Priyathama Neevachata Kusalama Lyrics Song :

Guna movie. Starring Kamal Haasan, Roshini, Rekha, SP Balasubramaniam, Girish Karnad, Ajay Rathnam, Janagaraj and Sharat Saxena among others. Directed by Santhana Bharathi and produced by Alamelu Subramaniam. Music composed by Ilayaraja.

 

Priyathama Neevachata Kusalama Telugu Lyrics Song :

కమ్మని ఈ ప్రేమలేఖనే రాసింది హృదయమే
ప్రియతమా నీవచత కుశలమా.. నేనిచట కుశలమే
ఊహలన్నీ పాటలే కనుల మొత్తం
తొలి కలల కవితలే మాట మాటలో

కమ్మని ఈ ప్రేమలేఖనే రాసింది హృదయమే
ప్రియతమా నీవచత కుశలమా.. నేనిచట కుశలమే
ఊహలన్నీ పాటలే కనుల మొత్తం
తొలి కలల కవితలే మాట మాటలో

ఓహో..కమ్మని ఈ ప్రేమలేఖనే రాసింది హృదయమే
ప్రియతమా నీవచత కుశలమా.. నేనిచట కుశలమే

గుండెల్లో గాయమేమో చల్లగా మానిపోయే
మాయచేసే ఒక మాయే ప్రేమాయే
ఎంత గాయమైన గాని నా మెనికేమిగాదు
పువ్వు సోకి నీ సోకు కందేనే
వెనక రాణి వెర్రి ప్రేమ కన్నీటి ధారలో కరుగుతోంది..
నాడు శోకమోపలేక నీ గుండె బాధ పడితే తానన్నది..
మనుషులెరుగలేరు మామూలు ప్రేమ కాదు
అగ్ని కంటే స్వచ్ఛమైనది

మమకారమే.. ఈ లాలీ పాటగా రాసేది హృదయమా
ఉమాదేవి గా శివుని అర్ధభాగమై నా లోన నిలువుమా
శుభ లాలీ లాలీ జో.. లాలీ లాలీ జో.. ఉమాదేవి లాలీ జో.. లాలీ లాలీ జో
మమకారమే ఈ లాలీ పాటగా రాసేది హృదయమా నా హృదయమా

Priyathama Neevachata Kusalama Malayalam Lyrics Song :

കമ്മണി ഈ പ്രേമലേഖനേ രാസിന്ദി ഹൃദയമേ
പ്രിയതമാ നീവചത കുശലമാ.. നേനിച്ചത കുശലമേ
ഊഹലണ്ണി പാടാലേ കനുലാ ടോട്ടലോ
ടോളി കലല കവിതലേ മാതാ മാതലോ

കമ്മണി ഈ പ്രേമലേഖനേ രാസിന്ദി ഹൃദയമേ
പ്രിയതമാ നീവചത കുശലമാ.. നേനിച്ചത കുശലമേ
ഊഹലണ്ണി പാടാലേ കനുലാ ആകെ
ടോളി കലല കവിതലേ മാതാ മാതലോ

ഓഹോ..കമ്മനി ഈ പ്രേമലേഖനെ രസിന്ദി ഹൃദയമേ
പ്രിയതമാ നീവചത കുശലമാ.. നേനിച്ചത കുശലമേ

ഗുണ്ടല്ലോ ഗായമേമോ ചള്ളംഗാ മാനിപോയേ
മായച്ചേസേ ഒരു മായേ പ്രേമായേ
എൻ്റ ഗായമൈന ഗാനി നാ മേനികേമിഗാഡു
പുവ്വു സോകി നി സോകു കണ്ടേനെ
വേനകി റാണി വെറി പ്രേമ കണ്ണീടി ധാരളോനാ കരുഗുന്നു..
നാട് ശോകമോപാലേക നി ഗുണ്ടേ ബാധ പാടേ താനന്നടി..
മനുഷുലെരുഗലേരു മാമൂലു പ്രേമ കാടു
അഗ്നി കാന്തേ സ്വച്ഛമൈനദി

മാമകാരമേ.. ഈ ലാലി പാടഗ രസേദി ഹൃദയമാ
ഉമാദേവി ഗാ ശിവുനീ അർദ്ധഭാഗമായി നാ ലോന നിലുവുമാ
ശുഭ ലാലി ലാലി ജോ.. ലാലി ലാലി ജോ.. ഉമാദേവി ലാലി ജോ.. ലാലി ലാലി ജോ
മാമകാരമേ ഈ ലാലി പാടഗ രസേദി ഹൃദയമാ ന ഹൃദയമാ

