Sungeeta Nilayamu

Telusa Nee Kosame  is a gentle romantic melody that expresses the joy, comfort, and emotional security that come with finding a life partner. The lyrics beautifully portray how love transforms ordinary moments into extraordinary memories, using vivid imagery such as a rainbow blooming in the heart and moonlight soothing the scorching heat. Sri Mani's heartfelt words, Ajay Arasada's sooth...

This week’s Telugu lesson features the word "తొంభై"   “Tombhai” (90)  in celebration of  90 years of SABC broadcasting . More than just a number, 90 represents a remarkable legacy of storytelling, connection, and service that has informed, entertained, and united generations of listeners.

Rooted in the timeless Hindu tradition, Guru Poornima reminds us that knowledge is not merely acquired, but awakened through the grace of a teacher. Learn the pronounciation  in this Telugu lesson and wish your Guru on this special occasion through our Telugu lesson  🙏🏻

A melody that feels like a conversation between the sky and the clouds,  Aakashame Nuvvani  beautifully captures the essence of love, longing, and togetherness. Brought to life by the soulful voices of Sid Sriram and Chinmayi Sripada.

In this episode, we spotlight "Niluvanivvade", a heartfelt Telugu music single that has captivated listeners with its soothing melody and poetic expression of love. Sung and composed by Vijai Bulganin, with lyrics by Suresh Banisetti, this independent release beautifully captures the emotions of longing, affection, and unspoken connection, proving that a standalone music single can be just as impa...

In today's Telugu Lesson, we unpack the word "గెలుపు" (Gelupu), meaning "Win" or "Victory." We'll learn pronunciation, explore its synonyms and antonyms, and see how it is used in everyday conversations through simple examples. A quick and engaging lesson designed to help you learn, speak, and appreciate Telugu one word at a time.

In today's tribute to S. Janaki, we explore the beloved song “Gunnamaamidi Kommamida.” Through the imagery of a parrot and a cuckoo sharing the same tree, the song beautifully contrasts beauty and melody. Join us as we discover why the cuckoo, or  Kokila , remains a perfect symbol for the unforgettable voice of India's beloved Gana Kokila.

In this special edition of  Sangeetha Nilayamu , we explore the beautiful Telugu word “Kokila”—the cuckoo, a timeless symbol of sweetness and melody. As a tribute to the legendary S. Janaki, affectionately known as the  Gana Kokila , we learn its pronunciation, meaning, synonyms, and everyday usage. Join us for a short yet enriching language journey...

In today's lyrics spotlight, we explore the romantic lines "Padhe Padhe Praanam Ninne Koraga" from the Telugu film Rakasa. Penned by Kittu Vissapragada and composed by Anudeep Dev, the song beautifully portrays a heart that finds its world, its dreams, and its purpose in one special person.

In today’s Telugu Lesson, we explore the magic word  “Padhe Padhe” (పదే పదే), a beautiful Telugu expression that means “again and again” or “repeatedly.” We discover how this simple phrase adds emotion, emphasis, and lyrical beauty to Telugu songs, poetry, and spoken language, making it a favourite expression among Telugu speakers.

Take a listen to the Telugu lesson focusing on the word 'Parichayam'- introduction or acquaintance. Every friendship begins with a hello, every story begins with a first page, and every meaningful relationship begins with an introduction. Listen closely as you won't want to miss this one! 

Listen to the meaning of the first few lines of this soulful track 'Thalachi thalachi', a dreamy and romantic melody from the movie Hello, featuring beautiful vocals by Haricharan. Song: thalachi thalachiLyrics: VanamaaliSinger: Haricharan Music Director: Anup RubensMovie: Hēllo

This week on Sangeetha Nilayamu  we feature  “ Priyasakhi ”   picturised on rising stars Anand Deverakonda and Vaishnavi Chaitanya, the song is beautifully rendered by K. S. Harisankar, with music composed by Hesham Abdul Wahab and lyrics by Suresh Banisetti.

In this episode of  Telugu Magic Word of the Week , we explore the beautiful Telugu word “Sakhi” (సఖి), meaning a close friend, companion. Widely used in Telugu literature, poetry, music, and dance, the word embodies trust, friendship, and emotional support.

Mr Mishan R Naidoo in conversation with Archana Sridhar on the upcoming Music festival at the Andhra Naha Sabha of South Africa . 

  Hillessa Hillessa”  from the movie Thandel beautifully captures love and longing through a soothing coastal melody. Featuring the magical on-screen pairing of Naga Chaitanya and Sai Pallavi, the song is rich in emotion and visual charm. Sung soulfully by Shreya Ghoshal and Nakash Aziz, it blends romance with heartfelt expression 

Purvee Akasam  from Westville AMSATTA   joins us this week in Telugu Eisteddfod  (Sight Reading – Class 33, Subdivision A9).Purvee is well known for her interests in Carnatic classical music , dance and is passionate about learning Telugu. She is our very own stand in presenter for Sangeetha Nilayamu.

Post event discussion on the insight and value of mother tongue languages held in PMB on the 16th May by the Midlands Hindi Sabha with Subhashnie Pillay .Subhashnie is the chairperson of the language committee of the Midlands Hindi Sabha. She is a musician and a dancer and is passionate about teaching and learning languages . 

In this episode, we dive into the dreamy and emotionally rich melody Leharaayi  from the Telugu film Most Eligible Bachelor, soulfully rendered by Sid Sriram. The song captures the beauty of falling in love and surrendering to emotion.

Roxanna Manilal from Andhra Vidya Sabha   joins us this week in  Telugu Eisteddfod  (Sight Reading – Class 32, Subdivision A8). Roxanna gaaru has been passionate about learning Telugu language and culture and has kept at it for 40 years . She is willing to extend that learning no matter the time it will take for her to master it ! 

A warm, heart-stirring melody,  Unnatundi Gundey  from Ninnu Kori captures the quiet language of emotion.  Beautifully rendered by Karthik, the song flows with tenderness, longing, and a gentle intensity that lingers long after it ends.

Telugu Eisteddfod lesson series in association with Andhra Maha Sabha of South Africa . Sadie Harishka Tagat from Illovo AMSATTA classes joins this week’s Telugu Eisteddfod lesson (Sight Reading – Class 31, Subdivision A7). Passionate about learning Telugu, she aims to connect meaningfully with Telugu speakers worldwide.

Thassadiya” is a high‑energy wedding celebration song from  Maa Inti Bangaaram , Sung by Chinmayi Sripada and composed by Santhosh Narayanan, Its festive rhythm, reels‑friendly hook, and Samantha’s screen presence have made it an instant super hit song!

Venkata Abhiram Parupudi, Gr 6 learner from Westville Senior Primary school and Westville AMSATTA , joins us in this week's Telugu Eisteddfod lesson, Class 30, subdivison A6.

In this song Sancharame sung by Hesham Abdul wahab and Gorati Venkanna , life assumes meaning when one is on the move !