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  • ye cinema?

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  • sanjha and sadhya are having the same meaning

  • this song is full of fragrances from my childhood in granma's house.

    every morning picking flowers from the garden for pooja, listening to this song on the radio, amidst the morning calm and the air mixed with the fragrance of flowers and agarbatti. such innocent days without worries.

  • brings back great memories of my childhood. happy days. no worries.

  • its తొలి సంజ్జ వేళలొ not సంధ్య..

  • My dear EVADOENTO,In telugu there is no Sanjja,the word you heared is sandhya, It means twilight or sunset or the evening.tholi sandhya velalo means early morning.

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  • @SASI1180 yes , Sandhya= sandhi kaalam .. so it could be either morning or evening .. now try to learn prakruti and vikruti's in telugu. some examples: 1. yada --> yaDada 2.lakshmi --> lacchi 3.brahmanudu -> baapadu 4. sandhya -> sanjja

    Also learn Nanaardhalu , Vyutpatyardhalu .. as a home work :-)

  • @evadoentoo ha ha...telugu vyakaranam to chava kottesarandi..avunu..nakkuda alage anipinchindi. balu garu 'sanjja' annaru..spashtanga 'sandhya' ani matram ana ledu.

  • @meritoxoyo kontha mandhi moddhu vedhavalaki alane cheppaali kada :P

  • @SASI1180 anyways , i'm not here to show my telugu paandityam. listen how Balu pronounced that word.try with Bose speakers , noise reduction :P. for those who didn't heard "sanjja" it sounds like sandhya because , their mind corrects to nearest correct word :D

  • Very Very Superb Song............... Please Listen To the Song............ Pakka Telugu Meaningful Song

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