeth as hard as diamond, he who protects us like a shield. He who embodies the essence of Shiva; the one who thrives on earth. He who gives refuge to those who believe in him. The one who has won the hearts of thousands of Gods. We now stand in front of you, worshipping you.
Instruments - the orchestration and instrumentation is awesome with the 2 1/2 octave hardwood wind instrument called Nadaswara taking all our attention. It has a very intense volume and when brought together with damaru (a two faced handheld drum used for spiritual dances), koragana dolu (another percussion instrument used for theatrical performances), gaggara (anklet sounds), guitar and all other western instruments that make up an orchestra you can just imagine what it can bring out.
@@sujinshyam navarasam brings out pathos from a deep sense of loss (of art, of child) whereas this music is celebratory, joyous. How can the 2 be the same? Don't be jealous of the success of this song, which truly brings out positive emotions and is unforgettable.
Excellent Moovie. This song stands out. Perfect blend of Indian Classical Music and Western Rock Music. Song and music perfectly suits the shoot they have done. Must watch movie.
the instrument you asked for is Nada Swara. Heavenly instrument used all over South India. Specially in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Yes, the music is called Carnatic music (origins from Karnataka).
That movie is divine experience. Rishabh shetty no words to say. It story related to Shiva Shankar . In the firest part of movie the rishabh shetty playing a role of Shiva that time he is destroyer and in the climax he is the protector... It's really divine and trance experience in music... No words to say it's amazing experience to watch this movie.
The instruments name is Sannai. It is very Indian ( something similar to your clarinet ) For all auspicious occasions like marriage or any such function we engage these players with drum player too. The drum is called dolu. The instrument is considered as auspicious. Even in temples every day morning the programmes start with sound of sannai.
Hi wow it is amazing basically varaha roopam is wild boar incarnation of lord Vishnu who saves godess earth and this boothakolam is sort of trance to be one with that God
The lyrics are the description of the diety, Varaharoopam , its the third Avatar of Vishnu, of Boar (varaha) who rescues earth from under the sea. The lyrics describe the 3rd Avatar, Varaha. This is Bhoota kola many people might describe it much better, than me, these characters, they are played by people, but spirits enter them,. these are the protectors of villages and the culture.
Actually translation is wrong panjurli is not related to God Vishnu but connected to God Shiva, all daivas are related to God Shiva. And your rest points are correct.
Movie KANTARA make all Indians Proud of Culture and How colourful we are . And how rich our culture is too ❤❤❤❤ may God bless every person who worked day and night on this film . Every one of them. it get connects to the direct relativity between GOD and our spiritual rituals,
I just saw this movie. And it’s an amazing experience, especially this song. It simply grows on you. Still in its awe. Kudos to the entire team for their hard work and creativity ❤️
@@simplysudhi that's not how it's works. Thaikudam bridge has already filed copyright issues. Here the song is entirely copied not the lyrics but the rythm. Ggvv music done by malayalee midhun mukundan. Chandrachooda was an awesome song difference from old chandrachooda song is rythm and beat. So using old songs aren't a issue. Maybe thaikudam bridge bought the rights but here it's not. They copied the rythm and all
@@cinephile1050 people heard about Navarasam only after Varaha roopam became such a hit. Otherwise nobody outside of Kerala has heard of Navarasam or Thaikudam bridge. In any case Navarasa doesn't touch your soul like Varaha roopam .
In love with this movie's background scores and cinematography 🤌🔥🔥🔥🔥 and rishab Shetty's performance in the end was chef's kiss 😘😘 literal goosebumps 👌👌👌🔥 and the music 🥺🥺🥺🤌🤌 words are not enough to Justify that 🥲
I am from Kerala. This tune in Kantara is the same tune as Navarasam, a song directed by Thaikudam Bridge for Kappa TV years ago. If you are an audience, you can check it out on TH-cam.
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Indeed man nice review.. specialy music mixed with rock guitar 🎸 🔥
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Kantara is the best Indian film. Don't miss it on the theater.
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They are two deities of South India( coastal karnataka) Panjurli(Yellow face one) and Guliga(Black faced one) They are Regional Gatekeepers of their individual region .They protect people and villages from all kinds of negative energy.Basically they are Assigned as Guardians of their region (villages)By goddess Chamundeshwari ( one of the fierce form of Goddess parvati )These two deities also regard Goddess parvati as their mother.
