Keeravani left
cinema 10 years ago..!?
Music composer
keeravani, who announced his decision while stepping into
cinema, accordingly announced his retirement from
cinema in 2014. But now he has also won an Oscar. Baahubali fame
music composer
keeravani, if he had not won an
oscar for the Naatu Naatu song, the
youth of today's generation would not have known him. He is
keeravani in
tollywood Telugu and the
music composer for
kollywood tamil cinema is Maragathamani.
Introduced in
tamil cinema by the legendary
director K.
balachander,
keeravani graced the
oscar stage on behalf of
india in 2009 after the
music director A.R.
rahman won the
oscar for the film Slumdog Millionaire. If we want to remember him better, this
keeravani alias Maragathamani is the one who composed the
music for Mammootty's song 'Sangeetha Swarangal', which has been enjoyed to this day. That film is directed by Imayam K.
balachander and the
music by Composer
keeravani has not come to this place easily, he has come with great difficulty. He officially announced his retirement from
cinema in 2014.
In 1989, when he started singing for the first time in Chennai, he announced that he had decided on the date of his retirement from cinema. Accordingly,
keeravani announced in 2014 that he would leave the
cinema in 2016. But it is not known why and for what reason he took such a decision. But he was very clear that he
wanted to stay away from the cinema.
Meanwhile,
keeravani got lucky in the form of great
director Rajamouli. The duo's
journey continues from Rajamouli's Mahatheera.
keeravani has impressed the fans of today's generation by composing
music for films like Nani's Naan E and Prabhas' Baahubali. In addition, he has made the entire
indian cinema dance on the world stage. The great
director Rajamouli somehow brought back
keeravani, who was about to leave the
cinema, and today is looking good as an
oscar hero.