This page relates to the Kannada actor, Dr. Rajkumar; for other uses of the name see Raj Kumar.
Dr. Rajkumar (Kannada:ಡಾ. ರಾಜ್ಕುಮಾರ್, Real Name: Singanalluru Puttaswamayya Muthuraju Kannada:ಸಿಂಗನಲ್ಲೂರು ಪುಟ್ಟಸ್ವಾಮಯ್ಯ ಮುತ್ತುರಾಜು, April 24, 1929—April 12, 2006) was the most popular actor in Kannada film industry. He was an icon in Karnataka and seen as a role model to millions of Kannadigas.
"Dr. Raj" or "Natasarvabhouma" or "Annavru" (Big Brother) to millions of his fans, he was also called as the John Wayne of South Indian cinema.
Early life
Rajkumar started his career as a theater artist with his father in a troupe led by the legendary Gubbi Veeranna. It was here that Rajkumar honed his acting and singing skills.
Bedara Kannapa, in 1954, marked his entry into the film world. This movie was directed by H L N Simha who also christened him Rajkumar. Rajkumar would use the same name for the rest of his life. He later forayed into film production with the hugely popular Ranadheera Kanteerava which he produced with the other legend of Kannada cinema, Balakrishna. This movie which was made exclusively with technicians from Karnataka also marked the beginning of full fledged film making in Karnataka.
Dr. Rajkumar was also one of the most versatile actors in Indian cinema. His character depictions ranged from comedy to action, from lover to double/triple roles, from mythological characters to portrayal of modern day social causes. He acted with the most popular heroines in southern Indian cinema, such as Kannada's Pandaribai, Leelavathi, Jayanti, Bharati, Arati, Jayaprada, Madhavi, Geetha, Sarita and others from neighbouring states. He acted with many directors of the south Indian cinema from B.R. Pantulu, Puttanna Kanagal to Shankar Nag and Nagabharana. He was known for only acting in Kannada movies, even though he got many offers from different movie industries in India. Actors who have acted with him considered it an achievement of their lifetime. Prithviraj Kapoor acted in the movie Saakshatkara in the role of Dr. Rajkumar's father.
In his lifetime, Dr. Rajkumar acted in 206 Kannada movies, excluding guest appearances. He owned a film production company called Vajreshwari Production, which produced films under the banner of Dakshayani Combines. Bhagyada Bagilu was his 100th movie and Devatha Manushya was his 200th movie.
Two of his most famous performances were in his own productions: Kaviratna Kalidasa and Shankar-Guru. He produced movies based on famous Kannada novels. He was ably supported by his friend and script writer Chi. Udayashankar. He signed films only after consultation with his brother, S.P. Varadaraju. He chose stories that usually had a social message for the audience. He also made many movies against social evils. One such movie is Shabdavedi which is against the evil of drugs.
He never smoked a cigar/cigarette or acted as an alcoholic in any of his movies (excepting a few in the early days of his career). In real life too, he was a non-smoker and non-alcoholic and maintained a very high standard of living, performing daily Yogasanas and following a strict diet.
Though he had numerous chances to try his hand at Indian politics owing to his mass following, he shied away from active politics focusing his energy toward art and cinema. His last movie was Shabdavedi, in which Jayaprada played the female lead.
Film career
Almost all his films are a super hit. some of the most memorable films include Adhe Kannu, Na Nilla Mareyalre, Hosa Belakhu, Thayige Takka Maga,Shravana Banthu,Bedara Kannappa, Bangarada Manushya, Kastoori Nivasa, Sri Krishnadevaraya, Kula Gowrava, Gandhada Gudi, Sampathige Sawal, Shankar-Guru, Babruvahana, Bhakta Prahalada, Halu Jenu, Bhagyada Lakshmi Baramma, Jeevana Chaitra, Akasmika, Premada Kanike, Vasantha Geetha, Apoorva Sangama, Daari Tappida Maga, Badavara Bandhu, Yeradu Kanasu, Mayura, Bangaradha Panjara, Havina Hede, Anuraga Aralithu, Jedara Bale, Shruti Seridaga, "Sanaadi Apanna", "Babruvahana", "Chalisuva Modagalu", "Guri", "Parashuram", "Devathaa Manushya" (his 200th film), "Huliya Haalina Mevu", "Kavirathna Kalidasa" and many others.