Ohh...thanks for the information😅 but if you don't mind me asking I saw somewhere in comment section some were saying they are ancestors spirits who were getting worshipped way before Hindu religion came forward(which I personally disagree upon but since I am not the native of that region so better to be silent) So I was wondering according to your info the link with Hinduism is quite evident then some making noise of ancestors is quite confusing...Anyways its totally fine in case you don't wana answer/explain...Thanks 😌
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@@runali4065 In one way it's right... The 9 avatars of lord Vishnu is nothing other than evolution just told 15,000 years ago by Adi yogi himself. Matsya avatar - life started from water, Kurma avatar - life started to advance to land, Varaha - Life very rooted into the body and so on. You can get the reference to this if you search. In this context, it's right to say they are our ancestors. And this is the only culture where we make our own gods not that we see gods as separate. We see god in everything.
@@runali4065 Before Hinduism means what you called hindu religion it doesn't exist according to Hindus , it was named by external invadors. We hindus are not religious people we only follow only Sanatana Dharma means eternal law, nothing else. Hindu is a geographic term means whoever born in this place ( Indian subcontinent) they are hindu. So one way what they are trying to say is correct. It's that those comments are trying to say and you can't get it.
For additional information most South Indian people very aware about this above fact so whenever misunderstanding come they always protest it and called out "hindu religion " word but Most North Indian are not.
@@smrutirekhapattnayak4504 bro its sanathana dharma not santhana dharma
It is not an act, or dance or any performance.... But.. Its a divine experience....
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The musical instrument you asked about, is called Nadaswaram specially played in Southern part of India especially in Indian weddings. It's a double reed wind instrument.
This song is a Copy cat of Original Malayalam Album song NAVARASAM by Thaikudam bridge . Watch the original:
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The instrument is Shehnai and not nadaswaram
@@HstreamYT it's similar to that's but sound is huge difference 🙏
Yeah it's basically played during the temple festivals and wedding occasions. I never ever thought someone could bring out the best in their music playing this. Music is something else for this movie.
I am from coastal Karnataka (Mangaluru city) and Boota Kola is integral part of the culture here. As a kid I was scared to attend Boota Kola as the vibe and environment is intimidating and scary often (for me as a kid) and I used to stand behind my dad legs holding onto his hands tightly. Only when I turned 15 I started to understand the importance of it and how it brings kind of soothing effect to one mental faculty. There is devotion aspect to it obviously but its cultural and social impact is underrated but very important.
P.S: Boota Kola is also there in Kerala. I think it is called Theyyam.
Also there in TN, (Tamilnadu) as "kolavai" and they make sounds with their tongue and also talk..but as with every good, natural and divine thing, humans misuse these people for their vested interests, as shown in the film, where the landlord asks the kola performer to do kola in his favor...such people would go to the extent of bribing even the purest and highest and noblest God's, without knowing that will be their end..
It's called bhootha kola, or Daivaradhane, kind of spirit worship practiced in coastal region of karnataka,
Kantara is movie of Hindu beliefs ..faith...culture....Devine experience...That cry/shout still rings in my ears...I am unable to recover from movie experience..Kantara( watched in Telugu)...connected me to God...tears rolled...especially last few minutes...
Kantara is movie of Hindu....and north to south every inch is Sanatan land 🕉️🕉️🕉️
This culture has nothing to do with Hinduism. The word Hindu was introduced in 1798 by Sir. Williams Jones . Brahmins (who don't belong to this land) are trying to swallow all the indigenous cultures in name of Hindu. That's why Lingayaths(Kanada) and Saivers(Tamils) are saying that they are not Hindus.
@@norlanmanithan3788 rice bag big mouth
@@norlanmanithan3788 keep crying truth will not change... And varaha roopam itself shows that it's related to krishna avatar varaha which is basically boar 🐗.... And song itself is in sanskrit... So get the fuck out here.. Other than tamilians everyone else consider it to be hindu 🕉️ and even karnataka people proudly call themselves hindu..
@@norlanmanithan3788 Rightly said.
It's a ritualistic performance called bhootha kola, this culture is followed in Tulunad, the coastal Karnataka comprising of Mangalore Kundapura, Udupi and some more..
They conjure spirits into their bodies and perform. It's a belief, Panjurli the Demi God protects the nature... I'm from Karnataka but not from this region. I hope I helped you understand.
Thanks for reacting to this amazing track! You should watch this spectacular movie in theatres, you'll be in awe of it!
Love and regards from Karnataka, India ♥️💐🙏🏽
I'm so proud to be a South Indian and having the tradition of bhootha kola in my roots. And i am so happy that our culture was brought out there. And now the whole world knows where we tuluvas and kanadigas come from. How colourful we are . And how rich our culture is too ❤️❤️❤️❤️ may God bless every person who worked day and night on this film . Every one of them.
As a north sanatani I feel proud to be part of my south culture ...i m happy to know about my culture..jai sanatan dharma
Much Love!
The same tradition also exists in the North (Himalayas).
So i feels good to be part of such excellent culture and tradition.
