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Thala Vanchi Eragade Song Lyric

Thala Vanchi Eragade Song Lyrics in English and Telugu. “Thala Vanchi Eragade” is the first single from the Telugu movie “Raayan,” which is set to release in 2024. The song has been composed by the legendary A.R. Rahman, with lyrics penned by Chandrabose. It’s sung by Hemachandra and Sarath Santosh. The movie “Raayan” is directed by Dhanush, who also plays the lead role, and it features a star-studded cast including SJ Suryah, Prakash Raj, Selvaraghavan, Sundeep Kishan, Kalidas Jayaram, Dushara Vijayan, and Aparna Balamurali.

Song Credits:

Song Title Thala Vanchi Eragade Song Lyrics
Movie Raayan (2024)
Stars Dhanush, SJ Suryah, Prakash Raj, Selvaraghavan, Sundeep Kishan
Writer – Director Dhanush
Music A R Rahman
Singer Hemachandra, Sarath Santosh
Lyricist Chandrabose
Producer Sreyas Srinivasan
Language Telugu
Published May 9, 2024
Duration Approx. 4:11 Min
Credits Gemini TV (YouTube)

Thala Vanchi Eragade Song Telugu Lyrics:

అ: తలవంచి ఎరగడే, తల దించి నడువడే
తలపడితే వదలడే, తన పేరు విజయుడే

కో: ప్రాణం పోతున్న వస్తున్న
పొగరు వీడడు వీడే
దూరం వెళ్ళండి వెళ్ళండి
వచ్చాడు నిప్పై వీడే…

అ: హే భోగి భోగి భోగిభోగి
కో: కచ్ఛాలన్ని వెలికి లాగి
అ& కో: భోగి భోగి భోగి భోగీ
అ & కో: కాల్చి వేద్దాం రెచ్చి రేగి…
(దందార దందార దందార)

కో: డుండుం డుం… డుండుం డుం
డుండుం డుం
డుండుండుం
డుండుం డుం… డుండుం డుం
డుండుం డుం
డుండుండుం

కో: డుండుం డుం… వీరము
డుండుం డుం… పాశము
డుండుం డుం… రోషము
అన్నీ ఉన్న మన్ను

అ: డుం డుం డుం… డుగుడాగే డుగుడాగే
డుండుం డుం డుం డుం
డుగుడాడే డుగుడాడే డాడే…

కో: గిలి గిలి గిలి గిలి గిలి
గిలి గిలి గిలి గిలి గిలి
గిలి గిలి గిలి గిలి గిలి
గిలి గిలి గిలి గిలి గిలి

అ: అష్టదిక్కుల్లోని ఆనందాలు అన్ని
అరచేత వాలేనంటా
అత్యాశ లేకుంటే పేరాశే లేకుంటే
ఐశ్వర్యమేనంటా…

అ: అరె కొన్నాళ్ళు ఎండలు… కొన్నాళ్ళు వానలు
వస్తుంటే చాలంటా
వందేళ్ళు వద్దంటా పోయేదాకా బతుకు
సాగిపోవాలంటా

అ: ప్రతిదీ నీతోనే నీతోనే
బ్రతుకంతా మాది నీదే
అడుగే నీతో నే నీతోనే
అడిగేదీ ఏదీ లేదే

అ: హే భోగి భోగి భోగిభోగి
కో: కచ్ఛాలన్ని వెలికి లాగి
అ& కో: భోగి భోగి భోగి భోగీ
అ & కో: కాల్చి వేద్దాం రెచ్చి రేగి…

అ: ఏయ్, ఏమేమ్ తెచ్చావ్
ఎట్టా తెచ్చావ్, ఎంత తెచ్చావ్
ఎందుకు తెచ్చావ్…!
తెచ్చిందంతా ఇచ్చెయ్యాలి
ఖాళీగానే పైకెళ్ళాలీ…

కో: హే భోగి భోగి భోగి
భోగి భోగి భోగి
భోగి భోగి భోగి భోగి భోగి భోగి

అ: తలవంచి ఎరగడే, తల దించి నడువడే
తలపడితే వదలడే, తన పేరు విజయుడే

అ & కో: ప్రాణం పోతున్న వస్తున్న
పొగరు వీడడు వీడే
దూరం వెళ్ళండి వెళ్ళండి
వచ్చాడు నిప్పై వీడే….

