പൂന്തേനിനു മധുരമുണ്ടോ/ഓണപ്പാട്ട് /Nithinraj Perumbalam/Manoj Kumar/ Neon Produtions /Vipin Marpadi

Описание: Poontheninu Madhuramundo - Onam song / Neon Productions
Music credits
Singer: Manojkumar

Lyrics and Music: Nithinraj Perumpalam
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Orchestration: Sreeraj T Raju
Keyboard programming: Sajan Ananthapuri
Kanjira: Santhosh Eravankara
Flute: Subash Cherthala
Studio : Digistar Media Thripunithura
Sound engineer: Santhosh Eravankara
Sound mixing &mastering: Syam Lal


Video credits

Producer : Vipin Marpadi
Edit & Colouring : Unni Fineday
Camera : Sarath euforia
Stills & Design :Dhanoop Eventree

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About Onam Festival Kerala (South India) :

The festival of Onam is celebrated throughout the state of Kerala. Kerala during Onam is marked by happiness, excitement, and enjoyment among all sections of people. Onam is celebrated as an outcome of reasons that have to do with mythology as well as old agrarian practices. If one is to go by the myth, then King Mahabali or Maveli was a generous and virtuous ruler, who had once ruled Kerala. During his rule, the kingdom became so prosperous that devas (gods of the Heaven) felt jealous about this and also for the reason that King Mahabali was an asura - a member of the demon clan - who were the enemies of devas. So, they sent Lord Vishnu in the guise of Vamana (a dwarf) to King Mahabali. As an offering from the generous king, Vamanarequested Mahabali for three feet of land. At the time of measuring the three feet of land, Vamana grew so huge that he measured all the world in two steps. Since he had nowhere else to place his third step, Mahabali asked Vamana to place it on his head. Pleased by his benevolence, Vamana blessed Mahabali before he was sent to the nether world and granted him permission to visit his dear subjects once a year. This occasion is celebrated by all Keralites as Onam.

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