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Kannadasan uploaded the video from his temple courtyard in Srirangam, where monsoon light filtered through ancient pillars. His grandmother's devotional song, recorded decades ago, finally found its audience through the social network he'd resisted joining. Comments poured in: "Well done," strangers wrote, discovering music they never knew existed. Some felt exasperated by the platform's commercialization, yet sincere souls connected deeply with the melody. One viewer claimed they'd heard it before, calling it stolen. Kannadasan smiled. His grandmother's voice belonged to everyone now, bridging generations through digital threads, keeping their heritage alive in unexpected ways.
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