It is often said that 'stressed' spelt backwards is desserts and all those with a sweet tooth couldn't agree more. Just a small bite of our favourite sweet treats leaves us spellbound every single time. Indian desserts especially have so much variety with a plethora of dishes that make us salivate - including jalebi, gulab jamun, rasgulla and more. Even the delicious rasmalai is a treat that has plenty of takers in India and all over the world. Balls of chhena are dipped in a milky sugar solution and flavoured with saffron, pistachios and almonds.
It turns out that music producer Yashraj Mukhate too loves the Indian dessert a lot and has decided to make it the muse for his latest song. Known for his quirky tunes like 'Pawri Ho Rahi Hai' and 'Rasode Mein Kaun Tha' - Mukhate makes the audience tap their feet and smile. His love for rasmalai was captured in a brand new song that he released online under his new music label. Take a look at the latest song released by Yashraj Mukhate dedicated to rasmalai:
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"This song is my love letter for my favourite dessert, Rasmalai," he said in the caption. The video shared on Monday morning, has already received over 544k views and 85k likes and the numbers are only going up. In the clip, we see the popular music producer sitting and enjoying a bowl full of rasmalai. As he takes the first bite, the animation shows us his state of mind which is in the seventh heaven. An animated caricature of Mukhate can be seen jumping off rasmalai mountains and dipping into a river full of the milky rasmalai concoction. Finally, a phone call wakes Mukhate up to the reality that he clearly does not want to return to.
Internet users showered praise on Mukhate for creating the yummy foodie tune. "Love love it! And the animation is just so so cute," commented a user. Others related to Mukhate's love for rasmalai. "India ki best Rasmalai," said another user.
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