A song borne remotely over different timezones
The Hindu
To be released on the Lonely Day
When the State was under triple lockdown earlier this year, a song was being born; remotely and across two different time zones. Now as the State is being unlocked, the song from the film Njan Mikhael, shot fully in Australia, will be released by actor Aparna Murali and singer Haricharan, who sung the song, over their Facebook pages on Sunday, which, incidentally, is observed as the Cheer Up the Lonely Day. The film is the fourth directorial venture by the Australia-based young molecular biologist-cum-budding filmmaker Jose Sunny after two critically acclaimed zero-budget short films and a short feature.
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