Satish Sharma and Meeta Pandit release ‘Naina Milaike’, a Valentine’s Day song
The Hindu
The classical musicians affirm the track, which depicts Mira Bai’s devotion to Lord Krishna, reiterates the faith in love
Guitarist and classical musician Satish Sharma collaborated with renowned classical vocalist Meeta Pandit to release a song ‘Naina Milaike’ to mark Valentine’s Day.
The semi-classical melodious track based on raga Jhinjhoti is rendered by Meeta with a touch of Baul vocals by Satish.
“ ‘Naina Milaike’ is the depiction of Meera Bai’s complete surrender to Lord Krishna,” says Satish who conceived the idea of this song while practising Jhinjhoti on his guitar. “I consider all my compositions a gift from the almighty,” he adds.
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