Venugana Loluni / Kedaragowla / Rupakam / Thyagaraja / Brinda Manickavasagam

Krithi: Venugana Loluni
Ragam: Kedaragowla
Thalam: Rupakam
Composer: Thyagaraja
Live courtesy: Kshethram Media

Pallavi:
Venugaana Loluni Gana Veyi Kannulu Gaavalene

Anupallavi
(Ali) Venulella Drishti Chutti Veyuchu Mrokkuchu Raaga

Charanam
Vikasita Pankaja Vadanulu Vividha Gatula Naadaka
Nokari Kokaru Karamunanidi Yora Kanula Judaga
Sukha Ravamulu Gala Tarunulu Sogagasugaanu Baadaga
Sakala Surulu Tyaagaraaja Sakhuni Vedaga Vacche

Meaning:

We need a thousand eyes to absorb the beauty and grace of Sri Krishna, who is so fond of playing on the flute.
Like charming ladies with tresses decorated with fragrant flowers around which honey bees hum. Wave before him Saffron water to ward off the effects of the evil eyes.
This youth of surpassing beauty is the cynosure of a grand procession. Women of ravishing beauty precede Him, dancing hand-in-hand to diverse rhythms . Now and then they glance at Him shyly through the corner of their eyes , and move on singing sweetly in parrot-like voices. The host of celestials watch from above in reverent homage, this magnificent spectacle of extraordinary grandeur!