“Konjum Kanne” by P. Leela appeared in the 1959 film Raja Sevai. Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass wrote the lyrics and co-composed the music with T. V. Raju. The song opens by addressing a child as “Konjum Kanne Kumara,” which means “cherished prince.” It stars N. T. Rama Rao and Sowcar Janaki.
Konjum Kanne
P. Leela | Thanjai N. Ramaiah Dass • From “Raja Sevai”
Raja Sevai’s Konjum Kanne Lyrics Translation
The verses continue to build a grand identity for the child. One line claims he was “born from roots where bravery thrives,” linking him to a heroic lineage. Another part calls him a divine flame originating from pure art, elevating his status.
Konjum Kanne Music Video
The song functions as an anointment, moving from affection to a declaration of greatness. It assigns titles of royalty and artistic purity to a young boy. The lyrics make a final claim that “there is no one who can equal you, my king,” confirming his unique place.