@@Vijaya7225 true like demigods are present in uttrakhand folklore too i guess
Jai rishab
We all should promote this movie
Climax is lit🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This song brings tears in eyes if you really understand the wordings used. singers voice is so devine !!!
Yes sir, very true. I don't know why but tears rolldown whenever i listen to this master piece. Yet to figure it out. It makes me sooo happy & peaceful..
...and if you have watched the film, and knowing at which exact moment it starts to play. Impressive beyond words.
Same
Tears actually rolled Bien my tears in extacy watching the last 30 mins of the film .
Same here.. I listened this song thrice only to control my tears but failed... I watched this movie yesterday in theatre and trust me the climax was lit🔥 couldn’t hold back tears rolling down from my eyes.. please watch this masterpiece in theatres..
This Getup and Music always give me goosebumps 😊
Plze see Navarasam the orginal version
@@sreezsree3837 sure ☺️
Orginal copy from kerala band
Bro it is different than varaha ropam brooo
True 🙌🏽
🙏sir,first of all we thanq for your great and respectful reaction about our culture ,it's a way of worshiping in south india,particularly in KARNATAKA, that too in south Karnataka and here in South canara, udupi,Dharmasthala,kundhapur etc places.its like how you go to church and confess with the father or preist,and get solution and blessings,in the same way in this ritual through preist the god is speaking and giving the solution ,blessings,punishment etc.its done with respect ,faith ,belief and divinity
this song meaning or translation goes roughly like this,this is lirycs
Aa Aa Aa Aa Ra Aa
Varaha Roopam
Daiva Varishtam
Varaha Roopam
Daiva Varishtam
Varasmitha Vadanam
Vajra Dantadhara
Raksha Kavacham
Shiv Sambhutha
Bhuvi Samjatha
Nambi Dawa Gimbu
Koduvavaneetha
Saavira Daivada
Mana Sampritha
Bedutha Nindevu
Aaradhisutha
Meaning or translation
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VARAAHA ROOPAM MEANS a boar form(avatharam of a boar,it's a Sanskrit word,when the earth was sinking ,lord vishnu took this boar form and lifted the earth with his two protuding tooth,(if you googal DASHAVATARAM you get the stories of lord Vishnus 10 forms or avatharam)
Daiva varistam means ,most superior
among the dieties,
Varasmita vadanam means
Beautiful,soothing face
Vajra Dantadhara
Raksha Kavacham means
Having Strong as diamond like teeth
Protective shield
Shiv Sambhutha
Bhuvi Samjatha
Nambi Dawa Gimbu
Koduvavaneetha means
Lord Shiva's form or connected with lord shiva and one who is born on earth, blesses and fulfils wishes of one who believes him
Saavira Daivada
Mana Sampritha
Bedutha Nindevu
Aaradhisutha means
Thousands of god's favourite
We stand begging for his blessings by worshiping and glorifying him🙏
thank you so much for this information. Love from Himachal
Namaste Veena ji.. 🙏🙏
Thanks a lot .. tumba dhanyavadagalu .. 🙏🙏
@@hemanthk6960 🙏
Beautifully.... Explained ,Thank you
In rural tamilnadu also we have this Sami adal. Kuladeivam. I think all over south India it's there. Only the kuladeivam name différés. When I was a child in my village it was there.
The more i discover about my Sanatan Dharma, the more i respect it, and the more i realise that it's THE way of life. Nothing else. The multilayered culture, beliefs, history and accuracy of my Sanatan Dharma is so complicated and compelling that it simply can't be false. In my childhood i avoided going to famous temples because of the crowd and long queues but now i have the utmost respect for my Dharma.
It's a beautiful journey
Believe me, most North, East and West Indians didn't know about all these rituals until we saw Kantara. There's a culture shock involved here too.
You come toKerala, we will show you sevrallike this.. Kantara "Varaha - a Daiva Kola"
These are practised pan India, it’s part of Hinduism, it’s there from Mahabharata period.
speak for the urban population bro.
Wherever there is Devi Worship, there exists similar rituals.
Com to karnataka
We have 60+ festivals dedicate to deities and I am from Uttarakhand, you knowledge is limited to your awareness, no disrespect.
Varaha, the third incarnation of Lord. Vishnu, the supreme among all Gods. The belief is that the holy guardian forest sprit Panjurli (which is in the form of a wild boar) and Guliga protect the forest and the people living off of the forest. During this dance performance its believed the dancers go in trance and divine sprit communicates thru them to address any concerns devotees would have. For example if I have a difficult decision to take like should I pursue a certain job or sell a certain property or family disputes and problems they seek audience with the divine sprite communicating thru the dancer. The gesture of dancer tapping hands in there chest is a sign of assurance of protection ( meaning I am there for you ). The different gestures mean different things and it can vary from assurance, warning to touching of hands to warm hugs. Its said out of the audience the sprit will read your heart and choose who to communicate to. I different parts of India there are different local demi gods called Kshetra (place in Sanskrit) Palaka (protector in Sanskrit) Daiva (god). In Tamilnadu there is similar tradition of Ayyanar, Karuppu Sami, at time it would be a demi goddess as well.
