‘Ente Peru Pennu’ fame Gauri Lekshmi married Kalesh Govindan; Wedding photos win hearts online
Singer and indie music artist Gauri Lekshmi has married Kalesh Govindan. The singer shared the happy news on her social media accounts and gave fans a glimpse into the special occasion by posting photos from the wedding.
Messages are pouring in from well-wishers
Gowry Lekshmi’s post was filled with comments. Among the many reactions were comments such as: “Congratulations, my dears.” and “Congratulations!!” “So happy for you,” another fan wrote. While one comment read: “Man @kalesh_govindan_ congratulations.” Another fan wrote: “Happy married life.”Gauri Lekshmi has emerged as one of the most popular young voices in contemporary Malayalam music. In addition to her theatrical performances, Gauri creates creative collaborations and original installations that are distinguished by their strong themes and unique presentation style.
A journey from a child lyricist to a famous singer
Gauri’s association with cinema began at an early age. She entered the film industry when she contributed lyrics to the Malayalam film ‘Casanovva’ which had Mohanlal in the lead.One of her most famous songs is “Aaro Nenjil” from the Tovino Thomas and Basil Joseph starrer “Godha”. Her song “Ente Peru Pennu” sparked a huge discussion on social media platforms.She also grabbed attention with her performance of the song “Harivarasanam” which was widely discussed by music lovers.
Another release titled “Kali” received good responses online.Coming to Kalesh Govindan, according to his Instagram profile, he specializes in visual arts and Gowry Lekshmi has also featured in many of his previous works.
One of his posts, featuring it, reads, “Who am I supposed to convince? My goal is to experience the universe in all its fullness. I am that experience itself. This is my art. You cannot separate me from my art, nor art from me. When you insist that only what satisfies you is art, you are trying to mobilize and contain the light that flows through the entire universe. Art is the magic that breaks down the universe itself, rebuilds it, and creates new worlds.”
This light will continue to do its work through humans. Light that has traveled through billions of galaxies for billions of years. What desire could he have to make anything intelligible to anyone? “He doesn’t care.”
