Bollywood iconic music director Bappilahari has passed away.He has composed music for many wonderful films.Died of illness.
Bappilahari is closely associated with the Telugu film industry.Agrahero movies with his music became musical hits.Not only that.
The songs he sang in those films remained in the minds of the people.Music and songs played a key role in the success of the films.
Bappilahari has worked with megastar Chiranjeevi for several films.
In fact, Chiranjeevi's cinema in Tollywood has fading steps.
People get up and dance to his songs.When will his new movie songs come out? That was what most people were expecting at the time.
Bappilahari still kicks such Chiranjeevi fans with amazing songs.The songs in his music will forever remain in the minds of the people.He has done four films with Chiranjeevi.
It features state rowdy, gang leader, rowdy son – in – law, and Bigg Boss movies.
Of the four films that came in the megastar, Buppy Combo, three films received blockbuster hits.State Rowdy's Thom, Radha Radha Madilona Manmadha Badha, Chukkala Pallakilo, One Two Three.
These songs are definitely on the mega chart buster list.The song Bhadra Chalam Konda Seethamma Vari Danda from the movie Gang Leader was sung at that time.
The song Vana Vana Velluvaye was not just then.
Still, I will always be in the mouths of the people.It was a song that gave him a good kick among his fans.Chiranjeevi's son also remade the song.
Amalapuram Bulloda, Chiluka Kshemama, Taddinaka in the movie Rowdy Alludu.The songs are still blockbusters.
The song Mawa Mawa in Bigg Boss rocked the movie world at the time – Bappila Hari Movies With Chiranjeevi telugu-title:చిరంజీవి-బప్పిల హరి కాంబోలో చార్ట్ బస్టర్ సాంగ్స్.Read More ??https:/telugustop.com/?p=1912153 – Telugu Movies #TeluguMovie #Tollywood #TollywoodNews #TeluguMovieNews #Telugu #TeluguStop | Movie #Telugu #TeluguStop #Chiranjeevi #Radha #Hari #Chalam #Amalapuram #Tollywood #Bollywood #BiggBoss #BappiLahari #RowdyAlludu #StateRowdy #Movie #TeluguNewsVideos Channel:Telugu Movies
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