Well explained..... Credits to you for your time to explain
Good outline for him.
its not related to vishnus avatar VARAHA ROOPAM was given to represent panjurli since its boar form similar to lord vishnu varaha form, its just a sanskrit word
didnt know all this. thanks
Thanks brother for this information
This movie is a masterpiece and I won't be able to get it out of my head for years to come. I have witnessed something beyond acting and cinematography. It was a treat to my eyes watching this movie in the theatres in Kanada (with subtitles as I am not native to this language).
Apart from all the details added by numerous people about the two dieties, I would like to add that I could connect to this movie as the concept of Kula-daivam (ancestral gods) is native to every village in india (north or south) and this point really helps people outside of Karnataka to really connect with this movie.
Thank you Rishab shetty & the entire team for this divine blockbuster.
Saying kula daivam is ancestral God is ambiguous. It's not ancestor worship, but a God chosen and worshipped over many generations of the family - the kula
@@sancti3707 Thanks for pointing out the ambiguity. But I never mentioned that Kula-daivam is about ancestors as gods. Our culture has a very broad class of daivam (ista daivam, kula daivam,etc and also worshipping ancestors as gods) which i think cannot be explained enough in a TH-cam comment😅.
But I hope the message about the movie was conveyed to you keeping aside the technicalities. 🙏
This is not any movie, it’s an emotion…experience unbeatable …Jai Varaha 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Rock + Folk = 🤘
You are absolutely right. This dance form which is a part of a practice called Bhoota Kola is unique to a small region of Karnataka state in India. Each small region of the state has some unique form of worship of god and ancestors. Here the worship is that of a spirit of ancestors who have come down to fight injustice.
The whole thing is an experience as you said, takes hours to prepare and unique in visuals and music. This form is hundreds of years old and has influenced the newer form called Yakshagana that came into being around 1300 CE.
The movie itself has cultural, political and ecological overtones but this particular piece is a very successful mix of Paaddana (folklore oral narrative), Carnatic classical music and Hard Rock. The music and video together not only show how music from different cultures can mix, but that practices of any culture can mix with another, and nature and humans co-exist.
This song is a Copy cat of Original Malayalam Album song NAVARASAM by Thaikudam bridge . Watch the original:
th-cam.com/video/oYK6JU7Nx38/w-d-xo.html
Nicely articulated 👍
You need to watch Kantara in theatre, it's a gem!! Which you do not want to miss out on
Love my Indian culture..So blessed..
I am feeling proud of Mr Rishab who portrayed this culture,religious practices into the on-screen,which made all Indians feel proud.
The another thing here should be appreciated is He made it with dedication &But didn't creat any HYPE or didn't make huge publicity too unlike few movies who made before release,but everybody in every area, irrespective of their language,culture, connected to this movie, automatically became Damn success!!
👌👌👏👏👍👍
అద్భుతః పాట పూర్తిగా ఉంది,ఈ పాట ఈ చిత్రం అడవులను నాశనం చేసే వారికి,జంతువులను హింసించే వారికీ,మట్టిని రక్షించలేని వారికి జ్ఞానం రావాలనే ఈ చత్రం,చాలా చాలా మంచి చిత్రం, ఈషా ఫౌండేషన్ గురుదేవులు చెప్తోంది కూడా ఇదే,నేలంతా రోడ్లన్నీ సిమెంట్ చేసేస్తుంటే,మట్టి ఎక్కడుంది,ఇందుకే ఈ ఉత్పాతాలు 😭😭🥰🥰🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🌋🌋🌋🌋🌋🌋🌋🌋❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰
🙏🙏🙏
👌👌👌💯
Kudos to music director - Ajaneesh Lokanath & Director - Rishab Shetty 🥇✅🔥
Bruh it's a plain copy of Thaikkudam Bridge's Navarasam . They are going to take legal action
@@sujinshyam 😂😂😂😂😂
Kanakaangi Raga used in this song as well as in Navarasa. Sounds same to unlearned ears.
@@simplysudhi well said 👌🏻✅
@@simplysudhi yes but copy is copy varaha roopam and navarasam are entirely similar.
