Eruvaka Sagaroo Rannoo Chinnananna_Rojulu Marayi (Telugu)

[gunanidhy55]

Hi everyone, There is a lot of trivia behind this song.Those were the days when socialist reforms were percolating into the deeper strata of the society and nook and corner of the country as is evident in those lyrics. Interestingly , while being a box office hit of that era , Waheedaji was attending a function to celebrate its success in Hyderabad (I think it was in 1956 )& she was approached by Guru duttji ( who was related to Sham Benegal ) and the rest is a History !!!!

[rumahale]

@gunanidhy55

Interesting information. Thanks.

[naveid1234]

This song not only became very popular but it also was the performance which got Guru Dutt to launch Waheeda Rehman in hindi films with CID (1956). However, what is even more interesting is that in 1960 there was a hindi film called Bambai Ka Babu which starred Dev Anand and Suchitra Sen with S.D. Burman composing the music. A song in that film with the words "Dekhne Mein Bhola Hai" sung by Asha Bhonsle has exactly the same tune as this song.

[rumahale]

@naveid1234

Absolutely. I appreciate the nice feedback - of course I had observed the latter part while collecting this clip. Thanks for the keen interest evinced.

[rumahale]

@naveid1234

Absolutely. I appreciate the nice feedback - of course I had observed the latter part while collecting this clip. Thanks for the keen interest evinced.

[rumahale]

@naveid1234

Absolutely. I appreciate the nice feedback - of course I had observed the latter part while collecting this clip. Thanks for the keen interest evinced.

[rumahale]

@naveid1234

Absolutely. I appreciate the nice feedback - of course I had observed the latter part while collecting this clip. Thanks for the keen interest evinced.

[rumahale]

@naveid1234

Absolutely. I appreciate the nice feedback - of course I had observed the latter part while collecting this clip. Thanks for the keen interest evinced.

[rumahale]

@naveid1234

Absolutely. I appreciate the nice feedback - of course I had observed the latter part while collecting this clip. Thanks for the keen interest evinced.

[rumahale]

@naveid1234

Absolutely. I appreciate the nice feedback - of course I had observed the latter part while collecting this clip. Thanks for the keen interest evinced.

[geeta8237]

i like waheeda and when i see her interview on bombay talking she said about the dance so i do a lot of research finally i found the dance i am very very very very impress by her dance and also the good marvellous chill joyful music and sweet singer this is a super super super attribution now when i will be distress this song will inspire me and most as waheeda is favourit actress i like very very much.from today this song is my part of my life like my soul.

[rumahale]

@geeta8237

Thanks for rich appreciation and comments from bottom of the heart.

[WRLuver]

i don't understand a word of telugu but ever since i came across this clip i can't stop watching it.Superb performance by the ever so beautiful Waheeda Rehman.

[rumahale]

@WRLuver

It is the beauty of the music, that brings mesmerizing effect. Thanks.

[chinnu459]

The "Lyrics" Matching Her Innocent Face

Kalla Kapatam Kanani Vada

Lokam Pokada Teliyani Vada

Pancham Da Best "Gal"

The Best Clip

Thanks For Your Interest In Telugu

Take Care My Friend

Chinnu.Hyderabad.AP

[rumahale]

@chinnu459

Thank you very much.

[mughaleazamfan]

A star in the making...superb dance by the evergreen Waheeda Rehman...

[rumahale]

@mughaleazamfan

Thanks.

[natyacritique]

Beautiful dancing by waheeda. Cute song as well....vote for simple life.

[rumahale]

Thanks. I am glad that you liked the dance sequence by my favourite star at such an tender age.

[zain571948]

i respect of ur reply. i borned in telengana. the recording is faulty. this movie of myy child hood. u cannt enjoy the words. thank

[zain571948]

the tabla make me annoyed, as if i am in auto rickshaw of old city

[ushasiddhartha]

You seem to have never had an occasion to listen to the beat of dappu [also called thappeta in some parts of Andhra Pradesh, India]. The beat of this simple folk musical drum infuses vigour and life into a folk dance. It is not the sound of "tabala" which is totally a different instrument.