Directed and edited by , the music video is noted for its high aesthetic value.
: The visuals, captured by Pradeep Poraali, emphasize the contrast between urban hustle and rural serenity.
The track is characterized by its eclectic blend of genres, a hallmark of The Non Violinist Project , led by violinist . Directed and edited by , the music video
, performed by The Non Violinist Project featuring Sathyaprakash , is more than just a musical track; it is a cinematic and auditory "Ode to Gratitude." Released on July 19, 2021, the song serves as a poignant exploration of finding joy in life’s small moments and reflecting on the journey that shapes an individual's identity. Theme and Narrative
: Portions of the video were filmed at the historic Bekal Fort in Kerala, using its vast architecture and seaside setting to evoke a sense of romanticism and timelessness. Cultural Impact , performed by The Non Violinist Project featuring
The core of the song revolves around the concept of . The narrative of the music video follows a young woman (played by Saathvika Raj) as she departs from the chaotic energy of the city to return to her quiet, nostalgic hometown. This journey is a metaphor for self-reflection, where she revisits the streets, people, and experiences of her past that contributed to who she is today. Musical Composition
: The arrangement features a diverse team including Kumaran S S (drums), Marshall Robinson (keyboards), Sooraj Kumarr (bass), and Josh Mark Raj (guitar). The narrative of the music video follows a
: Written by Vithya Damodaran and Vinaita Sivakumar, the lyrics reinforce the theme of "Ulaa" (which translates to "a stroll" or "journey") as a peaceful exploration of memory and thankfulness. Visuals and Production