The three-minute video album song Bharata Kanda Ayodhya Rama, featuring the lyrics Rama Rama Rama Emba Rama Japadali Jagava Kanabahudu about the revered deity and messenger of peace, Jai Shri Ram, was released by former Legislative Council member Lakshminarayana and former MLA N.L. Narendra Babu, who extended their best wishes for its success.
Produced under the banner of Atreya Creations, Dr. Sumitha Praveen and Praveen C. have crafted this song as a dedication to their daughter. Actress Rithusparsha, known for her roles in Gangegouri, Tarakeshwara, and Taekwondo Girl, appears in the video.
Speaking at the event, D.C. Veerendra Bellichukki, who conceptualized, wrote, and directed the song, stated that the project was completed three months ago. It was also submitted to the competitive division of the Uttar Pradesh government. Since the Kumbh Mela is currently underway, the results are expected to be announced soon. The producers suggested adding a brief narration about Lord Rama and the temple’s history before the song, leading to a last-minute addition. Viewers from other states have praised the song, requesting translations into their languages, and dubbing work in Hindi and Marathi is underway.
Music composition is by senior actor M.S. Sathyu’s son, Shivasathyu. The Pejawar Swamiji personally invited the team and honored them for their work. The song can be viewed on the Rithusparsha YouTube channel. Rithusparsha performed the song in a single take, showcasing her bright future in the film industry. The video was filmed at Jayanagar and Rajajinagar Rama Mandir temples.
“I have lent my voice to many songs, but getting the opportunity to sing about Lord Rama felt like a divine blessing, so I sang it with utmost devotion,” said singer Manasahalli.
The cinematography was handled by Gagan, while VFX work was done by Anil. The event saw the presence of senior actor-producer Ganesh Rao Kesarkar, directors Omkar Purushottam and Ravindravamshi, along with Directors’ Association President N.R.K. Vishwanath, among others.