Successful films
Dr. Rajkumar was also a well-known singer. He sang many devotional songs. He won the National Award for the song "Naadamaya" from the movie Jeevana Chaitra. He had trained in classical music while in Gubbi Veranna's drama troupe. At that time it was required for everyone to at least have a working knowledge of classical music. He had sung a song in the movie Mahishasura Mardini with G.K.Venkatesh as the music director. Rajkumar however, did not become a full fledged singer until his hugely popular song Yare Koogadali from the movie Sampathige Sawal. Prior to his singing in Sampathige Sawal, Rajkumar's songs were sung by Dr. P B Srinivas. He used to call PBS 'Shaareera' while he referred to himself as 'Shareera'. Raj had a good voice and all his songs are popular. He excelled in singing all types of songs from romantic to heavily classical. After Yare Koogadali he sang for most of his movies and for many private albums which were mainly devotional albums. His song renditions would range from pure classical to disco and fast numbers to pathos.
Although his singing was greatly appreciated, his fans of the days of black-and-white movies in 1960s and 1970s, swear by the fact that his true identity was P B Srinivas, who did the playback singing for most of Rajkumar's movies, until Rajkumar himself started to sing. PBS continued singing for him in many of the movies in which Rajkumar starred in double/triple roles.
In his final years, Rajkumar had lent his voice to a few other actors and sang many background solos. One such song which holds a unique distinction was for the movie Muddina Maava wherein he had provided playback to the legendary singer S.P.Balasubramaniyam, who had acted in the movie. This is probably a rare occasion where an actor sings for a singer, which is probably unmatched in the world of cinema. He had sung many devotional songs on Hanuman and Sri Raghavendra Swamiji. One of his most famous songs is "huTTidare kannaDa nADalli huTTa bEku".
Rajkumar's voice had the smoothness & depth comparable to PB Srinivos. His voice was capable of greater vivacity, noticeable in songs like Sigivem Kshanadali, Thai Thai Bangari, Naa Ninna Mareyalare, Le le Appana Magale and Aradhisuve.
The theatrical background he had since childhood really helped him in acting as well as singing. Adept at rendering his voice to different moods - romantic, sentimental, devotional and semi-classical, his songs about Kannada language and culture such as Jenina holeyo, Maanavanagi huttidmele and Huttidare are immensely popular. He even sang a complete English song in one of his bond films. Interestingly, he lent voice for SPB in Muddina Mava and comedian Narasimharaju in Devasundari.
Naadamaya, a classical song in Raga Thodi, which won him the national award for best playback singing proves his versatility as a singer with its complex graces as it progresses with other ragas. He switches between ragas with ease and sings Swara patterns just like a professional. Kalidasa's shlokas, songs which are based on ghazals like Sadaa Kannali, Kanneera Dhaare, Gelathi Baradu and Yaava Kaviyu have also been very melodious and popular. Besides films, he rendered his voice for many devotional songs.
Singing career
Rajkumar was a highly disciplined man. He would wake up and perform yoga and pranayama at 4am. He practiced Carnatic music for one hour each in the morning and in the evening. He never smoked or drank alcohol in real life and in movies. He never uttered swear words on screen. He was always punctual for any shooting and programmes. His dress code consisted of only white or ivory dhoti and white shirt, with sandals. He was always clean shaven. He spent most of his vacations at his native place, Gajanur, near the forest area where he was later kidnapped. During shooting he insisted that all the members of the unit have the same menu and food must be of high quality. He was been this way since his early career days.
