Sharwanand’s upcoming Telugu film Bhogi has introduced its musical world with Egilivaranga, the first single from director Sampath Nandi’s period drama. The song draws inspiration from rural Telangana during the 1960s, highlighting regional traditions, livelihoods and the social relationships that shaped village life.Rather than presenting a conventional promotional number, Egilivaranga establishes the historical atmosphere of Bhogi. Its lyrics explore longstanding customs, caste-based occupations and the influence of feudal landlords, offering listeners an introduction to the film’s setting.

Oscar-winning lyricist Chandrabose has written the song in a natural Telangana dialect. The language reflects local speech patterns and strengthens the connection between the music and the community depicted onscreen.Composer Bheems Ceciroleo gives the track a distinctly regional sound. Its rhythm builds gradually, bringing increasing energy to the composition while retaining the earthy character associated with Telangana folk traditions.Nalgonda Gaddar Narsanna delivers the lead vocals, joined by Narsireddy, Kandukuri Shankar Babu and Relare Gopal. Their collective performance adds intensity and reinforces the song’s rural identity.The lyrical video also offers a glimpse of the film’s visual treatment. Village surroundings, period costumes and representations of everyday activities help recreate the atmosphere of the 1960s.

Bhogi Egilivaranga Captures Telangana’s Cultural Spirit

Bhogi showcases Sharwanand and Anupama Parameswaran in traditional rural attire, recreating the atmosphere of 1960s Telangana. Directed by Sampath Nandi and produced by KK Radhamohan under Sri Sathya Sai Arts, the film explores regional history and cultural traditions. Its first single, Egilivaranga, highlights Telangana’s rural heritage through folk-inspired music and authentic visuals, offering audiences an early glimpse into the film’s historical setting and storytelling approach.