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This Song is from 1950 Indian Hindi-language drama film Samsara (= Family). The film was later remade in Indian Tamil-language with the same name, in Indian Hindi-language as Sansar and in Indian Malayalam-language as Ayodhya (1975).
Music was composed by Susarla Dakshinamurthy to the Lyrics penned by Vempati Sadasivabrahmam, Sung by P. Leela. There is so much meaning in this song that a mom sings a lullaby to her son while projecting the facts of the country and brining him up to be a good citizen. Now-a-days we don’t get these songs or llullabies.
Lyrics transliterated:
Jo Jo Jo Yeduvaku Yeduvaku Ma Chitti Tandri
Bhavi Bharata Bala Veerudavu Neevu
Jo Jo Jo Yeduvaku Yeduvaku Ma Chitti Tandri
Bhavi Bharata Bala Veerudavu Neevu
Puuttina Veera Punya Deesana
Mana Desamu Papa Leduvakugararu
Puuttina Veera Punya Deesana
Mana Desamu Papa Leduvakugararu
Jo Jo Jo Yeduvaku Yeduvaku Ma Chitti Tandri
Bhavi Bharata Bala Veerudavu Neevu
Balachandrudu Vinna Parika Chestaadu
Veera Shivaju Ninnu Vekkiristaadu
Balachandrudu Vinna Parika Chestaadu
Veera Shivaju Ninnu Vekkiristaadu
Nilupra Desaadi Purva Sauryani
Telupura Nee Talli Divya Teejanni
Nilupra Desaadi Purva Sauryani
Telupura Nee Talli Divya Teejanni
Jo Jo Jo Yeduvaku Yeduvaku Ma Chitti Tandri
Bhavi Bharata Bala Veerudavu Neevu
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