Priyathama Neevachata Kusalama Hindi Lyrics Song :

कम्मनि ए प्रेमलेखेन रासिंदि हृदयमे
प्रियतम नीवचता कुसलमा.. नेनीचता कुसलमे
ओहलान्नी पताले कनुला टोटलो
तोली कलाला कविताले माता मातलो

कम्मनि ए प्रेमलेखेन रासिंदि हृदयमे
प्रियतम नीवचता कुसलमा.. नेनीचता कुसलमे
ओहलान्नी पताले कनुला टोटलो
तोली कलाला कविताले माता मातलो

ओहो..कम्मानि ए प्रेमलेखे रसिंदि हृदयमे
प्रियतम नीवचता कुसलमा.. नेनीचता कुसलमे

गुंडेलो गयामेमो चैलमगा मानिपोये
मायाचेसे ए माया प्रेमाए
एन्ता गयामैना गानि ना मेनिकेमिगाडु
पुव्वु सोकी नी सोकु कंडेन
वेनाकी राणि वेरी प्रेमा कन्नीति धारलोना करुगुतुन्नदि।।
नादु सोकमोपलेका नि गुंडे बाधा पड़िते ताणन्ननदि..
मनुशुलेरुगेरु मामूलु प्रेमा कादु
अग्नि काँते स्वच्छमैनादि

ममाकारमे.. ई लाली पतागा रसेदि हृदयमा
उमादेवी गा सिवुनि अर्धभागमै ना लोना निलुवुमा
सुभा लाली लाली जो.. लाली लाली जो.. उमादेवी लाली जो.. लाली लाली जो
ममाकारमे ए लाली पतागा रसेदि हृदयमा न हृदयमा

Priyathama Neevachata Kusalama English Lyrics Song :

Kammani ee premalekhane raasindi hrudayame
Priyatama neevachata kusalama.. nenichata kusalame
Oohalanni paatale kanula totalo
Toli kalala kavitale maata maatalo

Kammani ee premalekhane raasindi hrudayame
Priyatama neevachata kusalama.. nenichata kusalame
Oohalanni paatale kanula totalo
Toli kalala kavitale maata maatalo

Oho..kammani ee premalekhane raasindi hrudayame
Priyatama neevachata kusalama.. nenichata kusalame

Gundello gaayamemo challamga maanipoye
Maayachese a maaye premaayae
Enta gaayamaina gaani na menikemigaadu
Puvvu soki ni soku kandene
Venaki raani verri prema kanneeti dhaaralona karugutunnadi..
Naadu sokamopaleka ni gunde baadha paadite taananannadi..
Manushulerugaleru maamoolu prema kaadu
Agni kante swacchamainadi

Mamakaarame.. ee laali paataga raasedi hrudayamaa
Umadevi ga sivuni ardhabhaagamai naa lona niluvumaa
Subha laali laali jo.. laali laali jo.. umaadevi laali jo.. laali laali jo
Mamakaarame ee laali paataga raasedi hrudayamaa na hrudayamaa

 

Extra Information:

About Guna Movie :

Gunaa resides in an asylum. After hearing a narrative from his cellmate, Gunaa begins to associate the protagonist, Abhirami, with the goddess Abhirami. He begins to fantasize that Abhirami is her avatar and that she will wed him on a full moon day. His psychiatrist Ganesh approves of his release following his mental examination, but Gunaa continues to look for Abhirami.

Following his father’s abandonment, his mother Manonmani operates a brothel. She is assisted by her brother-in-law, who goes by “Chitappa”. One of the brothel ladies, Rosy, has feelings for Gunaa and wants to marry him, but he doesn’t return the favor.

Gunaa is a master at picking locks, and Chitappa frequently asks him for help with theft. In order to settle Manonmani’s unpaid rent, Chitappa chooses to crack open a hundi at a local temple. As they head to the temple for a practice, Gunaa notices an affluent heiress. She approaches him, smiling, and gives him some sweets since her physical features fit Gunaa’s vision of Abhirami. Her kind demeanor persuades him that she is Abhirami.

Chitappa, Gunaa, and their men come at the temple on the day of the heist. Gunaa lets Chitappa’s men into the safe room by opening the lock. When he pursues the heiress after seeing her once more, he unintentionally locks Chitappa’s men inside. Authorities apprehend them, but they escape with a few diamonds and take a car with Gunaa. When the automobile crashes and one of them dies, the injured survivor takes the heiress’s car and starts driving, Gunaa following suit.

