With great restraint (ati samvṛta)He performs His magnificent Dance (mahattAnanda naTanam) with movements by His feet (sancala caraNam) with the accompaniment of sounds (rava)instruments like the dundubhi, Dindima & mridanga played by the hordes of Siva and the dEvAs. Lord of the gaNAs(gaNAnAyakam), Who grants auspiciousness to the world (akhila bhuvana mangala varadAyakam) and wears the many splendors of the kalpAs, Who is the very cause of the Universe(lOka kAraNam). Nandakumaara laptiva rampradamadishaya lambOdara vikaTaraaja mamalamīehold(anubhAvaya) the primordial cause of the Universe (praNavAkAra) ShRI siddhivinAyakA, who grants our wishes Who has a very handsome smiling face.(prasanna smita vadanam) KaruNaarasa varshana mukhakamalam kaatyaayani bhalapradam , gaNanaayakam nikhilabhuvana mangaLa varadaayakamĪbi samvrita shiva gaNa sura gaNa mahaataananda naTanam He died in 1765 in his hometown, Needamangalam. His songs were known to often exclude the name of the deity in favor of description. He composed many kritis in Sanskrit and Tamil, mainly on Lord Krishna. His gurus were Needamangalam Rajah Bhagavathar and he founded the Rudrapasupathi Pillai sishya parampara.
One of his descendants was Needamangalam Krishnamurthi Bhagavathar. He was born in about the year 1700 in Needamangalam to Muthukrishna Iyer. Very little is known about this composer.
OotukkaaDu VenkaTa Kavi - Also known as OotukkaaDu VenkaTasubbaiyar, though he preferred this title.
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