Rajkumar's discipline
Very few people know about Rajkumar's charity work. Rajkumar never spoke about his charity and had supposedly requested the journalists not write about it. He is supposed to have donated the proceedings from his devotional albums to charity and to have built an ashram for young widows and orphan girls. He toured Karnataka extensively to send donations to Kargil war victims. He donated a lot of money in aid of eye donation camps and conducted many blood donation camp on the occasion of his birthday. He was an eye donor and as per his wish, his eyes were donated after his death .
Rajkumar's charity work
Rajkumar had a brother, S.P. Varadaraju, who worked with him in his production company. He had 2 sisters, Sharadamma and Nagamma.
He was married to Parvathamma, who later became a film producer. They had three sons, Shivaraj Kumar, Raghavendra Rajkumar and Puneet Rajkumar, and two daughters, Lakshmi and Poornima. He launched all his three sons as actors in Kannada films.
For the cause of Kannada
Rajkumar received numerous state, national and international awards. He received an honorary doctorate from Mysore University in 1976.
His fans have conferred him the title "Nata Saarvabhowma" (The Emperor of Acting).
He won 10 Filmfare awards for the best actor category — the second highest in the history of Indian films.
He won nine state awards in the best actor category. (State awards for films were started by the Karnataka government in 1967 when Rajkumar's career was half over. But still he managed to win the most awards in the Kannada film industry.)
He won a National award in best singer category.
He received the Padma Bhushan award from the Government of India in 1983 and the Dadasaheb Phalke Award in 1995, in recognition of his contributions to the Kannada film industry.
He was rewarded Karnataka Ratna in the year 1993 by the Government of Karnataka.
In 1985, Rajkumar won the prestigious Kentucky Colonel award presented in Bangalore by the then-governor of Kentucky, USA. Awards and honours
On July 30, 2000, at the age of 72, Rajkumar, his son-in-law Govindaraju and two others were kidnapped from the actor's palatial house at Gajanur in Tamil Nadu by the bandit and terrorist Veerappan. Veerappan was demanding the release of his gang members who were being held in jail under a defunct anti-terrorism law. The event prompted a massive manhunt and threw the Karnataka government into crisis. Rajkumar was released unharmed on November 15, 2000, after 108 days of captivity. His kidnapping and the manner in which his release were secured are a mystery to this day.
Kidnapping
Dr. Rajkumar died at his home in Sadashivanagar, Bangalore, on April 12, 2006 (13.45 IST) following a cardiac arrest. He had a history of heart-related problems and had been admitted to Wockhardt Hospital for treatment of unstable angina. His health had been a concern after the kidnapping and since the death of his brother S.P. Varadaraju.
Due to his larger-than-life image, the city virtually came to a halt as the news spread about the death. His death precipitated a city-wide reaction comparable to the time he was kidnapped by Veerappan. Following the news of his death, there were violent outbreaks in Bangalore city. The Chief Minister H.D.Kumarswamy later claimed that the violence was instigated by vested political interests. An unofficial bandh (closure of all shops and other establishments) was announced. More than 100 vehicles were burnt; eight people were killed in police firing. of the riots.
The state government declared a state-wide holiday on April 13 as a mark of respect to the former actor. Private firms and businesses all over the city and many parts of the state remained closed due to the holiday.
His body was first kept at his home in Sadashivanagar. However, due to immense crowd pressure, the body was moved initially to Palace Grounds and then later to the Kanteerava Stadium. He was laid to rest in Kanteerava Studios in Bangalore on April 13, 2006.