The car plunges into the sea, and the injured guy passes away. CBI inspector Ramaiah notifies the heiress’s guardian Suresh Kumar (SK) after conducting an investigation into her disappearance. Gunaa brings the heiress and the jewels to his home after saving them from drowning. Landlord Ismail notices in a newspaper the monetary reward for the heiress’s safe return.

His thugs quarrel with Gunaa believing she is a fresh prostitute who was brought in without paying their customary bribe. Gunaa takes her to an abandoned church perched on a mountaintop in an attempt to save her, all the while calling her “Abhirami”.

Due to Gunaa’s strange demeanor, the heiress despises him and makes numerous unsuccessful attempts to flee. When SK and Ismail arrive to the chapel with Chitappa’s assistance, SK forces the heiress—real name: Rohini—to sign blank documents so he can seize all of her riches. SK tries to kill her despite her consent to stay alive.

When Gunaa steps in, she kills Ismail, renders SK unconscious, and brings the hurt Rohini to safety in a cave. She used to despise Gunaa, but now she recognizes his intense devotion. She accepts Gunaa’s marriage proposal and gives her true name, but she loves the moniker Abhirami. Gunaa is determined to tie the knot on a full moon day, but Rohini persuades him that it is, and they are married.

When Gunaa discovers that Rohini has a fever the following morning, he goes to the doctor to get her treated. After noticing Gunaa in a newspaper, the physician’s assistant notifies Inspector Moovendhar. Gunaa pulls a revolver from Moovendhar and drags the doctor into the cave by force. Both men are surrounded by Moovendhar’s army of police officers close to the scene; Gunaa unintentionally shoots one of them before running back to the cave where the doctor attends to Rohini. Moovendhar orders Gunaa to shoot at sight and calls for additional soldiers.

Upon arriving at the location, Gunaa’s relatives, Ganesh, Manonmani, Rosy, and Ramaiah, tell Moovendhar not to kill Gunaa. As Rosy goes inside the cave, she asks Gunaa to give back the pistol, and he complies by going through her. Then, Moovendhar gives Gunaa the command to give up. When Rohini comes out and chooses to expose SK’s misdeeds, she tells Moovendhar that they are alright.

When SK hears this, he shoots Rohini in order to cover up his misdeeds. Furious, Gunaa murders him. Rohini collapses in Gunaa’s arms upon his return. Then, after furiously telling his relatives that people are incapable of comprehending his love for Abhirami, Gunaa leaps from a cliff with Rohini’s body. It is the night of the full moon.

About Kamal Haasan :

Born Parthasarathy Srinivasan on November 7, 1954, Kamal Haasan is an Indian actor, politician, playback singer, director, social activist, and television presenter. He primarily works in Tamil cinema. In addition to Tamil, he has made appearances in a few Bengali, Malayalam, Hindi, Telugu, and Kannada movies. Haasan, who is regarded as one of the best actors in Indian cinema, is also credited with bringing numerous novel filmmaking techniques and technology to the country.

Numerous honors have been bestowed upon him, including one Rashtrapati Award, two Filmfare Awards, nine Tamil Nadu State Film Awards, four Nandi Awards, four National Film Awards, and seventeen Filmfare Awards South. In addition to the Padma Bhushan in 2014, the Padma Shri in 1990, the Kalaimamani Award in 1984, and the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres (Chevalier) in 2016.

At the age of six, Haasan made his acting debut in the 1960 Tamil film Kalathur Kannamma, for which he was awarded the President’s Gold Medal. His big break as a leading man came in the K. Balachander-directed drama Apoorva Raagangal (1975), where he portrayed a young rebel who falls in love with an elderly lady. In Moondram Pirai (1982), he played a guileless school teacher who takes care of a woman who has retrograde amnesia, and for that role he earned his first National Film Award. He also received a great deal of praise for his roles in Sagara Sangamam (1983),

Swathi Muthyam (1986), Aalavandhan (2001), Anbe Sivam (2003), Virumaandi (2004), Vettaiyadu Villaiyadu (2006), Dasavathaaram (2008), Sathyaa (1988), Apoorva Sagodharargal (1989), Gunaa (1991), Thevar Magan (1992), Nammavar (1994), Mahanadhi (1994), Indian (1996), Hey Ram (2000), Aalavandhan (2001), Vishwaroopam (2013), and Vikram (2022). Many of his films have been produced by Raaj Kamal Films International, his production firm.

