Voice:A South Indian female voice with a warm, expressive tone, capable of conveying both tenderness and strength. Emphasis on emotional delivery, with subtle vibrato and nuanced phrasing. Instrumentation:Acoustic guitar and piano as the primary instruments, creating a warm and intimate atmosphere. Soft strings or flute can be added for extra emotional depth during the chorus and bridge. Minimal percussion, if any, to maintain the focus on the vocals and melody. Melody:A simple, flowing melody that is easy to remember and sing along to. Melodic phrases that rise and fall with the emotional content of the lyrics. Harmony:Use gentle harmonies to add depth and richness to the chorus and bridge. Tempo:A slow to medium tempo, creating a sense of intimacy and emotional depth. Arrangement:Start with a simple arrangement in the verses, gradually building to a more layered sound in the chorus and bridge. Use dynamics to create contrast and emphasize key moments in the song. Emotional Delivery: The singer should focus on conveying the sincerity and longing in the lyrics. Emphasis on the emotional weight of each phrase, especially in the bridge and outro. The delivery should be heartfelt and authentic, creating a connection with the listener.