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    N.C. Vasanthakokilam

    Topic started by P.Raghavan (@ 164.164.83.132) on Tue Apr 4 08:58:45 EDT 2000.
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    Neels (@ 202.*) on: Tue Apr 4 11:10:52 EDT 2000




    I too heard that she was extremely talented and posed a serious threat to MS and MLV, but unfortunately died at a very early age. I don't know about the suicide issue though.
    Her 'En PaLLi KoNdeeraiyaa Sri Ranganatha' is a gem and it used to be a regular number on Ceylon Radio.
    "TFM Stories and Titbits" may have more info. Did you check this thread, Raghavan?

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    haris (@ inet*) on: Tue Apr 4 22:42:05 EDT 2000




    hi raghavan

    what is this NSK gang thing?? all about??





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    sk (@ ) on: Fri Oct 20 03:12:29 EDT 2000


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    pg (@ 12.2*) on: Fri Oct 20 11:18:28 EDT 2000




    HMV has released a NCV cd recently. Yet to hear it.
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    N.C. Vasanthakokilam died at an early age around 1950. At that time we lived in Nagappattinam where she grew up. The talk of the town was that she could have overshadowed MS had she lived long enough. Who knows?

    She popularised many of Sudhdhaanandha Bharathi's songs as DKP popularised Subramanya Bharathiyar's songs, in the late 40s.

    Vasanthakokilam acted in about half a dozen movies:

    Chandra Gupta Chaanakyaa
    Venugaanam
    Kundalakesi
    Haridas
    Valmiki
    Krishna vijayam
    Gangavathar

    Unfortunately not much of her songs are available in CDs or audio cassettes. Even those available seem to mix both cinema songs and carnatic compositions that were concert pieces.

    I will post all songs that I know of to perpetuate her memory.

    Some of her songs that became very popular are:

    yen paLLi koNdeer ayyaa
    thanthai thaai irundhaal umakkindha
    nitiraiyil vandhu nenjil idam


    Please post whatever you can recall!
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    I can recall these songs...

    mahalakshmi jaganmatha ...
    aanandha nadanam aadinAL..
    pozhudhu pularnthadhu yAm seidha thavathAl
    kuzhalOsai kEtkudhammA gOplakrishnan..

    mmm... I heard that she came and sang in navarathiri kolu at my grandma's house..

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    Big list is here:

    http://www.musicindiaonline.com/musi...al/m/artist.5/

    'nee dhayaradha' is my favorite (apart from 'yen paLLi' & 'thanthai thaai'). Just compare it with KJY version in sindhu bairavi.

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    eppo varuvaaro(veNugaanam)

    Song 1.

    Movie: veNugaanam
    Music: Govindarajulu Naidu
    Lyrics: Gopalakrishna Bharathi and Kambadhasan
    Cast: NCV,V.V.Sadagopan


    eppo varuvaaro eppo varuvaaro
    eppo varuvaaro endhan kali theera
    eppo varuvaaro endhan kali theera
    eppo varuvaaro

    seppiya dhwaaragai sri paranthaaman eppo varuvaaro
    seppiya dhwaaragai sri paranthaaman eppo varuvaaro

    naRparuvam vandhu
    naRparuvam vandhu naathanai thedum
    naRparuvam vandhu naathanai thedum
    poRkodi en thuyar pokki vaNangida eppo varuvaaro
    poRkodi en thuyar pokki vaNangida eppo varuvaaro


    ( The original composition by Gopalakrishna Bharathi was modified in two lines to suit the movie. The line that mentions the thevaram trinity and maanikkavasagar is also deleted. It is sung in Jonpuri. But, the compilation of Gopalakrishna Bharathi's compositions specifies Kamas.)
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    madhu and RR,
    I meant lyrics for the songs,not a list of songs!
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