Question

what would have been your reaction if you had been in revathi's place and feel someone else name on your pot of plants? what would you have done?​

Answer 1

I would ask to person whose name was on my plant and complain to organiser and I would shout on the mike that he or she had stolen my plant

Answer 2

your reaction if you had been in revathi's place and feel someone else name on your pot of plants? what would you have done

• I'd have been indignant. I would have confronted the person whose name was on my plants, yelled at her, and attempted to get her to confess to robbing me. In an effort to humiliate her into confessing her crime, I would have also railed against the organizers with a loud complaint.
• Revathi took out her violin and began to play "raga Mohanam" in an effort to persuade the organisers. Her balsam plants turned to face her and reached out to her as though mesmerised by the music. The organisers, who witnessed this miracle, were immediately persuaded and censured the neighbour. They crowned Revathi the competition's victor.
• This tale teaches us that even plants enjoy listening to good music. Revathi's musical plants demonstrate a lovely connection between musical composition and plant behaviour. Revathi raises a few plants in a small container for her "best plant competition." When she plays Raga Mohanam on her violin, the plants sway in her direction.
• Revathi was able to claim her plants thanks to her convictions-driven attitude. She was confident that her plants loved music and would respond the same way they always had to her favourite raga. There was no use of magic.

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