Death and aftermath
The Karnataka government announced to make a Rs 10 crore memorial in the memory of Dr. Rajkumar at Kanteerava studios . Ref the website created in his memory - - http://www.rajkumarmemorial.com [4]
Memorial
Jagajyoti Basaveshwara - 1959 (Bijjaleshwara of Kalyana)
Ranadheera Kantheerava -1960 (Kantheerava of Mysore )
Kitturu Chennamma - 1961 (Mallasaraj of Kittur)
Satya Harishchandra - 1965 (Harishchandra of Ujjaini)
Immadi Pulikeshi - 1967 (Immadi Pulikeshi of Chalukya dynasty, South India)
Sri Krishnadevaraaya - 1970 (Sri Krishsadevaraaya of Hampi (Vijayanagara))
Mayura 1975 (Mayuravarma - Banavasi - First Kannada king (from Kadambas))
Kalidasa 1982 [dushantha maharaja]
Bhakta Prahlaada - 1983 ( Hiranyakashipu - Ahobala)
Babhruvaahana -1975 (Babhruvaahana) Rajkumar in a King's role
Pratigne
Janma Rahasya (CID)
Keralidha Simha
Bhale Huccha (CID)
Choori Chikkanna(CID)
Shankar Guru
Trimoorthi
Pratidhwani
Apoorva Sangama
Jedara Bale (CID 999 - Prakash)
Goadalli CID 999 (CID 999 - Prakash)
Operation Jackpot nalli CID 999 (CID 999 - Prakash)
Operation Diamond Racket (CID 999 - Prakash)
CID Rajanna (Rajanna)
Naanobba kalla
Bangalore Mail
Keralidha Simha(S.P. Shankar)
Akasmika (Narasimhamurthy)
Guri
Yarivanu
Shabdavedi (Sandeep)
Gandhada Gudi - Forest Range Officer (Kumar) Rajkumar in a Police role
Ade kannu - Gopi & Jagannath Rayru Akasmika - Narasimha Murthy Anuraga Aralithu - Shankar Babruvahana - Babruvahana and Arjuna Badavara Bandhu - Ranga Bangarada Manushya - Rajeeva Bhale huccha - Gopi Bedara Kannappa - Dinna/ Kannappa Bhagyadha Lakshmi Baramma - Panduranga Bhakta Kanakadasa - Thimma Nayaka / Kanakadasa Bhakta Kumbara - Goraa Bhaka Prahlada - Hiranya Kashiapu Bhagyavantharu - Kumar Bangarada Panjara - Beera Bhale Raja - Raja Bhakta Vijaya - Vijaya Bhakta Cheta - Cheta Bhoo Kailasa - Ravana Chalisuva Modagalu - Mohan Choori Chikanna - Chikkanna CID Rajanna - Rajanna Dari Thappidha Maga - Prasad and Prakash(& Prasanth) Devatha Manushya - Murthy Dhruva Taare - Saagar Eradu Nakshatragalu - Vijaya Eradu Kanasu - Ramachandra Rao Gaaligopura - Krishna Gange Gowri - Shiva Girikanye - Chenna Guri - Kali Prasad Gandhada Gudi (and Gandhada Gudi - II) - Kumar Havina Hede - Mutthu / Raj Halu Jenu - Ranga Hosa Belaku - Ravi Huliya Haalina Mevu - Chengu Mani Immadi Pulikeshi - Pulikeshi Janma Rahasya - Kumar Jeevana Chaitra - Jodidaar Vishwanathaiah Jagajyothi Basaweshwara - Bijjala Jedara Bale / Goadalli CID 999 / Operation Jockpot nalli CID 999 / Operation Diamond Racket - Prakash Jwalamukhi - Jayasimha Kaamanabillu - Surappa/Suri Kantheredhu Nodu - Gopu Kavirathna Kalidasa - Kalidasa & Dushyanta Kitturu Chennamma - Mallasarjaa Kilaadi Ranga - Ranga Lagnaptrike - Gudibandi Bheemarao Raghu Ramachandra Mallammana Pavaada - Chandrakanth / Chandru Manthralaya Mahatme - Venkatanatha / Raghavendra Swami Mahaasati Anusuya - Naarada Mahaathma Kabir - Kabira Mayor Muttanna - Muttanna Mahishaasura Mardhini - Mahishaasura Mayura - Vishnu Sharma / Mayura Mooruvare Vajragalu - Krishna, Naarada Navakoti Narayana - Srinivasa Nayaka/ Purandara Dasa Naa Ninna Mareyalaare - Kumar Nagarjuna - Arjuna Nanobba Kalla - Gopi Ohileshwara - Ohila, Raja, Yuvaraja Parashuram - Parashuram Premada Kanike - Manohar Raja Nanna Raja - Raja Ranadheera Kantheerava - Kantheerava Narasaraja Rowdy Ranganna - Ranganna
Ravi Chandra - Ravi and Chandra Samayada Gombe - Anil / Gurumurthy Sampattige Sawal - Veera Bhadra Sanadi Appanna - Appanna Santa Tukaaraama - Tukaaraama Sarvajna Murthy - Sarvajna Satya Harishchandra - Harishchandra Sati Saavitri - Satyavaana Sri Krishna Rukmini Sathyabhaame - Sri Krishna Sri Krishna Gaarudi - Arjuna Shravana Banthu - Kumar Shabdavedi - Sandeep Sanaadi Appanna - Appanna Saakshaatkaara - Mahesh Shankar Guru - Shankar, Guru and Rajashekhar Swayamvara - Nataraj Shiva Mecchida Kannappa - Shiva Swarna Gowri - Chandra, Chiranjivi Sandhyaraga - Lakshmana Shri Krishnadhevaraya - Krishnadhevaraya Sipaayi Ramu - Ramu Srinivasa Kalyana - Srinivasa/Venkatesha/Balaji Thaayige Thakka Maga - Kumar Vasanta Geeta - Vasant Names of a few roles acted by Rajkumar
As many as 17 singers gave voice to Rajkumar before he started singing his own songs, and that was after he had been acting for over two decades. Until 1974, P.B. Srinivas was Rajkumar's most frequent singing voice in films. However, once when P S Srinivas was not available to sing for the movie Sampattige Swaal, Composer G K Venkatesh encouraged Rajkumar to sing.With the song `Yaare koogadali', Rajkumar restarted his singing career, which was abruptly stopped after the movie Ohileshwara. Thus began his journey as the most famous actor-singer that the Kannada film industry has ever seen.
Memorable Singers, who lent voice to Rajkumar include P B Srinivas and Ghantasala Venkateshwara Rao.
Later on, Rajkumar sang songs in which he never acted. Here is a compilation of some of the songs:
01) Manushyaro Ivaru Raakshasaro ( 1981 - Bhagyavanta)
02) Satya Dharmagale ( 1985 - Dharma)
03) Jagave Ondu Ranaranga ( 1988 - Ranaranga)
04) Baduke Hasiru ( 1989 - Nanjundi Kalyana)
05) Hrudaya Samudra ( 1990 - Ashwamedha)
06) Ella Burude ( 1990 - Aasegobba Meesegobba)
07) Naliyutha Hrudya ( 1991 - Hrudaya Haaditu)
08) Manadalli Aaseye Bere ( 1991 - Modada Mareyalli)
09) Ombattu Ombattu ( 1991 - Kalyana Mantapa)