Thala Vanchi Eragade Song English Lyrics:

A: Talavan̄ci eragaḍē, tala din̄ci naḍuvaḍē
talapaḍitē vadalaḍē, tana pēru vijayuḍē

kō: Prāṇaṁ pōtunna vastunna
pogaru vīḍaḍu vīḍē
dūraṁ veḷḷaṇḍi
vaccāḍu nippai vīḍē…

a: Hē bhōgi bhōgi bhōgibhōgi
kō: Kacchalanni veliki lāgi
a&kō: Bhōgi bhōgi bhōgi bhōgī
a& kō: Kālci vēddāṁ recci rēgi…
(dandāra dandāra dandāra)

kō: Duṇḍuṁ ḍuṁ… duṇḍuṁ ḍuṁ
duṇḍuṁ ḍuṁ
duṇḍuṇḍuṁ
duṇḍuṁ ḍuṁ… ḍuṇḍuṁ ḍuṁ
duṇḍuṁ ḍuṁ
duṇḍuṇḍuṁ

kō: Duṇḍuṁ ḍuṁ… vīramu
duṇḍuṁ ḍuṁ… pāśamu
duṇḍuṁ ḍuṁ… rōṣamu
annī unna mannu

a: Ḍuṁ ḍuṁ ḍuṁ… ḍuguḍāgē ḍuguḍāgē
duṇḍuṁ ḍuṁ ḍuṁ ḍuṁ
ḍuguḍāḍē ḍuguḍāḍē ḍāḍē…

kō: Gili gili gili gili
giligili giligili
giligili giligili
giligili giligili

a: Aṣṭadikkullōni ānandālu annī
aracēta vālēnaṇṭa
atyāśa lēkuṇṭē sereśē lēkuṇṭē
aiśvaryamēnaṇṭā…

a: Are konnāḷḷu eṇḍalu… konnāḷḷu vānalu
vastuṇṭē cālaṇṭa
vandēḷḷu vaddaṇṭā pōyēdākā batuku
sāgipōvālaṇṭa

a: Antā nītōnē
bratukantā mādi nīdē
aḍugē nītō nē nītōnē
aḍigēdī ēdi lēdē

a: Hē bhōgi bhōgi bhōgibhōgi
kō: Kacchalanni veliki lāgi
a&kō: Bhōgi bhōgi bhōgi bhōgī
a& kō: Kālci vēddāṁ recci rēgi…

a: Ēy, ēmēṁ teccāv
eṭṭā teccāv, enta teccāv
enduku teccāv…!
Teccindantā icceyyāli
khāḷīgānē paikeḷḷālī…

kō: Hē bhōgi bhōgi bhōgi
bhōgi bhōgi bhōgi
bhōgi bhōgi bhōgi bhōgi bhōgi bhōgi

a: Talavan̄ci eragaḍē, tala din̄ci naḍuvaḍē
talapaḍitē vadalaḍē, tana pēru vijayuḍē

a& kō: Prāṇaṁ pōtunna vastunna
pogaru vīḍaḍu vīḍē
dūraṁ veḷḷaṇḍi
vaccāḍu nippai vīḍē….

A: Hē bhōgi bhōgi bhōgibhōgi
kō: Kacchalanni veliki lāgi
a&kō: Bhōgi bhōgi bhōgi bhōgī
a& kō: Kālci vēddāṁ recci rēgi…

kō: Gili gili gili gili
giligili giligili
giligili giligili
giligili giligili

Thala Vanchi Eragade Song Malayalam Lyrics:

A: തലവഞ്ചി എരഗ, തല ദിന്സി നഡൂവ
തലപടീടെ വടലഠേ, താന പെറു വിജയുഡേ

kō: പ്രാണൻ പോകുന്ന വസ്തുന
pogaru vīḍaḍu vīḍē
dūraṁ veḷḷaṇḍi
വെച്ചൂ നിപ്പായി വീഡേ…

a: Hē bhōgi bhōgi bhōgibōgi
kō: കച്ചലാന്നി വെളിക്കി ലഗി
a&kō: ഭോഗി ഭോഗി ഭോഗി ഭോഗി
ഒരു
(ദണ്ഡാര ദണ്ഡാര ദണ്ഡാര)

kō: Duṇḍuṁ ḍuṁ… duṇḍuṁ ḍuṁ
duṇḍuṁ ḍuṁ
duṇḍuṇḍuṁ
duṇḍuṁ ḍuṁ… ḍuṇḍuṁ ḍuṁ
duṇḍuṁ ḍuṁ
duṇḍuṇḍuṁ

