Indian Musician Playing Classical Music On iPad Leaves Anand Mahindra Mighty Impressed

Industrialist Anand Mahindra is well known for sharing quirky and informative posts that attract the attention of social media users. From appreciating actors to artists and more, Anand Mahindra’s X account is a treasure trove of million-dollar content that goes viral in no time. Recently, the industrialist took to X to share an interesting video of a musician who played Indian classical music on an iPad. The video is a treat for music lovers.

The now-viral video opens to show Mahesh Raghavan, popularly known as an iPad musician playing Indian Classical Music with the help of his iPad. Anand Mahindra appreciated the talent of the artist in the caption of the post. Sharing the video, he wrote, “I’m not sure I’m ready for a world where an entire orchestra might consist of musicians each playing their chosen ‘instrument’ only on an iPad! But I have to admit I’m incredibly impressed by the talent of Mahesh Raghavan, who has a huge following. It’s clear he is able to extract superb music from his ‘device.’ Indians seem to have a knack for accessing, assimilating, and adapting new technologies!”

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Check the viral video of the iPad musician here:

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The video was posted a few hours ago and since being shared, it has left internet users amazed. Netizens were incredibly impressed as well and also mesmerised by Mahesh Raghavan’s performance. Several people took to the comments section of the post to appreciate the artist and express their thoughts. “Fusion of technology with classical music is incredible. But the timeless charm of classical instruments, carries its magic,” expressed an X user. “Truly, a masterclass in creativity!” appreciated a second. “He is a gem,” added a third. One X user also identified the tune Mahesh Raghavan was playing, he wrote, “Raag Bhairavi beautifully played.”