Tulunadu rich culture

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In this Blog I write about the Tulunadu Rich culture
The younger generation was very much interested in the culture of Tulunadu .Many software engineers who worked in the U.S and Japans love listening to Him I songs and watch in Tulunadu took dance MS Bhamavara said 



I talk about Tulunadu Bootha kola

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