The Grip Of Megastar On Telugu Is Terrific
Director Mohan Raja recently spoke with lyricists ramajogayya sastry and Anant sriram as well as composer ss thaman for an exclusive interview for the "Godfather" musical team. Anant sriram, the lyricist, highlighted how much chiranjeevi truly enjoys telugu literature and how well he comprehends the grammar and elegance of the language during this interview.
One of the film's background tunes, "Najabaja Jajara," actually gave audience members in the theatres goosebumps. Anant sriram talked about this song and said that after hearing the first rendition, chiranjeevi phoned him and said something, which completely blew his head.
I wrote the song "Najabaja Jajara Gajagaja Vanikinche Gajarau Adigo Ra," and megastar called me after hearing it to express his amazement at my experiment of using a "champakamaala" formula to describe a "mattebham." If he had only talked about the champakamala of telugu grammar, I could have assumed that he had a strong memory for the language's 10th-grade telugu course. But what truly astounded me was the way he talked about Mattebham, which is sanskrit for sacred elephant. ramajogayya sastry, who took part in the same interview, stated that the man's command of telugu is "very amazing" due to the fact that he reads a lot of books and stays up with current events.
This clarifies what megastar is actually about if some people genuinely believe that he is a megastar solely because he follows directions but lacks conceptual knowledge.
One of the film's background tunes, "Najabaja Jajara," actually gave audience members in the theatres goosebumps. Anant sriram talked about this song and said that after hearing the first rendition, chiranjeevi phoned him and said something, which completely blew his head.
I wrote the song "Najabaja Jajara Gajagaja Vanikinche Gajarau Adigo Ra," and megastar called me after hearing it to express his amazement at my experiment of using a "champakamaala" formula to describe a "mattebham." If he had only talked about the champakamala of telugu grammar, I could have assumed that he had a strong memory for the language's 10th-grade telugu course. But what truly astounded me was the way he talked about Mattebham, which is sanskrit for sacred elephant. ramajogayya sastry, who took part in the same interview, stated that the man's command of telugu is "very amazing" due to the fact that he reads a lot of books and stays up with current events.
This clarifies what megastar is actually about if some people genuinely believe that he is a megastar solely because he follows directions but lacks conceptual knowledge.