HBD Kavya Madhavan: 5 evergreen songs of the actress

Kavya Madhavan is celebrating her birthday today. The gorgeous actress is turning 38, and wishes are pouring in from all corners of the world. With her expressive eyes, and exceptional acting chops, she has breathed life into countless characters on screen. On this special day, let’s take a look at some of her evergreen songs.

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‘Vennila Chandana Kinnam’ is an adorable song from Mammootty starrer ‘Azhakiya Ravanan’. Kavya Madhavan played the childhood version of Anjali (Bhanupriya) in the film. This endearing song features little Kavya and Baiju, who play childhood friends, and the song is simply stunning. Kaithapram Damodaran Namboothiri has penned the lyrics, and the music is done by Vidyasagar. KJ Yesudas and Shabnam have crooned the song.

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‘Ente ellam ellam’ is a romantic number from Lal Jose’s celebrated film ‘Meesa Madhavan’. Kavya Madhavan romanced Dileep on screen, and this song encapsulates their relationship. Penned by Gireesh Puthanchery, and composed by Vidyasagar, ‘Ente ellam ellam’ is sung by K J Yesudas, Sujatha Mohan. In this scene, Rugmini (Kavya Madhavan) is on house arrest, and her lover Madhavan (Dileep) sneaks in!

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Kavya Madhavan played the lead role opposite Prithviraj Sukumaran in celebrated cinematographer Santosh Sivan’s film ‘Anandabhadram’. ‘Pinakkamano’ is a brilliantly captured aesthetically pleasing song that references of Raja Ravi Varma’s paintings. The romantic ballad is penned by Gireesh Puthanchery and composed by MG Radhakrishnan. MG Sreekumar, and Manjari have crooned the beautiful song.

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Kavya Madhavan is someone, who has managed to be a part of both commercial and arthouse films. ‘Raakilithan’ is a melancholy from Kamal’s ‘Perumazhakaalam’. Kavya Madhavan played a widow, and this crucial song shot in rain will leave you heartbroken. Sujatha has sung the poignant number composed by M Jayachandran.

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Kavya Madhavan and Prithviraj Sukumaran had incredible onscreen chemistry and were paired together in many movies. They played a couple in Lal Jose’s ‘Classmates’. In this song, Suku (Prithviraj Sukumaran) and Thara (Kavya Madhavan), are accidentally locked inside their chemistry college lab, and love blossoms. Sarath Vayalar composed the song for which lyrics were penned by Alex Paul. Devanand, Jyotsna, Soniya, and Samjad crooned the song.

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