ಕಾಂತಾರ ಕನ್ನಡದ ಹೆಮ್ಮೆ♥️💛🙏🙏🙏
This is the culture of Tulu Nadu (Karnataka) ❤️🕉️🙏🚩
Also part of north Kerala’theyyam’
@@besantangilimoottil2229 true
The best part about our religious practices all throughout India, is the local music that is used in invocation of our Deities🙏🏻 That music will shake your soul and you will be able to feel the divine energy🕉❤️ May our Devtas give us the strength and bless our souls to carry forward our beautiful and divine traditions🙏🏻
In different parts of India there are different local demi gods called Kshetra (place in Sanskrit) Palaka (protector in Sanskrit) Daiva (god). In Tamilnadu there is similar tradition of Ayyanar, Karuppu Sami, at time it would be a demi goddess as well. You can say its like an Indian shaman tradition. This tradition is still prevalent in the rural parts of India where people are still rooted the soil. In this movie they have focused on south Karnataka state region called Tulunadu bordering Kerala. The belief is that the holy guardian forest sprit Panjurli (which is in the form of a wild boar) represented with yellow face paint and Guliga ( Panjurli’s associate) represented by black face paint protect the forest and the people living off of the forest. They both have different origin stories based in local folklore. Panjurli is said to have been created by Lord Shiva’s wife mother Goddess Parvathi as her pet boar in Himalayas, but it’s really naughty and Shiva hunts it down. Parvathi becomes furious and Shiva to avoid her wrath revives Panjurli’s sprit and sends him to Tulunadu region to protect the forest and its people in its sprit form. Meanwhile Guliga has a more darker origin story. Both Panjurli and Guliga have kind of sibling bond ( they fought each other onetime and then with higher divine intervention dispute was resolved and they were blessed to be as inseparable as blood siblings). Its more like classic buddy cop story of the good and bad cop. Panjurli is more people friendly approachable and is often worshipped with other deities within home. Whereas Guliga is represented in form of an irregular shaped rock often half buried below the tree within the boundary of the property said to guard the border and keep evil entities out of the property. Guliga is known for his voracious appetite and standing up for Panjurli. Hope this would help in understanding references when you eventually get to watch the movie.
Proud to be kannadiga
I m now becoming a great fan of kannada n telgu movies ...bollywood is a disgracing hindu religion
I am from north India, love how south could persevere the culture. North was invaded repeatedly, nothing left except old shrines
Yeah
Proud to be tuluva, this culture mostly happens exactly in tulunadu khudla mangalore karnataka and many other native places in coastal karnataka areas and also in few parts of kerala......
I am an Indian I speak Tulu . I would like to share u about our culture we do this because the demilord save us in matter so we do this in our house we call it as kola. Every villagers come to see this kola . There are thousands of demilord such as kallurti,koragaja, pasanamurthi,punjurli,guliga,dharmadevathe,manthradevathe,kulkuda,sathyadevathe,
KANTARA - Sanskrit Word - means "MYSTERIOUS FOREST"
Its DAIVA - Demigod (Panjurli & Guliga are Daivas - protects the local area & people)
Buffalo race is KAMBALA
Totally its Coastal Karnataka (Mangalore, Udupi, Kundapura) Traditions, proudly depicted in the Movie.
WE ARE PROUD OF OUR TRADITIONS
ALL OUR TRADITIONS ARE SCIENTIFIC
Rishab Shetty's wife & both children have acted in this movie.
During the Daiva shooting He strictly followed Brahmacharya,
Pure Vegetarian,
Other Rituals
Costume Designer - by Rishab's wife
Scientific😂😂😂... Funny😝😝
@@Robinthms66 :) If you knew what is scientific and quantum physics you would know better.. One step at a time :) Economy is spelled E C O N O M Y
@@Robinthms66 your scientists are learning everything from sanathana dharma. They are copying ancient Indian scripts and inventing patents
@@allahmotherchod5943 aaahaa😂😂😂
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
It is one of thousands of rituals across India worshipping Gods. There are many native instruments perfectly fused with Western ones. The main instrument, is completely indigenous and has different names in different Indian languages. It is generally called Shehnai, a piper. The language of the song is Sanskrit, tune is Indian classical, dance and costumes ares a version of Kadhakali, many ingenious instruments with a western touch.
Music is just devine ❤️❤️
Saw movie yesterday hatsoff Rishab Shetty
This song is a Copy cat of Original Malayalam Album song NAVARASAM by Thaikudam bridge . Watch the original:
th-cam.com/video/oYK6JU7Nx38/w-d-xo.html
Kantara ❤️ Oscar ❤️ masterpiece ❤️no words ❤️ actor ❤️acting❤️ story ❤️ music ❤️2022❤️
Who cares about Oscar. Thanks for showing the culture 🙏
Kantara movie song varaha roopam song not original song 🤣🤣🤣🤣 navarasam album song original song 🔥
Varaha roopam copy song not Oscar award 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@ArvindKumar-wr6pf Overwriting court's decision that it is not a copy of Navarasam !! Peace - Half knowledge is dangerous.. Try to know fully...
kantara is masterpiece of cinema .
