S. P. Kodandapani
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| S. P. Kodandapani | |
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| Native name | ఎస్. పి. కోదండపాణి |
| Genres | playback singing |
| Occupation(s) | singer, music director |
| Years active | 1950s – 1970s |
Sripati Panditharadhyula Kodandapani, better known as S. P. Kodandapani, is a music director and playback singer in Telugu cinema. In the film Pandanti Kapuram (1972), he voiced the memorable song "Idigo Devudu Chesina Bomma" on the Hindu philosophy of human life.
He introduced the famous playback singer S. P. Balasubramanyam to the Indian film world in the movie Sri Sri Sri Maryada Ramanna (1967).
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Life
He spent his childhood in Guntur. He used to sing songs and poems and learned to play harmonium. Addepalli Rama Rao gave him chance to sing in a group song in Naa Illu in 1953. He worked as harmonium player with Susarla Dakshinamurthi. He sang as an independent singer in the 1955 film Santanam. He worked under veteran music director K. V. Mahadevan for five years.
He is the music director in the Rekha Murali and Arts of comedian B. Padmanabham. He became music director as an independent charge for the first time in Kanna Koduku (1961), followed by Padandi Munduku (1962), Manchi Rojulochayi, Bangaru Timmaraju, Thotalo Pilla Kotalo Rani, Loguttu Perumallakeruka (1966) and many more. He composed some of the memorable songs.
Filmography
- Santanam (1955)
- Kanna Kodulu (1961)
- Padandi Munduku (1962)
- Devatha (1964)
- Jwaladeepa Rahasyam (1965)
- Keelu Bommalu (1965)
- Manchi Kutumbam (1965)
- Loguttu Perumallakeruka (1966)
- Potti Pleader (1966)
- Aata Bommalu (1966)
- Apoorva Piravaigal (1967)
- Sri Sri Sri Maryada Ramanna (1967)
- Nenante Nene (1968)
- Ranabheri (1968)
- Aastulu Antastulu (1969)
- Gopaludu Bhoopaludu (1969)
- Manchi Mitrulu (1969)
- Shri Rama Katha (1969)
- Kathanayika Molla (1970)
- Lakshmi Kataksham (1970)
- Suguna Sundari Katha (1970)
- Goodu Puthani (1972)
- Pandanti Kapuram (1972)
- Tata Manavadu (1972)
- Gandhi Puttina Desham (1973)
- Abhimanavantulu (1973)
- Bangaaru Timmaraju
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