Vijaya Narasimha

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Vijaya Narasimha
Born 1927
Died 31 October 2001 (aged 7374)
Occupation Lyricist

Vijaya Narasimha (Kannada: ವಿಜಯ ನರಸಿಂಹ) (1927 – 31 October 2001) was an Indian lyricist who worked in Kannada cinema.

Career

Vijaya Narasimha first wrote the song "Ee Dehadinda Dooranaade" for the 1956 film Ohileshwara.[1] He was part of the magic trio of director S. R. Puttanna Kanagal and music director Vijaya Bhaskar, which came up with matchless songs. be it bharata bhushira mandira sundari (upasane), panchama veda premada nada (Gejje Pooje), sandesha megha sandesha (sharapanjara) or preethine aa dyavru tanda aasthi namma baalvege (doorada betta) his words stuck to the mind as much for the cadence as for their meaning. who can forget the enchanting viraha! of yedakallu guddadamele picturised on actress Jayanthi.

The first song that he wrote for Kannada filmdom was ee dehadinda dooravaade yeke atmave (o soul, why did you depart from the body) for the rajkumar-starrer ohileshwara in the late 1950s.

He worked with every major singer and music director through the 60s, 70s and 80s and with every major actor, including a couple of Kannada films with Tamil superstar rajnikanth. His last film was the Rajkumar-starrer Odahuttidavaru. He was always writing, though his eye-sight was bad, it was a passion with him. Even three days before his death, he was writing devotional songs on lord rama for a cassette, Vijaya narasimha's grandson sudatta gautam said. Other than nearly 4,000 film songs, vijaya narasimha wrote three novels badukina bairagi, srimanchakrayana and sanjegempu, puttanna kanagal's biography and lyrics for countless devotional cassettes. His cassette bhadrapada shuklada chauti sold a record number of copies 30 years ago.

Filmography

  • Bevarina Bele[1968]
  • Mallammana Pavada[1969]
  • Uyyale[1969]
  • Shara Panjara[1971]
  • Baalu Belagithu[1972]
  • Hrudaya Sangama[1972]
  • Naagara Haavu[1972]
  • Nandagokula[1972]
  • Belagidesose[1973]
  • Bilee Hendthi[1975]
  • Bhagyajyothi[1975]
  • Shubha Mangala[1975]
  • Kathaa Sangama[1975]
  • Besuge[1976]
  • Chiranjeevi[1976]
  • Phalithaamsha[1976]
  • Teerada Bayake[1976]
  • Deepa[1977]
  • Adalu Badalu[1978]
  • Amrutha Ghalige[1983]
  • Aparanji[1983]
  • Dharanimandala Madhyadolage[1983]
  • Bankar Margayya[1983]
  • Akashavani[1985]
  • Giri Mallige[1988]
  • Bisilu Beladingalu[1988]

Notable Lyrics

  • Bharata Bhooshira Mandira Sundari from Upasane
  • Ee Sambhashane from Dharmasere
  • Ee Sarigamada Sundari from Kallu veene midiyithu.
  • Hindustanavu Endoo Mareyada from Amruta Ghalige
  • Gandarva Giriyali Neevu from Gandarvagiri
  • Mandara Pushpavu Neenu from Ranga Nayaki
  • Masanada Hoovendu from Masanada Hoovu
  • Mayuri Naatya Mayuri from Amruta Ghalige
  • Nammibale Rasamaya Kaavya from Naaga Kaala Bhairava
  • O Gunavantha from Masanada Hoovu
  • Panchama Veda Premada Nada from Gejje Pooje
  • Viraha Nooru Taraha from Edakallu Guddada Mele

References

  1. "Lyricist Vijaya Narasimha is no more". The Times of India. 31 October 2001. Retrieved 2 November 2013. 


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