shankar mahadevan breathless song in telugu

He made his acting debut in the Doordarshan’s TV serial “Ek Se Badh Kar Ek” in 1995. He has given music to the films like “Mission Kashmir (2000),” “Dil Chahta Ha(2001),” “Kal Ho Naa Ho (2003),” “Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna (2006),” “Taare Zameen Par (2007),” “My Name Is Khan (2010),” and “2 States (2014).”Īpart from singing, he has also done acting. He has been working as a music composer as the part of the musical trio ‘Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy ’ the first one is for the film “Rockford (1999).” Beat Raja, a radio jockey, said the breathless song was an experiment that has won the hearts of many listeners.Apart from these, he has also sung songs in Tulu language the first one being “Jai Tulunadu” from the film “Rickshaw Driver (2014).” Nanda Kulkarni, a writer, said it was a beautiful presentation. Mani Sreenivas, who’s part of AKKA (a forum of Kannada organizations in the US) and based in Virginia, called the initiative “amazing” and said her choreographer-daughter was planning to make a group dance with this rendition for the US audience. Since the video carries the poem’s summary in English subtitle, it’s catching the attention of non-Kannadigas too. I took up this project my contribution to Rajyotsava. “Kuvempu’s poem envisages a Karnataka that believes in peaceful co-existence with her sisters, while maintaining self-dignity derived from a position of confidence rather than fear. Bhojashettar told TOI that playback singer and composer Shankar Mahadevan, who touched off a new wave in the music world in 1998 by composing a breathless song, was an inspiration. Now, the government is making efforts to abridge the song to about 150 seconds so that it’s easy to play the anthem at state functions. It’s sung between five and nine minutes, depending on composers and the background music between stanzas. The song, declared the state anthem in the year 2004, pays a rich tribute to Karnataka, and has been a challenge to composers. The song has been downloaded and shared on social-media platforms as well. The 2-minute-24-second video of the song rendered by Prasanna Bhojashettar, a gold medallist in MTech, has been lapped up by social-media audience, with 29,000 Facebook views and 1,000 shares, and 30,000 YouTube views in a week of its release. Hubballi: A singer from Hubballi has done a Shankar Mahadevan by rendering the Karnataka state anthem - ‘Jaya Bharata Jananiya Tanu Jaate’, written by Jnanpith laureate Kuvempu - in breathless format as a tribute to Karnataka on its state formation day.

Shankar mahadevan breathless song in telugu