Man who sing Brahmastra ‘Kesariya’ in 5 languages, Netizen praise

• Man who sings Kesariya song in 5 languages has been creating waves on social media.
• Video was published on December 16, and it has received over 1.9 lakh views since then.
• Started with the Hindi version of Kesariya and goes on to sing it in Malayalam, Tamil, etc.

Man who sing Brahmastra ‘Kesariya‘ in 5 languages has been creating waves on social media and Netizen praise. While many people adore Ayan Mukherjee’s magnum opus’ love ballad, others were put off by the song’s ‘love storiyan’ section. Some even posted dance covers, surprising crossovers, and lovely versions of the song, which moved netizens’ hearts and earned them overwhelming plaudits. A video that is gaining popularity on social media now shows a man singing Kesariya. Furthermore, he sings it in five languages in under a minute.

“Kesariya in 5 languages,” read the caption accompanying the video shared by Instagram handle @himhansmusic. It opens to show the man, who goes by Kush on Insta, singing Kesariya in five languages. Kush starts with the Hindi version of Kesariya and goes on to sing it in Malayalam, Kannada, Telugu and Tamil.

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The video was published on December 16, and it has received over 1.9 lakh views since then. The post also gained 15,000 likes and a flood of comments from Internet users.

Here’s how people reacted

“Wowwww,” posted an individual with fire emoticons. “This is such a beautiful ‘sangam’ of all the languages. Hands down!” shared another. “Close your eyes and listen, you will not feel a different language,” expressed a third. “And the music has no language barriers,” commented a fourth. “This is literally mind blowing,” wrote a fifth.