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Chinese TV anchor singing Kannana Kanney as lullaby for her baby video is heartwarming
Chinese TV anchor singing Kannana Kanney as lullaby for her baby video is heartwarming
Thursday, August 6, 2020 • Tamil
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Chinese Television anchor Nilani is pretty famous all around the Tamil speaking world for her impeccable Tamil when anchoring shows. Many of her videos in Tamil have gone viral but she has been missing in action for the past few months.
Nilani has posted a video and has explained that she took a break due to the birth of her son whom she has named Kyow Mann and requested her followers to suggest a good Tamil name for him too.
Nilani then sings "Kannana Kanney" song from Thala Ajith's 'Viswasam' as a lullaby for her baby which is so heartwarming to see. The song composed by D. Imman and written by Thamarai is sung by Sid Sriram and is one of the biggest chartbusters in the past few decades.
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