Fire Song Lyrics :

“Fire Song” from the Telugu movie “Kanguva” features the vibrant vocals of Anurag Kulkarni and Deepthi Suresh. Sreemani’s lyrics ignite passion and intensity, weaving a narrative of fiery emotions. Devi Sri Prasad’s music direction elevates the song with its energetic beats and powerful melodies, creating a dynamic and engaging musical experience.”Kanguva Song Lyrics” soundtrack but also showcases the synergy between talented singers and composers, making it a standout piece appreciated by fans of Telugu cinema for its vibrant appeal and compelling lyrical content.

 

Fire Song Telugu Lyrics :

 

ఆది జ్వాల అనంత జ్వాల
వైర జ్వాల వీర జ్వాల
దైవ జ్వాల దావాగ్ని జ్వాల
జీవ జ్వాల ప్రాణ జ్వాల

ఆది జ్వాల అనంత జ్వాల
వైర జ్వాల వీర జ్వాల
దైవ జ్వాల దావాగ్ని జ్వాల
జీవ జ్వాల ప్రాణ జ్వాల

ఈ మట్టి పుట్టే ముందే
ఇక్కడ పుట్టింది
మేమే మేమే
అంకెలు పుట్టకముందే
లెక్కలు కనిపెట్టింది
మేమే మేమే
కొండెక్కనీకుండా
ఈ నిప్పునే కాచామే
పెను ముప్పె ముందున్న
భయపడని తెగరా మేమే..

రా ఓ కత్తి పట్టి రా
రొమ్మెత్తి పెట్టి రా
దండెత్తి కొట్ట రారా
రా ఓ కత్తి పట్టి రా
రొమ్మెత్తి పెట్టి రా
దండెత్తి కొట్ట రారా రారా

ఆది జ్వాల అనంత జ్వాల
వైర జ్వాల వీర జ్వాల
దైవ జ్వాల దావాగ్ని జ్వాల
జీవ జ్వాల ప్రాణ జ్వాల

రా.. రా.. రా.. రా
రా.. రా.. రా.. రా

సుడిగాలులు వడగాలులు
విసిరెను విలయం
పిడుగాగని జడి వానలు
జల్లేను ప్రళయం
ఆకాశం పాతాళం
మింగేలా చూస్తున్నా
వణికించి నిలబడినోళ్ళం

బడబాగ్నుల ఒడిలో పడి
పెరిగిన వాళ్ళం
జటరాగ్నుల జడిలోపల
నలిగిన వాళ్ళం
పంచాగ్నుల కోరలతో
మన పంచ ప్రాణాలే
పోరాడి గెలిచిన వాళ్ళం

ఎగిసి పడే అగ్గి జలం
మీద పడే కొండ బిలం
దాటగల గుండె బలం
మనకి ఓ వరం
మొరటుతనం మొండి ఘటం
ఎరుగమంటా ఏ కపటం
నిప్పుల తో చెలగాటం
మనకి సంబరం

అగ్గి సెఖ వాయు సెఖ
నీటి సెఖ రాతి సెఖ
ఒక్కటిగా ఎదురైనా
బెదురు ఎరుగమే
అగ్నికణం వీరగుణం
అణువణువు బతుకు రణం
ఆయుధమై అనిచేసే ఆటకుతులమే

రా ఓ కత్తి పట్టి రా
రొమ్మెత్తి పెట్టి రా
దండెత్తి కొట్ట రారా
రా ఓ కత్తి పట్టి రా
రొమ్మెత్తి పెట్టి రా
దండెత్తి కొట్ట రారా రారా

ఆది జ్వాల అనంత జ్వాల
వైర జ్వాల వీర జ్వాల
దైవ జ్వాల దావాగ్ని జ్వాల
జీవ జ్వాల ప్రాణ జ్వాల

రా.. రా.. రా.. రా
రా.. రా.. రారా.. రారా

Fire Song English Lyrics :

