Friday, July 3, 2009

Enduku Chentaki Vastaavo...











Movie Title: Konchem isTam Konchem KasTam
Language: Telugu
Lyricist: Seetarama Sastry
Music Directors: Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy
Singer: Unnikrishnan







Enduku chentaki vastaavo?
Enduku cheyyodilestavo?
Snehamaa... ChelagaaTamaa?

EppuDu nee muDi vestaavo?
EppuDela veDadeestaavo?
Pranayamaa... Parihaasamaa?

Sapinche daivamaa?
dahinche deepamaa?
ide nee roopama? Premaa...
Faliste paapamaa?
Kaliste kopamaa?
Geliste nashTama... Prema?

Stanza 1:
Ee kalataa... chaale mamataa!
Marapuraani smrutulalone ragilipotaava?
Maraliraani gatamugaane migilipotaava?
Reppalu daaTavu swapnaalu
Cheppaka tappadu veeDkolu
Ooruko... O hrudayamaa!
Nijam nishTooramaa?
teliste kashTamaa?
kanneeTiki cheppave... Premaa!
Faliste paapamaa?
Kaliste kopamaa?
Geliste nashTama... Prema?

Stanza 2:
VentarammanTu teesukelataavu
Nammi vaste, naTTaDavilo viDichipotaavu
JanTakammanTu aasa peDataavu
Kalimi unche, chelimi tunche kalahamautaavu!
Chesina baasalu ennanTe...
Cheppina oosulu evanTe?
Mounamaa? Mamakaaramaa!
Choopullo soonyamaa
GunDello gaayamaa
Maree vedinchake Premaa!
Taraara raa raraa, taraara raa raraa...


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Trivia:
  • Seetarama Sastry - there's nothing trivial about this great lyricist. He is a Legend!
  • His work "telavaarademo swamy" in "Srutilayalu" was rejected by the State Awards committee because they thought it was written by the great saint Annamacharya! [GreatAndhra]
  • I was fairly moved when I heard these lines "Reppalu daaTavu swapnaalu... Cheppaka tappadu veeDkolu... Ooruko... O Hrudayama!" - they speak volumes about the strong impact Seetarama Sastry creates with simple words!
  • Being their first score in Telugu, the celebrated musician-trio Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy have made it a point not to recycle their previous works. They came up with commendable original tunes that are highly enjoyable and sound quite native to Telugu listeners. Infact, this is their only work outside Bollywood to date (in Indian languages). Kudos to the three music musketeers for their great compositions!

Reviews:
"Penned by Seetharama Sastry, singer Unnikrishnan’s voice has given it a unique beauty to the feel of the number. The entire song has been composed with a shade of blue and melancholy.
The lines depicting lost love go like, ‘Shapinche daivama…dahinche deepama…ide nee rupama…Prema’ which has an in-depth meaning to it. Combined with a noteworthy tune composed by the three songsters, the song has been churned out with life to make us feel the bereaved lover’s mindset." [IndiaGlitz]


Other Credits:

Cast: Siddharth, Tamanna
Director: Kishore Kumar
Producer: Nallamalapu Srinivas



Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Oy Oy...













NooTa debbhai aaru [176] Beach House-lo prema devata
Yellow Chudidaar White Chunni-to doche naa yeda
Oy Oy anTu casual-ga pilichero
Oy Oy twenty [20] saarlu kallo kalisero
Oy Oy empty gunde ninda nilichero
O Oo Oo Oo... Love at first sight
Naalo kalige Love at first sight
Nannu kadipe Love at first sight
Naake dorike Love at first sight
Nannu korike

Stanza 1:
Rupamlona beautiful
Chetallona dutiful
MaaTallona fundamental
AnniTlona capable
Andarlona careful
Anteleni sentimental

Cinema-lo meriseTi taara(?)
City-lona dorakaduraa

Nijangaane tagilenu taara
Vizaagu nagarapu chivarana
Chal chal(?) jarige Love at first sight
Chill kalige Love at first sight
Pal-pal Perige Love at first sight
Paikedige

Stanza 2:
DabbanTene allergy
BhaktanTene energy
Nammutundi numerology
inTi mundu nursery
AnTaneedu allari
Oppukodu humorology

UnDaalsindi tanu border-lo
Cheraalsindi military-lo

Edo undi something tanalo
Laagindi manasunu chitikelo
Sam-Sambarame Love at first sight
Wah Varame Love at first sight
Okko Kshaname Love at first sight
Oo Yugame.


