In the 17th century, there lived a man named Kancharla Gopanna, who later became famous as Bhadrachala Ramadasar. He was born near Bhadrachalam and grew up with deep love for Lord Rama. As he grew older, he became a revenue officer under the king of Golconda.
One day, Gopanna saw the temple of Lord Rama at Bhadrachalam in a very poor condition. His heart melted with devotion, and he decided to rebuild the temple beautifully. But he had no money of his own, so he used the tax money collected for the king. The temple was completed, shining with grandeur, and filled with the sound of Rama’s name.
When the king heard about this, he was angry that government money had been spent without permission. Gopanna was arrested and put in prison for 12 long years. But Gopanna never complained. Sitting in the dark prison, he sang day and night, pouring out his sorrow and love for Rama. His kirtanas—like Paluke Bangaramayena and Adigo Bhadradri—still touch our hearts today.
The story goes that Lord Rama himself, along with Lakshmana, appeared in the king’s dream and repaid the money with golden coins. The astonished king immediately released Ramadasar and begged for forgiveness.From then on, Bhadrachala Ramadasar became remembered as a great devotee, poet, and saint, whose life teaches us that true devotion always receives the Lord’s grace.
One day, Gopanna saw the temple of Lord Rama at Bhadrachalam in a very poor condition. His heart melted with devotion, and he decided to rebuild the temple beautifully. But he had no money of his own, so he used the tax money collected for the king. The temple was completed, shining with grandeur, and filled with the sound of Rama’s name.
When the king heard about this, he was angry that government money had been spent without permission. Gopanna was arrested and put in prison for 12 long years. But Gopanna never complained. Sitting in the dark prison, he sang day and night, pouring out his sorrow and love for Rama. His kirtanas—like Paluke Bangaramayena and Adigo Bhadradri—still touch our hearts today.
The story goes that Lord Rama himself, along with Lakshmana, appeared in the king’s dream and repaid the money with golden coins. The astonished king immediately released Ramadasar and begged for forgiveness.From then on, Bhadrachala Ramadasar became remembered as a great devotee, poet, and saint, whose life teaches us that true devotion always receives the Lord’s grace.
kamalanayana vasudeva ragam : chenjuruti thalam : rupakam
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pallavi: kamalanayana vasudeva karivarada mam pahi
amala mrudula nalina charana achyuta mudam dehi. cha: 1 jarachora meru dhira sadhu jana mandara para rahita ghora kalusha bhava jaladhi vidura cha: 2 naradadi ganalola nandagopala varijasananukula manita gunasheela cha: 3 rama janaka shyAmasundara kanakAmbara dharaNa ramadasa vandita shri rajivadbhuta charana |
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charanamule nammiti ragam : kapi thalam : adi
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pallavi : charanamule nammiti ni divya charanamule nammiti
cha : 1 varidhi gattina vara bhadrachala varada varada varada ni divya cha : 2 Adi purusha nannaramara seyakumayya ayya ayya ni divya cha : 3 vanamuna ratini vanitaga jesina charanamu charanamu charanamu ni divya cha : 4 padaravindame adharamani nenu pattiti pattiti pattiti ni divya cha : 5 veyyaru vidhamula kuyyalinci ravayya ayya ayya ni divya cha : 6 baguga nannelu bhadrachala ramadasuda dasuda dasuda ni divya |
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ramakrishna govinda narayana ragam : sindubhairavi thalam : adi
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pallavi : ramakrishna govinda narayana hare (krishna rama govinda narayana)
cha : 1 ramakrishnyani premato pilicite momaina jupavemi narayana cha : 2 andajavahana pundarikAksha ni dandajernanayya narayana cha : 3 madhava vishnu madhusudana shridhara shesha shayana srIman narayana cha : 4 vasudeva mukunda vanamali chakradhara narasimhachyuta narayana cha : 5 patitudavani mimmu patimalu konna sitapati nannu kavavemi narayana cha : 6 ramadasuni brova premato bhadrachala damudaina sriman narayana |
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