Aadhi Jwaala Anantha Jwaala
Vaira Jwaala Veera Jwaala
Daiva Jwaala Daavaagni Jwaala
Jeeva Jwaala Praana Jwaala

Aadhi Jwaala Anantha Jwaala
Vaira Jwaala Veera Jwaala
Daiva Jwaala Daavaagni Jwaala
Jeeva Jwaala Praana Jwaala

Ee Matti Putte Mundhe
Ikkada Puttindi
Meme Meme
Ankelu Puttakamundhe
Lekkalu Kanipettindhi
Meme Meme
Kondekkaneekunda
Ee Nippune Kaachaame
Penu Muppe Mundhunna
Bhayapadani Thegaraa Meme..

Raa O Katthi Patti Raa
Rommetthi Petti Raa
Dandetthi Kotta Raaraa
Raa O Katthi Patti Raa
Rommetthi Petti Raa
Dandetthi Kotta Raaraa Raaraa

Aadhi Jwaala Anantha Jwaala
Vaira Jwaala Veera Jwaala
Daiva Jwaala Daavaagni Jwaala
Jeeva Jwaala Praana Jwaala

Raa.. Raa.. Raa.. Raa
Raa.. Raa.. Raa.. Raa

Sudigaalulu Vadagaalulu
Visirenu Vilayam
Pidugaagani Jadi Vaanalu
Jallenu Pralayam
Aakaasam Paathaalam
Mingela Choosthunna
Vanikinchi Nilabadinollam

Badabaagnula Odilo Padi
Perigina Vaallam
Jataraagnula Jadilopala
Naligina Vaallam
Panchaagnula Koralatho
Mana Pancha Praanaale
Poraadi Gelichina Vaallam

Yegisi Pade Aggi Jalam
Meedha Pade Konda Bilam
Daatagala Gunde Balam
Manaki Oh Varam
Moratuthanam Mondi Ghatam
Yerugamantaa Ye Kapatam
Nippula Tho Chelagaatam
Manaki Sambaram

Aggi Sekha Vaayu Sekha
Neeti Sekha Raathi Sekha
Okkatiga Yedhuraina
Bedhuru Yerugame
Agnikanam Veeragunam
Anuvanuvu Bathuku Ranam
Aayudhamai Anichese Aatakutulame

Raa O Katthi Patti Raa
Rommetthi Petti Raa
Dandetthi Kotta Raaraa
Raa O Katthi Patti Raa
Rommetthi Petti Raa
Dandetthi Kotta Raaraa Raaraa

Aadhi Jwaala Anantha Jwaala
Vaira Jwaala Veera Jwaala
Daiva Jwaala Daavaagni Jwaala
Jeeva Jwaala Praana Jwaala

Raa.. Raa.. Raa.. Raa
Raa.. Raa.. Raaraa.. Raaraa

Raa.. Raa.. Raa.. Raa
Raa.. Raa.. Raaraa.. Raaraa

 

Fire Song Tamil Lyrics :

 

 

ஆண் : ஆதி நெருப்பே ஆறாத நெருப்பே
மாயா நெருப்பே மாலை நெருப்பே
பாயும் நெருப்பே பாடல நெருப்பே
காவல் நெருப்பே காது நெருப்பே

கோரஸ் : ஆதி நெருப்பே ஆராத நெருப்பே
மாயா நெருப்பே மாலை நெருப்பே
பாயும் நெருப்பே பாடல நெருப்பே
காவல் நெருப்பே காது நெருப்பே

ஆண் : மண்தோன்றா காலத்தே
முன்தோன்றிய மூதக்குடி

கோரஸ்: யாமே யாமே….

ஆண் : எந்தோண்ட்ரா காலத்தே
எண்ணிகை பார்த்தக்குடி

கோரஸ்: யாமே யாமே….

ஆண் : ஆதிதீ சுடர்வெல்லம்
அணையாமல் பார்த்தக்குடி
தீமென்று தீந்திண்டு
தீக்காடை வாழ்ம்குடியிஐ…….

