How would the world have been different if Zach Braff had never made Garden State It’s a question I ask. Coldplay JanuSo do people who have a say in the whole Indian aesthetics businessīRILLIANT EVOCATIVE IMAGES of #India in "Hymn for the Weekend" with I love it!Īmazing India. New Coldplay music video invites you to imagine a Godzilla-sized Chris Martin. Here's Chris Martin's hilarious attempt at an Indian style head-nod!Īnd turns out these critics are a minority – India LOVES the songġ/3: I see Hymn for the Weekend is at No.1 on iTunes India - unbelievable!! Thank you to the people of India for making us feel so welcome… Here's Sonam Kapoor, not messing up a role The new album will be issued in a variety of bundles and formats that will include CD, DD, CS, and vinyl LP. It will contain 12 new tracks, one of them in circulation (Coloratura hear below) as the album’s first single. Here's street urchins, not shitting in the streets (a la Slumdog Millionaire), but B-boying in sequence? On October15, Coldplay will release a new album Music Of The Spheres. Here's a black American woman in a Bollywood avatar, something Indians shouting about progressiveness have never themselves seen before? Why not celebrate ‘Hymn for the weekend’? Still better than ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ where the entire world laughed at our, which India somehow celebrated. This IS what Mumbai’s slums look like, and yet no one is looking filthy, underfed or unwell.
The song isn’t a “real India”, “We-are-a-superpower” advertisement – this is Coldplay’s own artistic interpretation. What would we rather have? Images of privileged Indians dancing in nightclubs? It’s a song in the spectrum of joy, celebration and almost drunken abandon, something that no other festival but Holi symbolises for the world’s masses. The rock group Coldplay is warming up for a very high-profile performance next Sunday night.
🎼 #hymnfortheweekend #coldplay #beyonce #musicĪ photo posted by on at 2:32pm PST Isn’t this the kind of Make In India we can all enjoy?
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