kō: Duṇḍuṁ ḍuṁ… വിരമു
duṇḍuṁ ḍuṁ… pāśamu
duṇḍuṁ ḍuṁ… rōṣamu
annī unna mannu

a: Ḍuṁ ḍuṁ ḍuṁ… ḍuguḍāgē ḍuguḍāgē
duṇḍuṁ ḍuṁ ḍuṁ ḍuṁ
ḍuguḍāḍē ḍuguḍāḍē ḍāḍē…

kō: ഗിലി ഗിലി ഗിലി ഗിലി
ഗിലിഗിലി ഗിലിഗിലി
ഗിലിഗിലി ഗിലിഗിലി
ഗിലിഗിലി ഗിലിഗിലി

a: അഷ്ടാടിക്കുള്ളോനി ആനന്ദാലു അന്നി
അരചേത വലേനന്ത
അത്യാശ ലേകുണ്ഡേ സെരെഷേ ലെകുന്തേ
ഐശ്വര്യമേനന്ത…

a: കൊന്നു എണ്ടാളു… കൊന്നു വാനലു
വാസ്തുന്തേ കാലാന്ത
vandēḷḷu vaddaṇṭā poyēdākā batuku
സാഗിപോവലണ്ട

a: ആന്താ നിറ്റോനെ
ബ്രതുകാന്ത മാദി നിദെ
അഡുഗേ നിറ്റോ നെ നെറ്റോ
aḍigēdī ēdi Lēdē

a: Hē bhōgi bhōgi bhōgibōgi
kō: കച്ചലാന്നി വെളിക്കി ലഗി
a&kō: ഭോഗി ഭോഗി ഭോഗി ഭോഗി
ഒരു

a: Ēy, ēmēṁ tecāv
eṭṭā techāv, enta techāv
enduku techāv…!
ടെക്കിണ്ടൻ്റ ഐച്ചിയാലി
ഖാദിഗാനെ പൈകെḷḷāli…

kō: Hē bhōgi bhōgi bōgi
bhōgi bhōgi bhōgi
ഭോഗി ഭോഗി ഭോഗി ഭോഗി ഭോഗി ഭോഗി

a: തലവഞ്ചി എരഗḍē, തല ദിന്സി naḍuvaḍē
തലപടീടെ വടലഠേ, താന പെറു വിജയുഡേ

a& kō: പ്രാണൻ പോകുന്ന വസ്തുന
pogaru vīḍaḍu vīḍē
dūraṁ veḷḷaṇḍi
vaccāḍu nippai vīḍē….

A: ഹേ ഭോഗി ഭോഗി ഭോഗിഭോഗി
kō: കച്ചലാന്നി വെളിക്കി ലഗി
a&kō: ഭോഗി ഭോഗി ഭോഗി ഭോഗി
ഒരു

Extra Information :

About Raayan (2024) Movie :

In his second directing endeavor, Dhanush is the writer and director of the upcoming action thriller film Raayan in the Tamil language in India. Under Sun Pictures, Kalanithi Maran is the film’s producer. Dhanush plays the major role alongside Sundeep Kishan, Saravanan, Prakash Raj, Aparna Balamurali, Varalaxmi Sarathkumar, Kalidas Jayaram, S. J. Suryah, and Prakash Raj.

Since this is Dhanush’s 50th movie in which he plays the lead, the movie was first publicly announced in January 2023 under the working title D50. The actual title was revealed in February 2024. In July 2023, principal photography got underway. Most of the filming took place in Chennai, and it was finished by mid-December 2023. A. R. Rahman wrote the film’s soundtrack, Om Prakash handled the photography, and Prasanna GK handled the editing.

About Dhanush :

Born on July 28, 1983, Venkatesh Prabhu Kasthuri Raja, better known by his stage name Dhanush, is an Indian actor, director, producer, lyricist, and playback singer who mostly performs in Tamil films. His credits include fourteen SIIMA Awards, seven Filmfare Awards South, a Filmfare Award, and four National Film Awards (two as an actor and two as a producer). He has starred in 46 films over his career.Listed six times in Forbes India Celebrity 100, he is one of the most paid actors in Indian film.