ஆண் : வா இருத்தொழித்து வா
குறுவலேடுது வா ஒரு சூளுரைத்து வா வா

ஆண் மற்றும் கோரஸ் : வா இருத்தொழில் வா
குறுவலேடுது வா ஒரு சூளுரைத்து வா வா வா

ஆண் : ஆதி நெருப்பே ஆறாத நெருப்பே
மாயா நெருப்பே மாலை நெருப்பே
பாயும் நெருப்பே பாடல நெருப்பே
காவல் நெருப்பே காது நெருப்பே

கோரஸ்: வா வா வா வா….

ஆண் : இடி இடித்ததும் மழை அடித்ததும்
அடித்தது புயலும்
மாலை உடைந்தது அலை எழுந்தது
எழுந்தது பிரளயம்
கல்லோடும் முள்ளோடும் காற்றோடு போரடி
பல்லாண்டு வாழும் இனம்

ஆண் : பொரி விழுந்தது வானம் எரிந்தது
எரிந்தது நதியும்
முகில் கரைந்தது நிலம் சரிந்தது
திரிந்தது பருவம்
ஆங்கார கூத்தாடி அனலோடு நீராடி
மேலேறி வந்தா இனிம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்ம்

பெண் மற்றும் ஆண் கோரஸ் : வன்னி மரகேலயாதிரா
வாரணங்கள் அணிதிரல
கன்னிமூல கவுளியோன்னு காலம் சொல்லுதே
வேப்பழயில் சோட்டும் அந்த
வெண்குருதி பாகையிலே
வீச்சருவ வேல்கம்பு வேகம் கூடுதே

பெண் மற்றும் ஆண் கோரஸ் : சோனையருவி பாறாங்கல்லு
மேலிருக்கும் தீக்குருவி
கோரலேடுது கத்துதம்மா தெற்குதிசையுல
சென்னா புடிச்சா காது நரி
ஓடுதம்மா கோலநடுங்கி சடசடக்கும் பெருநெருப்பு
பார்த்த நொடியில

ஆண் : வா இருத்தெடுது வா
குறுவலேடுது வா ஒரு சூளுரைத்து வா வா

ஆண் மற்றும் கோரஸ் : வா இருத்தொழில் வா
குறுவலேடுது வா ஒரு சூளுரைத்து வா வா வா

ஆண் : ஆதி நெருப்பே ஆறாத நெருப்பே
மாயா நெருப்பே மாலை நெருப்பே
பாயும் நெருப்பே பாடல நெருப்பே
காவல் நெருப்பே காது நெருப்பே

கோரஸ்: வா வா வா வா….

 

Extra Information :

About Suriya :

Born on July 23, 1975, Saravanan Sivakumar, better known by his stage name Suriya, is an Indian actor and producer who works mostly in Tamil cinema, where he is among the highest paid performers. Among the many honors he has won are two National Film Awards, six Filmfare Awards South, five Tamil Nadu State Film Awards, and six Filmfare Awards. Suriya has appeared six times in Forbes India’s Celebrity 100 list, which ranks Indian celebrities according to their income.

At the age of 22, Suriya made his screen debut in Nerukku Ner (1997). He then went on to play a breakthrough part in Nandha (2001) and enjoyed his first significant box office hit with the thriller Kaakha Kaakha (2003). After a hunchback’s and a conman’s award-winning performances in Pithamagan (2003) and In the 2005 hit film Ghajini, he portrayed a man with anterograde amnesia in Perazhagan (2004).

His dual roles as a father and a son in Gautham Vasudev Menon’s semi-autobiographical Vaaranam Aayiram (2008) propelled him to popularity. His appearances as an aggressive cop in the Singam trilogy and a smuggler in Ayan (2009) cemented his reputation as an action hero. In addition, he achieved popularity with the science fiction movies 7aum Arivu (2011) and 24 (2016). He then worked in highly regarded movies such as Jai Bhim (2021) and Soorarai Pottru (2020), the latter of which won him the National Film Award for Best Actor.