In 2004, Haasan was granted the inaugural Abraham Kovoor National Award in recognition of his charitable endeavors. He served as the project ambassador for the Hridayaragam 2010 event, which aimed to generate money for a children’s orphanage serving HIV/AIDS victims. At Sri Ramachandra University in Porur,

Chennai, Haasan presented roses to children suffering from cancer in September 2010 as part of the introduction of a children’s cancer relief fund. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi put up Haasan’s name for the Swachh Bharat Mission. Haasan officially established Makkal Needhi Maiam, or the People’s Justice Center, on February 21, 2018.

About Santhana Bharathi :

Indian actor and filmmaker Santhana Bharathi has mainly directed and acted in Tamil films. Gunaa (1991), which he directed, took home the third place trophy for Tamil Nadu State Film Award’s Best Film category. In 1994, he also directed Mahanadhi, which was awarded the Tamil Nadu State Film Award Special Prize in addition to the National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Tamil.

M. R. Santhanam, Bharathi’s father, was an actor and producer who was among the first people to join the Nadigar Sangam. R. S. Shivaji, his brother, was an actor as well. Sanjay Bharathi, Bharathi’s son, is a director as well.

Santhana Bharathi became an assistant to filmmaker C. V. Sridhar. Beginning his career as a co-director with P. Vasu, Bharathi produced movies including Needhiyin Nizhal (1985), Madhu Malar (1981), Mella Pesungal (1983), Sahasame Jeevitham (1984), and Panneer Pushpangal (1981). Vasu claims, “Because we approached the matter in various ways, we had to make certain compromises. That’s the reason some of our other films didn’t do well at the box office and we decided to go in different directions.

About Roshini :

Former Indian actress Radhika Sadanah, better known by her stage name Roshini, was employed in the Telugu, Tamil, and Kannada cinema industries between 1997 and 1998. She is the half-sister of Nagma and the sister of the actress Jyothika.

Career :

Roshini made her acting debut in Selva’s comedy film Sishya, costarring with Karthik, after receiving a recommendation from Nagma. She later featured with Chiranjeevi in Master (1997).
Roshini declined multiple offers in late 1997 to appear in films in glamorous roles because she was eager to take on performance-oriented roles. After actress Manthra turned down the film, she went on to work on K. Balachander’s production Thulli Thirintha Kaalam (1998), starring opposite Arunkumar.

Her performance and the movie received conflicting reviews, and both did ok at the box office. But after that, her ongoing projects, such Puli Pirandha Mann with Napoleon, stalled, and she eventually left the movie business.

Individual life :

The actresses Nagma and Jyothika have a younger sister named Roshini.

About S.P.Sailaja :

Indian singer, voice actor, and actress Sripathi Panditaradhyula Sailaja has sung 7000 songs in films in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, and Hindi. For Illayaraja, K. Chakravarthy, Ramesh Naidu, K.V. Mahadevan, Chandrabose, and Shankar-Ganesh, she had sang the majority of the songs.

Television functions :

Sailaja has participated in a number of reality talent hunt shows, including Vijay TV’s Airtel Super Singer and Airtel Super Singer Junior, as both an audition judge and a guest judge.

About S. P. Balasubrahmanyam :

Sripathi Panditaradhyula Balasubrahmanyam[a], also known as SPB, was an Indian playback singer, actor, television presenter, music composer, dubbing artist, and film producer who lived from 4 June 1946 until 25 September 2020. He is considered by many to be among the best Indian vocalists of all time. Singing in sixteen languages, he primarily worked in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, and Hindi films.

On December 15, 1966, S. P. Balasubrahmanyam made his playback singing debut in the Telugu film Sri Sri Sri Maryada Ramanna, which was composed by his master, S. P. Kodandapani.Throughout the course of his five-decade career, he has won numerous state awards from the governments of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, as well as six National Film Awards for Best Male Playback Singer for his work in four different languages: Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Hindi.

He has also won 25 Andhra Pradesh state Nandi Awards for his work in Telugu cinema. He also received a Filmfare Award and six Filmfare Awards South. With more than 50,000 songs recorded in 16 languages, he reportedly held the Guinness World Record for the most songs recorded by a singer. He recorded a record on February 8, 1981, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. in Kannada, producing 27 tracks.

Furthermore, he recorded a record-breaking 19 Tamil songs and 16 Hindi songs in a single day. In 2012, the Andhra Pradesh government awarded S. P. Balasubrahmanyam the NTR National Award. The Keralan government awarded him the Harivarasanam Award in 2015. At the 47th International Film Festival of India in 2016, he received the Indian Film Personality of the Year award.