Credits:
Movie: Oy (aka Oye)
Language: Telugu
Singer: Siddharth, Priya (?)
Lyrics: Chandrabose
Music Director: Yuvan Shankar Raja
Cast: Siddharth, Shamilee
Director: Anand Ranga
Producer: DVV Danayya

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Trivia:
  • Chandrabose did his B.Tech from JNTU Hyderabad.
  • Referring to the notorious speculations surrounding Sidharth's age, Chandrabose teasingly described Siddhdarth as "muduru madanuDu" in a song :) ("Abbacha" in "Koncham isTam Koncham KasTam"). "idigo... idigo... itaDe... itaDe... mana paDuchu edala-kedurupaDina muduru madanuDu"! [Full lyrics of Abbacha]
  • Music director Chakri was the first to have Siddharth sing a song ("Edalo eppudo" in "Chukkallo Chandrudu").

Reviews:
"With a mellow start and a dominant percussion throughout, this title track is catchy though at times it feels that the vocals are subdued by the music. Siddharth’s zesty rendition tries to mask Chandrabose’s middling lyrics but you still can’t overlook the deliberate usage of certain words for a trifling attempt at rhyming, like the way Chandrabose uses twenty to rhyme with empty and korike (bit) to go with dorike (got)." [Idlebrain.com]


"You will find yourself tapping your feet at this easy, breezy number and may we say it? Typical Yuvan Shankar beats. Pick of the album. It's fun, super-catchy and tells a story by itself. The song of this season..." [Cinegoer.com]

Waiting For You...













Chirunavve navvutuu
naa kosam vastaavani
chiguraase reputuu
nee premanu testaavani
ninu vetikaane nanne taake
alalane aaraa teestu
niluchunnaane neekai veche
teeraanne aaraadistuu
prati janmaa neetone
I am waiting for you baby
prati janmaa neetone
I am waiting for you baby

Stanza 1:
Nuvvu nenu yekam ayye... premallonaa
ponge pralayam ninnu nannu... vanchinchenaa
puvve mullai kaaTestundaa
neere nippai kaalchestundaa
vidhinainaa veleyana
ninu gelicheyanaa
nee kosam nireekshanaa... Oo...
I am waiting for you baby
prathi janmaa neetone
I am waiting for you baby

Stanza 2:
Prema ane oke maate
aamelo gatinchindha
veedani bhayam edho
gundene tolustundha
aa oohe tana madilo
kalatale repenaa
vidhinainaa veleyana
ninu gelicheyanaa
nee kosam nireekshanaa... Oo...
I am waiting for you baby.


Credits:
Movie: Oy (aka Oye)
Language: Telugu
Singer: Kay Kay
Lyrics: Vanamali
Music Director: Yuvan Shankar Raja
Cast: Siddharth, Shamilee
Director: Anand Ranga
Producer: DVV Danayya


More about Artists:







Trivia:
  • Vanamali's mother tongue is Tamil.
  • This song is one of two favorites songs of Siddharth from Oy. Other one is "Povodde prema".

Reviews:
"Yuvan showcases his brilliance in the stanzas by making them addictively melodious (especially the first stanza). After RP Patnaik, Yuvan uses KK effectively here to bring out the melancholy in this track rather beautifully. Vanamali’s words catch your attention. Sample this, vidhinaina velEyana ninu gelichEyana." [Idlebrain.com]


"Vocals are really good, this time with KK rendering soft, rhythm based song with longing in the words penned by Vanamaali. The feel of the song is not exactly melancholy, but one that is filled with hope and optimism; one of the two picks of the album. One of KK's best renditions in Telugu after 'Feel My Love' (Aarya). Hey, he's good with this Telugu-English stuff. The instrumental (which is strong without being loud) is what makes the song interesting." [Cinegoer.com]