The 2002 coming-of-age film Thulluvadho Ilamai, which was helmed by Dhanush’s father Kasthuri Raja, was his debut feature. In the critically and commercially successful films Yaaradi Nee Mohini (2008) and Polladhavan (2007), he found greater success. He received the Filmfare Award for Best Actor – Tamil and the National Film Award for Best Actor for his performance as a rooster fight jockey in Aadukalam (2010).

The films Maryan (2013), Velaiilla Pattadhari (2014), Anegan (2015), Kodi (2016), Vadachennai (2018), Asuran (2019), Thiruchitrambalam (2022) and Vaathi (2023) were among his best-performing works.

Within a month after its release, Vaathi and Thiruchitrambalam joined the 100 Crore Club, and Vadachennai became the highest-grossing A-rated Tamil film ever. He also acted in the action movies Velaiilla Pattadhari 2 (2017), Maari (2015), and Maari 2 (2018) in the 2010s.

The first Indian music video to reach 100 million views on YouTube was Dhanush’s widely-liked bilingual song “Why This Kolaveri Di” from the romantic psychological thriller film 3 (2012) in 2011. Raanjhanaa (2013), directed by Aanand L. Rai, marked his Bollywood film debut.

In addition to earning him a nomination for the Filmfare Award for Best Actor, his portrayal of an obsessive, one-sided lover in the movie earned him the Filmfare Award for Best Male Debut.

Inspired by Kuruthipunal (1995), a fictional covert operation, Venkatesh Prabhu took on the screen identity “Dhanush”. He made his feature debut in his father Kasthuri Raja’s teen drama Thulluvadho Ilamai (2002), which went on to become a surprise smash. Then, in 2003, he made an appearance in the romantic psychological thriller Kaadhal Kondein, his brother Selvaraghavan’s debut feature film.

In the movie, Dhanush played Vinodh, a mentally ill young man who desired for his friend’s love and eventually became possessive of her. The movie was a huge commercial and critical hit when it was released, and it ultimately became Dhanush’s big break in Tamil cinema. He received his first nomination for the Tamil Filmfare Award for Best Actor for the movie as well.

Dhanush made appearances in Sulaan and Pudhukottaiyilirundhu Saravanan in 2004. Later, he had an appearance in Dreams, another movie that the critics criticized. Like their earlier projects,

his father directed the movie. Dhanush debuted in Devathaiyai Kanden in 2005 and contributed to Adhu Oru Kana Kaalam, directed by Balu Mahendra, in the same year. Dhanush has maintained time and time again that he did not take acting seriously until he worked with Mahendra, despite the film being a big catastrophe at the box office.

He and his brother came together to work on the cult gangster movie Pudhupettai in 2006. Though Dhanush’s performance garnered significant acclaim, the film initially drew mixed reviews as it depicted the progression of a young man from street urchin to gangster.

But as time passed, the movie received a lot of positive reviews and is today regarded as one of the best Tamil movies ever made. It has also developed a sizable cult following. As a result of his performance in the movie, Dhanush was nominated twice for the Filmfare Award for Best Actor in Tamil.

In the same year, he also made his comeback to Boopathy Pandian for the romantic comedy Thiruvilaiyaadal Aarambam, starring Prakash Raj and Shriya Saran, following Devathaiyai Kanden. It was Dhanush’s first big commercial hit following a string of mediocre and below-average earners.

Parattai Engira Azhagu Sundaram, Dhanush’s debut film in 2007, was a box office failure. The movie was a reimagining of the popular Kannada film Jogi (2005).

About Sj Suryah :

Known by his stage name S. J. Suryah, Ustin Selvaraj Pandian (born 1968/1969) is an Indian film director, screenwriter, actor, composer, producer, and music director who primarily works in Tamil cinema. Although he began by directing and helping Vasanth and Sabhapathy, he intended to become an actor.

In 1999, Surya made his feature film directing debut with Vaali, whose box office success shot him to fame. Kushi (2000), New (2004), Anbe Aaruyire (2005), and Isai (2015) are some of his other well-known motion pictures. After making his acting debut in New, he went on to feature

in films such as Thirumagan (2007), Vyabari (2007), Kalvanin Kadhali (2006), and Spyder (2017). He also played antagonists in Maanaadu (2021), Don (2022), and Mark Antony (2023), as well as protagonists in Kadamaiyai Sei (2022) and Jigarthanda DoubleX (2023).

After finishing his education in the South Tamil Nadu town of Vasudevanallur, close to Puliangudi, Suryah relocated to Chennai to get his physics degree at Loyola College. He was given the chance to continue his education at an engineering college in Madurai, but he turned it down in favor of staying in Chennai with the hopes of becoming a successful actor in Tamil movies.