That's the miracle of our Indian classical music Sir.🙏
Proud to be a Tulua South Indian.... 🙏🙏🙏
Proud to be kannadiga karnataka
Instruments used in this song making.. maybe i missed some
Shahnoy, Drums, Violin, Guitar, Electric Guitar, I donno how many people gave chorus, Carnatic fusion ( I donno how many tunes) ..Finally a masterpiece.
And Nadaswaram.
ತುಳುನಾಡು ಬ್ರೋ 👍👌
This is the most beautiful movie I ever seen! Heart touching movie and absolutely feels like watching again and again. I’m kannadiga and now I’m so much into knowing about Panjurlidaiva and Tulu culture.
Varaha means Boar (wild Boar) which is one of the incarnations of Vishnu.
This movie has some extremely deeper connotations of Sanatan dharma, rutuals, traits. The protagonist of Kabtara is Shiva, the ranger has been named as Murali (which means Vishnu). They fight and then becomes one. The represents non-duality.
If you are clueless about what I said, but if this interests you. You will find out.
This is one of the gems of the movie..even though I don't understand Kannada but the song gives goosebumps. I have watched dubbed movie, but it seems my mind is still in movie hall and watching astonishing Kola ...master piece by Rishabh Shetty... Salute to him to bring hindu culture on silver screen...
Extremely intense and energetic when actually present in the place.
this is real Indian culture
It is a devotional song composed and sung in death metal Slayer style.. 😂 Instrument is Nadaswara... Wherever you are please watch the movie... It is a movie which explores the intricacies and nuances of the relationship between man and nature with a backdrop of tradition and culture...
This song is a Copy cat of Original Malayalam Album song NAVARASAM by Thaikudam bridge . Watch the original:
th-cam.com/video/oYK6JU7Nx38/w-d-xo.html
That metal fusion along with Nadaswaram is the beauty here
I have seen this movie yesterday and movie is excellent.
I am from West India and this movie have refreshed my memories with my Lt. grandmother. When I was kid, she uses to tell me bedtime stories of our ancestor village. One of the stories was of Lord Kshetrapal dada. She told that when she was of my age (may be 5-6 years) she has experienced the presence of Lord kshetrapal (guardian of village and people). Lord use to guard the village at night and use to patrol on his white horse. They used to hear sounds of mystical bells ( ghungharoo ) tied on horse legs. No one tries to follow him or see him. As a kid I was amused by this and asked still he guards the village. She told yes but no one now experienced him after one incident. Once, a man tried to follow him and lord got disappeared at the outskirts of the village near riverbank. Now, at present there is very big temple build at the same place and whenever we use to visit our village, we use to take blessing of Lord Kshetrapal Ji. My father and uncle always narrated the incidents of thieves who never got success to cross the river before temple in taking stolen things out of village.
Gramdevta , Kshetrapal or Panjurli is nothing new in our sanatan culture. Almost, every village or town in India have their Gram Devta. Majorly gram devatas are Gods like Hanumanji , Kalbharavji , or relative to supreme lord shiva. However, in many places gramdevta are goddess too.
We have very reach culture, rituals and traditions in India. This is one of the stories of Kundapur village of udupi district. We have thousands of villages in India and each of the villages will have something to share. We need many more films like this.
Proud to be Tuluva❤️
In Tulunadu we worship daiva (Demi Gods),more then gods
ನಮ್ಮ ಕನ್ನಡದ ಸಿನಿಮಾ ಕಾಂತಾರ, ನಮ್ಮ ಹೆಮ್ಮೆ..
The best devotional song with fusion of classical indian and western music.
This song is a Copy cat of Original Malayalam Album song NAVARASAM by Thaikudam bridge . Watch the original:
th-cam.com/video/oYK6JU7Nx38/w-d-xo.html
This movie can explain power of movies media and all .. all Bollywood and all indian production house need to understand movie are a one of the strongest media for showing our culture also in correct way not adding any fakeness because indias real culture are powerful if this movie never released its take long time this culture also exist....
We need more movie like this show our hidden and real culture ..
As I tamilan, I love very and very much. Fantastic movie's
You got to watch the movie in a Theatre as it’s all over. Catch up soon !!
