COVID-19: Kamal Haasan to release a coronavirus song titled 'Avirum Anbum'

Hollywood celebrities have been trying to spread happiness and hope amid coronavirus. For example, John Krasinski’s Some Good News is a news show that focuses on happy stories amid the crisis. Now, Kamal Haasan has come to do the same. He has helped compose a song that wishes to spread hope and happiness. The song titled Avirum Anbum is a song of hope, positivity and love amid COVID-19. The song will be released on Zoom Call by Kamal, the composer Ghibran and the music labelThink Music. Kamal took to Twitter to announce the news with a poster. He also tagged all the artists involved in the project.

Many Tollywood celebrities have come forward to make the video. His daughter Shruti Haasan, composers Anirudh Ravichander, Yuvan Shankar Raja and Devi Sri Prasad , singers Shankar Mahadevan, Bombay Jayashree and Sid Sriram, actors Siddharth and Andrea, pianist Lydian, and singer-actor Mugen have contributed to the making of the song. Ghibran has composed the songs. A popular daily quoted Kamal. He said, “This was truly a democratic process; each participant recorded his/her part themselves as none of us could meet. It is a collaboration in the truest sense and since everyone shot and recorded it themselves from their homes, I don’t know whom to credit cinematography to. Everyone individually sent us their portions which we put together. This collaboration has made me so proud of my tribe, not just locally but internationally,” adding, “Artistes are continuously trying to inject optimism in the masses since they look up to us. The song is a reminder of all that we are capable of and also the fact that tough times don’t last, only tough people do.”

"அறிவும், அன்பும்"
@RKFI @GhibranOfficial @anirudhofficial @Bombay_Jayashri @thisisysr #Siddharth @sidsriram @Shankar_Live @shrutihaasan @ThisIsDSP @themugenrao @andrea_jeremiah @lydian_official @thinkmusicindia #MaheshNarayanan #ArivumAnbum pic.twitter.com/hhTDU8QD0m

— Kamal Haasan (@ikamalhaasan) April 22, 2020

CREDITS:Twitter