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Krithi: Rama Nee Samanamevaru Ragam: Kharaharapriya Thalam: Rupakam Composer: Thyagaraja Vocal: Shobana Vignesh Dr. Shobhana Vignesh, often referred to as Mahanadhi Shobhana, is a prominent Carnatic vocalist, playback singer, and devotional music artist. She became widely recognized for her performance in the 1994 Tamil film Mahanadhi, where she sang the poignant song "Sri Ranga Ranga Nathaa", composed by Ilaiyaraaja. This song showcased her classical training and emotional depth, earning her lasting recognition. Shobana began her training in Carnatic music at a very young age. She schooled in the Carnatic system of music by stalwarts in the field like Sri Swamimalai Janakiraman and Prof. T.R. Subramaniam from the age of five, which helped her build a strong foundation in the art form. Shobana is a celebrated performer in the Carnatic music scene, known for her traditional renditions and adherence to classical standards. She has performed at major music festivals and sabhas in India and abroad. Her musical talents and academic expertise are unique. In addition to her acclaim and success as a performing artist, Shobana has very high academic credentials in the music field. She has given many lecture demonstrations, published book chapters and has presented papers on Carnatic music. Shobana is also a Carnatic Music Guru for several students in India and the US. Violin: M Narmadha Mridangam: Sherthalai R Ananthakrishnan In this krithi, Thyagaraja Swami praises Lord Rama as the peerless redeemer of the Raghu lineage. He describes Sitha as a tender creeper and a parrot enclosed in the golden cage of devotion to Rama. Rama’s brothers are praised for their sweet, honey-like words, while Rama himself is portrayed as gentle and soft-spoken. The poet concludes by expressing deep gratitude for having Rama as the guiding light and divine ornament of his lineage. Pallavi Rama ni samanamevaru raghu vamshoddharaka (Samanamevaru, ni samanamevaru) Anupallavi Bhama maruvampu molaka bhaktiyanu panjarapu chiluka Charanam Paluka palukulaku theneloluku mataladu sodarugala hari tyagaraja kula vibhusana mrdu bhasana -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Meaning: O Rama, who is equal to you? You are the redeemer of the Raghu dynasty , there is truly no one like you. Your beloved Sitha, ever fond of you, is like a delicate, fragrant creeper resting on your chest, a parrot nestled in the golden cage of devotion to you. You have brothers whose every word flows with honey-like sweetness.You, Rama, are gentle in speech, soft-spoken and kind. O Hari, ornament of Thyagaraja’s lineage, we are blessed to have you as our family’s guiding light. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- DISCLAIMER : These songs have been uploaded for hearing pleasure only and as an archive for Carnatic music. By this I don't wish to violate any copyrights owned by the respective owners of these songs if any. I don't own any copyright of the songs myself. If anything is in violation of the copyright you own, then please let me know, I shall remove it from my Youtube channel.