Yugabharathi

Yugabharathi
Born Prem Kumar
Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, India
Occupation Poet
Lyricist
Nationality Indian
Education Diploma in Mechanical Engineering
Notable works "Manapathayam"

Yugabharathi is a Tamil poet and lyricist. His birth name was "Prem Kumar" and he was known as "Kumar" by his family and friends. During the early 90's when he began writing poems for magazines he started using the pen name "Yugabharathi" in honour of the great Tamil poet Subramanya Bharathi, commonly known as Mahakavi Bharithiyar.

Debuting in the film Aanandham with lyrics for the song "Pallankuzhiyin vattam parthaen" has become a successful lyricist penning more than 1000 songs.

Education

Yugabharathi studied in Maxwell Matriculation Higher Secondary School (Thanjavur) and received his diploma in Mechanical Engineering at Government Polytechnic College (Aranthangi).[1]

Notable works

Some of the more notable songs which Yugabharathi has written lyrics for are "Kadhal pisase" from Run, "Manmada Rasa" from Thiruda Thirudi, "sambo siva sambo" from Naadodigal, and "Konja neram" from Chandramukhi.

Filmography

2002-2009

YEAR FILM SONGS
2002 Run Kadhal pisase
2003 Pudhiya Geethai Vasiya Kaari
Thiruda Thirudi Manmadha Raasa
2004 Ghilli Kokkarakko
2005 Majaa Chi Chi Chi
Maayavi Devaloga Rani
Chandramukhi Konja Neram
Sandakozhi Dhavanipotta Deepavali
2006 Paramasivan Oru Kili
Aadhi Olli Olli Iduppe & Yea Duraa
Thimiru Oppuraney Oppuraney
2008 Sathyam Chellame Chellame
Bheemaa Ragasiya Kanavugal & Enadhuyire
Pirivom Santhippom Kandaen Kandaen, Soll Soll, Kandum Kanamal & Nenjathilae
2009 Pasanga Naandhaan Goppanda & Anbaale Azhagaagum
Naadodigal Sambo Siva

2010-2015

YEAR FILM SONGS
2010 Naanayam Kooda Kooda
2011 Azhagarsamiyin Kuthirai Poovakkelu
Mudhal Idam Aithaaney Aithaaney
Osthe Unnale Unnale & Neduvaali
2012 18 Vayasu Aanum illa Ponnum, Enakenavey Nee & Podi Podi Penney
Saattai Jada Jada, Sahaayane, Andhurundai, Adi Raangi, Nanbaa Vaa, Dayas Insight & Serene Grace
Kumki Yella Oorum, Onnum Puriyala, Ayayayoo Aananthamey, Sollitaley Ava, Soi Soi & Nee Yeppo
2013 David Iruvanil Ullavavaa
Vathikuchi Ari Unnai
Kedi Billa Killadi Ranga Konjum Kili, Sudasuda Thooral & Ulladha Naan
Aadhalal Kadhal Seiveer Mella Sirithal & Alaipayum Nenjile
Desingu Raja Ammadi Ammadi, Oru Ora Ora, Nelaavattam Nethiyile, Yaarume Kekkave & Pom Pom
Mynaa Mynaa Mynaa, Kichu Kichu, Jingu Chikka, & Kaiya Pudi
Jannal Oram Ennadi Ennadi, Aasa Vecha, Ele Malathoppu, Unnai Paarkama, Athili Pathili & Aatho Apatho
2014 Jilla Paattu Onnu
Rummy Koodamela Koodavechi, Adiye Enna, Oru Nodi & Yedhukkaga Enna
Chandra Raaja Raajan, Nee Arigai & Omkaraminum
Idhu Kathirvelan Kadhal Sara Sara & Palakku Devathaiya
Cuckoo Manasula Soora, Potta Pulla, Agasatha, Kalyanamam Kalyanam & Kodaiyila
Maan Karate Darling Dambakku
Manjapai Aagaasa Nilavu, Anbu Dhaan, Ayyo Ayyo, Paathu Paathu & Sattena
Aindhaam Thalaimurai Sidha Vaidhiya Sigamani Onnuna Rendu, Kandangi Selai & En Anbe
Sigaram Thodu Anpulla Appa & Pidikudhey
Oru Oorla Rendu Raja Mazhakaatha, Odum Rail, Oru oorla & Sundari Penney
Vanmam Aetti Enga Porae, Paadatta Paadatta, Manamae Manamae & Raasa Raasa
Kaththi Yaar Petra
Kaadu Onne Patthi Nenachale, Uchi Malai Kaadu, Oororam, Uyire, Ettu Thikkum
Naaigal Jaakirathai Oyaathe
Kayal Paravayaa Parakkurom, Yengirindhu Vandhayo, Koodave Varamaadhiri, Yen Aala Paakka, Unna Ippo, Deeyaalo Deeyalo & Yenga Pulla
Vellaikaara Durai Ammadi Un Azhagu, Kaakkaa Mutta & Nadigar Thilagam
2015 Tamizhuku En Ondrai Azhuthavum Sattunnu Enna
Kaaki Sattai Kadhal Kan Kattudhe
Ivanuku Thannila Gandam Mappilla Mappilla & Love Vandha
Mahabalipuram Athaadi Yenna Solla, Usrey Nee, Anantha Thendral & Kudiya Vedu
Kadavul Paathi Mirugam Paathi Enadhu Ulagil
JK Enum Nanbanin Vaazhkai Uyire Uyire
49-O Amma Pole, Aruvava Kannu, Innum Ethanai & Votu Podunga

2016

YEAR FILM SONGS
2016 Rajini Murugan Rajinimurugan, Un Mele Oru Kannu, Aavi Parakkum Teakadai, Yennama Ipadi & Jigiru Jigiru
Anjala Kanjadai

Telelvision

Awards

South Indian International Movie Awards
Filmfare Awards South

References

  1. G. PRASAD (January 3, 2011). "Weaving words with rhythm". The Hindu. Retrieved February 17, 2012.

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