Last Updated on 03/09/2024 by Arun jain
Generally, the use of Sanskrit language is rarely heard, and it is spoken only in worship and religious ceremonies. But a person from Bangalore has used this less spoken language in such a way that people are surprised.
A video of a cricket commentary in Sanskrit is going viral on social media. This amazing feat has been achieved by a person from Bangalore who created a sensation on the internet by doing live commentary in Sanskrit.
This video has been shared on Instagram from the Samashti Gubbi page. It has been viewed more than two crore times so far. In the video, the person is seen doing commentary in Sanskrit during a local match. As soon as the batsman hits a shot, the commentator explains it in Sanskrit language. The spectators present there are also very impressed by his commentary and clap.
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You would not have heard commentary in this style!
The commentator says in Sanskrit which means- ‘The bowler has the ball in his hand. The bowler is coming from a long way. Everyone looks. He hits a good shot. And runs to complete the run. They go to talk to each other. Now let’s see what happens next. All the players are playing with enthusiasm. The bowler is coming again and has played well again. He is playing very well. His name is Manjunath. Run fast.’
While sharing the video, he wrote, ‘Can we say that we have found our country’s favourite Sanskrit cricket commentator? Arunkumar Kalgi has done good commentary’. ‘The person who is doing commentary in this video is said to be a Sanskrit teacher.
created a buzz on social media
This unique Sanskrit commentary has won the hearts of people on social media. One user wrote – Respect to the talent of the commentator. While another said – We need such Sanskrit commentators in cricket.
‘Now even God will enjoy the match’
After the video of cricket commentary in Sanskrit went viral on social media, funny reactions of people are also coming out. Some are saying that it has taken us to Dwapar Yuga, while others said that if cricket was played during the time of Mahabharata, then perhaps the commentary would have been like this. While reacting, a user is saying – Now even God can enjoy cricket from above.
Source (PTI) (NDTV) (HINDUSTANTIMES)