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Paravoor Govindan Devarajan, prominently known as G. Devarajan or Devarajan ace, was an Indian music writer. He is viewed as one of the best music chiefs in Indian film music field. He scored music for in excess of three hundred Malayalam films, numerous dramatizations, and twenty Tamil and four Kannada motion pictures. A considerable lot of his creations remain ever green works of art in Malayalam. His music in the Tamil film Annai Velankanni has gotten numerous awards. Devarajan got Kerala Government's Best Music Chief honor multiple times, among different distinctions. The main film for which he formed music was Kaalam Maarunnu (1955). He collaborated with artist lyricist Vayalar Ramavarma in Chathurangam in 1959. His third motion picture – and the second with Vayalar – Bharya (1962) turned into an enormous hit and made them a well known combination.His music earned him pride of place among the individuals who had strived to win a stately status for film tunes. His joint efforts with Vayalar delivered the brilliant period of Malayalam film music. Devarajan is recalled by conspicuous vocalists in Malayalam like K. J. Yesudas and Jayachandran as their Adoptive parent. Truth be told, it was the arrangements by him that conveyed trees to the fundamental vocalists of that age. In 1973, he made the hit tune "Malayala Baashathan" in Prethangalude Thaazhvara, coordinated by P. Venu. Devarajan was at one point viewed as the doyen of film music in South India. He was abundantly regarded by all performers and vocalists of that period, for his sound information in established music.It may be because of this predominance he had over others that he was broadly known as presumptuous. Be that as it may, he appreciated an illustrious status till his passing among the music circles. Devarajan was the person who utilized the most number of raagas in Malayalam film music. His music grasped distinctive styles with the Carnatic and Hindustani tune lines meeting people figures of speech and Western congruity. Regardless of being a solid nonbeliever, he made reverential tunes like "Harivarasanam", "Guruvayoor Ambalanadayil", "Chethi Mandaram Thulasi", and "Nithyavishudhayam Kanyamariyame", which are viewed as works of art in that type. Additionally, he is especially noted for his wonderful capacity to mix the expressions of the verses with the mind-set of the circumstance in his film tune arrangements. A large portion of his hit melodies were composed by Vayalar Ramavarma and the blend of Vayalar-Devarajan-P Susheela-Yesudas was synonymous with wonderful tunes. The Vayalar-Devarajan consolidate demonstrated the best group till the demise of Vayalar in the mid 1970s. Many tunes contributed by the group are still piece of Malayalis' nostalgia.[citation needed] Separated from Vayalar, he has additionally offered tunes to verses by other famous writers and lyricists like O. N. V. Kurup, P. Bhaskaran, and Sreekumaran Thampi.