G.
Anandh – Singer [Back Ground voce for most mural mohan hits]
01. oka vENuvu vinipinchenu anuraaga geetika... ( America Ammaayi, Mylavarapu Gopi, G.K.
Venkatesh)
02. viThalaa, viThalaa, paanDuranga viThalaa!... ( Chakradhari, P. Adinarayana Rao)
03. mallela vELa, idi vennela vELa...
04. nallaanallani... ( Mana Oori Paandavulu)
05. Sreemati anTE naakentO... ( Shanti)
06. aanaaDu eenaaDu... ( Thaayaaramma-Bangaarayya)
07. prEma bRndaavanam... ( Bangaaru Kaanuka, Chakravarthy)
08. dikkulu chooDaku raamayyaa... ( Kalpana, Chakravarthy)
09. puvvulanaDugu, navvulanaDugu, rivvuna saagE guvvalanaDugu... ( Aame Katha, Chakravarthy)
10. prati vasanta vELallO... ( Mahaa Purushudu)
2. v. ramakrishna das telugu singer [Saradha, Baktha Kannapa, Andhala Ramudu]
He was born to V. Rangasai and Ratnam on August 20, 1947. He was related to P. Susheela.
Impressed by Ghantasala Venkateswara Rao he took up to singing as profession. He used to
sing light music for All India Radio. His debut movie song is Vayase Oka Poolathota in
Vichitra Bandham (1972).
[edit] Filmography
Year Film Song/s
1972 Vichitra Bandham Vayase Oka Poolathota
Anubandham Atmiyata Anta Oma Bootakam, Yemito Ee
Tata Manavadu
Lokamanta Yentaku Antu Pattani Vinta
Edagadanikendukura Tondara, Kurise Vennello Merise
Godarilaa, Mamu Brovamani Cheppave Seetamma Talli,
1973 Andala Ramudu
Samooha Bhojanammu Santoshmaina Vindu,
Ramudemannadoi Seetaramudemannadoi
Manasuna Neeve, Neeve Aadi Daivamu, Panduranga
Bhakta Tukaram
Naamam, Pilupu Vinagaleva, Shyama Sundara
Palletoori Bava
Sharada
1974 Krishnaveni Krishnaveni Teluginti Viriboni
Alluri Seetharama Raju Telugu Veera Levara Deeksha Pooni Saagara
Andaru Dongale
1975 Balipeetam Chandamama Raave Jabilli Raave
Gunavanthudu
1975 Yashoda Krishna
Muthyala Muggu
1976 Bhakta Kannappa Siva Siva Sankara Bhaktava Sankara
Mahakavi Kshetrayya
Naa Pakkana Chotunnadi Okkarike
Secretary[1]
Manasuleni Devudu Manishikenduko Manasicchadu
1977 Chakradhari
Daana Veera Soora
Karna
Idekkadi Nyayam
1978 Karunamayudu Puvvulakanna Punnami Vennelakanna
1980 Yuvatharam Kadilindi Ashayala Pandirilo Anuragam Sandadilo
Shrimad Virat Cheppaledani Anakapoyeru, Mayadari Marala Bandira,
1984 Veerabrahmendra Nandamaya Garuda Nandamaya, Shiva Govinda Govinda,
Swami Charitra Vinara Vinara O Naruda
Sri Shirdi Saibaba
1986 Jai Shirdi Naadha Saideva (Dandakam)
Mahathyam
1988 Bava Marudula Sawal
3. PB Srinivas
Born to the couple Phanindra Swamy and Sesha Giriamma, in Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, he
has completed college with a Bachelor of Commerce degree.
He is fluent in eight languages ( Telugu, Kannada, Tamil, Malayalam, Hindi, Urdu, English
and Sanskrit ) and has penned several ghazals in Telugu. Sreenivas sang duets and triplets
with Geeta Dutt, Shamshad Begum and Jikki apart from leading a chorus song. He was
introduced in Kannada, Tamil, and Telugu simultaneously in the movie Jathaka Phala
(Jathakam) by R. Nagendra Rao.[1]
Year Film Language Song
1955 Harishchandra Malayalam
1955 Rani Ratnaprabha Telugu
1956 Bhale Ramudu Telugu
1959 Jayabheri Telugu
1960 Bhakta Shabari
1960 Runanubandham Telugu
Sahasra Siracheda Apoorva
1960 Telugu
Chinthamani
1960 Shantinivasam Telugu
1961 Iddaru Mitrulu Telugu
1961 Intiki Deepam Illalu Telugu
1961 Pasamalar Tamil Yaar Yaar Avar Yaaro
1961 Pava Mannippu Tamil Kalangalil Aval
1961 Thirudathe
1961 Sri Seetha Rama Kalyanam Telugu
1962 Atma Bandhuvu Telugu
1962 Bhishma Telugu Manasuloni Korika Telusu Neeku Premika
1962 Dakshayagnam Telugu
1962 Kula Gothralu Telugu Rave Rave Bala Hello My Dear Leela
1962 Raktha Sambandham Telugu
Paadatha Paatellam
1962 Veera Thirumagan Tamil
Roja Malarae
1963 Chaduvukunna Ammayilu Telugu
1963 Lava Kusha Telugu
Aval Paranthu Ponale
1963 Paar Magale Paar Tamil Madhurai Nagaril
Madura Nagaril
1964 Bobbili Yudham Telugu
