– Ramanum Ramanum (1973) Adapted from Meera bhajans, given a pure Malayalam soul.
To truly appreciate a collection of 60 Vayalar hits, one must categorize them by the emotions they evoke. Vayalar had an uncanny ability to write for every facet of human life.
– Thirichadi (1966) A children’s song about the moon in a circle; Baburaj used toy bells.
Vayalar Ramavarma , often simply known as , was a legendary Indian poet and lyricist whose work defined the "Golden Age" of Malayalam film music. Over his career, he penned approximately 1,300 songs for over 250 films, leaving an indelible mark on Kerala's cultural landscape. Notable Hits and Collaborations Hits of Vayalar 60 Malayalam old Songs Original...
Vayalar was not merely a lyricist; he was a poet who bridged the gap between high literature and the common man's heart. When we talk about the "original" hits of the 60s and 70s, we are referring to a time when lyrics were the soul of the song, and the music was its heartbeat. This article takes a deep dive into the magic of Vayalar’s early works, exploring why these 60+ original masterpieces remain timeless in the hearts of millions.
– Maya (1973) Everything here is a memory. Yesudas sounds like he is sighing between lines.
– Kavyamela (1965) Duet by Yesudas and S. Janaki. Describes a riverside meeting; the flute interludes are signature Devarajan. – Ramanum Ramanum (1973) Adapted from Meera bhajans,
– Puthrakameshti (1972) A celebration of marriage and fertility, with thumping melam rhythms.
– Puthumazhayathu The fear of crossing the river—superb use of silence between phrases.
– Children’s album (1970) – The moon uncle song. – Thirichadi (1966) A children’s song about the
– A philosophical ghazal style.
Pro tip : YouTube channels like , Vintage Malayalam Songs , or Devarajan Classics often upload needle‑drop transfers from vinyl.