He started working as a steward and in hotels to become financially independent before being offered the opportunity to be an apprentice under K. Bhagyaraj. Following that, he served as an assistant director for the teams of Vasanth in Aasai (1995) and Sabapathy in Sundara Purushan (1996). He also made uncredited acting appearances, most notably as a cock fighter in Bharathiraja’s Kizhakku Cheemayile (1993).

Ajith Kumar, who played the lead role in Ullaasam (1997), acknowledged Suryah from their work together on Aasai and agreed to hear a script reading. After being pleasantly surprised by the narration, Ajith assisted in approaching S. S. Chakravarthy to produce the movie, and the group started working on Vaali (1999) in late 1997.

Prior to Simran taking over as the protagonist, Keerthi Reddy was confirmed as the leading lady; Suryah also made the decision to feature Jyothika in the movie. Ajith’s performance was praised by a Deccan Herald reviewer who called the thriller “definitely worth seeing” and adding that it “has something for all tastes — a pleasant love angle, some suspense, complex psychological nuances, good acting, pleasing songs”.

A reviewer from Indolink.com called Suryah “a new young director to the cine field who can make Tamil Cinema be proud once again” and described the movie as “a classic in its own right”. The film was described as “outstanding” by The New Indian Express, which also said that Surya performs a “good job and succeeds”. Due to the movie’s financial success, Suryah’s and the principal actors’ careers saw a breakthrough.

About Prakash Raj :

Born Prakash Rai on March 26, 1965, Prakash Raj is an Indian actor, producer, director, TV host, and politician. He has won multiple awards, including five National Film Awards, eight Nandi Awards, eight Tamil Nadu State Film Awards, five Filmfare Awards South, four SIIMA Awards, three CineMAA Awards, and three Vijay Awards.

He is well-known for his work in Telugu, Tamil, English, Kannada, Malayalam, and Hindi-language films. Raj is one of the most sought-after actors in Indian cinema due to his fluency in Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, English, Tulu, and Marathi in addition to his native Kannada.

Raj began his career in cinema after working for a while in Kannada television and theatrical productions. He debuted in Tamil cinema with K. Balachander’s 1994 film Duet, and he has since been a financially successful Tamil film star. He called his producing firm Duet Movies in honor of them.

Being multilingual, he portrayed numerous characters, primarily as the adversary and more recently, as a character actor. As an actor, Prakash has received three National Film Awards: one in 1998 for Best Supporting Actor for Mani Ratnam’s Iruvar; one in 2007 for Best Actor for his performance in the Tamil film Kanchivaram; and one in 1998 for Special Mention for the Telugu film Antahpuram, directed by Krishna Vamsi.

On March 26, 1965, Prakash Raj was born in Bangalore to a Tuluva father and a Kannada mother.

Prasad Raj, his brother, is also an actor. After completing his education at St. Joseph’s Indian High School, he enrolled at Bangalore’s St. Joseph’s College of Commerce. Actress Geetha introduced Prakash Raj to well-known K. Balachander, the director of Tamil films. On the recommendation of K. Balachander, Prakash Raj changed his surname from Rai to Raj; he is still known as Prakash Rai in his native Karnataka.

In 1994, actor Prakash Raj wed Lalitha Kumari. They had a boy, Sidhu, who passed away in 2004 at the age of five following injuries he suffered in a fall while kite flying, and two daughters, Meghana and Pooja. 2009 saw the couple’s divorce.

About Selvaraghavan :

Indian film director, screenwriter, and actor Selvaraghavan has primarily directed and acted in Tamil films. Selvaraghavan made his directorial debut with Thulluvadho Ilamai (2002), in which his brother Dhanush K. Raja stars. However, his father is given credit for commercial reasons. After that, he directed a string of romantic drama films, including Kadhal Kondein (2003), which also starred Dhanush, and 7G Rainbow Colony (2004).

He then ventured into coming-of-age films, with Dhanush appearing in both Pudhupettai (2006) and Mayakkam Enna (2011). In Aayirathil Oruvan (2010) and Irandam Ulagam (2013), he portrayed a parallel world and a fantasy Chola kingdom, respectively. He has also dabbled in science fiction and fantasy filmmaking. His directorial abilities have garnered high praise.