This movie is....superb .. definitely Oscar contestant
Just close your eyes and feel yourself at his place all answers will deliver
Panjurli is our ancestors who protects our community and guide.like female elephant it's know the all ways so it guide there crew members
These all are the types of kola which take place in Karnataka's costal regions lile udupi, manglore, kudla etc we have our gods who posse the people who performs this kola and helps the people to get rid of prblms by doing the face to face conversation. They are our guardians they help us in our worst time ❤💥
Go to your nearest theatre just a masterpiece
No movie were made in past or future 🔥
If you don't watch this movie then leave watching movies
Must watch movie 🔥
The intro of the movie was goosebumps giving. After the intro the movie was funny with some character intros. But In the second half the real movie starts. The main character of the movie gets closer to the Bhuta Kola. AND IN THE LAST FIGHT YOU WILL GET MAD. SUPER DUPER ULTRA LEGENDARY FIGHT!!!!! THE HERO WILL GET POSSESSED BY THE DEMIGOD AND THEN YOU WILL GO IN ANOTHER TRANS
Dad it is an Indian instrument used for special holy occasional. It looks like clarinet. Shorter than Nadaswaram. When ur video starts you can see the music director instructing and a man plays that instrument. Also, in Kerala we have Kathakali and this act is performed in Karnataka. Two different states. You should definitely watch this movie dad, it's available now in Amazon Prime. Pls do watch it and post ur reaction or ur thoughts in a video. I'm eagerly expecting yours. Always love you dad❤💯✌
Power of spirit daiva...and power of Indian movies......not Bollywood.....Bollywood created only film against religious......that's whey Bollywood going down..now no body like Bollywood in India
Just goosebumps ....
This genre is called Carnatic metal. It is quite good.
No such genre. This is a well executed fusion.
It is a fusion
@@Wiintb Dude just search for the band karthikeya, Agam other carnatic rock/metal bands.
It's a genre that's been around for a while.
Go buy a ticket for this, coz it's a theatre experience movie. Last 20 minutes in this, no words are there to explain. Incredibly done 😘😘
Indian version of Avataar movie... Collaborating and in synchrony with forest and Nature... Preservance of natives Where natives and nature maintain harmony and do not like interference.
The instrument is called Nadaswaram.
This song is a Copy cat of Original Malayalam Album song NAVARASAM by Thaikudam bridge . Watch the original:
th-cam.com/video/oYK6JU7Nx38/w-d-xo.html
As a Indian all we love classical music , it’s so rock and devotional music …. Love it (it’s all credited goes to Rishab sir and tram)
Even for us locals , song is v uniquely subscibed, shehnai a musical instrument added in this is v melodious and keeps coming to our mind in ripples
Am a proud Indian... Our culture, our traditions and values are deep rooted. Yaava janmada punyavo ee neladalli janisiddu.
The song is for the yellow faced demi God thats the spirit of a male wild boar (guardian diety of the land or forest in the movie) along with reference to a boar incarnation of Lord Vishnu, Varaha..
Translation:
Varaha form, the third incarnation of Lord. Vishnu, the supreme among all Gods.
Varaha form, the third incarnation of Lord. Vishnu, the supreme among all Gods.
He who assumes the form of a wild boar; the greatest of the demons.
With teeth as hard as diamond, he who protects us like a shield.
He who embodies the essence of Shiva; the one who thrives on earth.
He who gives refuge to those who believe in him.
The one who has won the hearts of thousands of Gods.
We now stand in front of you, worshipping you.
100 years to know the folk art..., Great India... ❤️
It's our culture
Pride🙏🙏🚩
I'm from North India, but I listen to this song on Repeat! Loved Kantara movie
Best songs....is year
This song is a Copy cat of Original Malayalam Album song NAVARASAM by Thaikudam bridge . Watch the original:
th-cam.com/video/oYK6JU7Nx38/w-d-xo.html
Wonderful kaantara jai sanatana dharma 🕉🕉🕉💪💪💪❤❤❤
Instruments - the orchestration and instrumentation is awesome with the 2 1/2 octave hardwood wind instrument called Nadaswara taking all our attention. It has a very intense volume and when brought together with damaru (a two faced handheld drum used for spiritual dances), koragana dolu (another percussion instrument used for theatrical performances), gaggara (anklet sounds), guitar and all other western instruments that make up an orchestra you can just imagine what it can bring out.
This song is a Copy cat of Original Malayalam Album song NAVARASAM by Thaikudam bridge . Watch the original:
th-cam.com/video/oYK6JU7Nx38/w-d-xo.html
Bruh it's a copy of Thaikkudam Bridge's Navarasam
@@sujinshyam navarasam brings out pathos from a deep sense of loss (of art, of child) whereas this music is celebratory, joyous. How can the 2 be the same? Don't be jealous of the success of this song, which truly brings out positive emotions and is unforgettable.
