Hubballi: The initiative of the Kannada Development Authority (KDA) ‘Kannakakkai’ Initiative, launched in the run-up of Karnataka’s celebration RajyotsaVA has kicked a storm with a lot of passion and residents who questioned the choice of three songs, which will be translated by one lakh singer: ‘Baarisan Kannada Dimdimava ..
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‘poet laureate kuvempu,’ jogada siri belakinalli …
‘by k nissar ahmed and’ huttidare kannada huttabeku nadal …
‘written by the lyrics and music director hamsalekha.
Kannada literary customers in South Karnataka have questioned the reason behind choosing a film song written by Hamsalekha, showing that KDA has ignored many famous writers, not to mention those who have given Jnanpith award.
On the other hand, garbage in North Karnataka has pointed to the absence of a striking work by the poets and writers of the region.
Appointing to the famous works of Da Bendre, Channavea Kanavi, DS Karki and Chandrashekara tambar, they questioned the supervision in including their works for the campaign.
“It was confusing to see a song by Hamsalekha, with the poems of Kuvempu and Nissar Ahmed.
Hamsalekha is a good lyrician, and music director.
But it is not to say that there is no other great poet in Kannada.
Given that the Chairperson today is the maker Ace TS Nagabharana, he can use the RajyotsaVA celebration that will come to irritate Hamsalekha.
Hamsalekha’s work is mainly musical, and they are written for films, while the works of poets like Bendre, Gopalakrishna Adiga and Govinda Pai are pure literature.
When Kannada literature has so Many of the poets are great, why are you choosing songs by a lyrics, “asked Phalguna H, a musician.
Belgaum Regency President of the Ashok Chandaragi action organization shows that four of the eight prestigious Jnanpith award recipients of North Karnataka.
“The choice of songs by KDA violates the norms of new cultural policy, which has just been implemented.
This policy is formulated to ensure the same representation, culturally, to the author of the four state income divisions,” Chandaragi said.
Meti Mixiyappa Based on Udupi also feels disadvantaged in the choice of three songs.
“The coast of Karnataka is home to a long list of great poets starting from M Gopalkrishna Adiga, Govind Pai, Subraya Chokkadi, Kinhanna Rai, among others, KDA members must have consulted the writer and waste from all regions,” he said.
Allamaprabu Bettadur, a writer from Koppal, argues that the use of film songs can be avoided.
“RajyotsaVA is an opportunity where the legacy of our country, and the legacy of the literature must be popularized among the younger generation, who already know well with film songs.
Writers’ works such as Kavyananda, Shantarasa, Raghavendra Itagi, Devendrakumar Hakare from Kalyan Karnataka can be considered.
But KDA remains biased in his choice, “he is Ruja.
‘Songs are just symbolic songs have been chosen to involve many people at once to sing them.
This does not mean they are the best.
This campaign is intended to welcome residents to sing together.
One can add more songs about Kannada and Karnataka on that occasion.
– TS Nagabharana | Chairman, Kannada Development Authority