1964 Dr. Chakravarthy Telugu
1964 Server Sundaram Tamil Poga Poga Theriyum
1965 Gudi Gantalu Telugu Neeli Kannula Needala Lona
Meda Meeda Meda Katti Kotlu
1965 Preminchi Choodu Telugu Koodabettinatti Kamandu
Mee Andala Chetulu Kandenu Papam
1965 Sri Simhachala Kshetra Mahima Telugu Jayahe Mohana Roopa Gaana Kalaapa
1966 Shri Krishna Pandaviyam Telugu Yemitaya Nee Leela Krishna
1967 Sri Sri Sri Maryada Ramanna Telugu
1971 Sampoorna Ramayanam Telugu Vedalenu Kodandapani
Ellu hogalla
1973 Gandhada Gudi Kannada
Naavaaduva nudiye kannada
AM Raja
He married G. Krishnaveni (popularly known as Jikki), who reigned together with P. Leela as the top
two female playback singers in the South during the early fifties. It is said that he met her on the sets
of Samsaram and Kumari (1951) and proposed to her on the sets of Maheswari (1954) after they
sang the duet Azhagu Nilavin Bavaniyile. They had four daughters and two sons. He had traveled
extensively abroad. A. M. Rajah died on April 7, 1989 at the age of almost 60 in an unfortunate train
accident when he tripped and fell into the tracks while boarding a moving train
Hi songs
1. Missama
2. Putinillu and Metti nillu
3. Appu Chesi Pappu Koodu
Pithapuram Nageswara Rao
Pithapuram Nageswara Rao is a popular playback singer during the early period of Telugu
cinema. He sang thousands of songs mostly of comedy nature in 1950s and 1960s along with
Madhavapeddi Satyam and others.
Year Film Song/Songs
1951 Patala Bhairavi Ranante Rane Ranu
1952 Pelli Chesi Choodu Pelli Chesi Choopisthaam
1954 Chandraharam Enchesthe Adhi Ghanakaryam
1955 Jayasimha Are Ni Sa Ga Ma Pa Lokam Mosam
1955 Santosham Dhanamu Moolamura
1956 Jayam Manade Veera Gandham
1956 Uma Sundari Maaya Samsaram Tammudu
Chebithe Vintivaa Guru Guru
1957 Panduranga Mahatyam
Ekkadoyi Muddula Bava Chandamama
1957 Suvarna Sundari Eraa Manathoti Geliche Veerulevvaruraa
1957 Varudu Kavali Andachandala O Jabili
1958 Atta Okinti Kodale Budhocchena Neeku Manasa
1959 Maa Inti Mahalakshmi Nuvvantene Naaku Moju
Vagalaadi Vayyaram Bhale Joru Nee Vayyaram
Olikinchu Once Moru
1960 Annapurna
Yentho Chakkani Challani Seema Paadipantala
Vanaseema
1961 Vagdanam Maa Kittaya Puttina Dinam
1962 Aradhana Emantav Emantavoye Bava
Vinnava Tatvam Guruda Kanugunnava Satyam Narudo
1962 Gulebakavali Katha
Naruda
Ayyayo Chetilo Dabbulu Poyene
1962 Kula Gothralu Mama Sathru Bayankara Naama Andaniki
Chandamama
1962 Siri Sampadalu Kondammo Bangarapu Kondammo
1963 Lava Kusha Yendhuke Naa Meedha Kopam Yemite Nee Paritapam
1965 Manchi Kutumbam Nera Nera Nerabandi Jara Jara Nilupubandi
Sri Simhachala Kshetra
1965 Oppula Kuppa Vayyari Bhama Magaadu Pilichade
Mahima
Paramanandayya Shishyula
1966 Parama Gurudu Cheppinavadu Peddamanishi Kaadura
Katha
1966 Rangula Ratnam Desa Bhaktulam Memandi
1969 Kathanayakudu Ravela Dayaleda Baala Intiki Raaraada
1970 Kodalu Diddina Kapuram Om Sachidaananda Ee Sarvam Govinda
1971 Dasara Bullodu O Mallayyagaari
Yesukundam Buddoda Yesukundamu
1975 Balipeetam
Madhavapeddi Ramesh
Madhavapeddi Satyam
Madhavapeddi Satyam (Telugu: మాధవపెద్ది సత్యం; 1922march 11 – 18 December 2000) was a
renowned Telugu singer and stage-actor from the state of Andhra Pradesh, India. He entered into
films as a singer-actor in Y.V. Rao's Tamil-Hindi Biligual movie Ramadas in the year 1946
Cast: S. V. Ranga
1954 Bangaru Papa Thadhimi Thakadhimi
Rao
Cast: S. V. Ranga
Vivaha Bhojanambu
1957 Maya Bazaar Rao
Bhali Bhali Bhali Deva
Sang for Himself
Thodi Kodallu Nee Shoku Choodakunda
1959 Illarikam Bhale Chancele
Sri Venkateswara
1960 Vegaraara Prabho
Mahatyam
1961 Jagadeka Veeruni Katha
1962 Kula Gothralu Ayyayyo Jebulo Dabbulu Poyene Ramana Reddy
Oho Andamaina Chinnadana Bangaru
1963 Lakshadhikari
Vannedana
Shri Krishna Bhala Bhala Naa Bandi Parugu Teese
1966
Pandaviyam Bandi
1975 Balipeetam Yesukundam Buddoda Yesukundamu