Not nadaswara is sehenai sir
Excellent Moovie. This song stands out. Perfect blend of Indian Classical Music and Western Rock Music. Song and music perfectly suits the shoot they have done. Must watch movie.
the instrument you asked for is Nada Swara. Heavenly instrument used all over South India. Specially in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Yes, the music is called Carnatic music (origins from Karnataka).
Shaynayi
🤣🤣🤣🤣 varaha roopam song not original song 🤭🤭🤭🤣🤣🤣🤣 copy Malayalam navarasam album song
That movie is divine experience.
Rishabh shetty no words to say.
It story related to Shiva Shankar .
In the firest part of movie the rishabh shetty playing a role of Shiva that time he is destroyer and in the climax he is the protector...
It's really divine and trance experience in music...
No words to say it's amazing experience to watch this movie.
Who agrees kantara is winning Oscar 👍 👍👍👍👍
The instruments name is Sannai. It is very Indian ( something similar to your clarinet ) For all auspicious occasions like marriage or any such function we engage these players with drum player too. The drum is called dolu. The instrument is considered as auspicious. Even in temples every day morning the programmes start with sound of sannai.
This is song is power ! 🙄 But u also check navarasam song on thaikudam bridge 👍.. 5 years ago 😉 nailed it
Navarasam evokes pathos , this music evokes joy. No comparison!
Hi wow it is amazing basically varaha roopam is wild boar incarnation of lord Vishnu who saves godess earth and this boothakolam is sort of trance to be one with that God
The lyrics are the description of the diety, Varaharoopam , its the third Avatar of Vishnu, of Boar (varaha) who rescues earth from under the sea.
The lyrics describe the 3rd Avatar, Varaha.
This is Bhoota kola many people might describe it much better, than me, these characters, they are played by people, but spirits enter them,. these are the protectors of villages and the culture.
Actually translation is wrong panjurli is not related to God Vishnu but connected to God Shiva, all daivas are related to God Shiva. And your rest points are correct.
One of the best composition, lyrics and great song. Its devotional song! Thank you for showcasing this on your channel. Proud to be Kannadiga!
I loved it wn u totally felt the music 🔥 🔥
This song is a Copy cat of Original Malayalam Album song NAVARASAM by Thaikudam bridge . Watch the original:
th-cam.com/video/oYK6JU7Nx38/w-d-xo.html
Movie KANTARA make all Indians Proud of Culture and How colourful we are . And how rich our culture is too ❤❤❤❤ may God bless every person who worked day and night on this film . Every one of them.
it get connects to the direct relativity between GOD and our spiritual rituals,
The solo guitar 🎸 is amazing
Habibi come to TULUNAD 🚩✨
Rishabh Shetty sir rocked💥
This song is a masterpiece
Movie also broo...
copy from kerala
navarasa by Thaikudam bridge band
Copy song master piece 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Climax Excellent 👌👌👌👌👌
Hindu culture is so rich since centuries.
Nada swaram is the instrument… Jai Varaham 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I just saw this movie. And it’s an amazing experience, especially this song. It simply grows on you. Still in its awe. Kudos to the entire team for their hard work and creativity ❤️
Excellent divine music... Goosebumps
Thanks to Thaikkudam Bridge for being behind this wonderful composition ❤❤❤
Thanks to Father of Carnatic Music 'Purandara Dasa' for composing this Raga ,😀
@@simplysudhi that's not how it's works. Thaikudam bridge has already filed copyright issues. Here the song is entirely copied not the lyrics but the rythm. Ggvv music done by malayalee midhun mukundan. Chandrachooda was an awesome song difference from old chandrachooda song is rythm and beat. So using old songs aren't a issue. Maybe thaikudam bridge bought the rights but here it's not. They copied the rythm and all
Sorry. I disagree. I have heard both song n number of times. They are different n they can go ahead n file a case which will eventually be rejected.
@@simplysudhi eventually rejected 🤣. It's clear case plagiarism and the kantara team already accepted it
@@cinephile1050 people heard about Navarasam only after Varaha roopam became such a hit. Otherwise nobody outside of Kerala has heard of Navarasam or Thaikudam bridge. In any case Navarasa doesn't touch your soul like Varaha roopam .
In love with this movie's background scores and cinematography 🤌🔥🔥🔥🔥 and rishab Shetty's performance in the end was chef's kiss 😘😘 literal goosebumps 👌👌👌🔥 and the music 🥺🥺🥺🤌🤌 words are not enough to Justify that 🥲
Superb movie i watched it 4 times..never get bored.. addicted
I am from Kerala. This tune in Kantara is the same tune as Navarasam, a song directed by Thaikudam Bridge for Kappa TV years ago. If you are an audience, you can check it out on TH-cam.