Kokila’s (Bhanupriya) past life is unveiled in a flashback to photographer Devadas (‘Subhalekha’ Sudhakar), who changes her name to Sitara, and is responsible for her new beginning. Kinnerasaani vachindamma vennela paitesi/ Viswanatha palukai adi virula tene chinukai/ koonalamma kulukai adi Kuchipudi nadakai/ pachani chela pavada katti kondamallele koppuna betti/ vache dorasani ma vannela kinnerasani… Garu wrote new lyrics to suit the situation with Ilayaraja coming up with a fresh tune.” “There was an apt situation for this song to be placed in Interestingly, Veturi’s first meeting with the Viswanatha was when he went to interview him as a reporter for Kinnerasaani vachindamma, in which he did not fail to mention Veturi had drawn inspiration from the legendary writer Viswanatha Sathyanarayana’s poetic works to write the lines, Hence the song bit was left out of the movie, though by then it had found its way into the audio cassettes and won all round appreciation.
He felt that a folk dance might not go well with the classical dance forms in that scene. However, the ace director subsequently had a change of mind when he went for the shoot. Kinnerasaani vachindamma vennela paitesi/ Viswanatha palukai adi virula tene chinukai - which was recorded by Ilayaraja in the voices of S P Balasubrahmanyam and S P Sailaja. Sagara Sangamam, K Viswanath who was directing it, felt that a folk dance by the hero would make the scene completeto the scene.
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