Mr. Sampat (1952) - Manchi Dinamu Nede (Telugu Javali) & Hindolam Tillana
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- “Manchi Dinamu Nede” (Telugu Javali) & Hindolam Tillana
Performer: Vanaja
Singer: M. L. Vasanthakumari
Ragas: Khamas (Javali) & Hindolam (Tillana)
Choreographer: Dandayuthapani Pillai
Composer: Pandit Indra
Music Director: E. Shankar Shastri*
Production Company: Gemini Studios
*This is the Hindi name for Telugu veena player Emani Sankara Sastry.
What a delicate and sweet voice
A rare thillana composed by Dandayuthapani Pillai and sung beautifully by MLV. Regards Dr Sabapathy.
Can’t thank you enough. Best wishes
Can’t thank you enough ‘ ! Best wishes
Details of this sweet song and graceful and beautiful dance artist and other information about movie should have been provided and more over it's too brief to enjoy
I’ve included the most necessary details in the description. However, I do agree that it needs an update. One major thing needs to be added is the fact that it is made of two songs, Manchi Dinamu, a Telugu Javali and a separate Thillana in raga Hindolam.
Another thing to note is that this is the only clip of the performance available. A possible explanation for the length is that since it was part of a Hindi film (Mr. Sampat) - most people seeing the film were probably more familiar with Kathak and Manipuri, rather than Bharatanatyam, so a longer performance wouldn’t have added anything to the film. It’s more like a small musical interlude for cinema goers.
First song kamas and 2nd hindolam nice of mlv
Wonderful
Best song
I think it’s Hindi version’
Khamas ragam??
Yes, the javali is in Khamas. All of the information is in the description
@@MohanRam9905name of the dancer?
@@thyagarajant.r.3256 Please look at the description of the video. I usually include, the performer, singer(s), ragas, music director etc there.
Who is the composer of the thillana
It is Tirugokarnam Subbarayar
It is mostly K N Dandayudhapani Pillai
@@ananthakrishnap5507 Any evidences? Even I am not sure.
@@Vintagecarnaticgems As far as I am aware, there have been books published containing notations of K N Dandayudhapani Pillai's compositions. This Thillana presumably features in them.
@@Vintagecarnaticgems I'm sorry. I don't know who Shreeram Anna is. He's a friend of yours?