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Piranha / April 14, 2013
Very versatile actress and singer. She appears to be able to speak many languages.
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w.Diyana / April 15, 2013
Great Artiste. How a little nursery rhyme I learnt in my “Baby Class” ( as it was called then), Brings me boundless enjoyment through the great musical traditions of India. Superb experience.
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oopla / April 15, 2013
my carnatic singing friend sings with us some times as a parody but with its own merits. The video artiste sings in Malayalam, Tamil, Telungu? and Punjabi styles. Love it
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oopla / April 15, 2013
Just saw the second video. This is genius
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Ravi Karunaratne / April 18, 2013
Hilarious,and beautiful rendition of this old nursery Rhyme in various Indian dialects. Wonder how she would sound in Sinhala Seepadha mode or like a Baila or Hooniyan. Can any Sri Lankan singer improwise like this great Artist. Thanks C.T. it made my day.The Kids were screaming with delight.
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Kalu Nangi / April 19, 2013
Hilarious……and what amazing talent!
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Jayantha / April 21, 2013
She has great and unique voice control,superb pitching, variation, and scale.
This is called…. I’ve got natural talent. Thanks CT.
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Diogenes / April 21, 2013
Excellent performance. Thank you! For anybody interested here is a trilingual version of the poem: Twinkle twinkle thaarukaa/ How I wonder enna da / Mage appey bow the wold so high/ Like a diamond in the sky.
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saliheen khan / April 28, 2013
Well done Revathy Sankaran !!!!! you are a genious !!!!
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