I don’t know when I picked up this habit or #skill of whistling. During the childhood days, when I was listening to some popular songs in the radio, I used to whistle along with the song then and there, but not in full. It was during my college days, one of my friends Sathya Ramasamy observed my casual whistling and encouraged me to whistle a full song. That’s when I realized that I had this special skill. I started practicing whenever I got some free time. Over a period of time it became fluent and whistling became part of me.

Later, I went on to do a couple of stage performances also, whistling a full song. This gave me a lot of pride as not many has this skill. In fact, I have recorded more than hundreds of songs by whistling. I used to enjoy this “Me” time.

But in the last few years, due to work and other commitments, I didn’t find time for recording any new song. On #introspection , I realized that I have been spending maximum time for others and not much time was spent for #myself. The “Me” time was missing completely. I was missing something, which used to give me a lot of #confidence, #pride and a sense of #satisfaction .

Last week I decided to record a song and did it successfully. Thanks for this introspection, I have got back my rhythm. Here is one of my old sample whistle recordings. A song from a popular movie of Rajesh Khanna which came 50 years back – Aradhana.