It wasn't just the flute. It was a violin section swelling over a bed of rain sounds. The melody was aching, a slow descent into beautiful sadness. It was exactly as he remembered, but richer, deeper. It smelled of wet earth and turpentine.

Aravind’s heart hammered. He clicked. A pop-up window appeared, warning him of an insecure connection. He dismissed it. The download began. 1.4MB.

This is, without a doubt, the most searched track from the album. Sung by the legendary , "Mazhaye Mazhaye" is a prayer to the rain gods. The lyrics, written by Anil Panachooran, speak of longing and separation.