Karthi, Suriya’s younger brother, is also an actor. Suriya is the older son of actor Sivakumar. In 2006, he married Jyothika, an actress with whom he had seven film roles. He founded the Agaram Foundation in 2008, which provides funding for a range of charitable endeavors. His onscreen debut came in 2012 when he hosted the Tamil version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?, Neengalum Vellalam Oru Kodi, a Star Vijay game show. Suriya established the production company 2D Entertainment in 2013.

Childhood and family

On July 23, 1975, in Madras (now Chennai), Tamil Nadu, actor Sivakumar and his wife Lakshmi welcomed Suriya into the world as Saravanan. He completed his undergraduate studies at Loyola College in Chennai, earning a B.Com. He also attended Padma Seshadri Bala Bhavan School and St. Bede’s Anglo Indian Higher Secondary School in Chennai . Suriya has a brother named Karthi and a sister named Brinda.

Tamil is his native tongue. At Jyothika’s film premiere, Suriya was joined by her husband. Mozhi Kaatrin
Suriya’s longtime partner, the actress Jyothika, is her husband. On September 11, 2006, the couple—who had been dating for a while—got married. A daughter and a son are their two offspring.

Employment

Suriya during the 68th National Cinema Awards (1997–2002): infancy of career
For eight months, Suriya worked at a factory that produced clothing for export before beginning his film career. Although he kept his identity as Sivakumar’s son a secret from him, his boss eventually found out for himself. When Vasanth first offered him the main part in his 1995 film Aasai, he turned it down, stating that he wasn’t interested in becoming an actor.

In he subsequently made his feature debut in Vasanth’s own 1997 film Nerrukku Ner, which Mani Ratnam produced when Vasanth was 22 years old. Ratnam gave him the stage name “Suriya” to keep his name from conflicting with that of well-known actor Saravanan. Characters in Ratnam’s films were often called “Suriya”. He costarred in the movie alongside Vijay, who later rose to prominence in Kollywood as a modern actor.

In the late 1990s, she went on to play a number of parts in box office busts. He had the lead role in the romantic movie Kaadhale Nimmadhi in 1998. He also had another release, Sandhippoma, in July of that same year. He then starred alongside Vijayakanth in S. A. Chandrasekhar’s 1999 film Periyanna. Then he showed up. Twice, in Uyirile Kalanthathu (2000) and Poovellam Kettuppar (1999), alongside Jyothika. He costarred with Vijay in Siddique’s comedy flick Friends (2001), which went on to become a commercial hit.

In his early career, Suriya acknowledged that he struggled with confidence, memory, fighting, and dancing skills. However, one of his teachers, actor Raghuvaran, counseled him to forge his own identity rather than follow in his father’s footsteps.

Bala directed the action drama Nandha, which gave him his big start. He was nominated for his first Filmfare Award for Best Actor and won a Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Actor for his portrayal of an ex-convict who is very close to his mother. Tamil actor His subsequent projects were the action drama Sri, the romantic drama Mounam Pesiyadhe, which was directed by Ameer Sultan, and Vikraman’s love drama Unnai Ninaithu. The latter project earned him a second nomination for the Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Tamil.

About Disha Patani :

Disha Patani, an Indian actress mainly involved in Hindi films, was born on June 13, 1992, and her pronunciation is [ˈd̪ɪʃa paːʈəˈni]. The Telugu film Loafer (2015) was Patani’s acting debut, and the biopic M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story (2016) marked her first Hindi cinema release. Patani had appearances in the Chinese action comedy Kung Fu Yoga (2017), Bharat (2019), Malang (2020), and Kalki 2898 AD (2024) before starring in Baaghi 2 (2018). She was listed among the 2019 Celebrity 100 by Forbes India.

