26 November 2019

Video of the day -- Challa


A cheerful piece.  Worth fullscreen for some London scenery.  The language of the song is, I think, either Hindi or Punjabi.

4 Comments:

Blogger nothoughtsnoprayersnonothing said...

yes, it was a cheerful piece. All of us ought to ask ourselves what we are seeking. I wonder if we could give the answer right now. Or would we have to sit and think. I wonder if we are just wandering around.

27 November, 2019 03:53  
Blogger Debra She Who Seeks said...

Cheerful indeed! And you're right, I love the scenery! I want to go back to London.

27 November, 2019 04:51  
Blogger Mary Kirkland said...

The scenery was interesting. I've never been there so that was fun to see. His voice isn't half bad either.

27 November, 2019 10:30  
Blogger Infidel753 said...

Glad you liked it! I gather he's pretty popular, though I'm not familiar with him.

29 November, 2019 12:19  

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