10) Shiva Shiva ( 1992 - Purushothama)
11) Naanu Nimmavanu ( 1992 - Purushothama)
12) Saptapadi ( 1992 - Saptapadi)
13) Megha Bantu Megha ( 1992 - Mannina Doni)
14) Baaligu Bhoomigu ( 1993 - Chira Bhandavya)
15) Amma Enuva Savi Maatu ( 1993 - Ananda Jyoti)
16) Thaayi Thaayi ( 1993 - Hoovu Hannu)
17) Deepavali ( 1993 - Muddina Maava)
18) Kannappa Kottanu Kannanu ( 1993 - Muddina Maava)
19) Jeeva Kogile Inchara ( 1993 - Anuragada Alegalu)
20) Ello Udurida ( 1993 - Jaga Mechida Huduga)
21) Shodhane Baduke Dinavu ( 1993 - Apoorva Jodi)
22) Gandhari Aagabeda ( 1993 - Mangalya Bandhana)
23) Thande Kodiso Seere ( 1993 - Midida Hrudayagalu)
24) Mai Gada Gada Naduguva ( 1993 - Naavibbaru Namagibbaru)
25) KannaDa Kai OLage ( 1993 - Munjaaneya Manju)
26) Naavaduva Nudiye ( 1994 - Gandhada Gudu Part II)
27) Ondu Maathanadade ( 1994 - Gandugali)
28) Samsarada Sagara ( 1994 - Hetta Karulu)
29) Megha Maale ( 1994 - Megha Maale)
30) Badukondu Daivaleele ( 1994 - Saagara Deepa)
31) Aasegala Lokadhali ( 1994 - Kaavya)
32) BaaLu Nanjaayite ( 1994 - Kaaveri Teeradali)
33) Hey Dinakara ( 1995 - Om)
34) Oh Gulabiye ( 1995 - Om)
35) Raita Raita ( 1995 - Dore)
36) Henne Nee Alabeda ( 1995 - Shraavana Sanje)
37) Arishina Kunkuma ( 1995 - Thaayi Illada Tavaru)
38) Oh Malle Hoove Ninagella ( 1995 - Karulina Kudi)
39) Kannadada Kuvaranu Naane ( 1995 - Gadibidi Aliya)
40) Dehavendare Oh Manuja ( 1996 - Janumada Jodi)
41) Janumada Jodi Aadaru ( 1996 - Janumada Jodi)
42) Aa Vidha Thanda Sambandha ( 1996 - Karnataka Suputra)
43) Nooraru Nenapina ( 1996 - Sutradhara)
44) Nee Kanda Aa Loka ( 1996 - Dhani)
45) Hey YOdha ( 1996 - Circle Inspector)
46) Yuga Yuga Saagi Hogi ( 1996 - Gajanoora GanDu)
47) Hara Hara Gange ( 1997 - Jodi Hakki)
48) Manege Ondu Baagilu ( 1997 - Simhada Mari)
49) Shivane SHivane ( 1997 - Raja)
50) Anuragadha Sangamavo ( 1997 - Maduve)
51) Thamma Thamma Kelole ( 1998 - Gadibidi Krishna)
52) Thali Thali THali Baali ( 1998 - Kurubana Rani)
53) HoomaLe HoomaLe HoogaLa ( 1998 - HoomaLe)
54) Devarigeno KOpa Bandu ( 1998 - Baaro Nanna Muddina KrishNa)
55) YeddeLu HuDuga ( 1998 - Swasthik)
56) Oh Premada Gangeye ( 1999 - Hrudaya Hrudaya)
57) Hogi Baa ( 1999 - Hrudaya Hrudaya)
58) Eneno Kanasu Kandalu ( 1999 - Idu Entha Premavayya)
59) Aa Vidhathana Varavide ( 1999 - Janumadaata )
60) Vishwa Vishwa ( 1999 - Vishwa)
61) Aayi Aayi Ooa Laali ( 1999 - Tuvvi Tuvvi Tuvvi)
62) Olavendare Sangeeta ( 1999 - Tuvvi Tuvvi Tuvvi)
63) Manjanthe Elemele Neenu ( 2000 - Devara Maga)
64) Jaggadu Jaggadu ( 2000 - Hagalu Vesha)
65) Aa Devara Haadidu ( 2002 - Appu)
66) Panavidu Panavidu ( 2002 - Appu)
67) Vidhi Baraha ( 2003 - Abhi)
68) Bandhuve Oh Bandhuve ( 2003 - Chigurida Kanasu)