Childhood and family

On June 13, 1992, in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, India, Disha Patani was born. Her heritage is Rajput Hinduism. Her mother is a health inspector, and her father, Jagadish Singh Patani, is a police officer. Her

Khushboo Patani, the oldest sister, is a lieutenant in the Indian Army. Suryansh Patani, her younger brother, is also her brother.[6] She quit Amity University in Lucknow during her second year of engineering. She placed first runner-up in the 2013 Pond Femina Miss India Indore competition.

Early employment in a career (2015–2020)
In 2015, Patani made her acting debut with Varun Tej in the Telugu movie Loafer. She portrayed Mouni, a young woman who flees her family to avoid being forced into marriage. The ₹200 million film, which was directed by Puri Jagannadh and produced by C. Kalyan under C.K. Entertainment, did not do well at the box office, earning a lifetime total of just ₹106 million. The next year, Disha had an appearance in the Befikra music video alongside

Tiger Shroff was composed by Meet Bros. and produced by Bhushan Kumar and Krishan Kumar under the T-Series banner. Meet Bros wrote and directed the film, to which vocalist Aditi Singh Sharma contributed vocals.

In 2017, Patani made her big screen debut in Neeraj Pandey’s biographical sports film M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story, which is based on the life story of the former captain of the Indian cricket team, along with Sushant Singh Rajput and Kiara Advani. She portrayed Priyanka Jha, MS Dhoni’s lover who perishes in a vehicle accident. The film, which was produced by Fox Star Studios and directed by Neeraj Pandey, was released on September 30, 2016, and it was a huge hit.

hit with a projected ₹216 crore (US$26 million) in revenue. Both Shubhra Gupta from The Indian Express and Taran Adarsh from Bollywood Hungama commented that Patani had “sparkle” in her first movie. She took home the Star Debut of the Year Female award from the 18th IIFA Awards. She co-starred with Sonu Sood in Jackie Chan’s Kung Fu Yoga, as well.

Subsequently, Patani acted in Baaghi 2, the second installment of the Baaghi franchise and the follow-up to the 2016 movie Baaghi, which starred Tiger Shroff and Shraddha Kapoor. Baaghi 2, which was directed by Ahmed Khan and produced by Sajid Nadiadwala, was released on March 30, 2018, to acclaim for its action scenes but also mixed reviews from critics. NDTV’s Saibal Chatterjee commented, “Patani is okay as a sight, but her part simply requires her to sleepwalk.” With a global box office receipt of around ₹258 crore (US$31 million), the movie ranked among the highest-grossing Hindi films of 2018.

2019 saw Patani make a cameo appearance in the action drama Bharat, which starred Katrina Kaif and Salman Khan. Critics gave Bharat favorable reviews when it was first released, and it went on to make ₹325.58 crore during its whole theatrical run, making it a financial triumph.

With Aditya Roy Kapur, Anil Kapoor, and Kunal Khemu in the action thriller Malang (2020) directed by Mohit Suri, she ushered in the new decade. Critics commended the picture for its direction, action scenes, soundtrack, and acting performances. “Patani probably gets the most screen time ever; she looks gorgeous,” the writer for Bollywood Hungama said.

About Bobby Deol :

Born on January 27, 1969, Vijay Singh Deol, better known by his stage name Bobby Deol, is an Indian actor who mainly performs in Hindi films. He is a member of the Deol family; he is Sunny Deol’s brother and Dharmendra’s younger son.

Deol made his feature debut as a child actor in Dharam Veer (1977). He then went on to win the Filmfare Award for Best Male Debut in the romantic film Barsaat (1995). After that, he starred in the critically acclaimed action thriller movies Humraaz (2002), Badal (2000), Bichhoo (2000), Soldier (1998), Gupt (1997), and Ajnabee (2001).

He was nominated for a Filmfare Award for Best Actor for the last of these. A professional slump ensued, during which his commercially successful The group films Apne (2007), Yamla Pagla Deewana (2011), Race 3 (2018), and Housefull 4 (2019) were the projects in question.

Since then, Deol has acted in three streaming projects: Love Hostel (2022), Aashram (2020–present), and Class of ’83 (2020). Then, in the very successful action movie Animal (2023), he portrayed a villain, earning him a nomination for the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor.