He wed the actress Sonia Agarwal on December 15, 2006; the two had previously collaborated on three movies. On August 9, 2009, Sonia Agarwal and Selvaraghavan filed for divorce with permission in a Chennai family court following two years of marriage.

On June 19, 2011, Selvaraghavan wed Gitanjali Raman, the daughter of P. S. Raman, the former advocate general of Tamil Nadu. In Mayakkam Enna, Gitanjali had served as his associate director. The couple’s son, Omkar, was born on October 7, 2013, and their daughter, Leelavathi, was born on January 20, 2012. On January 7, 2021, the couple gave birth to their third child, a boy they named Rishikesh.

Selvaraghavan and his sisters were encouraged by their parents to pursue a job with an academic background even though they come from a family in the film industry. He later earned a BEng. in Mechanical Engineering, but he admits he was “never going to become one of the best” and that his exam results were unimpressive.

He says he went through a “soul-searching” journey while pursuing other job choices part-time during his studies before realizing that writing was his true calling.[9] He tried approaching producers to get funding for his script writing after graduating in 1997, but he was never successful and frequently stayed at home as a jobless graduate.

With his father out of work in the early 2000s, his family was under financial strain, so they made the decision toto invest their leftover funds in a project that Selvaraghavan had developed, Thulluvadho Ilamai (2002). The film, which included his brother Dhanush in his first role along with Sherin and Abhinay, followed the coming-of-age tale of six high school students and had a popular Yuvan Shankar Raja soundtrack.

Following a modest premiere, the movie attracted adolescent crowds to theaters with its themes of adolescence while simultaneously receiving widespread publicity as a “soft porn” production. After that, it became a sleeper smash and received favorable reviews from reviewers for shattering the myths surrounding Tamil movies. Following the movie’s premiere, Selvaraghavan claimed to have directed it as well, but he was compelled to give credit to his father, Kasthuri Raja, a more seasoned director.

About Sandeep Kishan :

Indian actor and producer Sundeep Kishan was born on May 7, 1987, and he primarily works in Telugu and Tamil films.

Career
In modern-day Chennai, Sundeep Kishan was born into a Telugu household. He is the nephew of Shyam K. and Chota K. Naidu, two cinematographers. In 2008, he relocated to Hyderabad in order to further his film career.

Before acting in Sneha Geetham, Kishan spent a year assisting Gautham Vasudev Menon as an assistant director.

Director Deva Katta introduced Kishan to his pals Raj Nidimoru and Krishna D.K. after working with him on Prasthanam (2010). This led to Kishan being cast in his debut Hindi film, Shor in the City. In the Telugu film DK Bose (2018), he costarred with Nisha Aggarwal.

Kishan expressed his happiness at receiving positive reviews for his 2015 film Tiger from stars like Ravi Teja, Allu Arjun, and R. Narayana Murthy. In addition, he acted in Ra Ra… Krishnayya and Venkatadri Express. Following the release of the Tamil film Maanagaram, Sundeep signed on to work on Suseenthiran’s Nenjil Thunivirundhal, his next project.

Vi Anand is the director of Sundeep Kishan’s most recent movie, Ooru Peru Bhairavakona. The movie was nearly break-even in terms of receipts, had mixed reviews, and was commended for Sandeep Kishan’s performance.

About A R Rahman :

Born A. S. Dileep Kumar on January 6, 1967, Allah Rakha Rahman (pronunciation ⓧ) is an Indian music composer, record producer, singer, songwriter, musician, multi-instrumentalist, and philanthropist. He is well-known for his contributions to Indian cinema, primarily in the Tamil and Hindi film genres, with occasional excursions into other film genres.

He has won fifteen Filmfare Awards, seventeen Filmfare Awards South, two Academy Awards, two Grammy Awards, a BAFTA Award, a Golden Globe Award, and six National Film Awards. The third-highest civilian honor in India, the Padma Bhushan, was given to him by the government in 2010.

The Tamil film Roja marked the beginning of Rahman’s film scoring career, which he started with his own studio, Panchathan Record Inn, in the early 1990s.

Subsequently, he composed multiple songs for Tamil movies, such as the politically charged Bombay directed by Mani Ratnam, the urban Kadhalan, Thiruda Thiruda, and Gentleman, the first film directed by S. Shankar. Rahman won the BMI Award for Best Score for his work on the comedy Couples Retreat (2009), his debut Hollywood picture.

