Download Andamaina Dana Chandamama Lanti Dana Song Patch Windows 64
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Andamaina dana chandamama lanti dana giridharane koti samudre chuda rati nata modati yahi kahe eshi bakchakuni jeevan ke eka heera sindura manaA anda anda madhu madhu de de de deyade, a anda Mara mara kali sparsha, a andaga alaga dole, a andaga alaga dole, a andaga alaga dole......aa..aa..aa...............aaa.aaaa.aaaa.aaa.....aaa....................... The song is based on the "Anda Anda Maa" folk song written by Eenadu Brothers in the 1930s. The song was later modified in many ways to suit film. Vishnuvardhan, who was the music director for this movie, helped in further modification of the lyrics to suit the situation. The second part of the song ( "Andamaina dana Chandamama lanti Dana") refers to Madhav's wife Mara who is usually represented by flowers and birds. The opening lines are recited by Vishnuvardhan, followed by Madhav's wife Mara (played by Jayashree) singing 'Chandamama lanti Dana' (Meditation flower Song). "Chandamama lanti Dana" in the song means "The flower of prayer". then Vishnuvardhan, Madhav and Mara sing the second part ("Andamaina dana chandamama lanti Dana"). The lyrics were written by Eenadu brothers.For more details on the background and history of this song, see Anda Adalat (Adalat) section of this article. The original music director was S. D. Burman and for this movie he composed a total of 16 tracks including: title song and background score (music only), opening theme (music only) and closing theme (music only). But after the sad demise of S D Burman, Vishnuvardhan had to compose a total of 16 tracks including: title song and background score. The song "Aa..a..aa..aa.." was reduced from two stanzas/couplet to one stanza/couplet after the departure of S D Burman. In this song, Madhav is accompanied with a bongo player named 'Ramesh' by S.D.Burman himself who was a very good friend of his. The lyrics for this song were written by Sri. T V Sanky, a Malayalam poet. Ramesh plays the bongos as Madhav comes out of his house on a horse carriage. Then Madhav is seen approaching the doordarshan van with a horse carriage and greets the workers there. He tears a few pages from a calendar on which "Happy Birthday" is written on it and he shows them to Ramesh who plays on his bongos just before Madhav gets into the van. Ramesh plays his bongs as Madhav enters doordarshan van at Hoysala stadium during the prize distribution ceremony at night after the film's premiere. cfa1e77820
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