Childhood and family

Deol in 2011 with his brother Sunny and father Dharmendra.
On January 27, 1969, Deol was born in Bombay, India, as Vijay Singh Deol into a Punjabi family. He is the second child of Parkash Kaur and Bollywood actor Dharmendra. He shares two sisters, Vijayta and Ajeeta, who reside in Sunny Deol’s hometown. California.

Hema Malini, his stepmother, is the mother of his two paternal half-sisters, the actresses Esha Deol and Ahana Deol . Abhay Deol, his cousin, is also an actor. Rajveer and Karan Deol, two Bollywood actors, are his paternal uncles. In 1996, he wed Tanya Ahuja, and the two of them have two kids.

acting profession
Initial achievement (1995–2003)

In Rajkumar Santoshi’s 1995 romantic comedy Barsaat, Deol made his adult acting debut opposite Twinkle Khanna. In the film, he played a young, intelligent, and innocent man who goes from a small hamlet to a big metropolis and becomes entangled with corrupt police and criminal gangs while falling in love. The movie was a huge smash at the box office and won him the Best Male Filmfare Award.

Make your debut. He repeated this achievement in the suspense thriller Gupt: The Hidden Truth (1997) directed by Rajiv Rai, starring Manisha Koirala and Kajol as a guy who is falsely imprisoned and accused of killing his stepfather over an engagement proposal. Gupt was praised for its plot and soundtrack in addition to its monetary success. Alongside Aishwarya Rai, his other 1997 release, Aur Pyaar Ho Gaya, was a box office failure.

Vidhu Vinod Chopra’s Kareeb, Deol’s debut release in 1998, ended up being his second straight failure. In the military thriller Soldier (1998), which also starred Raakhee and Preity Zinta, he collaborated with Abbas-Mustan for the first of many times, playing the son of a man convicted of smuggling weaponry. Soldier got very favorable criticism and turned out to be his third straight victory after Barsaat and Gupt. His brother Sunny Deol directed the forgettable love triangle Dillagi, which was his only release of 1999.

The following century saw Deol costarring with Rani Mukerji in the commercially successful action dramas Bichhoo (2000) and Badal (2000). In Badal, which is centered around the 1984 riots that envelop large portions of Delhi and Punjab, the protagonist’s family is massacred by a dishonest inspector, and he goes on to become a notorious terrorist.

Despite the film’s positive box office performance, Deol’s portrayal of a young, middle-class man who falls in love with a wealthy woman in Bichhoo received negative reviews. In Hum To Mohabbat, he was later coupled with Karisma Kapoor.

Aashiq (2001) and Karega (2000) were both failures. Next, alongside Kareena Kapoor, Akshay Kumar, and Bipasha Basu, Deol portrayed a married man caught up in a web of deceit and extramarital affairs in Abbas-Mustan’s thriller Ajnabee (2001). Although the movie didn’t make much money, Kumar and Deol’s performances won awards.

In the ill-fated historical drama 23rd March 1931: Shaheed (2002), he and his brother played the parts of independence fighters Bhagat Singh and Chandra Shekhar Azad, respectively. This marked his reunion with Sunny Deol. The film, which is set in British India, tells the story of what happened before Bhagat Singh and his friends Rajguru and Sukhdev were hanged on March 23, 1931.

Despite the film’s mixed reviews, Rediff.com thought it had a lot of enjoyable moments, and many terrible ones and thought the movie was better than the first Bhagat Singh movie, even though they thought the pain of Bhagat Singh’s struggle was minimized, lessening the cruelty and suffering experienced in the actual event.

Rediff.com felt that Ajay Devgan in The Legend of Bhagat Singh outperformed Deol in terms of performance, saying, “Devgan is clearly the winner, with the advantage of a stronger script and a better director.” Deol was commended for certain parts but was criticized for his loud acting. One of India’s best performers, Devgan is eager to try his hand at several parts and is said to have dropped weight to look the part. Deol does his best, but acting and yelling is hard.

