With China’s birth rate taking a nosedive, top political advisor proposes egg freezing for single women Quarterly data showed GDP growth down from 6.3 percent in the September quarter after consumption weakened following India's festive season India growth slows to 4.4% in December quarter on weak demand The song earned Vani Jayaram national award for best female singer. This is a semi-classical song from the hit movie Apoorva Ragangal (1975). The song is from movie Palum Pazhamum (1961). Ganesan was a rakhi brother to both the singer sisters.Īccording to The Hindu report, Illayaraja in the afterword to a biography on MSV, has noted that this one among many songs from the composer that would hold "a listener spellbound". The film Paava Mannipu introduced Sivaji Ganesan to Asha Bhonsle and Lata Mangeshkar. It is remembered for the soulful rendering by P Susheela. The title comes from his biography titled Mellisai Mannar MS written by Ramanimaindhan. This song from Paava Mannippu (1961) proves the title "Mellisai Mannargal" (King of Melodies) perfectly fits MSV. Kalyanasundaram was the most popular lyricist in Tamil cinema before Kannadasan and has written songs for many MGR films. Kannadasan is a veteran Tamil lyricist, whose team-up with MSV produced many all-time hits.Īccording to a report in The Hindu, it was this song in the film Paasavalai (1956) that made Pattukottai Kalyanasundaram a hit lyricist overnight. This is considered an evergreen devotional song from MSV-Kannadasan duo and was part of the Sri Krishna Ganam album released in 1963. Meanwhile, here are a few songs composed by MSV:
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