69) Bayasuvudeno Aaguvudeno ( ???? )
70) Bhoomi Thaayiya ( Bhoomi Thaayiya Chocchala Magananu )
71) Ibbara Kiru Beralugalu ( ???? )
72) Maduveya Padave ( ???? )
73) Ravi Illade ( ???? )
74) Ye Vidhiye ( taaLiya soubhaagya )
75) kannaDada mathu chenna, kannaDada nela chenna (samara)
76) Cheluvi Cheluvi Endu Ati Aase paDabEDa (meese chiguridaaga)
77) Devana Kaleyalli (1995 - Nischitartha )
78) Sathi Endare ( 1995 - Mister Abhishek )
79) Kaavyavo Hosa Kaavyavo ( 1996 - Aaditya)
80) Mouna Raagadinda ( 1996 - Mouna Raaga)
81) Anjadiru Henne ( 1996 - Arishina Kunkuma)
82) Janumava Neediruve ( 1997 - Ellarantalla Nanna Ganda )
83) Thaali Thaali ( 1997 - Enoondre )
84) Kelu Kelavva ( 2000 - Indradhanush )
85) Yaara Kanasalla ( 2000 - Indradhanush )
86) Hennendare Ambike Nija Maadamma Ee Naada Nambike
87) Premigale Oh Premigale (????)
88) Makkalu Beku Anthare Makkalu Iradavaru
89) A duet song in the movie Devasundari for the actor Narasimharaju (1962 - Devasundari)
Songs sung by Rajkumar for others
Jeeva hoovagide -Nee nanna gellalare
Beladingalagi Baa - Huliya Haline Mevu
Raaga Anuraaga - Sanaadi Appanna
Yaare Koogadali - Sampathige Sawaal
Cheluveya Nota - Shankar Guru
Haalalladaru Haaku - Devatha Manushya
Naadamayaa ee lokavella - Jeevana Chaitra
Huttidare Kannada Naadalli - Akasmika
Manikya Veenam Upalalayanthim - Kaviratna Kalidasa
Yaava Kaviyu - Bhagyada Lakshmi Baaramma
Entha Soundarya Kande - Ravi Chandra
Naa Ninna Mareyalaare - Naa Ninna Mareyalaare
Kanneera Dhaare - Hosa Belaku
Haalu Jenu Ondaada Haage - Haalu Jenu
Aaradhisuve - Babruvaahana
Vaara Banthamma - Bhagyavantha
Baanigondu Elle Ellide - Premada Kanike
Mutthinantha Maathondu - Bahaddur Gandu
Shreekanta Vishakanta - Anuraaga Aralitu
Amma Neenu - Keralida Simha
Jenina Holeyo - Chalisuva Modagalu
Ade Kannu - Ade Kannu
Indu Ananda - Kaamanabillu
Le Le Appana Magale - Trimurthi
Bisi Bisi Kajjaya - Haavina Hede
if you come today - Operation Diamond Racket
Anuraaga Enaitu -Nee nanna gellalare
BaaLu BeLakaayitu -Haalu Jenu
Vishwanathanu Tandeyadare - Taayige Takka Maga
Entha Sogasu Maguvina Manasu - Taayige Takka Maga
Neenaado Maatella Chanda - Vasantageetha
Mary Mary Mary I Love You - Shravana Bantu
Sathyabhame Sathyabhame" - RaviChandra
Enendu Naa HeLali - Girikanye
Naariya Seere Kadda - Daari Tappida Maga
Baanigondu Elle Ellide - Premada Kanike
Idu Yaaru Bareda Katheyo - Premada Kanike
Hosa Belaku" - Hosa Belaku
KaNNeera Dhare Ideke - Hosa Belaku
Cheluveye Ninna NoDalu - Hosa Belaku
Belli Mooditu Koli Koogitu - Kaviratna Kalidasa
ALabyaaD kaNe sumkire - Kaviratna Kalidasa Memorable songs of Rajkumar
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