Later in 2002, Deol played a dapper, well-to-do shipping magnate in Abbas-Mustan’s romantic thriller Humraaz, a romantic triangle including Ameesha Patel, Akshaye Khanna, and him. For this portrayal, Deol was nominated for a Filmfare Award for Best Actor. Critics gave the movie mixed reviews, but it was relatively successful overall.

Chitra Mahesh of The Hindu said of the movie, “Deol spends the entire first half looking moony eyed and spaced out, but overcomes the stupor towards the end where he actually gives a good performance.” In David Dhawan’s Chor Machaaye Shor (2002), he played a small-time criminal who finds himself in possession of millions of dollars’ worth of diamonds, with Shilpa Shetty, Bipasha Basu, Paresh Rawal, and Om Puri.

Setback and pause in career (2004–2017) Deol made a comeback with Kismat (2004), starring Priyanka Chopra, following a year-long absence. In his subsequent two 2004 films, Bardaasht (starring Vikram Bhatt) and Ab Tumhare Hawale Watan Saathiyo (starring Anil Sharma), he played army officers.

While the latter had an ensemble cast including Amitabh Bachchan, Akshay Kumar, and Sunny Deol (playing two roles), the former dealt with themes of police brutality, corruption, and justice. The commercial success of each of these movies was lackluster. In contrast, he was praised for the role in which he donned a turban or pugh, which attracted more attention from the Punjabi community and led to remarks stating that he looked better in a turban.

About Anurag Kulkarni :

Indian playback singer Anurag Kulkarni is well-known for his roles in Telugu movies.

Childhood and professional life

Anurag Kulkarni was born into a Marathi-speaking household in Kamareddy, Telangana. Kakunoori Jangaiah, a well-known Hindustani vocalist and master from Hyderabad, taught him Hindustani classical music and schooled him in the kirana gharana style of singing.[Reference required]

Anurag was victorious in the Telugu reality singing competition, Idea Super Singer Season 8. Anurag stated in a recent interview with Cinema Express that by August 2021, he will have recorded over 800 songs in Telugu.

About Sreemani :

Indian lyricist Shree Mani, popularly known as Sri Mani, was born on September 15, 1988. He is well-known for his contributions to Telugu film and his distinctive lyrical style. For writing the song “Aaradugula Bullet” for the movie Attarintiki Daredi, he was awarded the Filmfare Award for Best Lyricist – Telugu.

Childhood

Shree Mani was raised by his grandparents, Koniki Dathatreyulu and Koniki Ramanamma, after his parents passed away when he was a small child. He became interested in poetry and writing at the age of eight.

Career The death of his grandfather occurred when he was pursuing his bachelor’s degree, and this gave him cause to consider his own employment and career. He later relocated to Hyderabad in order to work as a lyricist, and after much effort, director Sukumar handed him his big break. to compose the lyrics for a song in his movie 100% Love.

He then became well-known for these lyrics in Sega, which named the renowned singers Padma Shri and Padma Bhushan SP.His performance of the Varsham Munduga song in Sega in the Padutha Theeyagaa show, which airs on Eenadu TV, won him praise from Balasubramaniyam, who then encouraged him to approach Trivikram Srinivas about roles in Julai, Atharintiki Daredhi, S/O Sathyamurthy, and other productions.

He used to say that receiving praise from Devi Sri Prasad and Sukumar for the lyrics to 100% Love was the most unforgettable experience. He claimed that he never ever really sat down to write, and that all of his songs came to him on the spur of the moment while traveling.

About Devi Sri Prasad :

Devi Sri Prasad, an Indian composer, vocalist, and songwriter, was born Gandham Sriprasad on August 2, 1979. He is also known by his initials DSP. His works are mostly recognized from the Tamil and Telugu film industries. In addition to receiving five CineMAA Awards, ten Filmfare Awards, seven SIIMA Awards, and a National Film Award, he also received a Nandi Award.

