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Song"Mizhiyariyaathe Vannu Nee" (മിഴിയറിയാതെ) MovieNiram Year1999 SingerK. J. Yesudas Music DirectorVidyasagar LyricistBichu Thirumala CastKunchacko Boban & Shalini DirectorKamal . . Bichu Thirumala (born B. Sivasankaran Nair) was one of the most prolific and influential lyricists in the history of Malayalam cinema. Active from 1972 until his passing in 2021, he completely transformed the style of Malayalam film songs by introducing a unique rhythmic pattern, light phrasing, and an innate ability to write beautiful words for readymade tunes. ​Here is a closer look at his legacy, notable works, and milestones: ​1. Key Career Milestones ​The Pioneer of Readymade Tunes: Before his era, composers usually set tunes to pre-written poems. Bichu Thirumala led the shift toward lyricists penning words to fit a composer's pre-composed melody, a skill requiring immense rhythmic precision. ​The AR Rahman Connection: He is the only lyricist to have written for A.R. Rahman’s sole Malayalam feature film soundtrack, the 1992 cult classic Yodha (featuring timeless tracks like Padakali and Kunu Kunu). ​Massive Output: Over a career spanning nearly five decades, he wrote more than 3,000 film songs and countless devotional tracks. ​2. Timeless Masterpieces ​His collaborations with iconic composers like Shyam, Raveendran, Ilaiyaraaja, M.G. Radhakrishnan, and Johnson produced some of the greatest hits in Malayalam music: ​"Aayiram Kannumaay" (Nokkethadhoorathu Kannum Nattu, 1984) – An unforgettable melody of waiting and longing. ​"Oru Murai Vanthu Parthaya" & "Pazhamthamizh Paattizhayum" (Manichitrathazhu, 1993) – Masterpieces blending classical aesthetics with cinematic storytelling. ​"Olathumbathirunnu" (Pappayude Swantham Appoos, 1992) – A deeply moving song about childhood innocence, written in memory of his younger brother who passed away early in life. ​"Kannamthumbi Poramo" (Kakkothikkavile Appooppan Thaadikal, 1988) – One of Kerala's most beloved nostalgic tunes. ​"Oru Madhura Kinavin" (Kanamarayathu, 1984) – The ultimate retro-dance anthem that continues to be remixed and celebrated today. ✨🩷