Young
musicians
Vishal
and
Aditya
have
found
themselves
on
a
global
stage
as
their
song
has
been
nominated
at
the
Global
Peace
Song
Awards
in
the
World
Music
category.
Their
song
'Bhalobasha'
(language
of
love)
is
among
two
songs
nominated
from
the
whole
of
India.
The
other
one
belongs
to
the
famous
trio
Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy,
according
to
a
report
from
Times
of
India.
Vishal
and
Aditya,
who
are
currently
composing
music
for
a
horror
flick,
which
is
being
directed
by
a
former
assistant
of
film-maker
Bala,
had
earlier
composed
tunes
for
Gubeer,
a
black
comedy,
considered
as
a
cult
film
by
many.
The
duo
has
been
composing
music
for
a
long
time
now,
as
they
studied
in
the
same
college.
"We
both
knew
each
other
because
we
studied
at
Vivekananda
College,
and
were
part
of
a
band
there.
Seeing
one
of
our
performances,
we
were
given
a
break
by
Rotary,
who
asked
us
to
compose
two
songs
for
them," Aditya
told
the
leading
daily.
When
asked
about
'Bhalobasha',
Aditya
has
said
they
wanted
to
know
where
they
stood
at
the
global
level
and
that
triggered
them
to
submit
their
song.
"We
were
thinking
of
composing
a
song
that
highlights
the
fact
the
music
has
no
boundaries.
Around
the
same
time,
we
came
across
information
on
Global
Peace
Song
Awards
on
Facebook,
and
decided
to
submit
our
song
to
the
competition,
as
we
wanted
to
know
where
we
stand
compared
to
our
peers
globally."
'Bhalobasha'
has
five
different
languages;
Tamil,
Telugu,
Malayalam,
Bengali
and
Hindi
and
is
sung
by
three
singers.
"Even
though
there
are
five
languages,
the
song
will
never
sound
discordant.
It
is
a
classically
oriented
song
and
we
have
used
one
raga
each
for
each
of
the
five
languages,
but
they
will
not
seem
conflicting
when
you
hear
the
song," Aditya
has
said.