Words of wisdom from ‘Vinave Vinave Manasa’ crooned by Mangli

Birds, crows and chickens have the ability to communicate with humans through their own unique language. Their interesting behaviour sends a message, builds a relationship with us.

By Ravi Hari

New song ‘Vinave Vinave Manasa’ brilliantly rendered by singer Mangli in her magnetic voice carries a very powerful message, reminding us of the most important lessons that life teaches us. This wonderful song that describes how there are two sides to everything in life is extremely relatable for all of us.

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Birds, crows and chickens have the ability to communicate with humans through their own unique language. Their interesting behaviour sends a message, builds a relationship with us. But, is there a deeper meaning to their communication? Definitely, yes. Each sound these birds make in different circumstances has a different purpose. Understanding the highly intelligent species and the meaning behind their various calls is important. It is for humans to figure this out. This is what the beautiful philosophical song ‘Vinave Vinave Manasa’ is all about, giving out life-lessons.

The meaningful song about life with simple lyrics but making a poignant point, touches our hearts, and ultimately aims to change the way we view our life. It’s about different kinds of things that tend to happen in life. Some are happy occasions and some others are downright sad but they all make you think that the multifarious aspects of our life are nothing but a reality. Giving answers to some of life’s most pressing issues as well, the melodious song with its charm and its good music will remain close to our heart.

In the absolutely powerful voice of Mangli, the outstanding verses of this song with its deep meaning that describes how there is a time for both the good and the bad in life, can help broaden our understanding about life.

There are very few songs that will make you think, and this fabulous song, through its wonderful harmonies, is one such, every time you hear it. Sharp and piercing with its message, it wakes us up.