Drummer Sivamani Wows Crowd Waiting At Kochi Airport With Impromptu Performance - Watch
Passengers at Kochi airport were pleasantly surprised on Wednesday. Percussionist Sivamani turned the inconvenience of a delayed baggage arrival into a delightful experience.
In a refreshing break from the usual frustration that comes with flight delays and cancellations, passengers at Kochi airport were pleasantly surprised recently.
When did the video of Sivamani's impromptu performance at Kochi airport go viral?
On Wednesday, renowned percussionist Sivamani cheered up a crowd of passengers dealing with delayed baggage. He turned the moment into a delightful experience for those already anxious because of the delay.
Who posted the video on social media?
"It's been 40 minutes since we landed at Kochi airport, and we're still waiting for our things to arrive. Instead of being upset, we are entertained by a fellow passenger," X user Sheetal Mehta wrote, sharing a short video of Sivamani's performance.
What did Sivamani do?
The 64-year-old musician used his drumsticks on the conveyor belt railings to drum up the beats of AR Rahman's 'Humma Humma' from the 1995 film Bombay.
How did people on the internet react?
Several X users who saw the video were eager to point out to the individual who shared it that the person drumming inside the airport was not just any other "fellow passenger" but the renowned Sivamani.
"I wouldn't mind getting my bags late if the renowned @drumssivamani enthralled me like he captivated lucky Sheetal and her co-passengers. Manoj Kumar, CEO of the Naandi Foundation, commented, "More power to him; we need more such public places."
"Wow! A baggage delay is rarely an enjoyable experience. Lloyd Mathias wrote: "Sivamani rocks." Ishwar Singh, another X user, wrote: "I don't think anyone would mind delays if Sivamani performs impromptu."
Watch the video here:
It¡¯s been 40 minutes since we landed at Kochi airport and we are still waiting for our bags to come out. Instead of getting agitated we are getting entertained by a fellow passenger. pic.twitter.com/DJXe3rjFZZ
¡ª Sheetal Mehta (@SheetalMehta) January 17, 2024
In recent days, air travellers in India have experienced enormous flight delays, cancellations, and overall mayhem, owing primarily to bad weather conditions like fog. Over a hundred aircraft were delayed or cancelled in Delhi due to severe fog and low visibility.
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