Over the course of 21 years, Devi has contributed to over 100 films. One of the eight tracks from the studio album Dance Party, which he composed, marked the beginning of his musical career in 1997. His debut in Telugu and Tollywood music came in 2001 when he composed the soundtrack for the film Anandam. He made his Tamil cinema debut that year, writing the soundtrack and performing two songs by Badri. Devi choreographed a song for the 2015 motion picture Kumari 21F as well.

Childhood and individual life

Devi Sri Prasad, the signature of DSP, was born into a Telugu family in Vedurupaka, Andhra Pradesh, under the name Gandham Sriprasad. His father, G. Satyamurthy, wrote screenplays for Telugu movies including Pedarayudu, Khaidi No. 786, and Devatha. He is from Vedurupaka, his father. Devi Meenakshi and Prasada Rao, his maternal grandparents, are the inspiration behind his name. Sagar, his brother, is a singer as well.

Career soundtracks and film scores (1999–2001): The start and the breakthrough of a career
He worked with S. P. Charan, the son of famous singer SP Balasubrahmanyam, on his debut album, Dance Party. Subsequently, he wrote the music and theme song for the Telugu film Devi (1999). Consequently, at the age of 19, he made his feature picture music composition debut.

That same year, Devi collaborated with director Srinu Vaitla for the first time on the soundtrack record for the movie Anandam, which gave him his first break. In addition to writing and performing the song “Premante Emitante,” he also provided the vocals for the song “Monalisa.”

As Idlebrain put it, “The movie’s soundtrack is good, even though several of the songs are based on ‘Back Street Boys’ songs. The background music is really good. Devi Sri Prasad has the opportunity to work on a full-time romantic drama with potential for excellent music.” This is his first significant hit movie album. He wrote the music for the Tamil film Badri in the same year. This signifies his premiere in Tamil-language films.

2002–2005: The year of ascendancy
He released five albums in 2002, with the soundtracks to the movies Kalusukovalani, Manmadhudu, and Sontham becoming the biggest hits at the time. These movies were well-received both artistically and commercially, and DSP’s musical compositions played a part in that success. Sontham and Manmadhudu were among the year’s biggest musical hits. The majority of the tracks on these CDs were well-liked by fans.

According to a reviewer for Manmadhudu, Devi Sri Prasad’s music is superb. The background score is rather impressive as well. The songs’ picturization has improved Manmadhudu’s auditory quality.” Devi wrote the soundtrack for the patriotic movie Khadgam that same year. The Times of India’s Krishna Prasad Chigurupati wrote: “‘Meme With a touch of satire and humor, Devi Sri Prasad’s composition “Indians” captures the true spirit and togetherness of Indians.” Sumangali’s rendition of “Nuvvu Nuvvu” is yet another of the album’s greatest hits.

The soundtrack CD for the movie Varsham was made available through Aditya Music on December 18, 2003, during the audio launch party held at the Annapurna Studios in Hyderabad, even though the movie was released in 2004. This is his second project with producer M. S. Raju, who brought him to the attention of the cinema business in 1999 through Devi.

With the album’s “Neeti Mulla” song, Devi made his brother Gandham Sagar’s debut in the music business known. At the box office, the movie was a big success. He won three accolades for the soundtrack, including CineMAA’s Best Music Director and Santosham’s Best Music Director. Telugu Filmfare Award for Best Music Director and Awards for Best Music Director.

According to a review, he provided the movie with the ideal sound and deeply affected the viewers with his evocative, passionate, and heartfelt music. In 2004, he carried on with his “romantic music” style with his next huge hit, Arya. Devi’s first partnership was with Sukumar, a frequent partner.

The Telugu states and other regions of India saw a great deal of popularity for the song “Aa Ante Amalapuram”. A Times of India critic deems the six-track to be the greatest song ever. Another reviewer from IndiaGlitz stated: “Musician Devi Sri Prasad is the one who deserves all the praise. In the songs, he is at his most motivating.

 

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