At the 81st Academy Awards, he won Best Original Score and Best Original Song for his work on Slumdog Millionaire (2008). At the 2010 Grammy Awards, he also took home the Best Song Written for Visual Media and Best Compilation Soundtrack Album awards. Both “Mozart of Madras” and “Isai Puyal” (musical storm) are nicknames given to him.

Rahman has also developed into a philanthropist and humanitarian, contributing to and raising funds for numerous charities and causes.He received recognition from Stanford University in 2006 for his services to world music. The Madras Rotary Club awarded him a Lifetime Achievement Award in 2008. He was listed as one of the 100 most influential people in the world by Time in 2009.

He brought 7.1 surround sound to South Indian movies in 2013. In 2014, he was received an honorary doctorate from Berklee College of Music. He has also earned honorary doctorate from Aligarh Muslim University. He debuted as a writer and director in the 2017 picture Le Musk.

Born on January 6, 1967, as A. S. Dileep Kumar in Madras, Tamil Nadu, Allah Rakha Rahman was named after him. His father, R. K. Shekhar, was a conductor and film soundtrack composer for Malayalam and Tamil movies. He was from a Mudaliar family. At age four, Rahman started taking piano lessons. He played the keyboard to help his father in the studio.

Rahman’s family made ends meet by renting out his father’s musical instruments when he passed away when he was nine years old. Rahman, a student at Padma Seshadri Bala Bhavan, was raised by his mother Kareema (born Kashturi), and as a result, he frequently missed school and performed poorly on tests since he had to work to support his family.

Rahman received his early tuition in music from Master Dhanraj. At the age of 11, he started performing in the orchestra of Malayalam composer M. K. Arjunan, a close friend of his father. After receiving a scholarship from Trinity College London to the Trinity College of Music, he soon started working with other composers, including M. S. Viswanathan, Vijaya Bhaskar, Ilaiyaraaja, Ramesh Naidu, Vijay Anand, Hamsalekha, and Raj-Koti.

He also accompanied Zakir Hussain, Kunnakudi Vaidyanathan, and L. Shankar on global tours. Rahman had helped numerous music directors in his early career with piano and synthesizer work. A noteworthy piece of work is the 1989 Malayalam film Ramji Rao Speaking, in which Rahman and Sivamani composed the song “Kalikalam” for the film’s music director, S. Balakrishnan.

About Hemachandra :

Indian independent musician, music director, and playback vocalist Vedala Hemachandra is well-known for his contributions to Telugu film.

Childhood

June 2, 1988 is Hemachandra’s birthday. Sasikala Swamy Vedala, Hemachandra’s mother, is a singer and music educator, while her father, Swamy Vedala, is an advocate. Himabindu, Hemachandra’s sister, is a music instructor and playback singer.On February 14, 2013, Hemachandra wed singer Sravana Bhargavi. On July 2, 2016, Shikhara Chandrika, their daughter, was born.

Hemachandra was In September 2021, he and Sahithi Chaganti performed the jingle “Hook Aipodam” on Red FM 93.5. It was an attempt by radio to represent the two Telugu states, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, in terms of style and culture. Hemachandra attended Hyderabad’s All Saints High School.

About Chandrabose :

Kanukuntla Indian playback singer and songwriter Subhash Chandrabose is involved in Telugu movies. with 1995, Chandrabose made his screenplay debut with the movie Taj Mahal. Over the course of a 25-year career, he has penned the lyrics to around 3600 songs in over 850 motion pictures. Chandrabose’s song “Naatu Naatu” from RRR (2022) received both an Academy Award and a Golden Globe. As a lyricist, he has won three SIIMA Awards, two Nandi Awards, two Filmfare Awards, and one National Award.

Born in the village of Challagariga in the Warangal district of Andhra Pradesh (now in the Bhupalpally district of Telangana), Chandrabose finished his high school education there. His father was a primary school teacher, and he is the youngest of four siblings.

Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University in Hyderabad is where I obtained my degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. He attempted, but was unsuccessful, to work as a singer for Doordarshan early in his career. At that point, he made the decision to become a songwriter.

Taj Mahal (1995), directed by Muppalaneni Shiva, was his cinematic debut. His debut movie song, “Manchu Kondallona Chandramaa,” was composed with assistance from music director M. M. Srilekha in 1995. On the recommendation of his first director, Muppalaneni Siva, he took on the screen name Chandrabose.

Chandrabose wed Suchitra, a Telugu film industry choreographer.