Re: Changes in wordings in songs - Recorded and Movie version.
Bhaskar rayavaram (Bhaskar.rayavaram@MCI.Com)
Fri, 18 Jul 1997 10:39:16 -0600
There is one other song I can recall:
Adagaka ichchina manase muddu.
In this song from a cassette, goes with total 33 *muddu* words in it.
In the movie, at the end of the song,
both male and female go with an alapana *aha ha haa ...*
( in the cassette they conclude with the *lyric* - adgaka ichchina..)
there by reducing the # of *muddu*s in the movie :-) ( did censor cut
them down :-) ?? ).
Though it won't exactly fit into the category of lyric changes from
records to movie,
it used to be a famous telugu movie quiz Q,
*How many time the word MUDDU repeats in the Song Adagaka ichchina ??*
The answer differs from a cassette song to the movie, there by creating
a controversy
Have fun
Bhaskar..
TRADE & BUSINESS CONTROLS 18-Jul-1997 1959 +0800 wrote:
>
> There are several songs in the 1975 to 1985 era where the
> recorded version of the song is different from the wordings
> from the movie version.
>
> Basically because of objection from censors. Movies like
> "Rajakota Rahasyam" had some songs. One of them...
>
> Sirimalle poovu meeda seetakoka chiluka....
> "Korikedo koka dati poyindi" - record version.
> "Korikedo kona dati poyindi" - Movie version.
> ----
>
> Later, AIR put an unwritten rule that only songs from films
> censored can be broadcast on AIR.
>
> People had to resort to Radio Srilanka to listen to these
> songs with so called "double meanings" ...
>
> Similarly, many dialogues are also censored. When the portion
> cannot be deleted, that portion of dialogue is dubbed or muted.
>
> Capt Madhu.
>
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> Subj: vIrAbhimanyu
>
> GhanTaSAla abhimAna sangha sabhyalaku naa namaskarAlu
> namaste!
>
> It has been quite some time since I posted an article in this mailing list.
> I hope all the original members remember me. I hope I am not cutting
> in bringing in a new topic. In this article I would like to discuss the songs
> from the movie vIrAbhimanyu (1965) (starring NTR, kAntA rAvu Sobhan bAbu,
> kAnchana etc.) This movie has very good songs written by Arudra and
> music by penDhyAla. The songs and poems (with ghanTasAla taking part)
> in this movie are
>
> 1) rambhA Urvasi taladanne ramaNi lalAme evarIme
> 2) chUchi valachi chentaku pilachi nii sogasulu
> 3) adigo navalOkam velase manakOsam
> 4) challani sAmivi niivaite allana Agumu jabilli
> 5) paritrAnaya sAdhunAm (padyam)
> 6) nI sakhulan sahOdarulan ninnu nimEshambhulO (padyam)
> 7) pAlakaDali vanTi pAnDavAgrajuDu (padyam)
> 8) anumisha daityakimpurushulAdi evvaru vachchinan (padyam)
> 9) yadhA yadhAhi dharmSyA (padyam)
>
> I will focus on song #1 and #4 above. I have noticed something
> unique when I was listening to the songs while watching the
> movie. There is difference in the words that are in the song present in
> the movie and the song that is played by AIR. (probably from the record)
>
> For example in song #1, a charanam in the song present in the movie
> goes like this,
> "tanivi tIra valachi hRudayam kanukIyani karamEla
> paravasinchi paDuchuvAniki vadhuvu kAni sogasEla."
>
> On the other hand, in the song played by AIR, the charanam is
> "tanivi tIra vanita paruvamu taakajAlani karamEla
> paravasinchi paDuchuvAniki bahumatIyyani sogasEla."
>
> In the same way in song #4, in the movie song: the charanam goes like this,
> "mukkuna mukkera andam kaani muchchaTakadi pratibandham" and
> "gAjulu chetiki sompu praNayAniki avi saDalimpu."
>
> On the other hand, in the song played by AIR,
> "mukkuna mukkera andam kanni mudduku adi pratibandham" and
> "gAjulu chetiki sompu bigikowgiliki avi saDalimpu."
>
> There are many words that are changed in these songs, but the tune
> remains the same. I have nothing to say except to salute the
> writer, music director and the singers. I think we need to count these
> songs twice for list of songs.
> I have noticed songs that have an additional charanam in movie, for example
> manasu parimalinchene in SrikrishNArjuna yuddham, hAyi hAyiga jAbilli toli
> rEyi venDi in velugu nIDalu. But, this is the first time I noticed a
> difference like
> this. Have anyone noticed anything like that in any other song, in any other
> movie.
>
> More later,
> Regards,
> -rAja
>
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