8 Telugu Songs On Food That Make You Instantaneously Hungry

This exceptional song from the epic fantasy drama Mayabazar nearly shows every dish of Telugu people. Gaarelu, Boorelu, Appadalu and Pulihora, the song shows every food item that one could crave for. There is no doubt that this song would definitely flash through every Telugu guy’s mind in the discourse of food and cinema.

Even though Bobby turned out to be a big disaster in the early years of his career, this Mahesh Babu film is known for great music. This particular song Pullani Pullattu especially emphasizes the greatness of a native food item called Pullattu (Sour Dosa). In fact, the whole song is about what all goes into the preparation of Pullattu.

While Pullani Pullattu song explains the unforgettable taste of Pullattu, Aha Emi Ruchi from Egire Pavurama talks about how many different kinds of dishes can be made out of Brinjal. It reiterates how Brinjal tops the favourite vegetable curry of many people. The song has been sung by National Award winner K.S Chithra. 

Set in the backdrop of Vana Bhojanam festival, this song portrays the joyous and playful movements that occur in family get-togethers. Penned by great poet Arudra, the song lyrics mention a large list of food items and their individual qualities in taste. Music maestro Ilaiyaraja has composed the music. 

Rendered in the soothing voice of Kailash Kher, Ee Janmame Ruchi Choodatanike Dorikera song from Ulavacharu Biryani is a beautiful description of how food stands as the centre of our lives. This Ilaiyaraja composition takes us through making of different cuisines that are prevalent in Telugu states.

Being the romantic comedy that centred on food-business, the film Pelli Choopulu has several scenes showing cuisines and their preparation. But Merise Merise song stands out for beautiful visuals which show the lead pair’s food-journey from start to end. This Vivek Sagar’s compositions is one of the best Telugu songs of 2016. 

Written by Tanikella Bharani, this song from Mithunam also highlights the distinct tastes of native Telugu dishes.The song primarily shuns western junk items and encourages us to go for our healthy traditional food varieties. The song has been sung by SP Balasubramanyam who has also played the lead role in the film. 

Featuring comedy king Brahmanandam in the lead role, Jandhyala’s Babai Hotel predominantly revolves around food. The title track from this movie celebrates the uniqueness of food items in the hotel and how from cine stars to rich politicians love to have their meals at this place. Madhavapeddi Suresh has composed the song.