The Government of India awarded him the Padma Shri (2001), Padma Bhushan (2011), and Padma Vibhushan (posthumously) (2021). He passed away in Chennai on September 25, 2020, following a more than month-long hospital stay for COVID-19-related complications.

Childhood and upbringing :

1986 saw S. P. Balasubrahmanyam
S. P. Balasubrahmanyam was born into a Telugu Brahmin family in Nellore, in the modern state of Andhra Pradesh. S. P. Sambamurthy, his father, was a playwright and Harikatha artist. Sakunthalamma, his mother, passed away on February 4, 2019. He has five sisters, including vocalist S. P. Sailaja, and two brothers. Popular South Indian singer, actor, and producer S. P. Charan is also his son.

Early on, Balasubrahmanyam showed an interest in music, studied musical notation, and picked up the instrument on his own. His goal was to become an engineer, therefore he enrolled in the JNTU College of Engineering Anantapur.

While studying engineering, Balasubrahmanyam kept up his musical pursuits and competed in singing competitions, winning prizes. Typhoid forced him to leave school early, and he became an associate member of the Chennai-based Institution of Engineers. He took home the top honors in a music competition for amateur vocalists held in 1964 by the Telugu Cultural Organization, which is situated in Madras.

Anirutta (harmonium), Ilaiyaraaja (guitar and later harmonium), Baskar (percussion), and Gangai Amaran (guitar) made up his light music group, which he led. In a singing competition judged by S. P. Kodandapani and Ghantasala, he was declared the best vocalist.
“Nilave Ennidam Nerungadhe” was the song he sang at his first audition. He frequently visited songwriters in search of possibilities.

About Ilaiyaraaja :

Born R. Gnanathesikan on June 3, 1943, Ilaiyaraaja is an Indian musician, conductor, arranger, orchestrator, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and singer. He is well-known for his contributions to Indian cinema, particularly Tamil films. Throughout the course of a career spanning over 47 years, he is regarded as one of the most prolific composers, having written the music for over 1,000 films, over 7,000 songs, and over 20,000 concerts. The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in London gave him the title “Maestro,” and he is also known by the nickname “Isaignani,” which means “the musical sage.”

In a 2013 CNN-IBN survey honoring a century of Indian film, he received 49% of the vote and was named the nation’s best music composer. He was ranked ninth on the list of the top 25 film composers in cinema history by the American global film portal “Taste of Cinema” in 2014. With appearances by Ennio Morricone, John Williams, and Jerry Goldsmith, he is the only Indian on the list.

Ilaiyaraaja was the first South Asian to compose a complete symphony and one of the first Indian cinema composers to include string arrangements and harmonies from Western classical music. He made history in 1986 as the first Indian composer to use a computer to make a soundtrack for the movie Vikram.

Throughout his career, Ilaiyaraaja won numerous accolades for his creative output. The highest honour bestowed upon those in the performing arts in India, the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award, was granted to him in 2012 in appreciation of his innovative and original musical works. He received the Padma Bhushan, India’s third-highest civilian honor, in 2010 and the Padma Vibhushan,

India’s second-highest civilian award, from the Indian government in 2018. Since July 2022, he has been a nominee for membership in the Rajya Sabha, the upper house of parliament of India.On March 20, 2024, the biographical drama “Ilaiyaraaja,” helmed by Arun Matheswaran and starring Dhanush, was revealed. Five languages will be available for the film’s distribution.

On June 3, 1943, Gnanathesigan, a Tamil name, was born into a family from Pannaipuram, in what is now the Theni district of Tamil Nadu, India. Ilaiyaraaja was raised there. Since Ilaiyaraaja and politician M. Karunanidhi have the same birthday (3 June), Ilaiyaraaja chose to celebrate his birthday on June 2 instead, allowing Tamil Nadu residents to commemorate Karunanidhi’s birthday on June 3. In remembrance of Karunanidhi, who bestowed the title “Isaignani” to Ilaiyaraaja, this was done.

His father changed his name from Gnanathesigan to “Rajaiya” when he went to school, and the villagers referred to him as “Raasayya”. Dhanraj Master changed his name to “Raaja” when he enrolled as a student to learn how to play an instrument.Panchu Arunachalam, a Tamil film producer, renamed Raaja as “Ilaiyaraaja” while working on his first film, Annakili (1976), by prefixing his name with “Ilaiya” (meaning younger in Tamil). This was done because another well-known music director from the 1970s, A. M. Rajah, had the same suffix.

 

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